Development of Sustainable Dust Compression System for Coal Yard Safety

Abstract

A sustainable water mist spray system for a closed coal yard. The project aims to address the need for dust suppression in the coal yard to mitigate environmental and health risks. The design specifications will be determined by considering the coal yard's size, layout, and specific requirements. The system will utilize a pneumatic air vane motor powered by residual dry steam from the plant's operation and, coupled with a fan for effective mist dispersion. Ro Reject water, a byproduct of reverse osmosis water treatment, will be used as the water source. The project will involve collaboration with mechanical engineering, fluid dynamics, and environmental studies to develop an optimized system design. Field tests will be conducted to validate the system's functionality, mist spray effectiveness, and coverage area. Safety features will be installed to ensure operator protection, and training programs will be developed to educate operators on safe system operation. The effectiveness of the mist spray system will be evaluated and monitored through regular assessments and data collection. Maintenance activities will be conducted to ensure system functionality, and safety features will be updated as necessary. The successful implementation of this sustainable water mist spray system will contribute to dust suppression, environmental sustainability, and safety in the coal yard.