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The function of the coal feeder jog gets the coal on belt paddle switch for permissive running
pulverizer in start up coal feeder and to dumping the coal through coal chute without enter the
pulverizer by reversing the conveyor belt rotation.
44. State the function of alarm and protection that exist in feeder panel?
45. How to check coal feeder system during normal running (refer to check sheet)?
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a. Water Separator
The function of Water Separator (WS02) is to segregate the steam water mixture. The mixture
enters tangentially and is segregated due to the centrifugal action, where the heavier water
particles drain down and steam moves up.
Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-17
The function of WSDT is to receiving water drains from Water Separator and the water will
recirculating again to through pas economizer by BCP.
Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-17
Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-3
b. When should be operated
The steam/water mixture coming out from furnace walls enters the water separator (WS)
tangentially and water and steam is separated during startup. Water flows down to the water
separator drain tank (WSDT) and steam flows to the superheaters. The water from WSDT is re-
circulated back to the economizer inlet by the boiler circulation pump (
), instead of dumping to the Condenser, thus minimizing the heat loss. During startup of the boiler,
approx. 5 % Load (NR) flow is fed to the boiler continuously by BFP and balance approx. 20 %
required to maintain 25 % Load (NR) flow through economizer and furnace water wall tubes is
supplied by the BCP. The BCP takes the suction from WSDT and re-circulates approx. 20 % Load
(NR) flow, which joins the approx. 5 % flow from BFP at economizer inlet and flows to boiler. The
excess of 5 % Load flow after steam generation is discharged to condenser as per the water level
in WSDT, through the level control valves. This mode of operation of the supercritical boiler is
called Wet Mode operation. Water Separator Drain Control (WDC) valve is provided on the
pipeline from BCP inlet to the condenser. The WDC valve is used to control the water level in the
WSDT during startup period. During startup of a unit including Clean-up process, swelling of
feedwater (sudden increase of specific volume due to evaporation) occurs after ignition and
causes water level to fluctuate. This fluctuation causes the water level to increase, thus excess
water is led to condenser via WDC valve in order to maintain the water at specified level. The
steam/water mixture (fluid) at water wall outlet changes from 100% water to 100% steam
according to boiler operational condition. Initially there is more water and less steam. As the firing
rate is gradually increased, more water is converted to steam. After synchronizing, as the firing
rate is further increased, more steam is generated and the amount of water in the steam/water
mixture entering the WS decreases. Finally a stage comes, when complete dry steam enters into
the WS and this change over is called wet to dry mode operation of the supercritical boiler.
Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-30
Water/steam inlet
Water separator outlet pipe
Water outlet
Water separator drain tank inlet pipe
Water separator drain tank outlet pipe
Water separator outlet equalizer pipe
(Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-46)
The function of the reheater is to heat up the cold reheat steam from approx. 310ºC to hot
reheat steam at 595ºC, increasing the enthalpy of reheat steam. Reheating of steam improves
the plant cycle efficiency.
(Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-28)
The steam from secondary pass rear wall outlet header (SW34) gets further heated up as it flows
through the primary (1ry), secondary (2ry) and tertiary (3ry) superheaters. The superheated
steam at boiler outlet flows to HP turbine through main steam pipe. Steam temperature is
basically controlled by ratio of feed water flow and firing rate. In addition to fuel ratio, steam
temperature is exactly controlled by two (2) stages of desuperheating. The feed water branched
at economizer outlet is sprayed in desuperheater (DSH) to lower the steam temperature.
(Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-20)
The function of the reheat steam system is to improve the overall plant efficiency by increasing
the energy of exhaust steam from HP turbine in the reheaters of boiler. The reheat steam system
include the cold and hot reheat piping for carrying the steam from HP turbine exhaust to boiler
reheater and back to the IP turbine inlet. During normal operation, the CRH steam is extracted to
HP heater No.7 feedwater heater and also as a source of auxiliary steam. The system has two sub-
systems, namely the cold reheat (CRH) and hot reheat (HRH) steam systems.
(Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-26)
50. BTG-B-1.8.5
The DSH is to reduce steam temperature to the desired level by spraying water, so as to maintain
the final outlet steam temperature at design point. The SH and RH steam temperatures are to be
controlled very closely to design point during plant operation.
(Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-28)
51. BTG-B-1.8.6
Desuperheater system.
The water velocity must not exceed 5 m/s (16 feet/s) in the piping system. A velocity of 3 m/s (9
feet/s) is recommended for normal operating conditions.
Ref: VM ,btg, Desuperheater A-C00-K-MHF-0107_000-1 page:18
52. BTG-B-1.8.7
3-57
53. BTG-B-1.9.1
The function is for lighters in first start of wind box until Generator load 40%
Shutdown Generator load 40% until Generator load set 20% than off
54. BTG-B-1.9.2
2) Shutdown Operation
During Unit shutdown, following steps are implemented.
a) MBC APS Mode “IN”.
This mode shall be put into IN manually before Unit start-up/shutdown.
b) Coal burner shutdown
c) Light fuel oil burner light off
This signal is to start first pair (CD-3, 7) Oil burner. Second
How to check light fuel oil system during running & stand by
56. (BTG-B-1.10.1) State the function of wind box and coal burner
The wind box is designed to ensure proper distribution of combustion air to all burners.
The distribution of air is achieved by partitioning of the corner wind box assembly along
its height.
The wind box assembly consists of the air distribution dampers and is the location for the
oil and pulverized coal burners as well as the ignitors and flame detectors.
Coal burner is to supply coal to furnace for combustion
(Folder OPM-04 Operation Manual for Fuel Firing System. Document A-HH0-K-MHW-0001_000-1. Page
3-41)
The burner wind box in addition to supplying combustion air is fitted with the burners and
other firing system equipment whereas the AA port wind box is meant for supply of
combustion air only.
(Folder MM-M06 MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR BURNER AND WIND BOX_Bsmz. Document A-HHA-K-
MHW-0002_000. Page 2-2)
(Folder MM-M06 MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR BURNER AND WIND BOX_Bsmz. Document A-HHA-K-
MHW-0002_000. Page 2-2)
(Folder MM-M06 MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR BURNER AND WIND BOX_Bsmz. Document A-HHA-K-
MHW-0002_000. Page 2-6->2-39)
(Folder OPM-03 OPERATION MANUAL FOR AIR AND FLUE GAS SYSTEM. Document A-H00-K-MHT-
0002_000 – Bookmark. Page 3-10)
(Folder OPM-03 OPERATION MANUAL FOR AIR AND FLUE GAS SYSTEM. Document A-H00-K-MHT-
0002_000 – Bookmark. Page 3-9)
(Folder OPM-05 OPERATINON MANUAL FOR SOOT BLOWING SYSTEM. Document A-HCB-K-MHU-
0012_000. Page 3-1 & 3-4)
(Folder OPM-03 OPERATION MANUAL FOR AIR AND FLUE GAS SYSTEM. Document A-H00-K-MHT-
0002_000 – Bookmark. Page 3-10)
(Folder OPM-05 OPERATINON MANUAL FOR SOOT BLOWING SYSTEM. Document A-HCB-K-MHU-
0012_000. Page 4-1&4-7)
(Folder OPM-05 OPERATINON MANUAL FOR SOOT BLOWING SYSTEM. Document A-HCB-K-MHU-
0012_000. Page 4-12)
c. How to operate longstroke sootblow from local panel without PLC local mode?
By selecting to Manual mode, any soot blower can be excluded from automatic operation and
can be started manually. Local operation also can be carried out when the local operation
mode is selected by Remote/Local Select PB in the Soot blower operation screen.
(Folder OPM-05 OPERATINON MANUAL FOR SOOT BLOWING SYSTEM. Document A-HCB-K-MHU-
0012_000. Page 4-7)
(Folder OPM-05 OPERATINON MANUAL FOR SOOT BLOWING SYSTEM. Document A-HCB-K-MHU-
0012_000. Page 4-8)
(Folder OPM-05 OPERATINON MANUAL FOR SOOT BLOWING SYSTEM. Document A-HCB-K-MHU-
0012_000. Page 3-10->3-15)
(Folder OPM-05 OPERATINON MANUAL FOR SOOT BLOWING SYSTEM. Document A-HCB-K-MHU-
0012_000. Page 4-12)
d. Read the wiring diagram, determine the place of supply power & alarm/protection signal
sensor.
