Project Services for the Coal Handling System
of the
1400 MWe Paiton IPP Project, Indonesia
Client
|
Burns & Roe Company |
for |
Edison Mission Energy |
Completion Date
July, 2001
Project Description
Burns & Roe Company utilized Daniel Mahr for vendor/Contractor reviews including the detail engineering, design drawing submittals, and the special-team site inspection for the coal handling system of Units 7 & 8 of the Paiton Plant.� This addition to the site complex consists of the two 700 MW units and a complete, independent coal receiving, storage, and reclaim system.� Coal is received from either geared or self-unloader ocean going vessels.� The dock consists of two berths, each equipped with four traveling hoppers.� The picture of the dock below is a geared vessel unloading into one of the dock hoppers.� In addition, there is a separate bin for self-unloader vessel receipts.� The yard includes two stacker/reclaimers with bypass gates.� The system includes an emergency reclaim hopper, crushers, dust collectors, belt scales, sampling systems, etc.� Below is a view of the plant from the Unit 7&8 coalyard during construction.� Units 7 & 8 are on the right.� The four stacks are for Units No. 1, 2, 5&6, and 7&8.� Units 5&6 are also under construction and have a separate coalyard, as do Units No. 1 and 2.� Units 3&4 are not constructed.
