Coal Fired Power Generation necessitates the electricity-production by coal-burning to produce steam in a boiler under extremely high pressure
The utilization of energy is a critical aspect of our nation's economy due to its vast potential to provide inexpensive, reliability energy. Coal, an established, safe power source that offers vast amounts of reliable energy, has grown more important as supplies of natural gas and oil decline. In addition to being the most abundant fuel source, coal is the cleanest available fuel for electricity generation, and its availability has led to its steady growth in recent years. For instance, in July 2020, the Mexican Commission of Federal Electricity (CFE) announced to buy around 2 million metric tons of coal from the local coal-producing companies to meet the demand of coal-fired power-plants. In the process of coal fired power generation, the heat generated is transferred to the air through carbon dioxide released during combustion, and the result is a sudden, extremely hot rise in temperature. The effect of this sudden increase in temperature can be dangerous to humans who are ne