Some challenging ash handling plants executed by Indure are

     4x210 MW (4x120 TPH ash) National Capital Thermal Power Plant at
       Dadri in 1992 as the worlds largest PLC based fully automated ash
       extraction and conveying system with vacuum-cum-pressure
       conveying of ash to silos at a distance of over 1 km

     OBRA Stage-II &III (5x200 MW) in 1980, as one of the largest ash
        system and first 200 MW unit in India.

     NTPC Ramagundam Stage-II (3x500 MW) in 1989, as one of the
        largest capacity, 500 TPH ash, PLC based, fully automated ash
        handling system.

     APSEB Vijayawada Stage-II & III  (4x210 MW) in 1990 and 1994
        respectively, as one of the most efficient (PLF 94%) fully automated,
        PLC based ash handling system with 180 TPH ash per unit capacity


     
ASH HANDLING OFFERED BY INDURE

Bottom ash extraction system

     Storage type hoppers for intermittent deashing
     Scraper conveyors for continuous deashing
   
Fly ash extraction system

     Vacuum system
        - Using steam jet exhausters
        - Hydrovactors
        - Vacuum pumps (mechanical exhausters)
       Feeder ejector system

Ash collection system

     Dry ash vacuum system
        - Vacuum cum pressure system
        - Pressure system

Ash disposal system

     Pump disposal for wet ash
        - Conditioned dry ash using hydromix dust conditioner
        - Completely dry ash using rotary feeder