How to solve the problem of coal bridging in the silo when coal is fed into the boiler?
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Because the coal is too wet, when it is fed into the boiler, it sometimes forms bridges in the silo, preventing the coal from reaching the boiler. Is there a good way to solve this problem? For example, would it be feasible to add a mechanical mixing device to the silo?
Vibrating machinery can be added outside the coal bin.
There are coal bin cleaners and air cannons
See what is causing the bridging in the coal bin. Is the coal too wet, or is it mixed with mud, or are the coal particles too fine? It’s not recommended to use air guns. Everyone has played with mud when they were kids, right? Kneading a piece of soil that isn’t too wet turns it into mud. It will be even more difficult to load coal by then, as it will have all frozen solid
1. Add a vibration motor outside the coal bin. 2. Water should not be added before the coal enters the coal bin; dry coal is fed into the bin, and a spiral coal mixer is placed at the bottom where water is added. After thorough mixing, the mixture is then sent to the boiler.
Use a little less, reduce the acceleration; of course, use a motor