The given diagram illustrates the process of electricity generation from coal.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the production of energy requires a series of stages which starts from a mixture of coal and oxygen, and ends with electricity.
In the earliest stages, coal was delivered by ramp to a furnace where it is heated and combined with oxygen. Raw syngas and slag were produced from high temperatures in the furnace. From raw gas was sent to removal where it was divided into purified gas and carbon dioxide, mercury and sulfur. Then, purified gas is used in a gas turbine which is connected to a generator.
The second way to create electricity is, a gas turbine produces hot exhaust gases which utilises a heat recovery steam generator to generate flue gases into the atmosphere and steam. Following that steam is delivered to the turbine of steam to produce additional electricity.
The
given
diagram illustrates the process of electricity generation from coal.
Overall
, it is
clearly
seen
that the production of energy requires a series of stages which
starts
from a mixture of coal and oxygen, and ends with electricity.
In the earliest stages, coal
was delivered
by ramp to a furnace where it
is heated
and combined with oxygen. Raw
syngas
and slag
were produced
from high temperatures in the furnace. From raw
gas
was
sent
to removal where it
was divided
into purified
gas
and carbon dioxide, mercury and sulfur. Then, purified
gas
is
used
in a
gas
turbine which
is connected
to a generator.
The second way to create electricity is, a
gas
turbine produces hot exhaust gases which
utilises
a heat recovery steam generator to generate flue gases into the atmosphere and steam. Following that steam
is delivered
to the turbine of steam to produce additional electricity.