Operating Philosophies General Sample Clauses

Operating Philosophies General.  Each blower house has two (2) operating (primary) and two (2) standby (secondary) blowers with each operational blower sized to supply the aeration air requirements for two (2) units  Once a week the primary blower shuts down and the secondary blower starts up, the secondary blower operates for twenty four (24) hours after which it will shut down and the primary blower will start up.  The entire change over process from the primary to secondary blower and vice versa is achieved automatically by the control system.  At no point in the changeover process is there to be a loss of air supply to the xxxxxx aeration system.  The air heaters for the xxxxxx aeration system are constructed of multiple banks, each bank is able to be activated and deactivated as required to ensure that the temperature of the air supplied to the aeration pads within the hoppers is at the required temperature.  The operation of the heater banks are fully automated by the control system. Start Up  The blower house pressurisation fans runs continuously thus providing suction air for the blowers and air to pressurise the blower house to keep out dust and ash contaminants.  During start-up of the boiler the xxxxxx aeration system will start.  The xxxxxx aeration system for the unit is in full operation and operating at the correct temperature before the first ash is deposited within the FFP hoppers.  The xxxxxx aeration system follows a set automated start up sequence that is controlled from the DCS.  If the xxxxxx aeration system is not available, there are no interlocks that prevent any other plant areas from starting up.
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