ICS 27.100 P6t Record No. J378—2004 Electric Power Industry Standard of the People’s Republic of China Pp DL/T 5187.2 — 2004 Technical Code for Designing Coal Handling of Fossil Fuel Power Plant Part 2: Dust Prevention and Control Issue Date: October 20, 2004 Implementation Date: April *, 2005 Issued by the National Development and Reform Commission ofthe People's Repubic of China24984 Electric Power Industry Standard of the People’s Republic of China P DL/T 5187.2 — 2004 Technical Code for Designing Coal Handling of Fossil Fuel Power Plant Part 2: Dust Prevention and Control CHINA ELECTRIC POWER PRESS BEWING, 2009BEM (CIP) Se DLIT S187 2~2004 2k Ay EHRTHEAIEAR, 38-2 BPP, SURO: Fide A ee eT Ae a EA. AiR: Ps AUREL, 2000 ISBN 978-7-5083-9930-0 1. @de Mh, Depo, Dk sty Meee BRERA Hex IV. DTM621.7-65 SPIRRLAELBIA CIP HAH (2009) 58 238958 Rt HERA LS AT CORRE 6 100084 hp:fnww-eepp.com en? IMR BLA RA ET, ete SREB 2oIO wes AMA ONO 3 FB AM ASO TREK IPA 2VSEO SIE ase ACE NIMROD, Inthe RISEN ASSLT, AL ALATA A PS BRR BAERForward ~ 8 DL/T 5187.2 — 2004 Contents Scope . ee Normative References ~ 7 7 Glossary General Dust Prevention. 5.1 Coal Damping" 52 Control Dust Entrainment of Coal Pile by Water Spraying: ‘53. Airtighiness and Dust Prevention SA Coal Scattering Prevention 58 Dust Suppression at the Unloading Points 565 Dust Prevention of the Pulverized Coal Device at the Belt Conveyor Layer ofthe Bunker Ray snennnene Dust Collection 9 6.1 Selection of Dust Collection Method "resem 9 62 Determination of Dust Collection Air Floss" 9 63. Selection of Dust Colletion Equipment or “20 64 Design of Dust Collection Sysent soe 92 6.5. Dust Collection by Water Spraying 0 26 68 Design of Heating and Ventilation 28 Cleaning of Accumulated Dust nnn 3Q 7.1 General Rules smn st 30 72. Hydrautie Flushing “3H 73 Vacuum Cleaning a Water Supply and Drainage: - 33DL /T 5187.2 — 2004 8.1 Water Sources: 82 Piping Design 83° Water Drainage 84° Treatment of Cal Slury 9 Dustptoof and Waterproof of the Buildings inthe: 9.2 Water and Dust Proof ofthe Belt Conveyor Layer in the al Handling System Buildings Bunker Bay’ 10 Dustproof and Dampproof of Electrical System: Appendix A (Informative) Exhaust Air Flow for Mechanical Dust Collection of Transfer Station of Belt Conveyor Appendix B (Informative) Exhaust Air Flow for Mechanical Dust Collection of Coal Hopper Appendix € (informative) Water Consumption Index of ‘Various Types of Wet Dust Collector ‘Appendix D (Informative) Filtering Air Flow of Bag Type Dust Collector: Appendix E (Informative) Air Consumption of Impulse Blowing Type Bag Dust Collector: " 3B 33 4 35 “37 9.1 Dustproof and Waterproof ofthe Internal Walls and Floors (ground) “37 39 “4 42 56 “57 58DL /5187.2— 2004 Forward DLIT 5187 is composed of three parts — Part I: Coal Handling System Patt II: Dust Prevention and Control — Part Ill: Coal Handling Automatization ‘This is the Par if: Dust Prevention and Control This part is compiled in accordance with the revision requirements for NDGJ 93-1989 stated in Notice Concerning the Issuance of Preparation and Revision Plan in 1995 for Power Indusiry Standards (Ji Zong [1996] No.40) which was issued by the former Ministry of Electric Power and it will supersede NDGJ 93 1989 after its issue. Since its promulgation and implementatioa. the standard NDGJ 931989 Tentative Technical Code for Designing of Coal Dust Controt for Coat Handling Svstem of Fossil Fuel Power Plant has bbeen well appraised for its high practicability by electric power design institutes, power grid bureaus, provincial electric power bureaus and power plants. It urges the measures far coal dust control to be taken as early as the design stage of the coal handling system and has yielded the most notable results that the process system is arranged such that the fall of the transferring points is reduced to @ minimum and more attention are paid to sealing of the dust emitting points for dust control. Hydraulic cleaning has bees generalized for cleaning of floors of coal handling system and demonstrated to be highly effective. The design of dust collecting system has attracted much more attention. The waterproof of buildings and theDL /T 5187.2 — 2004 illumination of coal handling system have been improved greatly. With the deepening of reforming and progress of the technology, the practical project experiences have been accumulated and NDGJ 93-1989 has becn enriched and perfected, which is upgraded from a tentative regulation to a formal code and will provide more reliable basis for design, construction and operation of the labor protection facilities for a newly-built, expanded and modified fossil fuel power plant in parallel with the main works, thus stimulating steady improvement of dust prevention and control in the electrie power industry Compared to NDGJ 93-1989, this part has been revised mainly as follows ~ The name of the standard has been changed to Technical Code for Designing Coal Handling of Fossil Fuel Power Plant. — Add chapters and sections such as “Scope”, “Reference Regulations”, “Glossary”, “Water Supply and Drainage”. — The chapter “Buildings and Electrical System’ in the former regulation has been divided into “Dust and Water Proof of Buildings” ‘and “Dust and Damp Proof of Electrical System” — The General Principles of Chapter 4: Article 1.0.2 in the former general principles has been relocated in the newly added “Scope” in Chapter 1. — Chapter 5-Dust Prevention: add Section 5.5-Dust Control at Unloading Points. — Chapter 6-Dust Collecting: the original Seetion 6 is renamed (o be Heating and Ventilation Desige. — Chapter 7-Cleaning of Accumulated Dust: the original Section 3 is renamed to be Vacuum Cleaning, — Chapter 8-Water Supply and Drainage: the original Section 4DL/T 5187.2 — 2004 ‘Treatment of Coal Slurry is combined into Chapter 8 Water Supply and Drainage. — Alll the seferences, supplements, divisions, revisions and increases made for the original sections are stated in “Notes” of this Code: — Add three appendices: Appendix C-Water Consumption Index for All Kinds of Wet Dust Collectors, Appendix D-Filtration Velocity of Bag Type Collector and Appendix E-Compression Air Consumption of Impulse Jet Bag Type Collector. Two appendices are deleted, ic., the original Appendix 2-Air Exhaust Flow of Mechanical Dust Collection for Coa! Crusher and Appendix 4-Interpretation of Teams, ‘The Appendix A, B,C, D and E of this part are informative. This code was proposed by China Electricity Council (CEC), This code is managed and interpreted by the Technical Committee on Electric Power Planning and Engineering of Standardization Administvation of Power Industry. The code was drafted by North West Electric Power Design Institute ‘The leading authors of this part: Li Changsheng, Ma Wenlian, Liu Shaokang, Wang Yi, Lv Wenjuan, Zhang Chaoyang, Cao Yongzhen, Cao Jian, Zhang Hengyi, Zhao Pinglu, Yang Pingzheng, Zang Jizhong, Zhang Xiaojiang. vDL /T5187.2— 2004 1 Scope This part has specified the basie principles, contents and requirements of dust prevention and control design for coal handling system of fossil fuel power plants ‘This partis applicable to the dust prevention and control design for newly built, expanded or modified fossil fuel power plants installed units with a capacity of SOMW-S0OMW. The design of dust prevention and control for fossil el power plants installed with tnits with a capacity of less than SOMW may also refer to this Code. Also, the design of dust prevention and control for newly-built, expanded fossil fuel power plants with a capacity of more than 600MW may refer to this Code as wellDL /T'5187.2— 2004 2 Normative References The provisions in the following documents are integrated in this. Code by reference. For all dated reference documents, all of the sequent amendments {excluding cortigenda) or revision shall not be applicable to this Code. However, the parties that have concluded agreements based on this Code are encouraged to investigate on whether the latest versions of these documents are applicable. The latest version of the reference documents that are not dated is applicable to this rue. GB5OGL9 Design Code for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning GB 50108 Technical Code for Water Proof in Underground ks GB 8978 Integrated Wastewater Discharge Standard GBZ1 Sanitary Standard for the Design of Industrial Enterprise GBZ2_ Occupational Exposure Limit for Hazardous Agents in the Workplace DL 5000 Technical Code for Designing Fossil Fuel Power Plants DL 5053. Design Code of Labor Safety and industrial Hygiene Jor Fossil Fuel Power Plants DL/T 3638 Technical Code for Design of Heating, Ventilating ‘and Air Conditioning for Fossil Fuel Power Plant DLIT $121 Technical Code for Designing Flue Gas, Air and Pulverized Coal Pipes for Fossil Fuel Power PlantDL/T 5187.2 — 2004 3 Glossary The following terms and definitions ar 3.04 plicable to this part. Free Silica; Free Sil Silicon dioxide individually exists in sofid fuel in crystal status. 30.2 Dust Reentrainment Phenomenon that the dust settled onto the surface of the -on Dioxide equipment and guant structures is rendered to suspend again in the air due to external force. 3.03 Dust Solid tiny particulates yielded by natural or mechanical force which can suspend in the air, Dust is defined internationally as solid suspends whose diameter is less than 75g, For Ventilating and dust collecting techniques, solid suspends of Iyim-200um or even larger diameter is regarded as dust 3.04 Dust Removal: Dust Separation Technique used to collect and separate solid particulates, such as dust, contained in the air flow. 305 Dust Control Measures taken to prevent the dust ftom escaping from the running machine and equipment during production processDL /'7 5187.2 — 2004 3.08 Spray Dust Dust collection method by which the material is wet by water spraying so as to reduce the dust emission and accelerate the agglomeration and settlement of dust. 3.07 Dust Separator ‘Bauipment used for collecting and separating the dust particulates, suspended in ait or gas 3.0.8 Wet Dust Collector Equipment used for separating the particulates from the air flow ‘by contacting with liquid drops or liquid membrane. 