Pulverizers

Boilers

To efficiently combust coal, it needs to be pulverized into fine particles (100μm) before being placed in a boiler.
A pulverizer (coal pulverizer) is installed for this purpose, and pulverizes pieces of coal several centimeters in diameter down to fine particles. The pulverizer includes pulverization, drying and classification functions. The classification function plays the important role of ensuring that only fine particles are sent to the boiler. A rotating-type classifier ensures that only fine particles pass through and cuts coarse particles through the opposing balance of centrifugal force and centripetal force produced by a blade rotating at several dozen rpm and the flow of air.
A vertical-type pulverizer bites into coal between a rotating table and roller to pulverize the coal through the action of crushing and grinding. Mitsubishi Power offers a varied lineup from small to high capacity through two types of pulverizer, MVM and MPS.

 

Overview

  • Achieving a high concentration of pulverized coal
  • Removing coarse particles through effective classification performance
  • High combustion efficiency in the boiler
  • Lower NOx emissions and unburnt coal
  • High capacity and low power consumption
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Specifications

Models MVM, MPS
Supported fuels Coal (Bituminous coal, subbituminous coal), biomass, PC (petroleum coke)
Capacity 9-145t/h
Fineness of pulverized coal 70-95% pass through a 200 mesh screen
Classification methods Rotating Separator / Fixed Separator / Combined Rotating + Fixed Separator

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