Misra Boilers Pvt Ltd Ludhiana, Punjab

• RANGE1 TPH TO 20 TPH,
• Pressure150 PSI TO 250 PSI

• RANGE1 TPH TO 20 TPH,
• Pressure150 PSI TO 500 PSI

• RANGE 5 LACS KCAL/HR TO 30 LACS KCAL/HR
•  TYPE VERTICAL 3 PASS HEATER WITH RADIANT FURNACE
•  FUEL MUTI FUEL, LIKE COAL, LIGHNITE BAGASSE, WOOD, RICE  HUSK, SAW DUST, SAW DUST AND AGRO WASTE FUELS

• Capacity800 Kg./hr.
• Range200 Kg./hr. to 800 Kg./hr.

• Range200 Kg./hr. to 800 Kg./hr. capacity
• capacity800 Kg./hr

The effluent treatment plant is designed to treat the effluent coming from different areas of the plant. The treatment of  different effluents varies with the type of effluent.    Oily Water Effluent Treatment  Oily water effluent treatment plant is designed to treat effluent mainly containing oily effluent. The oily water from the  Transformer Area, Turbine building, Workshop etc is collected in common collection sump from where water is  pumped through the Plate Interceptor. Oil separated from Plate Interceptor is collected in drums & clear water is lead  to central monitoring basin through gravity. Sludge generated from the Plate Interceptor is led to the Sludge Pit for  further treatment.    Service Water Effluent Treatment  The system is envisaged for treatment of effluent mainly containing turbidity and suspended solids. Service water  washing effluent from different areas is collected in common collection pit and then pumped to the flash mixer where  chemical mixing takes place. The effluent is dosed with Alum, Lime and Polyelectrolyte to coagulate and flocculate the  suspended / colloidal matter. Water then flows through the flocculation tank for flocculation and is finally carried over to  tube/lamella settler through gravity where clarification of water takes place. Clarified water is then led to common  monitoring basin through gravity. Sludge generated in the process shall be collected and pumped for further treatment    Coal Handling Plant & Coal Storage Effluent Treatment  Effluent from the Coal handling plant and Coal storage Area is collected and is led through the inlet channel to break  the turbulence. The Effluent then flow to the Coal Slurry Settling pond where the discrete particles settle down and the  clear water flows to the coal decanted water sump. Decanted water is then pumped to the central monitoring basin