309 Fabric Collector Bust collector which uses fiber filter bag for collecting dust. 3.0.10 Electrostatic Precipitator Dust collector which is composed of corona electrode, dust collecting clectrode and other components and can attract and coliest dust particulates in the dusty ait flow charged under the effects of the high voltage electric field 3.0.11 Resistivity Specific resistance = (dust resistance x section area through which electric current flows) / depth of dust layer. 3.0.12 Dust Removing System A mechanical air exhaust system used for collecting, conveying,DL /T 5187.2 — 2004 and purifying dusty air usually comprising partial exhaust hood, air flow duct, ventitator and dust collector. 3.0.13 Dust Concentration Mass of dust contained in unit volume of dustladen ait 3.0.14 Initial Concentration of Dust The dust concentration at the inlet of the air filter or dust separator. 3.0.15 Emission Concentration The mass of the harmful materials contained in unit volume of exhaust air. 3.0.16 Venti ‘A technique 6y which air in some rooms is changed naturally or ion mechanically to create an appropriate air environment in terms of hygiene and safety for the purpose of improving the production and life conditions. 3.017 Natural Ventilation A ventilation method used to change air in rooms under the effects of temperature difference, density difference and air flow pressure between the interior and exterior ar. 3.0.18 Warm Air Curtain A device that can spray warm air curtain so as to prevent change between the interior and exterior air.DL/T 5187.2 —2004 30.19 Spray Nozzle It specially refers to component ejecting water under a pressure into dispersed tiny water drops. 3.0.20 Surface Moisture Moisture attached onto the surface of coal particles and can be dried in air naturally or dried in 45°C-S0°C oven in lab, 3.0.21 Coal Handling System ‘A complete process system by which the coal transported to the power plant is unloaded, stored, crushed into pulverized. coal with satisfactory grain and finally delivered to the coal bunker. 3.022 Belt Conveyor Mechanical equipment used for continuously conveying bulk material, which consists of drive unit, take-up unit, conveying belt, middle structure and idlers. 3.023 Slot Unloading Trough Coal trough of concrete provided with long slot type bottom exit, which is used for unloading coal from trains. 3.024 Impeller Feeder Coal feeding equipment used at slot unloading trough, which travels along elevated rails and carry coal to the belt conveyor by using impellers. 3.0.25 Crusher Coal crushing equipment used to break coal to proper granularityDL/7 5187.2 required by the pulverizing system of the boiler 3.0.26 Coal Sereen Screening equipment used for classifying coal into different sizes through different sereening sizes. 3.027 Air Lock A device used for preventing the air flow from flowing from a high pressure section to a low pressure section and preventing the pulverized voal from flowing abnormally 3.0.28 Tripper A mechanical device used for distributing coal to coal bunker. Which can travel along the metal structure of tke belt conveyor reciprocally 3.0.29 Skirtboard A mechanical device used for guiding the coal falling down from the ta to prevent deviation ofthe belt shat may be caused by the offset ofthe + point onto the middle position of the conveyor belt coal flow. 3.0.30 Coal Flow Guard ‘A device used to change mechanically the flow direction of offset coal flow 3.031 Slime Sediment Machinery and architectural facilities used for grading, sedimentating and rectsiming coal sturryDLT 5187.2— 2004 3.0.32 Pool A pit used for collecting the coal slurry Aushing water.DL /T 5187.2 —2004 4 General 4.0.1 Comprehensive measures shall be taken for designing of dust prevention and control for coal handling systems in fossil fuel power plants. The preventive and control measures shall be combined and ‘greater importance shall be attached to the preventive measures. ‘The dust preventing, removing and cleaning system and treating and reclaiming system of coal siurry shall be planned comprehensively. 4.02. The design of comprehensive dust prevention and contzol of coal handling system shall be in accordance with the following standards of DL $000: | When the coal dust contains more than 10% free silicon dioxide, the dust concentration in the air at working places shall not be more thax 2mgim’ while the respirable silica dust concentration shall not be more than 1 mg/m’. When the respirable silica dust concentration is more than I mg/m’, person protection equipment (PPE) shall be applied: the emission concextration outdoors of the dust collection system shall not be more than 60mgim', 2 When coal dust contains less thin 10% free silicon dioxide, the dust concentration in the air at work places is as follows: The time weighted average permissible concentration shall not be more than 4mgim’, the short-time exposure permissible concentration shall not bbe more than 6mg/m’; the time weighted average permissible concentration of the respirable coal dust shall not be more than 2.Smgim’: the short-time exposure permissible concentration stall mg/m’. When the respirable silica dust concentration in the air is more than 2.Smgim'-3.Smg/m', PPE shall 9 not be more than 3,DL /5187.2 — 2004 bbe applied; the emission concentration outdoors of the dust collection system shall not be more than 120mg/m*. 4.0.3 The dust concentration limit of the operating areas in fossil ‘uel power plants shall comply with GBZ 2. 4.0.4 The transferring steps shall be reduced and the drop height of coal shall be lowered provided that the coal handling system can sufficiently meet the functional requirement. While selecting and arranging the belt conveyor for coal handling system and designing of the transferring process, measures shall be taken for sealing, dustproof and prevention of coal scattering prevention. 4.0.5 The coal with excessively low surface moisture and liable to emit dust may be appropriately damped. The volume of water used to wet the coal shall not result in compromise of the coal handling system, pulverizing system and the boiler efficiency. 4.0.6 The floors of gallery trestle, underground unloading trough, transfer station, coal crusher house, take-up device room, driving station, silo as well as the belt conveyor layer of the coal bunker of the coal handling system shall be hydraulically cleaned. 4.0.7 The equipment, pipe on belt conveyor layer of coal bunker bay as well as the belt conveyor can be dried, cleaned periodically by the vacuum cleaning system disposed in the boiler house. 4.0.8 Separate water supply system may be provided to supply water for coal damping, dust collecting and floor cleaning of the coal handling system. The water source shall be selected through technical and economic comparison based on the actual situations of the power plant and the basic principle of water reservation in order to meet the necessary water quality requirement. 4.0.9 Following factors shall be considered for design of dust collection of coal handling system. 10DL /'T5187.2— 2004 Technical processes; Type of coal; Dust entrainment degree; Surface moisture of coal; Local weather data 4.0.10 There shall be ventilation systems for underground unloading ‘rough, tunnel and underground transfer station of the coal handling system. 0.11 The design of dust control, fireproof, explosion proof, damp proof and anticorrosion of the coal handling system shall comply with the provisions of DL 5000, DL 5083 and G8Z. 1 4.0.12 Fireproof and explosion-proo? measures for dust collection equipment shall be taken according to requirements of GB 50019.DL/T5187.2—2004 5 Dust Prevention 5.1 Coal Damping 5.1.1 The coal containing less surface moisture and liable to emit dust may be damped before being unloaded and reclaimed from the coal yard such thatthe coal can not entrain dust. The surface moisture of coal which will not result in dust entrainment shall be determined by test or operating experiences based on the physical properties of the coai after comprehensively considering the normal operation of the coal handling system, the pulverizing system and the boiler efficiency. 1€ no sufficient data is available, the surface moisture of coal may be determined to be 8%-10%, 5.1.2 Damping of coal can be carried out by spraying water in coal truck or train, on belt conveyor at the transfer point. The specific method shall be determined after technical and economic comparison according to the actual situations of the project. While spraying water on coal carried by belt conveyor, the spraying point shall be close to the terminal or the skirboard of the ‘belt conveyor as practically as possible 5.1.3 If coal is damped by using water injecting machine, the injecting water flow shall be accommodate the output of the unloading equipment and the capacity and pressure of the water supply system shall be determined by the technical parameters of the water flooding machine. The necessary water flow may be calculated by using the following formulas: RDL/T5187.2— 2004 Gu= Me (deh) (S131) Gay = Mi (ds-d\) mk (8.1.3-2) where: Ga water flow per hour, t! Gq — water flow per day, td; ‘M,— coal loadage per car, t d — original surface moisture of coal (to be taken as that of the analytical data of the as-received coal, if no such data is available, a minimum of 3% may be estimated), d:— surface moisture of coal, usually taken as 8%-10%; 8 — number of ears required to be sprayed with water per hour: m — number of cars required to be sprayed with water per day; k — non-uniform coefficient of water spraying, k= 1.2 5.1.4 If coal on belt conveyor is damped by spraying water, the water flow rate required may be caleulated by using the following formulas: G5 = O,(de-dy) (S.L41) Gi Ocld-dd (5.1.4.2) where Gy — necessary water flow per hour, th; Gy, — necessary water flow per day, tis Q; — coal flow transported per day. Vd: Q, — coal flow transported per hour, vhs 4d, — original surface moisture of coal. % dy — surface moisture of coal being damped, %, 4 When water is sprayed at different locations, the total water flow BDL/'T5187.2—~ 2004 shall be the sum of the water flows at all the locations. 