Preliminary Benefits Of A Boiler Performance System

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
J. Payton
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

Public Service Company of Oklahoma began burning sub-bituminous coal in December, 1979. Initially PSO had a single source coal supply from Jacobs Ranch Mine, and in 1982 added deliveries from Clovis Point mine. Both are Powder River Basin (Wyoming) coal mines. In 1986 PSO began burning Oklahoma coal to meet Oklahoma's 10% native use law. PSO experienced random s lagging during certain blends of these coals. PSO installed a boiler performance system to help control the slagging problems from the various coal blends, to improve boiler efficiency, and increase total coal consumption.
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APA: J. Payton  (1990)  Preliminary Benefits Of A Boiler Performance System

MLA: J. Payton Preliminary Benefits Of A Boiler Performance System. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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