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The document discusses raw coal spillage from coal pulverizers. It explains that coal spillage occurs when the air velocity through the pulverizer vane wheel is too low, below 7,000 feet per minute, to maintain suspension of the coal particles. This causes raw or partially pulverized coal to fall through the vane wheel throat and be discharged through the pyrite chute, where only pyrites, tramp iron, and other debris are meant to be expelled. Several factors can contribute to low air velocity and coal spill
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- reza
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