- SOOTBLOWER CONTRACTOR PANEL A (RIGHT SIDE): 400 V UNIT 1 BOILER MCC A
- SOOTBLOWER CONTRACTOR PANEL B (LEFT SIDE): 400 V UNIT 1 BOILER MCC B
- SOOT BLOWER AUX. STEAM SUPPLY PCV INLET MOTOR VALVE (FROM 1RY SH OUTLET
HEAD: 400 V UNIT 1 BOILER DP B
- SOOT BLOWER AUX. STEAM SUPPLY PCV INLET MOTOR VALVE (FROM COLD REHEAT
PIPE): 400 V UNIT 1 BOILER DP B
- AH SOOT BLOWER AUX.STEAM SUPPLY MOTOR VALVE: 400 V UNIT 1 BOILER DP B
- WALL DESLAGGER A11-A24, B8-B19, C11-C24 MOTOR: SOOTBLOWER CONTACTOR PANEL
A (RIGHT SIDE)
- WALL DESLAGGER A1-A10, A25-A28, B1-B7, B20-B24, C1-C10, C25-C28 MOTOR:
SOOTBLOWER CONTACTOR PANEL B (LEFT SIDE)
- HALF RETRACTABLE 18R, 21R-25R SOOBLOWER MOTOR: SOOTBLOWER CONTACTOR
PANEL A (RIGHT SIDE)
- HALF RETRACTABLE 18L, 21L-25L SOOTBLOWER MOTOR: SOOTBLOWER CONTACTOR
PANEL A (RIGHT SIDE)
- LONG RETRACTABLE 1R-17R, 19R-20R SOOTBLOWER MOTOR: SOOTBLOWER
CONTACTOR PANEL A (RIGHT SIDE)
- LONG RETRACTABLE 1L-17L, 19L-20L SOOTBLOWER MOTOR: SOOTBLOWER CONTACTOR
PANEL A (RIGHT SIDE)
- AH A SOOTBLOWER MOTOR (COLD END): 400V SOOTBLOWER CONTACTOR PANEL A
(RIGHT SIDE)
- AH B SOOTBLOWER MOTOR (COLD END): SOOTBLOWER CONTACTOR PANEL A (RIGHT
SIDE)
The function of pegging steam CV is controling for auxiliary steam supply or extraction steam No.
5, which is maintaining pressure of dearator to prevent cavitation is occured in BFP when the
feedwater tank gets saturation pressure.
A-000-K-MHB-0003 (TURBINE EXTRACTION STEAM AND HEATER DRAIN SYSTEM) – Page 4-10
64. BTG-B-1.12.2 : Describe the principle of operational control Pegging steam CV.
There is no control for the deaerator steam pressure during normal operation, as it depends on
the IP turbine exhaust steam pressure. However, during start-up, heating steam PCV in auxiliary
steam line, supplies steam to deaerator and maintains a pressure of 0.03MPaG, until as load
increases and the extraction steam overcomes the set value. The control valve remains in back-
up control mode during normal plant operation.
A-000-K-MHB-0003 (TURBINE EXTRACTION STEAM AND HEATER DRAIN SYSTEM) – Page 4-10
The main function of boiler circulating pump (BCP) is to recirculate water drawn from WSDT to
economizer inlet, where it joins the BFP outlet flow and flows to economizer.
25% NR flow is maintained minimum during startup of supercritical boiler, and out of this 20% NR
flow is by BCP.
A-H00-K-MHT-0001 (OPERATION MANUAL FOR BOILER PRESSURE PARTS, MAIN STEAM, REHEAT STEAM
SYSTEM) – Page 3-33
A-HAP-K-MHZ-0009 (VENDOR MANUAL FOR BOILER CIRCULATING PUMP) – Page 1-36 1-37
The BCP is filled with certain water quality before start up, water from CBP outlet is used to this
precedure. During operation it is possible to replenish the fill water by water tapped from BCP
subcooling line.
A-H00-K-MHT-0001 (OPERATION MANUAL FOR BOILER PRESSURE PARTS, MAIN STEAM, REHEAT
STEAM SYSTEM) – Page 3-35
The BCP motor is filled for fills the motor casing is used to cool and lubricate the motor internal
with certain water quality which is tapped from CBP outlet.
