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15 years later, this system is still robust and exciting, remaining ideal for long-term use. At Tušimice, Czech Republik, the coal is stored in a lengthy heap on the periphery of the power plant site, which would theoretically be sufficient for a week's worth of fuelling. A "stacker" automatically piles the coal on the heap. To ensure that this is reliably supplied with energy, data and media over a travel of 615m, the ČEZ Group opted for one of our plastic energy chain systems.
Various of our chainflex cables, which have been specifically developed for use in energy chains, are guided inside the chains. In addition to chainflex motor and control cables, a fibre optic cable is also used for data transmission on the 615m travel. "Bus cables are out of the question for these long distances as the signal would not be strong enough," reports Frank Schlögel. Apart from the various cables, the chain also includes a water hose that can be heated as an option.
The energy chain systems in Tušimice have been electronically monitored since commissioning. This means that the push/pull forces of the chains are measured and the plant can be switched off if the forces are too high, for example due to foreign objects. In recent years, we have further developed this form of "condition monitoring" and now offer our customers a wide range of optional modules for monitoring and predictive maintenance as an additional safeguard.
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