A coal handling system encompasses the various structures, equipment, and procedures used to manage and transport coal from the point of extraction or receipt to its final usage point, such as a power plant or industrial furnace. This system includes processes such as receiving, unloading, storing, conveying, crushing, and possibly washing the coal to prepare it for combustion or other uses. The coal handling system is designed to ensure that coal is handled efficiently, safely, and with minimal environmental impact. Key components of a coal handling system include conveyors, crushers, screens, feeders, storage facilities, and dust suppression units. The design and operation of a coal handling system are critical to the overall efficiency and safety of mining operations, power generation facilities, and any industrial process that requires coal as a fuel or raw material.