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LEA Coal Meters
  | Posted by MwanaWashe  on 10 September, 2012 - 7:36 am |
I want to measure/weigh coal entering a coal fired grate boiler. The boiler used a LEA COAL METER which has been obsolete for years. What similar method can i use to measure the coal?
Does anyone know the principle of operation of the LEA COAL METER? I am stuck.
Does anyone know the principle of operation of the LEA COAL METER? I am stuck.
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Somewhere in this quaint old document is a mention of LEA Coal Meter
http://www.sasta.co.za/wp-content/uploads/Proceedings/1930s/1938_Wi lson_Results%20Obtained%20From%20Thermal.pdf
I have no idea how they work
Do they measure Quantity or Quality?
Roy
http://www.sasta.co.za/wp-content/uploads/Proceedings/1930s/1938_Wi lson_Results%20Obtained%20From%20Thermal.pdf
I have no idea how they work
Do they measure Quantity or Quality?
Roy
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The flow meter measured quantity. Might have been an impact flow meter
much like the one listed below.
http://cache.automation.siemens.com/dnl/zY/zY0OTE5ODUA_36988902_HB/ Sanky
o_Impact_Line_Flowmeter_Model_ILH-37.pdf
Rob Barrese
ArcelorMittal
much like the one listed below.
http://cache.automation.siemens.com/dnl/zY/zY0OTE5ODUA_36988902_HB/ Sanky
o_Impact_Line_Flowmeter_Model_ILH-37.pdf
Rob Barrese
ArcelorMittal
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