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The resinous project of Rajasthan, the Super Thermal Power Station, and Suratgarh is situated near village Thukrana about 27 km. from Suratgarh city in sriganganar district. The site was considered an ideal location for setting up a thermal power station due to availability of land, water, transmission line and cheap labour.

A total land area of 5029 bighas been acquired for the power station and 12 km. long constructed from national highway no. 15near birdhwal railway station to plant site. A private railway line of 17 km. has been constructed for coal supply from railway station to plant site along with private railway station at birdhwal and at STPS site. The water availability is also good because the INDRA GANDHI CANAL is 5 km. away from power plant. In the STPS transportation facility is also very good. Development consultant to the project. The civil work of the powerhouse building and township were awarded to m/s RSBCC Ltd. Jaipur a govt. of Rajasthan undertaking.

First of all coal zone and collection of coal comes in miles by the mean of CHP (Coal Handling Plant). CHP is the biggest site of coal like belt conveyors, bunker or crusher house etc. Belt conveyor is used to lift the coal, cleaning collection or hammering process in the Bunker or Crasher House and Stacker &declaimer device is used to store or collect the coal in coal yard. The size of coal which enters the mill is about 25mm each. The ball and tube mill is used in the power station. The coal, which was entering in the mill, grinds in the mill up to the powdered form. This powdered form of coal sends to the boiler Furnace where this coal burns and generate heat.

Initially the liquid fuel (Diesel + Stream) is used to generate the heat. The air is also used with coal in furnace for generating the flame heat. Water flow in tube which is mounted around a wall of boiler, this water comes on the drum after crossing the Economizer because the purpose of goes on aborting heat at constant

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