5.2 Control Dust Entrainment of Coal Pile by Water Spraying 5.21 The coal yard shall be equipped with spraying devices covering all over the whole coal pile area. The water flows ejected from the opposite sides of the coal yard shall cross over the coal piles. 5.2.2 The spraying water flow for the coal yard may be calculated by using the following formulas (522-1) (5.2.2-2) where Gy — water spraying flow per day, Ud; Gey— water spraying flow per hour, Uh; dp — flow per nozzle, th; N, — number of nozzles allowed to be opened simultaneously; _m— spraying times per day, may be 2-4 times; q — sptaying intensity: 0,002m'/m*-0.004m'/m? per time, it can be designed according to the local weather conditions and the plant-wide water balance; a ~ spraying area, m’, —~ non-uniform spraying coefficient, é=1.2. ‘The coal yard shall be sprayed by areas and the water pressure at the front end of the nozzle shall be 0.50MPa-0,70MPa. When the coal yard is excessively large and the total time for every spraying is excessively long, the maximum flow of the water supply pump may exceed 150 if being justified by technical and economic comparison 5.23 Dust proof nozzles may be applied for coal yard water spraying. The arrangement and total number of the nozzles may be 4DL/T 5187.2 — 2004 determined by factors such as coal yard area, height of the coal pile, nozzle performance, wind power, wind direction, spraying intensity and water spraying uniformity 5.24 The layout of the main spraying pipe of the coal yard shall accommodate the layout of the facilities on the coal yard. A’ main water drain valve well shall be disposed at the inlet of the main spraying pipe. The branch pipe connecting the nozzles shall have anti-freezing measures taken for the portion above the ground. The sprinkler system may be operated locally or remote-controlled by program. 5.3 Airtightness and Dust Prevention 5.3.1 When calculating the capacity of the slot unloading trough. & space of #4M0mm—1000mm away from the coal poking platform shall bee reserved for bottom sealing coal 5.32. There shall be a coal curtain atthe exit of the coal hopper. A suspending devie: shall be provided at the top of the coal curtain, 5.3.3 Coal erushers with smaller blowing capacity shall be applied for newly built power plants and shall be equipped with an air flow regulating device. For expanded power plants, technical modification is necessary if using the existing coal erusher with a larger air flow. 5.34 The coal screen, the coal chute and steel coal hopper at the front and rear of the coal c her and the joints of the coal chute at all transfer points shall be filled with materials for sealing 5.3.5 While the front and the rear belt conveyors are arranged right, the falling height at the transfer point shall be reduced. However, reversible short belt conveyors should not be used, 5.3.6 Measures shall be taken for sealing the coal unloading opening. if movable belt conveyor or travelling tripper is used toDL/T 5187. as unload coal. 5.4 Coal Seattering Prevention 5.4.1. If the coal flow enters the trans‘er station transversely or if it is possible to enter the next stage of belt conveyor eccentrically, flow guards or other correcting devices may be added at the terminal of the coal chute that is extended into the skirtboard. 5.4.2 The downstream side of the skirtboard shall be disposed in front of the last upper idlers group of the belt conveyor. 5.43 The length of the skirtboard at the loading point of the belt conveyor shall accommodate the belt speed. It shall be calculated by using the following two formulas, whichever is the larger: ru (543-1) 124-6) B (643-2) where v — belt speed, m/s; B— belt width, m; 12s The sealing rubber plate between the skirtboard and the belt nay be provided as a whole unit consistent with the total length of the skirtboard; while the scattered coal on the floor is necessary to be recollected by the skirtboard, there may be a coal receiving section less than 500mm equipped with a movable cover plate at the terminal thereof. If there is a spraying device or dust collector, the length of the skirtboard shall also meet the relevant requirements. 5.44. Impact-absorbing idlers shall be installed at the fixed loading points of the belt conveyor. The intervals between the idlers may be 300mm400mm within the range of the skirtboard. The arangement of the impact-absorbing idlers shall correspond to the positions of the 16DL /T 5187.2 — 2004 coal chute and skirtboard. There may be a set of impact-absorbing idlers at either side of the skirtboard and the main coal flow shall fall down between the two sets of impact-absorbing idlers. 545 A belt load surface cleaner shall be provided at the head pulley of the belt conveyor. The size of the discharge hopper at the head shalt be capable of receiving the accumulated coal cleaned off the belt. For the belt section in front of the direction changing point of the rear pulley and before the first bend pulley of the vertical take-up device (close to the head pulley end), a non-loaded belt cleaners shall be provided at the non-bearing surface ofthe belt. 5.4.6 The upper idlers at the bearing section of the single-direction belt conveyor may be forward inclination tough idlers and there shall be one set of automatic training idlers for every 10 sets of upper supporting rollers. ‘The return idlers may be in combination of flat type and V type and there shall be one set of automatic training idler for every 5 sets of retum idlets. An appropriate number of return idlers with cleaning function may be applied at the return section close to the head pulley Bidirectional belt conveyor should apply common trough type upper idlers. The upper and return bidir jonal automatic training idlers. may be disposed in the same manner as that of the single-directional belt conveyor. 5.5 Dust Suppression at the Unloading Points 554 When the there should be buffering airlock device. buffering pulley or buffering ling hi ight at the transfer point is trore than 4m, coal hopper atthe exit of the coal chute. 55.2 Ifa plough type unloader is used to unload coal, there shall be an airlock baffle at the unloading head.DL /T5187.2— 2004 5.5.3. Ifa cax tipper, spiral unloader and chain bucket unloader is used to unload coal, the device equipped with water spraying device shall be applied 554 If a cantilever type or portal-type bucket-wheel stacker- reclaimer is applied on the coal yard, the equipment provided with water spraying device at the coal falling position may be applied, 5.5.5 If a grab bucket or comtinuous type ship unloader is used to unload coal, the equipment provided with water spraying device at the coal falling position may be applied. 5.6 Dust Prevention of the Pulverized Coal Device at the Belt Conveyor Layer of the Bunker Bay 5.6.1 Incase of an intermediate bin type pulverized coal system, the pulverized coal conveying equipment may be provided as required. ‘The pulverized coal conveying equipment may be of chain type or ‘other types which shall be provided with airtight measures. If the pulverized coal chutes are arranged appropriately to directly supply pulverized coal to the neighboring two coal bunkers of one boiler, the pulverized coal conveying system may be eliminated. 5.6.2 The damp absorbing pipes shall be installed on the coal pulverized bunker and the pulverized coal conveying system according (0 the requirements of DL/T $121 5.63 The structure of the airlock device of the pulverized coal chute, the wood scrap separator, the guillotine damper and the damper type direction changing device shall be safe, reliable, airproof and dust preventive. The inner structure of the damper type direction, changing device shall be such that accumulated pulverized coal can be avoided and the device is airtight after being closed 18DL/T 5187.2 — 2004 6 Dust Collection 6.1 Selection of Dust Collection Method 6.1.1 The dust entrainment points such as transfer station, crusher room, coal bunker (hopper) and coal silos shall be use mechanical ust collection and dust suppressing by water spraying method, 6.1.2 The part of the slot unloading trough above the ground should employ the method of dust suppressing by water spraying. 6.1.3. The part of the slot unloading trough below the ground may employ the method of dust suppressing by water spraying and dust collection mechanically through automatic tracking 6.1.4 The dust suppression by spraying water may be applied at the entrainment points of the Wagon tipper house. 62. Determination of Dust Collection Air Flow 62.1. The dust collection air flow of the transfer station (including the coal collecting point of the coal feeder under the coal hopper) ‘may be determined according to the following requirements | If there is no aitlock device on the coal chute of the goal handing system. it may be determined according to the data shown 1 appendix A; 2 If all the parts of the coal handling system are sealed well and there is aitlock device on the coal chute and secondary rubber curtain inside the skietboard, the of the data in appendix A. 622 The air flow of the coal crusher shall be determined according ir flow may be determined to be 1/3 19DL /'T 5187.2 — 2004 to the following requirements. 1 There is no coal screen in the coal handling system: 1) The blowing air flow of the coal crusher shall be provided by the manufacturer and it can also be determined through calculation. 2) If all the parts of the coal handling system are sealed well and there is airlock device on the coal chute and secondary rubber baffle in front ofthe dust intake of the skirtboard, the air flow shall be determined to be the sum of the air flow of the ring hammer crusher and that of the coal chute under it. The dust collection air flow of the coal chute under the coal crusher may be determined to be the air low of the transfer station under the same conditions (falling height, belt width, belt speed). 2. I there is a coal screen in the coal handling system, the dust collection air flow shall be determined to be the sum of the air flow of the crusher and that of the coal chute under the coal screen, The ait flow of the coal chute under the coal screen may be determined to be the air flow of the transfer station under the same conditions (falling height, belt width, bet speed). 