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The image shows a diagram titled 'Coal Production Process' where coal and oxygen are fed into a furnace, which outputs raw syngas and slag. The raw syngas proceeds to a removal stage, which separates CO2, mercury, and sulphur, and sends purified syngas to a gas turbine. The gas turbine is connected to a generator. From the gas turbine, hot exhaust gases flow to a heat recovery steam generator. This generator produces steam, which powers a steam turbine connected to a second generator. It also releases flue gases. Both generators produce electricity, which is distributed via a pylon. A separate arrow indicates steam as an output from the system.
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The picture illustrates the process of producing energy from coal treatment. In general, the process is divided into 2 outcomes, consisting of flue gases used to be steam turbines and gas turbines for generating electricity.
The process begins with entering a material form of coal and oxygen gases into a furnace machine. A few substances of raw syngas are distributed to remove a co2 mercury sulphur, while remains of product, such as purified syngas and slag, there are inputs in the gas turbine. After the gas turban process, chemical energy is converted with a generator before it can be led to electricity.
Furthermore, exhaust hot gases from reducing gas turbines turn out to heat recovery steam generator machine, which is produces flue gases. Moreover, the flue gases are extracted trough steam process before it supporting with a steam turbane that drives a generator for making substances that ready electricity to used.
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