Dust Control at a Coal-Fired Power Plant in Central and Eastern Europe

Power Industry
Long-term treatment
Fulfilment of requirements
Reduction of water volumes
Dust suppression application of fly ash

Background

Coal-fired power plants burn coal to make steam to generate electricity. Incineration produces coal fly ash, which must be removed and collected elsewhere. Strong winds can carry the fly ash away and release it into the environment, which must be avoided at all costs.

Objectives

  • No more environmental pollution of close
    located towns and villages
  • Fulfilment of government requirements
  • Improving the working environment of
    employees
  • Significant reduction in water volumes
    because of lack of sufficient water
    resources
  • Long-term treatment to suppress fly ash
    stock for an extra 7 days or more

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