6.2.3 The dust collection air flow of the coal bunker (hopper), the dust entrainment point over the silo shall be determined as shown in Appendix B. 6.3 Selection of Dust Collection Equipment 63.1 The selection of the dust collector shall be determined after technical and economic comparison based on the following factors. | The chemical composition, corrosion, temperature, humidity, 20DL /T 5187.2 ~~ 2004 flow and dust concentration of the gas containing coal dust; 2. The chemical composition, density, distribution of the coal particle sizes, water absorption, caking property, specific resistance, flammability, explosibility of coal dust; 3. The permissible emission concentration of the purified gas: 4 The coal dust reclaiming type of the dust collector; 5. The fractional and total efficiency of the dust collector; 6 The initial investment and operating costs of the dust collection system; 7 Complication of the maintenance and manegement. 6.32 In design of dust collection system of the coal handling system, wet type dust collector, bag type dust collector or electrostatic precipitator should be applied. 6.3.3 The wet type dust collector shall be selected in accordance with the following requirements 1 There shall be coal slurry reclaiming, and treatment devices for wet type dust collector. The water consumption index of the wet type dust collector shall be determined according to Appendix C. 2 Ther operation of the wet type dust collector. shall be reliable water supply system to ensure normal 3. While the outdoor temperature is below 0% in winter, the ‘wet type dust collector shall be installed indoors and should be provided with heating dev 634 The bag type dust collector shall be selected according to Ce following requirements. 1 The bag type dust collecior should select atmosphere reverse blowing type, rotary reverse blowing type or impulse bag type dust collector. The initial dust concentration at the inlet of the collector should be less than 20g/mPL/T 9187.2 —2004 2. The filtering cloth characterized by high strength, anti-static and dust proof shall be applied for the filter materiel of bag type dust collector. 3. The filtering air velocit of the bag type dust collector shall be determined according to the data in Appendix D, considering the factors such as dust cleaning method, dust property, filtering material property, dust concentration atthe inlet and the equipment resistance. 4 There shall be reliable compressed air source if applying impulse bag type dust collector. The compressed air consumption may be determined according to the data in Appendix E. 6.3.5 The electrostatic precipitator shall be selected according to the following factors: — specific resistance of the coal dust shall be 10° sem - 10!" scm; — the flammable volatile material in the coal dust shall be less than 46%; — the initial concentration of the coal dust shall not be more than 30g/m' 6.4 Design of Dust Collection System 6.4.1 Ifthe coal handling system is equipped with double belts (one for spare), there may be a set of dust collection system for each belt. ‘When one set of dust collection system is shared by two belts, the air flow shall be determined to be that necessary for operation of one belt plus a margin of 15%-20%, and, in this case, the air intake pipe shall be equipped with a switchover valve. 6.4.2 For a multi-storey transfer station, one set of dust collection system may be provided, which is shared by the individual air intake points of different floors working simultaneously. The dust collection air flow shall be calculated assuming all the air intake points are put 2DL /T5187.2— 2004 into operation simultaneously. 643 The coal bunker (hopper) and silo shall be equipped with an independent dust collection system. If a centralized dust collection system is provided, there shall be two fans equipped for the dust collector, one operating and one standby 6.44 The design of the dust collection system shall be such that the coal bunker hopper) and silo are ventilated regularly when being emptied of coal 645 A reclaiming facility shall be provided to recover the coal dust (or coal slurry) collected by the dust collector. There shall be measures for ash discharging device of dry type dust collector to prevent dust-re 6.46 The differential of pressure loss of the pipe sections of the dust collection system connected in parallel shall not be more than wrainment. 10%. If this value can not be achieved by adjusting the pipe diameter, control valves shall be applied 64.7 When selecting the dust collection fan, the pressure head of the fan shall be 15%-20% more than the resistance loss of the dust collection system. 6.4.8 The minimum air flow rate in the dust collection pipe shall be Vertical air duct, 11.00m/s; Inclined air duct, 15.00m/s: Horizontal air duct, 17.00m’s; The minimum air flow in the air duct after the dust collector should not be less than 8.00nv. 64.9 The location of the dust collection hood and air velocity at the surface of the hood |The distance from the outer rim of tke dust collection hood to the outer rim of the coal chute should not be less than the width of 2DL/T 5187.2 — 2004 the belt; 2. The distance from the exit of the skirtboard to the outer rim of the dust collection hood shall not be less than 15 times of the width of the belts 3. If there are two coal unloading points on the same belt, two dust collection hoods may be installed at the skirtboard; 4 If conditions permit, there shall be dust collection points at the head and the terminal ofthe belt conveyor, 5 The air flow rate at the surface of the hood shall be controlled st 0.50m/s-2,00m/s according to the distribution of the coal particle sizes 6.4.10 The loads of the air ducts shall not be supported on the fan and dust collector, and the loads of the dust collection equipment shall not be supported on the process equipment. 6.4.11 The air pipes of the dust collection system shall be in compliance with the following requirements. 1 Round steel air pipes with airtight connections and welds shall be applied 2 The air pipes shall be installed vertically or stantingly and the angle between the pipes and the level plane shall be more than 45° when being installed slantingly. Pipes with 2 small slope or installed horizontally shall be as short as possible with measures to prevent dust accumulation, 3 The branch pipe shall be connected to the top or side of the main pipe. The angle between the tee pipes shall be 15° ~45” 4 There shall be cleaning holes in the vicinity of shaped pipes for sealing. 5 The dust collection pipe before the suction inlet of the dust collector shall not be installed in a concezled manner. 24DLT 5187.2 — 2004 6 There shall be necessary test holes on the air pipes of the dust collection system and the position and quantity thereof shall be in accordance with the test requirements, 7 The thickness of the steel plate for air pipes of the dust collector shall not be less than 200mm and the steel plates used for shaped pipes shall not be less than 3.00mm. 6.4.12 When using wet type dust collector, the necessary water consumption shall be determined according to the requirement of the dust collector proper. 1 The daily necessary water flow for wet type dust collector shall be calculated by using the following formula: i= nmVK (64.12) where: G,— necessary water flow of the wet type dust collectorsm'/d: n= number of wet type dust collectors m — water change times of one wet type dust collector per day (usually one time of water change per shift, m= 3): V — water volume of the wet type dust collector,m*; K — correction coefficient, the recommended value is 1.10-1.20. 2. The inlet pressure of the reverse flushing pipe of the wet type dust collector should be maintained at 0.10MPa-0.20MFa 6.4.13 The air exhaust outlet of the dust collector shall be directed to outdoors. 6.4.14 The dust collection system shall be started and stopped with the corresponding belt conveyor and plough type unloader in an interlocked manner, 64.15 When using electrostatic precipitator, the motor of the associated fan shall be of explosion-proof type 25DL/75187.2— 2004 65 Dust Collection by Water Spraying 6.5.1 If the surface moisture of the design coal is 7% or more, the spraying de above ground part of the slot unloading trough. If the surface ‘moisture of the design coal is less than 7%, the spraying device intended for dust collection should be provided. The spraying mist shall cover all the dust entrainment arcas. The pipe sections and solenoid valves that are independently controlled shall be provided for the indi nozzle shall not interfere with operation, jee intended for dust collection may be eliminated for the dual truck sections. The installation position of the 6.5.2 There may be nozzles for the underground part of the slot unloading trough at the feeding opening of the coal feeder and inside the skirtboard for the coal loading point. The water source shall be provided in such manner that can accommodate the movement of the coal feeder and can be readily and reliably operated. 6.5.3. lia car tripper is used to unload coal, water spraying method should be used for dust collection according to the following requirements. 1 The arrangement of the nozzles: 1) The atomization of the nozzles shall cover all the dust entrainment areas; 2) There shall be at least five rows of staggered nozzles at the front side of the car tipper, 3) There shall be two lines of nozzles staggered horizontally atthe rear side of the tripper; 4) There shall be three rows of staggered nozzles atthe left and right side ofthe tripper respectively 2 The car tripper house shall be equipped with separate water 26DL /T5187,2— 2004 spraying pump house. The head of the water pump shall be such that the pressure before the nozzle is not less than 0.25MPa, There shall be filtering device at the inlet of the water pump, The water spraying pump shall not be started and stopped frequently. 