The diagram illustrates the process of producing electricity from coal.
Overall, the process includes several stages, beginning with the crushing of coal from a mine and ending with the production of electricity for industries. Coal is turned into gas, then the gas is cooled and cleaned. Some waste heat is also produced during these stages.
Initially, coal is mined and put into a crusher, where it is crushed down into smaller pieces. The crushed coal is then transported by truck to a gasifier. Heat is added to this unit, allowing the coal to be converted into gas.
The gas produced is subsequently sent to a cooling facility. At this stage, some waste heat is released. The cooled gas then undergoes a cleaning process. Once cleaned, it is delivered to a gas power plant, where electricity is generated. Finally, the electricity is supplied to buildings and industrial facilities. The power plant also produces waste heat as a product.
