An Ash Handling System is designed to manage and remove ash produced from burning coal or other fuels in industrial boilers, power plants, and furnaces. The system typically includes several components to handle the ash efficiently:

Ash Collection: Ash is collected from the combustion process using various methods, such as hoppers or cyclones.

Conveying: Once collected, the ash is transported via conveyor systems, pneumatic tubes, or other mechanisms to storage or disposal areas.

Storage: The system usually includes silos or bins where the ash is temporarily stored before it is disposed of or recycled.

Disposal or Recycling: Finally, the ash is either disposed of in landfills, used in construction materials, or treated to reduce its environmental impact.

Overall, an Ash Handling System ensures that ash is efficiently removed, minimizing downtime and reducing environmental hazards associated with ash disposal.