3. The water spraying quality shal! be in compliance with the Section 8.1.1. In winter, some condensate resulting from cooling of the heating steam should be introduced into the water tank 4 The volume of the spraying water tank shall be determined by the spraying water flow and the water replenishing mode and shall rot be less than 5.0m’. There shall be a level gauge in the water tank and a water replenishing system capable of automatically adjusting the water level shall be provided. 6.54. There shall be valves at the end of the branck pipes for every row of nozzles of the water spraying system and the slope of the spraying pipe should be larger than 0.3%. And there shall be a drain valve at the lowest point 6.5.5 The water spraying system shall be provided according to the following requirements if skirtboards are provided for other dust entrainment points 1 If there are dust collection points of the dust collection system on the skirtboard, nozzles shall be installed close to the exit of the skirtboard. There shall be side boards at both sides of the nozzles and rubber curtains shall be installed thereon. 2 The water pressure before the nozzles shall not be less than 0.20MPa, 3. The water spraying system shall be automatically controlled. 6.5.6 The necessary water flow for dust collection of coal unloading, sereening, feeding and transferring equipment shall be calculated by using the following formulas:DL/7 5187.2 — 2004 G.=Ne (656-1) G,= Net (656-2) where: G,— necessary water flow for water spraying per hour,m'/h; G,— necessary water flow for water spraying per day,m’/d; N— number of nozzles, piece: &— water spraying flow of each nozzle,m'/h 1 — hours of water spraying per day, hid. 88 Design of Heating and Ventilation 6.6.1 The design of heating and anti-freezing of the trestle, underground slot unloading trough, transfer station, crusher room, silo, bunker bay, take-up device room and dfive station of the coal handting system shall be in accordance with DL/T $035. 6.6.2 The underground buildings of the coal handling system shall employ natural air intake and mechanical ait exhaust mode, The ventilation flow shall be such that air changes are not less than 15 times per hour in summers and not less than five times in winters. ‘The motor of the ventilator shall be of anti-explosion type, 6.6.3. The air intake of the underground buildings shall be provided at an outdoor place with clean air. 6.6.4 The place in the underground slot unloading trough where condensate tank and condensate pump ate provided shall be ventilated 6.65. If there is no side window directing outdeors in belt conveyor layer of the bunker bay, mechanical air exhaust with ap air change rate of not less than five times per hour may be provided. Mechanical air supply system and steam air heating system should be provided for the belt conveyor layer of the coal bunker. 6.6.6 The ventilation air flow shall be reasonably distributed and the *DL /1 5187.2 — 2004 air flow velocity in the working area in workshop shall at be more than 0.50mis, 6.6.7 For the regions where the outdoor temperature used for calculation of ventilation in winter is below or equal to 10°C, warm air curtains is needed to be provided at the gate of the car tripper house. If the above temperature is above —10°C, warm air curtains may also be provided if justified by technical comparison. The warm air curtains should supply air from both sides rather than from the ‘Aloor.DL /T 5187.2 — 2004 7 Cleaning of Accumulated Dust 71 General Rules TAA The accumulated dust on the floors of the buildings (structures), such as coal conveying trestie, transfer station, crusher room, silo, and belt conveyor layer of bunker bay, take-up device room and drive station shall be cleaned hydraulically. Vacuum cleaning shall be applied for the belt conveyor layer of the bunker bay for which the hydraulic cleaning is not suitable. The above ground patt of the eat tripper house should be cleaned hydraulically. 74.2 To facilitate drainage of flushing water, the horizontal length of the coal conveying trestle shall be reduced to a minimum, If the length is over 1Sm, they should be arranged at a small inclination 7.1.3. ‘The bridge type impeller coal feeder shall be applied for the slot unloading trough to make it easy to clean the floor of the slot unloading trough. 7.44. To reduce the floor cleaning efforts, the belt conveyor with a shuttle arrangement that is used in cooperation with the bucket whee! stacker-reciaimer should be equipped with a plough type unloader before the terminal transfer station and the drive station. In case of a run-through arrangement, a plough type unloader should be provided before the head transfer station, In this way, the coal scattered on the belt surface while stockpiling can be unloaded to the coal yard, 7.15 There shall be devices provided in the individual floors of the transfer station of the coal handling system as well as the coal crusher room, which can clean the coal scattered on the floors and retum 0DLT 5187.2— 2004 them to the system through coal-return hole. 7.1.6 Heating radiator not liable to dust accumulation and readily cleanable should be applied in the coal handling building. 7.2. Hydraulic Flushing 7.21 In cases where hydraulic cleaning és applied for the coal handling system, sufficient number of flushing connections shall be Provided at the various storeys of the buildings (structures), such as trestles, transfer stations, crusher room. silo, belt conveyor layer of bunker bay, take-up device room and drive station, to enable the flushing water to get access to the locations requiring cleaning. 7.2.2. The necessary flushing water flow shall be calculated by using the following formulas: = galt (7221) G.= mga (122-2) where: G,— flushing water flow per hour,m'sh; & — flushing water flow per unit of area per time (suggested average value should be gs 6.01mi?) mi; a— whole area of the coal handling system needs to be cleaned by water, m’, 1 — water flushing time for one time (usually 0.h—1h).h; G, — required flushing water per day, mid: m ~~ times of floor flushing per day. ‘The value m is dependent upon the coal moisture content, coal conveying mode, local weather conditions and water supply conditions. It is usually taken to be 1-3 times per day. ‘The hydraulic flushing of floors of the buildings (structures) shall be carried out by sections considering the floor slope direction uDL/T 5187.2 ~ 2004 thereof. The water consumption shall not be excessively intensive and shall not exceed 150m*sh. 73. Vacuum Cleaning 7.3.41 There shall be @ vacuum cleaning piping system at the belt conveyor layer in the bunker bay, which serves to clean the dust accumulated at the coal conveying equipment in the belt conveyor layer, enclosed screw conveyor, dust collection equipment, cable structures, electrical panels (cabinets) and pipes not suitable for water foshing, 7.3.2 The vacuum cleaning system at the belt conveyor layer in the bunker bay should be provided one set of piping system for one boiler, 7.33 The design of the pipe network system shall meet the following requirements. 1. The appropriate distance between the dust intakes shall be determined according to the length of the dust collection hose and its ‘working radius (10m-15m), 2. Steel pipe with a thick wall shall be applied for the dust collection pipe. 3 The branch pipes shall be connected to the main pipe through branch connectors o ¥ type connectors from the side ot top of the main pipe. The included angle between the material in the branch pipe and the main pipe shall not be larger than 15° and the flow direction of the materials in the branch pipe and the main pipe shall be identical 4 The curvature radius of the pipe elbow shall be equal ot ‘more than 4 times of the nominal pipe diameter. 32DL /75187.2— 2004 8 Water Supply and Drainage 8.1 Water Sources 8.11 A creliable water source shall be provided for the coal handling system, Circulating blowdown water or recycled sewage water shall ‘be adopted for hydraulic cleaning or spraying the coal yard. The water used for damping and dedusting may originate from circulating blowdowa water or industrial water. 8.1.2. When the water for hydraulic cleaning and spraying the coal yard originate from the same source, the water supply system for hydrautic cleaning may be provided independent of the water supply system for spraying the coal yard. When the two systems are provided independent of each other, the flushing water flow and Spraying water flow needed per hour shall be determined respectively. Each of the systems should be provided with one standby pump. If the two systems are combined, the water supply flow per hour shout be che sum of the flushing water flow and the spraying water flow. One standby water supply pump should be provided, The pressure at the point with the most adverse conditions as well asthe pressure of the water supply source shall constitute a basis for determining the necessity for installation of a booster pump in order to supply water for the applications including damping and dedusting, 82 Piping Design 8.21 The flushing water pipe shall be connected to the coal 3DL /T 5187.2 — 2004 handling system by sections. 8.2.2 Water flushing connections shall be provided atong the indoor flushing water main pipe st certain intervals depending upon the length of the water hose. The necessary valves and hoses or spraying ‘guns complete with valves shall be provided. The diameter of the ‘connections shall be approximately DN20-DN25. 8.2.3 The flow rate of the main flushing pipe shall be 1.50m/s-2.5Omvs 8.2.4 The pressure before the flushing nozzle shall not be less than 0.20MPa. 8.3 Water Drainage 8.3.1 The indoor Mushing water of the coal handling system shall be drained to floor drains of open trenches and then is drained into the Gispersed water collection pit. The floor drains shall have a water collecting radius of fess than 12m and the diameter of their upper ‘openings shall not be Jess than 200mm. The floor drain shall be covered with cast iron grizzly and its bottom end shall be connected to the vertical drain pipe (no water trap shall be used) made of steel with an inner diameter not less than 150mm. Horizontal main pipe shall be avoided as practically 2s possible, if not avoidable, it should have a slope of not fess than 5% and an inner diameter not less than DN 200. Tumings of the pipes shall be reduced to a minimum. 