If coal powder is stored for too long, it results in a reduced output from the coal feeder; what should be done?
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Last September, coal powder was ground for use in experiments; however, the system encountered problems and took a long time to be repaired. Now, the coal powder has been stored for some time, and the poor weather conditions here prevent the coal feeder from supplying coal in the required amounts. Is there any good solution? Thank you all:handshake
In a humid environment, the coal powder solidifies, so it needs to be poked
Thank you for your reply. There’s no problem with the coal feeder; there’s no dust there either. The dust itself is just a bit moist, and the feeding process isn’t ideal. The weather isn’t good either, so it’s not possible to dry the coal