Cenosphere Suppliers India for Every Type of Ash Requirement

Undoubtedly, electricity is the key to the economic development of a country and in a country like India, coal is a major source for generating electricity. And during the production process of electricity, a large amount of fly ash is produced as a by-product at a thermal power plant. Fly ash is a fine powder produced from the combustion of coal, which is then transported through the flue gases of the boiled and composed in the Electrostatic Precipitators (ESP). Cenosphere suppliers India are known for converting the waste material into a useful product. As the cenosphere particles are produced from the fly ash at the thermal power plants, they are widely used as fillers to lower environmental concerns associated with the disposal in landfills and also, the cenospheres are inexpensive to use. Thus, the hollow sphere and lightweight particles are ideally best suited to make a lightweight concrete mix. However, the effect of size and content of cenosphere depends upon their distribution on the acoustic and mechanical properties.

Basically, the Cenosphere suppliers India supplies four types of ashes that are produced at the thermal power plant. They are:

• Fly ash – The fly ash is mined from the flue gases through ESP (Electrostatic Precipitator) in dry form. This kind of ash is fine material and consists of good pozzolanic property.
• Bottom ash – Fly ash is collected at the bottom of the boiler furnace and relatively it is a granular material that contains a large amount of unburned carbon. It possesses little or zero pozzolanic property.
• Pond ash – When the bottom and fly ashes are mixed together in any amount of proportion along with the large quantity of water for producing it in a slurry form and then it is deposited in ponds where the water is worn out of the mixture. And thus, the deposited ash is known as pond ash.
• Mound ash – When bottom ash and fly ash is mixed with any amount of proportion and then placed to produce it in a dry form in the mound shape, then it is called mound ash.