83.2 The water drainage trench and collection pit shall be provided at the bottom floor of the coal handling system building. The Tongitudinal slope of the water trench shall be more than 5% and the fuming of the trench shall be circular shaped. 8.3.3 The water collection pit shall be designed to facilitate cleaning and transfer of the coal slurry and have a capacity of not less than 2m’. 4DLT 5187.2— 2004 8.3.4 Vertical type sewage pump shall be arranged in the collection pit for transferring the coal containing sewage to the sedimentation tank. The start and stop of the sewage pump shall be interlocked with the water level 83.5 The coal containing sewage should be transferred by a single pipe under pressurized condition from Various water collection pits to the sedimentation tank, If the number of transfer pipes is excessive, they may be integrated appropriately and shall be flushed by sections, at different times. The flow rate inside the pressurized transfer pipes shall be 1.S0m/5-1,80mls 83.6 The outdoor coal containing sewage pipelines in cold areas should be buried under the frozen depth. if the requirements in terms of buried depth can not be satistied, the pipelines shall be thermally insulated or emptied 84 Treatment of Coal Slurry 8.4.1 The coal containing sewage shall be treated to the extent that the sewage can be recycled and allowed to drain, The treatment shall be recycled. The water can be drained outside only after being treated up system shall be simple and reliable and the flushing wat to the quality in compliance with 842 The volume of the sedimentation tank shall be capable of holding the drained flushing water for one day. The selection of the tank shall accommodate the treatment process and the coal slurry cleaning equipment. The volume of the equipment used for treatment of the coal slurry shall aratch the adjusting volume of the sedimentation tank. 843. In cold and severe cold areas. the sedimentation tank of coal containing water and the treatment equipment shall be atsanged 35DL /T 5187.2 — 2004 indoors and provided with heating device. 844 The coal shumy resulting from treatment of wastewater containing coal shall be reclaimed back to the coal yard anit shall be transferred by slurry pump, screw separating conveyor or mechanical methods. The coal shurry with a high water content shall be dewatered of dried. The secondary pollution caused by coal slumy shall be avoided BdDL/T5187,.2— 2004 9 Dustproof and Waterproof of the Buildings 84 Dustproof and Waterproof of the Internal Walls and Floors (ground) in the Coal Handling System Buildings 9.1.1 The intemal walls of the coal handling system buildings should meet the following requirements 1 The intemal walls of the coal handling system buildings should be level and free of accumulated dust. The upper surface of the protruding part of the internal walls should form an inclined surface and included angle between the inclined surface and the level surface should not be less than 60° . The internal wall comers shall bbe made into small are angles. 2. The internal walls of the tresite, the above ground (semi- underground) transfer station and the crusher room should be furnished with dadoes constructed of waterproof cement motiar or tile with a height of 3.20n7-1.80rn 3 The intemal walls of the coal conveying tunnel, underground slot unloading trough, underground transfer station and underground recriving coat hopper should be fumished with dadoes of tile (or enamel) with a height of 1.80m, 94.2 The floor (ground) surface of the coal handling system buildings should meet the following requirements, 1 Neat, bright and clean and dust-free decorative materials shall be selected for the floor (ground) surface of the coal handling system buildings, 7DL/T 5187.2 ~ 2004 2. ‘The ordinary castin-situ terrazzo surface or hardened weat- resistant materials should be adopted for construction of grade level of the above ground (semi-underground) transfer station and the crusher room. 4. The coal conveying trestle, underground coal mnnel, underground slot unloading trough, underground transfer station and underground receiving coal hopper should be compacted with 1:2 cement mortar layer. If the coal conveying trestle adopts the pre-cast concrete slabs, 4 tigid waterproof layer should be provided (if this layer also serves as a slope, the slope should be more than 1%), The waterproof Additive should be added in the cast-in-situ structure concrete. 4 The water collection of the Moor {ground} surface should have a definite direction and water catchment points. The drainage slope of the floor (ground) surface should be 1% to 3%. The coal conveying trestle, coal tunnel and underground slot type coal unloading hopper should be provided with a transverse slope which is identical with that of the floors, The slope of coal conveying trestle should incline towards the belt conveyor frame and the transverse slope of coal tunnel and the underground unloading trough shall incline towards the longitudinal drainage ditch 3 Concrete revetment with the minimum height of 150mm shall be constructed at the floor openings, Flashings should be provided at openings where pipes penetrate through the floor. Cover plates with a slope at the top surface shall be provided for the revetment of hoisting openings and manholes. The entrance of the doors and staircases shall be constructed with water retaining enclosures and the water retaining enclosures of the staircases shall ‘be designed with a slope 6 Deformation joints shall be structured such that they exe 8DL /T 5187.2 —2004 seepage and leakage resistant, Water intercepting ditches should be provided in front of the deformation joints for descending trestle an the undergroune deformation joints should be designed according to the requirement of GB 50108 9.2 Water and Dust Proof of the Belt Conveyor Layer in the Bunker Bay 92.1 The internal walls ofthe belt conveyor layer in the bunker bay should be provided with dadoes constructed of waterproof cement mortar or tile with a height of 1.20m-1.80m, 9.2.2 The floor of belt conveyor layer in the bunker bay should be level, dust-proof and readily cleanabfe, The ordinary terrazzo surface or hardened wear-resistant materials should be adopted for consiniction of the grade level 923 I the belt conveyor layer in the bunker bay will be hydraulically cleaned, the Moor should be equipped with drainage facility. 1f the floor slat is constructed of east-in-situ concrete, a transverse slope not less than 2% towards the longitudinal drainage ditch should be provided. Waterproof additive shoufd be added in the cast-in-situ concrete structure. The drain outlet of the drainage diteh should have @ water collecting radius of fess than 12m and @ slope of ‘more than 1% 9.24 Concrete revetment with the minimum height of 150mm shall be constructed at the floor openings, Flashings should be provided at ‘openings where pipes penetrate through the floor. The entrance of the doors and staircases shall be constructed with water retaining enclosures and the water retaining enclosures of the staircases shall be designed with a slope. »DL/1 5187.2 — 2004 9.2.5 Deformation joints shall be structured such that they are seepage and leakage-resistant. Water retaining slopes should be provided at both sides of the deformation joints and shall incline towards both sides ofthe joints. 4DL/T 5187.2 —2004 10 Dustproof and Dampproof of Electrical System 10.0.1 The electrical control panels (cubicles) of the bunker bay and transfer stations of the coal handling system should be arranged in separate and airtight rooms. If open arrangement is selected, the electrical equipment shall have a protection class not less than IPS4 10.02 The electrical devices of the coal handling system that employ open arrangement should be of suspended type. In case that floor stand panels (cubicles) are used, the foundations thereof shall be raised by 200mm. 10.0.3 The cables of the cos! handling system should be routed by using cable trays. Each layer of the cable trays shall be equipped with cover plates. Ifthe conditions permit, cables may be routed in ducts. 10.04 The openings reserved for cable shafts of the coal handling system shall be constructed with protection edges with @ height of not Jess than 150mm, 10.0.5 If a centralized control system is used for the coal handling system, the dust collection equipment should be controlled centrally. In ‘cases where the coal handling system is controled by programs, the control ‘of the dust collection system should be integrated into the programs 10.0.6 Lamps of the coal handling system should be of dust, damp and corrosion resistant type 10.0.7 Emergency lighting of the coal handling system should use AC emergency lamps. 