Cleveland Cascades Prepares Coal Loading Chute For Delivery to Puerto Brisa, Colombia.

Cleveland Cascades has completed the build of a Coal Loading Chute for Puerto Brisa SA. The chute sub-assemblies will be shipped to Colombia, for on-site commissioning by Cleveland Cascade engineers.

The coal handling terminal at Puerto Brisa, on Colombia’s Caribbean Coast, was completed in 2014 as part of a government plan to improve infrastructure and increase coal exports. The new facility includes over 3km of conveyors connected to a Bedeschi travelling, slewing & luffing Ship Loader, capable of loading vessels up to 180,000dwt. The chute from Cleveland Cascade has been engineered to be interchangeable with the existing “banana spout” already fitted.

The Cascade system of inclined cones was chosen by the port because of its ability to prevent material degradation and maintain the lump size of the coal. It has a capacity of 2,000 cubic meters per hour and is expected to load 1 million tonnes of coal pa. The 23.8-meter long chute. has auto raise-lower capability and is fitted to a pivoting head chute capable of working in tandem with the luffing boom.

To effectively handle highly abrasive coal, the GRP cones, trimmer and head chute have a 6mm ceramic liner. The loading process is categorised as a hazardous area and carries some explosion risk, so the electrical components which come in to contact with the material, are certified to NEMA4x standard.

Two interchangeable options were specified for the outlet. A standard skirted arrangement and a trimmer spout, which extends to 1.5m from the chute and helps ensure maximum utilisation of the ships hold space.
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Cleveland Cascades commissioning engineers will be on site when the customer requires installation. They will assist with the cold & hot commissioning and ensure the chute is optimised to the customers’ requirements.