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3325. Washing Coal with the Chance Cone System, Williams Preparation Plant, Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company

3326. Loading Coal at a Coal Preparation Plant

'On the top level of the heat drier building showing, from left to right, the motors, blowers and tops of the cyclones. The vertical tubes are exhaust stacks for the waste heating gases and moisture. The driers themselves are long, vertical tubes, located beneath this deck. A blast of hot gasses dries the coal and the cyclones then separate the coal from the waste gasses and moisture. Purpose of the drying operation is to reduce the moisture acquired in coal washing, 'or from the atmosphere during storage on the stock pile', and provide the processing plant with a uniform charge material.

3327. Heat Drier Building

3328. Loading Minus 5 Inch Coal at Williams Preparation Plant

3329. Welder at Work Above a Loading Boom in a Preparation Plant

3330. Coal Conveyors in Action at Arkwright

3331. Coal Being Processed at Champion Cleaning Plant

'This enclosed raw coal conveyor belt starts the coal on its journey through the Georgetown Preparation Belt. The belt is 641 feet long and moves at a speed of just above 10 miles per hour. The coal is taken to the top of the plant, where it is given a preliminary sorting by size and then sent through one of the three cleaning circuits incorporated in the preparation system.'

3332. Raw Coal Conveyor Belt at Georgetown Preparation Plant

3333. Coal Cars at Lochgelly Mine

Coal moves across the main shaker screen.

3334. Main Shaker Screen and Step Plate

3335. Double Deck Vibrating Screens, Making Two Sizes of Stoker Coal

Coal traveling down a conveyors into bins.

3336. Coal Being Processed