10.0.8 The installation height of lamps of the coal handling system shall accommodate the needs for regular cleaning and maintenance thereof by the operators on site. aDL/T 5187.2 —2004 ‘Appendix A (Informative) Exhaust Air Flow for Mechanical Dust Collection of Transfer Station of Belt Conveyor Refer io Table A. for exhaust air flow for mechanical dust collection of transfer station of belt conveyor ‘Table A.1 Exhaust Air Flow Z for Mechanical Dust Collection of, ‘Transfer Station of Belt Conveyor "Note: The meaning of symbols in Table A.1: 8 — width ofthe bet, m; D diameter of coal chute, «Mh, x, — speed of the belt, ms; L; — induced airflow. mm ‘The airflow for dust collection may be taken to be 1/3 of the values listed Iherein provided that various locations of the coal handling syem are well sealed, bull air locks are added for the coal chutes and class Il rubber eurains are ude in te mh Head Angle | Drop — of | of chute | Coat elena la was oa L he 1 hb E 2 | 368 | owe [ao [ones [sas | 1202 3 | s40 0 | 660 | isso | sos | 19s 4 70 | sno | 90s} ors s 208s | 1100 | 2250 | 1340 ss | & | tmx | 2s | sz | 250 | tens | 2888 7} mm | 20 | seo | 2900 | asso | 200 8 | sso | axe | ata | azi0 | atas | 595 9 | te | si | toes | sas | ans | 2058 w | isis | 3435 | aos | ams} 2090 | 430 \ ut [iss | amo foxes | ats | ss | aseeDL /15187.2— 2004 Table A.1 (continued) fa 2-500 eae | Drop aso Chute | Coat rt} Co note nn ala oe a eee la tam | oss | as | was ooo ae |B | ss | amas | ato | arto 3s te | oases | sass | acas | soos 580 is [ans | 00 | 3300 | 4s ew >| ws | ws | ws | ines 170 3 | eo | isso | 30 | tao tis a} osis | won | oo | ons 290 s [aos | mw ) ass | 2a 0 @ | imo | asa | fae | ants 3140 7} tas | awe J tte | tes ass w | # | tes | ane | iow | ass 345 9 | ans {sus | san | eo es vo | ams] sans ar | oso S360 1 | 3390 | sae | aim | toe se tr) sm [arma | ses | as sis 1 | am | toe | as) tes ons ue | ain | teen | tos | asas 00 ts | das | ams | Sons | oias ozs 2 > es | 200 | sw | iss 25 3 [imo | aoa {ines | oars ahs 2] tes foams [temo | si 3885 S| te | m0} 200 | ge asi @ | aio | aes | 20 | os s 7 [ass | ass | aoa | Sean | asso | cova ae | © | ms | sus | te0 | oe | soso | oem 9 | an | Seno | sw | sro | ase0 | 2350 wo fasts aes | ates | tas | sous | os te | xa] cats | aan | tras | sss | as tz} as | Saas | suis | aos | gone | game | aus | 70 eis | e880 | 98s fej anf gam | sees | ones | tio0 | to sK0 ts | ste fare | ooo | oo | sooo | acoDL/1 5187.2 —2004 Table A.1 (continued) Head 2-680 Anate| Deop of | of peed cate] Coa 160 208 9250 ala ml ow eto fetlole sso | to | ors | tes | ais | 1995 a0 | 18s | soo | 2058 | i220 | 2265 tio | 2768 | v3s0 | sois | ret | 2295 sm | ss | teas ) 3550 | 203s | 3900 sas | 685 | an20 | soso | 240] ss80 1925 | 4130 | 2360 | 456s | 2as0 | soss . nie | 480 | 2695 | soso | 255 | ssi0 s aes | ams | som | ssao | 3665 | sss m0 | 5385 | 330 | ois | somo | 725 ars | 3970 | aris | iso | aso | r255 sass | iss | soso | como | axes | rms asia | 6575 | axes | 1390 | sao | exes ws | seas | exes | arzs | reas | 700 | s820 15 | azo | 750 | soso | 290 | ios | 3x5 2 | sis | aes | 55 | 200s | os | 2105 3 | 928 | mass | ass | 2565 | as | 2900 4] iss | 3000 | isis | same | aso | 3505 3} asia | 3510 | isos | ages} mas | aass 6 | m0 | aio | as | aaas | 240 } sooo 7 | 21} 90 | 2580 | ave | 3200 | 5830 s | 2s | a0 | 3030 | 525 | 65s | sis0 @ |) 9 | ams | sas | ano | coo | sus | ores 1 | sos | ers | 790 | esi | aso | 7360 u | 339 | 6x20 | aim | ri00 |} soa | 7960 2] m0 | oreo | asas | ros | sats | ases 3 | aio | m9 | 4925 | sios | sos | ons 14 | aso | roan | sos | 60s | 6400 | 9700 15 | eas | sues] seas | 910s | ass | 10275DL/T 5187.2 —2004 ‘Table A.1 (continued) Head 5-650 ‘Angle | Drop of | ot p= ‘Chute | Coat z = yo la 1.60 4-200 2.80 a | ow é he 1 4b i 2 | es | 2000 | ao | uss | no | 232s 3 {ro | 2640 | 126s | 2875 | sas} iss 4 | 6s | 3225 | soso | 3540 | 202s | aass s | imo | 370 | ato } aio | 2s | seis 6 | 2080 | 325 ams { doa | suis 7 | aus | axes s400 | asso | 6010 oe | & | ms | sss 5990 | nso | 6680. 9 | soo | see esa | 4s60 | 7350 wo} 341s | 63s ri3s_ | sos | woos i] 3t60 | gas | 520 | 770 | 3575 | 680 iz {aos | 7325) soas | 26s | sags | 9305 1B | ass | 7800 | sao | seis | 550 | oss 1 | av | x27 | sans] 9365 | t100 | 10 seo is | siso_ | 8730 | e300 | 9900 | r600 | 11200 a=a00 700 far) ya250 | yas a fe alee ac cere 2 | ms | 2300 2500 | 1258 | 2400 | 560 | 3108 3) 260 | 3150 ass | ia7s | 9765 | 2330 | as | eas | 3860 ‘ass | 250s | asso | 3120 | 5295 5) nos | asas 020 | 3125 | 565 | 349s | 6335 6 | 2320 | sis ‘soo | 3745 | 6410 | aes | 7330 7 | eis | 5830 16500 | 8340 | 7255 | sass | a340 se | & | 3368 | oes za10 | so00 | soso | sz2s | s30s 5 | 3790 | 7060 yor0 | seas | sos | 7015 | 10288 wo | a2is | 7660 ‘sean | 6265 | 9710 | r¥05 | 12250 1) 4630. | a24s ‘9300 | oaes | 10500] sas | 12200 12 | soso | aazs | 6200 | gers | 7505 | 1 280 9350 13 125 13} 5465 | 9395 | 710 | 10680! 125 | 12055 | 10 120] 14 080 1 | 5x90 | 9965 | 7235 | 12310) 8760 | 12835 | 910} 14985 ts | est | 10830, 7745 | 11968 | 9390 | 13.600 | 11685 | 15905 45DL / 5187.2 — 2004 Table A.1 (continued) me wa] es 00 of | of D=700 hte} Cat yen | yaa] aeaas [mPa fefoyTelojlelate 2 [oes [25s | igo | 200 | vos | 035 [v0 | 350 3 tats | aus | rao | 3200 | aos | tos | 22s | sas 4 tase | aos | 2320 | seas | aso | sits | 330 | sos 5 | axa | ao | 300 50 | ss | cas | srs | ess 6 | amas | Sos | ane | e300 | as | 3s | soso | tam 1 | s50s | ess | dogo | rio | ais | aes | ras | 9125 ce | # | sme | ro | tuo | rn | zo | ao | eo | 1240 9 ease | ris | siz | acs | oon | es | rans | 1344 to | ars | rom | sao | ons | rane | 10670] aso | 239s i | 9s | gous | eato [ro210] 32s Jinses| oes [i3ass t2 | Som | sco | ito | 10560] sao | 12400] 0500] te s00 t3 | 0 |iosoo] rsa [itm sao | 1325 |r 731s 4 [sts [rosso] azo fies ons | 14 1e0| 12290 6s vs] tos fiesss| em [13170] 10835 | 100s 28] 17596 2 | 108s | 2s [ tas | soos [ass | zs | iow | 3000 3 | tes | ans | sie | ans | 20 | aan | asis | sors 4 [ars | as | asm | soo | 3uns | esas | rs | sos 5 | as | sus | szz0 | sow | 350 | aan | ass | 155 6 | 260 | cos | ses | caso | ser | teas | seis | e0 7 | sero | Sos | ses | m0 | 545s | sor | 755 | sox go | # | 29 | tre | sta | ase | eae | soe | ss [rr 9 | sso | gis | sen | ous | no | oes] ars |rzats to } sam (smo | ets froaes| 7780 | ne20| 908 | 3536 sous roots] 707s | aos| asm [1260 | 160] 00 Ge3s_ ions] 2 [i130] 9358 | us| 0| ea 13 [rs | maco| a360 |i2240|10125| 510 iz10| toons vw [nas [tts] sms [tases] 10510| 13440] 15590] tao 13 | eto. [1287 sos |143ss| 11 20] tea | 1350 10200 6DL/'T5187.2—2004 Table A.1 (continued) Head 1000) ‘Angle | Drop of | of cata chute | Coat 5 > ela = 200 yeas wfou fefatefoletale 2) as | 2930 ] 1265 | st60 | 13s ) saxo ] 1930 | sr2s 3 | 1sas | sas | t99s | sais | 2290 | a610 4 | a0 | aray | asas | sa0s | so70 | sr40 5 ston | «iss | 3828 | oa20 6 ganas | toss | asus. | 7455 7 ins | r965 | sao | s900 wl * sosu | ssi | o120 | 90 ° 5495 | 970s | os | 10.905 | 9230 w 33s | 10545) 7670 | 1.900 9185 " 6967 | 11400) 4430 | 12 x70 10060 R yoas }12ats| ins | 1yN1s 10465 B x20 | 13030 | 9ase | 14765 | 11x70 ls sass | 13 ss0 10 20] 18 715] 1.975 1B 9480 | 14 g00 | 1 4x0 | to 600, 11 705 2 | to | ates | 1420 | 3425 | 720 | 72s | 2050 3 | ira fais | ara | asks | asyo | sos) 30x0 4 | 20 | siso | 2840 | sero | d4so | 6270 | aos s | 2900} woes | asso | os | a300 | res | sis0 6 | 347s | sao | 5260 | 1725 | sioo | s62s | ois 7} ans | 7795 | 4970 | e740 | woz | 9760 | 785 won | 8 | 4085 | sao | soso | 968s | oss0 | 10s | 8210 9 | sais | tos | 6390 [10680) 7735/11 995] v2ss wo | 3798} 10268] n1o0 |11 70) 8895 | 13.065 | 10260 1] oars [rors] rao | 2210] 9435 | 14455] 11250 12 | eass J irsss] as20 | 15 430 s0 315 iaais 1s | 7sas_ J zeta) oaz0 | r4sas 11 175 | 16 280] 13340 ta] stag” fasais) gogo | 1s 240 12038 [17 35 | 14365 1s] xo9s_ | 14 180) 10650] 16135 12895 | 18 380 | 15 395DL /T'5187.2 — 2004 Table A.1 (continued) ve 70 aate| nop ot | ot cate Cot hae) cot | = L Lib 2 [tas [a1es Pisne | 300 [ ag0s | aes | ans | ats 3 | iso | ato | es | sows | ass | Sts | Seo | mo 4] ast | 535s | ies | tao | Seo | oss | ses | 250 5 | is. | sso | oto | T2ns | tro | ates | Sens | Sao & } 335 | Sso | 0 | 57s | Srs | San | cen soso + | sm) sao | S8to | 800 | Ses | oets| Som | 1310 eo | # | Sts | Ses | 0 frosto] Sean | tam] ons | 13305 9 | srs |soaco| sous Jars | seo | 3055] toa | tans to | tao [1's] Mes |12 seo] gens | iu | 8 | tees 1 | ovo [ots] dee | 1560s] tose soo | 2a | a0 1 | is |intas| Si |e ezo| ss | 665 | 13 6 | ts0 TE] iss 1243s] 102 | sero] i290 | 177 |e | 20 70 Ye | Sioo | San] ites | e050 nao | 5938 a3 1S [eto [5400] 11805 |17595| eas [200 [7048 | 225 Tied 05 | Dap or |i hte] Ct : 5 _ ni is_[ yetoo = ofa tf ye 2 [is] as | | as) [ano [as [as | 2 [a 3 | ts | as | as | as] as | us| un | 7 | as | ms 4 [ams] Ss | a0 | | in| | es | 2 | 0 | 0 5 | ns | | en | a | as | a | is | 980 | ws | G0 6 fs | 5 | as | | 0 | | gs [11035] wo |i 7 | 0 | ss | sus | 5a | ans [1120 ss | 250] 5s | tec se | © | 2 [990 | cu [100 | 0 | ams | 95] 10-9 9 | $55 |15s) So | no) es | 17s] 04 sa | 0s ve [66s |1m5| | 0m] |e 101.99 BE Js [izns| as | eas] rts] 29916051150 | 20 12 ns | 30) 3 [50] 10] ns] 973s] 0 1 5 | ss] ono) | ets | 1110 | 2a 1 0 | sas] os 0 | e225 215 15 [nfs] | 5] 1001720252050] 7s 48Table A.1 (continued) DL /T 5187.2 — 2004 Angle erate} Coal = 1 800 hy L 0 n10 0 aus si 0205 0 0 sms ons 1080) hs oa] 13sss| 955 30 16910 1780) os a0 vos ues! wm 15 | sox] 2000 15 190 34s 1590] se 1773 a 99% ams samo an 780 45 as sos] nes| ns! 14210} sus] 95 ose nats ian 151s) 16510} ras| i925 sn) 21910 23235 2610 as mms 190 was 11 Boss a0! sass ‘0 1825 19570] 8s 735 so sows! nas 13920] 15 01 1s 05 21680 23200 335 smo ies] sa] 15.0 7s wz] 21045 2x a6 6s 28255 soso © ‘630 20 sms 6508 8s 585 vos] 1180 as 06 ins! 9} 4030 isn! 0288 ims e350 | 198 m0 885 6 sas aos m7 9 smo oe] nen nas! 0) ss oo ow ws} un Bon] 14330 15585 tox ws| vo] sta 270 020s sis 10 sas 160] sas ws 21009 240 ns 2s 30 280 20 sm 7 70 10 ka) 113 130m 14359) 1s3i0 arn sa] 2020 21460 ssa 7500 io a0 15085 roxio seu! 20325 22086 23815 5:0 a0 24995 30s sis 55 ss 10230 000 7s) isas| urns| 30} 20590 220 24000 ass 1875 tosis 7a] ‘3 ssn 3985 2105 276% 250% ass rans 0980 9a ”DL/T5187.2—2004 ‘Table A.1 (continued) Arale ey come Le es 4 hs 4 ans 310 40 S73 se 70 2 | ons B fons [sm 1s. | 2x0 30 ass m0 ans nul aig ao] ua 13908 17035 us| 10250 30 ass 38 ness nas; Bas| sz] 16630 1955 92 20550 2isss 23130 2s «00 ‘ois 60 nos 12385 1300 wns; 15330 i710 18385 1088 na sea 1340s vs 7s 20310 21995 nul 809 26335 2s aus 65 as 1w23) 70 pol aes sus nsw ) 20500 21980 220 2390 sas 5195 xs 60 10350 nw sr ssa} vrs 100 m900 nasa 2430 2601s a 55 ess 13.5 sats 17s vers 2175 2am 23910 ne 2940 31980 3.965 185 smo. 198 Ro wo | 20 11 [10205 2 |uns 3 (208 6 | ra 1s [900 ms 6s 300 ass 126) nists ass ‘6180 ra} 173] 19505 aus 22340 1020) su ress} Bex 70 189i) 08 555 738 ss vost ‘210 1390 15245 16788 18235 7 21180 2160 24080 an 5s 40 sso 5 nots i23s| wr gs| 1635} m0 19280 20855 ‘5 x30 11785 10 1888 mie 18910 20640 na 2006 2300 mais 29075 m0 oss 1508 ail is Isai | wns 21370 Bais 2460 wats "500 sss m0 19300 21329 nao 25300 27265 23210 1150 300 seis 0 1160 B60 ssi nas! roa 2185 23380 23330 nm) 25 ions| co) 7000 19385 27s 210% 26335 860 30920 3319 sais 7085 86DL/T5187.2—2004 Table A.1 (continued) 1a y=20 [yess | ne400 alefatelalefale fale 1855 va) 20 15935 uss 55 vos ns| 14740 16700 21130 sens 2370 soe | 16130] 1 345| os 215] 1398) 20615) 16415] 28275] 1945 | 26315 22495) 18240 28480 2.85 a¢a2s 24390] 29080 2768 25% | 31340 26295) 21x85 |29905 254] 27950 2810) 2390 | 31980] 27080 | 3 29955| 28530] 340 | 30240 | 3605 314s 27535] 4205 2395 | a a55 Bt vie ais [yao | una eine efayvefulye 2a | so ‘ors | ae | 750) sat | 7908 5 cis | 1036 an | 9 ime] sts 13103 cava | av eoo] 216 | 127es{ som | 00710309] 15712 7333 | 1384) [14.7 057] 1348 | 12356 | 11206 5 | 18022) 1o2%6) 64st) 12200 | | 14459 | 2087 os J 16788] 1s] se 19 2078 507] 23397 rons os29] 13} | ts | 22998) 1592) 25457 12442) 29005 t6227| 25458) 17358! 