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The image shows a 9-stage process of making electricity from coal: (1) a Coal Supply System uses a conveyor to move coal to (2) a Pulverizer. The pulverized coal is then burned in (3) a Boiler, creating steam and ash. Exhaust gas passes through (4) a Dust Collection System and exits via a Stack. The steam powers (5) a Turbine, which is connected to (6) a Generator that produces electricity. The steam then enters (7) a Condenser, where it's cooled back into water by (8) a Cooling System. The ash from the boiler is collected by (9) an Ash System for disposal. Finally, the electricity goes to a Substation/Transformer and is distributed through a transmission tower.
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The diagram demonstrates the process by which electricity is produced from coal.
In summary, the manufacturing process involves 9 stages, beginning from a system that supplies the fossil fuel and finishing with the disposal through the ash system.
Firstly, the initial resource is pulverised, being crushed to smaller particles. Subsequently, it is boiled in high temperatures, and went through a system that collects its dust. Following this, coal passes into a turbine. Motored by a turbine, generator transforms the fuel into electricity. The product is next transported from the turbine to condenser. Afterwards, it flows and has its temperature lowered in a cooling system. The final phase is in the ash system. The produced electricity power is transported to it and went to disposal, where the cycle is finished.
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