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Title Dense Phase Pneumatic Transport: An Alternative for Conveying Pulverized Coal
Creator Smith, D. A.; Lexa, G. F.
Publisher Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
Date 1982
Spatial Coverage presented at Newport Beach, California
Abstract The concept presented is an integrated system designed to supply pulverized coal to multiple end use points (usually burners) in a consistent uniform stream which can be modulated as required to meet changes in load demand. The differences between conventional dense phase transport used for normal bulk solids transport and this modified dense phase system are discussed in detail. Detailed process flow schematics and descriptions of key equipment are also included.
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