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The image is a diagram illustrating the process of how energy is produced from coal. The process starts with coal being transported by a truck, then goes to the furnace where it is mixed with oxygen. Flue gases and hot exhaust gases are produced, which lead to a heat recovery steam generator. Steam is created and goes to a steam turbine that powers a generator to produce electricity. In the purification phase, raw syngas is produced, which undergoes removal of CO2, mercury, and sulfur to create purified syngas. Slag is a byproduct of this process. Gas turbine is also part of the process to generate electricity.
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The given diagram illustrates the complex process of producing electricity from natural fuel, such as coal.
Overall, the process consists of 7 main stages, beginning with transforming raw materials and culminating in powering transmission towers.
Initially, the coal is picked and delivered by specialized vehicle. Having been transported, coal is put into furnace, removing debris, such as slag. The raw syngas, that were gathered from furnace, are enriched by oxygen through a huge pump. Then they are moved to technical removal, which separates purified syngas from other gases such as CO2, Mercury and Sulfur. Having been separated, syngas are sent to gas turbine which powers a generator. Following that, hot exhausted gases are moved to heat recover that releases fumes and recovers a steam. Finally, steam spins a turbine and powers a generator giving energy to create electricity.
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