Coal thermal dryer

Coal thermal dryer · 1959-06 · 2 models

McNally Wellman Coal thermal dryer – Coal thermal dryer
McNally Wellman Coal thermal dryer – Coal thermal dryer (2)
McNally Wellman
McNally WellmanBrand
Coal thermal dryerEquipment type
1959-06Period
Historical modelStatus
McNally Wellman

Models and Historical Names in This Series

Select a model to jump to its component table; former and renamed designations are listed under “Historical names / renamings”.

ModelHistorical names / renamingsPeriodComponents
McNally Cascade coal thermal dryer (named candidate)McNally Cascade Dryer; McNally fine coal Cascade1959-06
McNally predecessor PULSO fine coal dryerMcNally PULSO DRYER; McNally Pulso thermal dryer; McNally PULSO; McNally Pulso; McNally Pittsburgh Pulso Dryer; Pulso Dryer McNally-Vissac19524
McNally Wellman

Numbered Components

The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.

No.ComponentLocationApplies to
1Dryer bodyEnclosed central drying bodyPULSO installation in 1952 advertisement
2Support frameSupport framework below the dryerPULSO installation in 1952 advertisement
Other Components · 5 items
Component
Pulso rotary feeder (1958 public abstract)
Pulso screen bed (1958 public abstract)
Pulso screen hopper (1958 public abstract)
Pulso discharge spiral (1958 public abstract)
Oversize coal can merge or discharge separately; configuration varies by unit
McNally Wellman

Components by Model

Models with the same components are grouped together; select a group to open its component table.

McNally predecessor PULSO fine coal dryer4 items
ComponentLocation
Pulso rotary feeder (1958 public abstract)Evenly supply coal to the screen bed
Pulso screen bed (1958 public abstract)Push materials and withstand bottom-up pulsating hot air flow
Pulso screen hopper (1958 public abstract)Receives fine particles passing through the screen bed in a hot air flow
Pulso discharge spiral (1958 public abstract)The summary clearly states the evacuation screw; the coal on the screen can be combined or discharged separately, and not every unit has the same configuration.

Frequently asked questions

Which models does the Coal thermal dryer cover?

The Coal thermal dryer covers 2 models: McNally Cascade coal thermal dryer, McNally predecessor PULSO fine coal dryer. Former and renamed designations are listed in the models table on this page.

What other names or designations is the Coal thermal dryer known by?

The Coal thermal dryer is also documented under these designations: McNally Cascade coal thermal dryer, McNally Cascade Dryer, McNally fine coal Cascade, McNally predecessor PULSO fine coal dryer, McNally PULSO DRYER, McNally Pulso thermal dryer, McNally PULSO, McNally Pittsburgh Pulso Dryer, Pulso Dryer McNally-Vissac.

Which brand and type of equipment is the Coal thermal dryer?

The Coal thermal dryer is listed under the McNally Wellman brand as: Coal thermal dryer. Period: 1959-06. Status: Historical model.

Which components and wear parts are recorded for the Coal thermal dryer?

4 components are recorded, including: Pulso rotary feeder (1958 public abstract), Pulso screen bed (1958 public abstract), Pulso screen hopper (1958 public abstract), Pulso discharge spiral (1958 public abstract). The full list with locations is in the components table on this page.

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