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    This document discusses five controllable factors that affect the performance of coal mills: 1. The fineness of the milled coal product can be controlled by adjusting the spring pressure on the roller assembly and the position of the classifier vanes. 2. The ratio of coal to air in the mill must be optimized - too high an air velocity will carry coarse particles to the burners while too low a velocity risks mill choking. 3. The mill air flow must be maintained at the design level to avoid excess wear, rejects, or choking - it is controlled using hot and cold air dampers. 4. The mill outlet temperature should be around 80°C to dry the coal without risks of de

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    This document discusses five controllable factors that affect the performance of coal mills: 1. The fineness of the milled coal product can be controlled by adjusting the spring pressure on the roller assembly and the position of the classifier vanes. 2. The ratio of coal to air in the mill must be optimized - too high an air velocity will carry coarse particles to the burners while too low a velocity risks mill choking. 3. The mill air flow must be maintained at the design level to avoid excess wear, rejects, or choking - it is controlled using hot and cold air dampers. 4. The mill outlet temperature should be around 80°C to dry the coal without risks of de

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    This document discusses five controllable factors that affect the performance of coal mills: 1. The fineness of the milled coal product can be controlled by adjusting the spring pressure on the roller assembly and the position of the classifier vanes. 2. The ratio of coal to air in the mill must be optimized - too high an air velocity will carry coarse particles to the burners while too low a velocity risks mill choking. 3. The mill air flow must be maintained at the design level to avoid excess wear, rejects, or choking - it is controlled using hot and cold air dampers. 4. The mill outlet temperature should be around 80°C to dry the coal without risks of de

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    This document discusses five controllable factors that affect the performance of coal mills: 1. The fineness of the milled coal product can be controlled by adjusting the spring pressure on the roller assembly and the position of the classifier vanes. 2. The ratio of coal to air in the mill must be optimized - too high an air velocity will carry coarse particles to the burners while too low a velocity risks mill choking. 3. The mill air flow must be maintained at the design level to avoid excess wear, rejects, or choking - it is controlled using hot and cold air dampers. 4. The mill outlet temperature should be around 80°C to dry the coal without risks of de

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    FACTORS EFFECTING

    PERFOMANCE OF MILL
    By:
    SATWIK

    ONTROLLABLE FACTORS:
    1.FINENESS OF MILLED PRODUCT:
    The mill and classifier will be designed to produce this
    fineness. Any increase in fineness will waste mill power.
    By varying the following parameters within certain
    range the fineness of coal at mill outlet can be
    controlled.
    Adjusting the spring pressure of the roller assembly
    over the bowl ring.
    Setting the classifier vanes at optimum position which
    restricts the exit of coarser particles from the mill.

    THE RATIO OF COAL AIR MIXTURE:


    The quantity of the primary air should be designed such that
    the velocity of air and coal mixture is within the required level.
    If the velocity of the air is high then the coarse particles will
    also be carried to the burner. On other hand if the velocity is
    low in the mill the transportation of the coal dust will be
    suffered and the mill choking will be very frequent hence
    affect the milling performance.
    minimum velocity of 22m/sec has to be maintained in the
    mill to avoid the settling of coal dust in the mill.

    3. MILL AIR FLOW:


    Mill should be operated at design airflow at all loads.
    Operating at higher airflow will cause excess wear inside the
    mill and upset the performance of classifier etc.
    Mill operating at lower air flow may result in coal rejects,
    coal settlement and mill choking, etc. the required airflow is
    controlled by simultaneous operations of both Hot air
    Dampers (HAD) and Cold Air Dampers (CAD).

    4. MILL OUTLET TEMPERATURE:


    The hot air admitted to the mill along with the coal
    mixes with the coal, dries the coal and leaves the mill
    with the pulverized coal. The mixture leaving the mill
    has to be maintained at a suitable temperature around
    80C.
    Any increase in mill outlet temperature leads to de volatilization of coal in fuel pipes, this causes fuel pipe
    choking and fire in fuel pipes.
    But operating mill below 67oC is not recommended
    because the coal cannot be dried and mill choking
    may affect the performance of the mill.

    5.SIZE OF THE COAL TO THE MILL:


    Larger the size of the coal fed to the mill amount of
    work is increased to get fine coal of required
    fineness.
    Generally the mills will be supplied by a uniform size
    of raw coal prepared in the coal crusher.

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