284) 7000 | 2631 ners 279] 2282 30789 491723208] 175525901) 29928 2921 | 281 | 35 19 16157] 24497] 2 |2772| 2680] 3950 268 | 5509 17395] 26835] 0490 4 | 26027] 37046 ea 28035 | 210 8883 | 095 36DL/T 5187.2 — 2004 hate ed page Drop ot ofa # 3450 hb 10699 Ts en} vssis| 18319] 221 22000 23a 2716 ne 29300 sos nan 6583 an 53 i) Bis 1400 au! 07 i975 2361 08 24682 hast nes 15666 vrais v9ss asm 23480 2.08 998 23357 198 to2ae ass 1ssu 18006 2042 285 23285 ne soa 32460 77 57163 ss us} 91] W201 ss 20367 23192 asso 22 18) 22495) a2 Mr mm srs 120 ent 15566 19399 217 29217 26653 29053 31493 33906 16309 nes] san] vrs] 20768 zn 29484 na 35004 seat one a1 208 s 30 se 7 15465 17390 wor 21995 on 3045 2190s nee 31787 609 se 0s m8 sus 10530 6) sr 16.405 sans 20084 21381 60 asia am 82 vor] neo] ss nsx] wan zm mast 2674 23971 3122 3395 ssa sas aus ss 615 oss bao isis] r3so| 9328 21662 na 26049 28203 0354 sass jms miss 0st 60 99] nx 2s 0 0200 2797 3339] 37918 a7) am sus mm om oa] tsar 8007 20500 2a 25687 2am sos pan] 36012 nas as 154s 18H nam ase In sin us! s7218 0205 au 4608s $8980 561 on 10681 nx] 1595 1543 ai 23000 26583 29340 zon Mass 37363 aon ox r26n| ‘604 x6 sis 22987 mas s20n6 3sis7 52st 51368 sz 57296 50399DLT 5187.2 — 2004 ‘Table A.t (continued) 10 D120) wem [yeas [yao [yma afeladefalefaqe tele 293 | rout | 3525 | az | ows | 35 | arr | aas7 | aoe | 0 sai | gaat | soe | roo} cous | reomr] niet 215s] asf easy ‘oon } 3993] ates | cass) ops | eat) 913 | 5319| 9552 | 15559 ‘was [158t5| st | tsg0e] 10102 | 16502] 12951) 350) 1248] 184 aes [1595710188] 7202] 12109) 19123] (4346| 21330] 15031] 22065 11507} 19 4gs| 449 21 77 | 16% | 24339] 17366 | 24944 1381] 21 m1] 16182] 24202 1 197] 97246] 19981) 2798 13427] 22027] 1835 29935] 1620 | act | 2155030149] 22301 | 30901 14939 | 25954] 16738] 25793) 2290] 29295 | 296 23043 2 | 33907 16419 259aH{ 186128 9n| 22 246) 31748 2948 59 | 27595 56886 17924] 27839] 20413] 30x] 24276) 34 191|8735| 38650 29780] 39618 19379 | 2970 22006| 82417] 26280 | sees | 31112] 435] 32216) 42897 anyon 312s 2 11] 34545] 25290] 59035 38540] 4243 | 34774 45508 15 | sv] 33991] 25.98] ris) ms! ais | sm 47108 | 37170) a8 350 2} s6st |] v854 | 3am | wae | asia | an | sas | os | ss | sts 3 | sms | oar) sran | caogs| ors jon! anes | 3308| we2 | 13607 4 | er | 270! reo |r| age | 120] 10745) i688, 1170] 17223 5 | soot | syos) 9551 | vse 1363] 1810 | 13-25] a0 222] 1381 | 0680 6 | tooss| 1747] 144 | 8x55] 13438] 21099) 125] 25 50) 66 2610 1 srni9) 19735} 1339021305] ssate| 28901] 18901 25846) 9 si |27527 | isan | 2183 18270] 20] 18 10 |29t | 21488 s0079| 22244] 0406 9 | 18049 24 167|y7208) 26. | 204332953] 24190) 33.8, 25080] 34129 tw} 42].25°22] 19100] 20] 2220 |32289| an 9456474] 27496] 378 11 44/2805] 20991| 11053] 24omp| 8.02) 29599] pee | 30609 | 40738 12 | m0 | sosne} 22529] 302] 27 29) sro 3225342556] 38411 44 124 13. |217s4| 3302s] 4673| sso 29901 | 972) 4940] co 9 | 6228 | 47459 14234 |2s 1502679] 3852551775] 45. 7 et a9 a0) 3908 | 89726 15 [26115] s7019| 286s | 40356] sows] as 930! 9317] sat | 41753368 33DL/T'5187.2— 2004 Table A. (continued) Fis ange | Soe a P= rca owe Te [eee [ms | ose | oa sfalela[el«]el«[-fale 7 [oer [wn | ae | 0x7 | aoe [me | 9x | or] es [we 5 | si iors] rn | sri] 3 | 5m] ws 1a | est 4 | or [33] 2597 || 0m tosses tos] 5 | so [snc| ss [ser| oo |i ze sas | soe] tsi] es] 207] eso | eo | 295 5 tee ar 835] 217m] rer| st [abe | soe | 2 | 3009 go. | | 132290 [295 || at | ee | | 95 | ico] ae] | ar | | 3235 | 200s | >| 30 to | ini |2a| tt 1s 1a 979 9 || 3s [ipa favs amass gal ae | a0 [on [on | 90 tease |r| 2oms| ssn |stats] 9] | 7 1h [asm suey | ses swan |3710 sas e196 te |e |soay| 25m sas | anatase ss 15 [2s | sca | ans | somo] 75st | wes toes st tnt “Fo cut ce | am eas [oa [ee "Tale ae lac ea] coma 20 | 90 | sn [ioe se [om Get | ee) sit | 97) at | 0 at | ts] 1 |isa0| 0:3 | 9-9) 1085] 1760 Ser || 1a] | 21mm | 21 tse | a [22 |r|a|19|2538 13 | 22.05 |tens| ses 858 ae nH = 154 ean ans | [2a 228 [3 Free} rasa | soe] 3¢97 | a0 | 02 teste 91a 220 | |r| 25s 218 sae 5199 [307 | 2str| sre 23 | 9 in| 57 || 458 2st] sin | 2m ater | 73536 | 5 erst | sta] a | oes | a [515 noes ea 330] ee a at | the sa‘Table A.1 (continued) DL /.5187.2 — 2004 eas of Cosl 3200 eR sna 0 b cae A L 4 " a B 4 ons fie) 1386] Isai vm 97 2170) zm 25746 p78 mest on 2058 198] rao] 20535 3m 23497 rea 0983 3858 6312 9000 ats 2S 44 | 680 693 | 2001 7 | 18791 10s] ex no 7st 27 390 19598] 020) 21704132501 3x0 3540 26080] 6644 nani | 41705 20380 | 4 145 5257 | a6 1026 nae Isat Pros mss 2 270 2305 0849 Ban 1 Ss ons Baw ras 20x 27 275 0 sn soone 468 ans 26687 a7 sa om 2m \s 2a eee wan nyt sows ust ses 298 as ss noes ss2s1 bas zie 20935 064 saan 406 31640 45298 6 2408 $6438 395 x0 om nase 30 vs 23068 24006 nose 1a Mato 37454 oe 4879) 639 11281 1504 01 23505 21385 su mors 879 2 oir er som 57565 ona} os 35 S668 Ba 9 noe nan] sto toon 9 0309 nn 24401 2459) 2m oan 2 isan. r7s8s 206% Bo» 2075 oxist rst san som xu se om 26726003 ism} ovse 20540) 31701 23097 3904 25000] 3794 2816 se 50570) uss S568 | 2 os] 4940) 89 an vez ra 90 na 25699 28085 na m6 S708 09% jaar tose! sexs 18386 2» 2334} pow 39 ena 325 7a 7198 50536 S303 ser on te 70 150 20234 ay 2n991 so neat wri! sae aan sr em ie rw nae 25255 aie 33503 1561 ase 18548, sso sis srs 12 sors «1 iy an 17301 21164 ers 968 sass 368 san 1987 39307 a0 oss ur i) 2100] asx a3 sa 4535 2208 6095 036s 4900 8H an) +080) 3DLIT 5187.2 — 2004 Appendix B (Informative) Exhaust Air Flow for Mechanical Dust Collection of Coal Hopper Refer to Table B.1 for exhaust air flow for mechanical dust collection of coal hopper. Table B.1 Exhaust Air Flow for Mechanical Dust Collection of Coal Hopper mth werwian | sensed Cos! Unloading Mode _| = + | coal Disiibuting Machine | Coal Plough 500 16 1700 1100 650 16 2500) 1600 16 300) 2400) 00 20 3700 2600 20 4800 3900 1000 25 5400 “4400 1200, 1400, [20 3900) $900, 1600 100,200 [25 6300 3600 Note |: coal bulk density p= vn Note 2 ig machine: except forthe coal chats, coal gratings fox al be sale and arranged tallow for coal loading fom {the Bot sides simultancousl. Coal plough: iti selected to be 13 of net area of two coal unloading outlets. Induced sit speed: Lmis 56DL /' 5187.2 — 2004 Appendix C (Informative) Water Consumption Index of Various Types of Wet Dust Collector Refer to Table C.1 for water consumption index of the various wet dust collector. Table C1 Water Consumption (ndex of Various Wet Dust Collector kg/m? ‘Bubble dus collector, wate hath due cllector 0103 drpact ope dus collector t oD eee Foam das coleetor 015-08 Vearinireas, 1 pressie) 015-08 ‘eur (high pressure) ‘Note: water consumption index refers to the water consumprion pet cubic meter oF a foe of various wet ust collet 37DLT 5187.2—2004 Appendix D (Informative) Filtering Air Flow of Bag Type Dust Collector Table D.1_ Filtering Air Flow of Bag Type Dust Collector ‘Commonly Used Filtering Air Pow Dust Type Rapping Type Impulse Type [Revere Blowing Type Coat 030-040 [Notel: the ste data ithe table are based on the onary particle sizes, shapes of ‘various maters 36 wells low and inennediate sk intents, ‘ote 2: unde the same operating conditions, tho impulse Blowing mode can seeomenndate the lmgex fering al low, the echaneal apping mode aceoqiodates the second largest fitering an Gand the Fevere blowing mode accommodates the smallest fering ai Now. Note: th properties of dust that alfet the permissible fiterng us ew of the bag dst collecors ily inclode pale se, dey, tempest, woos of = ‘485. Generally te fs pice sz, tse density and lag visssiy of the dst the more dificult isto remove ian es ilering a ow allows for [Note a: th blk lads of dst on te flleing mater m vars wh the tie. The hight the dust concentration a se inlet, he ster m will ierease abd the mate frequent the dist removal. In onder to avoid excessively frequent dust removal, if te concession sf das atthe inkt is higher, fhe permissible filtering air fw shall be lower, Generally, the perisable fering air No of various Bag te dost collectors are all yielded at a definite ile dust concentration (20a or I Spit. [Note 5: the different characters af various materials wil lead to diferent Sitering air flow, for example, the porosity rte of exile filtering material 30%-60%s, while that of felt filtering material ie 710%-Ab%, unde the sane Tihesng ai low, the actual ow of air passing though felt material wll be only 0% of ten mail. Ln adition, the pores of fle aerials are eal) nd flexible, and, consequently, fet atecal has dist collection efficiency ‘ich higher tha of testle material and ‘ean accommodate a eatively larger fering i ow Note 6: the fitenag ar Hows recommended for various 1s of dust collector are based ‘on the grounds that @defnteeqcptent resistance is maintained. Geary, ‘he aquperentsesstance specified fo impulse type a ener blowing PE me respectively 1200P01S00Ps and ROOPa-S00Ps. When selecting the item air flow. ft epipmentresisaace is expected tobe lower than te specified value, the titer ao salt ower at the reeoended value 8DL/ 7 5187.2 — 2004 Appendix E nformative) Air Consumption of Impulse Blowing Type Bag Dust Collector Refer to Table E.1 for air consumption of the impulse blowing type bag dust collector. ‘Table E.1 Air Consumption of Impaise Biowing, ‘Type Bag Dust Collector Flow of Ar Handled ‘Blowing AieFlow mh min 5240-4820 07-015 3240-4320 oo7-018 “950-8 01-023 8880-8630 503) ‘810010990 vieos on9-12 90 on 1300-15 100 0205 12 900-17 300 120-058 4600-19-00 033-066 16 200-21 600 037-078 Tote I: the blowing pressure is kglen Ther Note 2: the fitering materials age No.2 Nimaote Note }) the Blowing sit flow have considered the additonal ators Noles shen using teen othe itera materials, he a ow may be termined tobe the mal corsumpion of compress a omit by te merce 59