Question

Difference between stoker and pulveriser

Answer 1

Toll processing, pulverizing, micronizing, air classification, and blending with a high degree of precision is something we have always been passionate about. We have an unwavering commitment to quality and precision powder processing. Each of our mills, classifiers, blenders, and screening stations are separated in different cells to reduce the likelihood of cross contamination during any powder processing campaigns. All of our milling and processing rooms operate under a negative pressure and many mills have ceramic abrasion resistant linings to help limit introduction of foreign particulates. Our air compressors are humidity controlled and dust scavenging systems are in place in each production cell as an added precaution. Each machine is fully dismantled, vacuumed, and washed thoroughly with soap and warm water between each job. Work instructions detailing our cleaning procedure are in place for each piece of equipment and are reviewed on a regular basis. All wear areas of our equipment are ceramic lined to prevent contamination or discoloration.

Our facilities are regulated with stringent policy and process requirements including being ISO 9001:2008 registered. We attribute much of our success to being diligent in our processes and continued employee training. At many different stages particle size is monitored and evaluated to maintain quality and integrity. Furthermore, each and every employee has a financial stake in the company’s success, and therefore our customer’s satisfaction. This is something critical to our success as every employee has financial implications tied to every aspect of their workday.

Our ownership, management, engineers, and technicians at PTI are dedicated to excellence and the on-going development of material processing procedures.
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Answer 2

Stoker and Pulverizer

Explanation:

A mechanical stoker is a mechanical system that feeds solid fuel like coal, coke or anthracite into the furnace of a steam boiler. They are common on steam locomotives, ships and power stations.

A pulverizer is a mechanical device for the grinding of many different types of materials. For example, a pulverizer puritch is used to pulverize coal for combustion in the steam-generating furnaces of fossil fuel power plants.