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A definition or brief description of Conventional coal-fired power plant.

A facility producing electricity by burning of coal and air in a steam generator that heats water to produce high pressure steam which then flows through a series of steam turbines that spin an electrical generator to generate electricity.

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	~~An [[industrial plant]] which produces~~ [[electricity]] by [[Combustion\|burning]] of [[coal]] and [[air]] in a [[Boiler\|steam generator]] that heats water to produce high pressure [[steam]] which then flows through a series of [[steam turbine]]s that spin an [[electrical generator]] to generate electricity.		A facility producing [[electricity]] by [[Combustion\|burning]] of [[coal]] and [[air]] in a [[Boiler\|steam generator]] that heats water to produce high pressure [[steam]] which then flows through a series of [[steam turbine]]s that spin an [[electrical generator]] to generate electricity.