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The plant uses 10,000 tons of Shanxi anthracite per year. It operates for 8,000 hours per year, consuming around 30 tons of coal per day. The coal storage period is 30 days – what size should the coal storage facility be? How to select a coal crusher? The particle size is required to be between 30 and 45 mm.
There are relevant standards regarding the size of coal storage facilities; you can find this information by searching online. The size is determined based on factors such as local traffic conditions, weather, the practices involved in coal mining operations, and the amount of coal used. As a general rule, the storage capacity should be sufficient to cover 30 days’ worth of coal usage, though exceptions exist if the owner has special requirements. It is recommended to use a better crusher, as this is a common area for failures.
The particle size requirement for coal is very high, ranging from 30 to 45 mm. It is very important to select the right crusher; otherwise, the proportion of coal powder that does not meet the requirements will be high. It is recommended to choose a \"wolf-tooth counter-roller crusher\", and the gap between the counter rollers should be adjusted properly.
Are there anyone who has not worked on similar projects?
Here are my calculation results: 10,000 tons of coal are used per year, with 8,000 hours of operation per year; the storage period is 30 days, so the required storage volume is 900 tons. Assuming a specific volume of coal of 0.8 tons/m3 and a pile height of 2.5 meters, the area required is 450 m2. The enclosure surrounding the storage area should be 2 meters high. I would appreciate some guidance from those who are more experienced