The diagram depicts the process involved in the generation of electricity at a coal power factory.
Overall, it is obvious that the process includes 8 stages, beginning with the supply of coal and ending with distributing electricity.
Initially, coal is provided through the coal supply system, which transports it to the pulverizer, where the coal is crushed into pieces. Then, the pulverizer coal is fed into the boiler, where the coal is burned to produce heat. This heat generates steam driving the turbine, which is linked to a generator. When the turbine is turned on to spin, it produces electric energy.
Before the gases are released into the atmosphere, the dust collection system filters out harmful particles, ensuring that air pollution is certainly minimized. After that, the steam is cooled by the condenser, and the excess set heat is released via the cooling system. The cooled water then returned to the boiler.