
Coal yards have two major ignition sources:
While belt materials are generally inert, exposure to heat (from overheated rollers or burning coal) can lead to carbon monoxide (CO) release. Coal can ignite through direct contact with hot surfaces or through spontaneous combustion, especially when stored improperly.
To enable automated fire response, CO sensors must be properly located and maintained for accuracy and reliability. These sensors are integrated with the water sprinkler system for coal handling plant operations to detect early signs of fire and activate suppression systems.
Designed to reduce airborne coal dust during storage and transfer
Works in sync with CO sensors to ensure fire and dust suppression
Mounted on poles or gantries to reach high stockpile surface
Pressurized air in pipes, water enters only after activation
Useful in cold regions to avoid frozen lines
Slightly delayed response compared to wet systems
Industry-Specific Expertise
Over 10 years of experience in designing coal handling plant water spray systems and industrial fire protection solutions.
Customized Engineering Solutions
We tailor each stockyard sprinkling system to your site layout, climate, and operational needs — no one-size-fits-all templates.
Proven Results & Trusted by Industry Leaders
Our systems are in use at major coal storage yards and power plants, protecting millions of dollars in assets daily.
High-Performance Equipment
We use premium raingun nozzles and high pressure water sprinklers for coal dust that meet international safety and durability standards.
End-to-End Support
From design and installation to maintenance and compliance, we support you at every step — ensuring long-term reliability.
Reliable Automation & Sensor Integration
Our systems include advanced CO and temperature sensors to ensure automatic water sprinkler system for coal yard operations respond instantly to fire or dust threats.
A seasonal inspection plan is recommended.