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coal fire detection  Coal Fire Detection  
For all coal handling, processing and storage applications

LAND offers a system capable of monitoring the entire coal handling process including applications such as coal storage and transportation as well as the actual grinding.

The early detection of a coal fire is vital to the safe and efficient operation of any plant. We have a range of coal fire detection systems based upon the best monitoring technology available.

Product Range

1. Railcar Fire Detector - Check and detect hotspots and fires in coal railcars 4. Mill and Silo Fire Detector - CO monitor for early detection and advance warning of mill/silo fires.
2. Conveyor Fire Detector - Early detection of hotspots/fires along the conveyor 5. IR Coal Fire Monitor - Infrared thermometer for detecting fires on the mill/bunkers
3. Coal Pile Fire Detector - Early detection of hotspots/fires in coal stockyards 6. Portable Thermal Imager - Hotspot and fire detection in bunkers/hoppers/silos and plant integrity checking
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Railcar Fire Detector
Conveyor Fire Detector
Coal Pile Fire Detector
Mill and Silo Fire Detector
IR Coal Fire Monitor
Portable Thermal Imager


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coal fire detection Choose a LAND Fire Detection System
Advance warning is given - before the fire occurs
Detection method is ideally matched to process requirement
Systems are designed for the harsh conditions of coal handling and processing
Low cost investment to protect plant and personnel
Product range has been proven in many plants throughout the world
Explosions and fires are a real threat and should not be ignored
Product range offer high reliability with minimal maintenance requirements
 
coal fire detection What results from a coal fire ?
Plant damage and subsequent possible replacement
Increased insurance premiums
Lost Production
Downtime
Maintenance burden
Personnel injury

coal fire detection What Causes Spontaneous Combustion in Coal ?
1. Railcar Fire Detector - Check and detect hotspots and fires in coal railcars 2. Conveyor Fire Detector - Early detection of hotspots/fires along the conveyor 2. Conveyor Fire Detector - Early detection of hotspots/fires along the conveyor 3. Coal Pile Fire Detector - Early detection of hotspots/fires in coal stockyards 4. Mill Fire Detector - CO monitor for early detection and advance warning of silo fires Portable thermal imager for hotspot detection around the plant 6. Using a thermal imager for spot checks in conveyor systems 5. IR Coal Fire Monitor - Infrared thermometer for detecting fires on the mill/bunkers 4. Mill Fire Detector - CO monitor for early detection and advance warning of bunker fires 4. Mill Fire Detector - CO monitor for early detection and advance warning of pulverizer mill fires 5. IR Coal Fire Monitor - Infrared thermometer for detecting fires in the mill reject box 4. Mill Fire Detector - CO monitor for early detection and advance warning of silo fires 5. IR Coal Fire Monitor - Infrared thermometer for detecting fires in a coal silo 2. Conveyor Fire Detector - Early detection of hotspots/fires along the conveyor
The risk of fire exists where ever significant amounts of coal are being handled or processed. Many different factors can help lead to spontaneous combustion including:

Type (i.e. quality, PRB is particularly susceptible)
Age
Composition (i.e. moisture content)
Storage Conditions (i.e. level of oxygen)
Processing method (i.e. pulverizing)


Hot spots can occur when coal absorbs oxygen from the air. Heat generated by the oxidation can then initiate the fire. Carbon monoxide is given off from the earliest stages of combustion; this can later lead to explosions. Coal that has been stored for excessive amounts of time has an increased possibility of heating. New coal added on top of old coal can create segregation of particle sizes, which is a major cause of heating.







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