BCP purging is to be done for reduction of BCP motor cavity temperature if temperature is
increase during normal operation. It is possible to replenish the fill water by water tapped from
BCP subcooling line.
A-H00-K-MHT-0001 (OPERATION MANUAL FOR BOILER PRESSURE PARTS, MAIN STEAM, REHEAT
STEAM SYSTEM) – Page 3-36 & 3-44
The temperature of Motor water cooling. If the temperature is high will cause overheating to
motor. The condition is occured when Low cooling water (CCW) flow through BCP heat barrier.
Possible higher cooling water (CCW) inlet temperature. Failure of emergency cooling water
backup from service water system (boiler area), when normal CCW supply not available.
A-H00-K-MHT-0001 (OPERATION MANUAL FOR BOILER PRESSURE PARTS, MAIN STEAM, REHEAT STEAM
SYSTEM) – Page 8-12
Safety valves (spring loaded) and power actuated pressure control valves are provided to
protect the boiler from the over pressure during abnormal conditions.
(Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-60)
(Reference : OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 3-62)
The function of Auxiliary Steam System is to provide auxiliary steam at required pressure and
temperature, during start-up, normal operation and shutdown. The auxiliary steam is supplied to
the following users.
(Reference : OPM-12 Operation Manual For Auxiliary Steam System page 3-1)
Refer to page
Auxiliary steam will be supplied to the 2.0MPa auxiliary steam header from the auxiliary boiler (or
other unit) during startup until the auxiliary steam can be extracted from own boiler. When the
main steam pressure of own unit increases to approximately 8.3MPa, and unit is synchronized
and under initial load operation, the auxiliary steam source is changed from auxiliary boiler to
own boiler (1ry SH outlet header). As the unit load is increased during start-up and when the cold
reheat (CRH) steam pressure is greater than 2.55MPa as turbine load increases approx. 60%NR
(>590MW), the auxiliary steam source is changed from 1ry SH outlet header to cold reheat steam
pipe. The 1ry SH outlet header steam source remains as backup during plant normal operation.
(Reference : OPM-12 Operation Manual For Auxiliary Steam System page 3-1)
The main function of the Clean-up System is to clean-up the pre-boiler and boiler system to
ensure the water quality requirements of the supercritical unit at every startup.
The Clean-up System includes the major equipment, pipelines and valves of the pre-boiler system
(Condenser, Condensate Pumps, LP heaters, Deaerator, HP heaters, BFPs & booster pumps) and
boiler system (Economizer, Boiler Furnace Walls, BCP, WS and WSDT). The LP and HP heater
extraction steam drain lines (Turbine Extraction Steam & Heater Drains System) are also cleaned
during clean-up operation. Chemical injection is carried out at appropriate steps to maintain the
water quality. Demineralized water is used for the Clean-up operation of the equipment and
pipelines.
The demineralized water pump for unit startup (high) is provided to supply the large quantity of
water during Clean-up operation. This pump is started from APS during Clean-up operation step
during the unit startup and remains in service. The water is drawn to condenser as required by
the condenser level control valves provided in the makeup water line to condenser. This pump
supplies water directly to condenser bypassing the makeup water tank.
Reference to OPM-06 Operation Manual For Clean Up System page (3-17) – (3-33)
d. What should local operator check during clean up
The function of the DCC is to collect, cool and transport the bottom ash from furnace to open
pit.
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page 3-1)
The DCC can be operated from Local or Remote (DCS). In the Remote mode, the DCC can be operated
from DCS in Auto or Manual Mode. The operation mode is selected before start-up of DCC. The normal
mode is Remote and Auto generally. Local mode is selected for maintenance or when DCC is
jammed/overload trip etc
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (4-3)
The DCC is started when SG bottom ash collection system is started. When coal firing is started, the
ash/slag falls to the DCC upper trough and the DCC carries it up the slope, thus allowing the dewatering
to occur naturally, and wet ash falls off to the bottom ash chute and then to the storage open pit.
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (4-3)
1. Ensure that no PTW applied in the system. Commented [AW2R1]: Noted Pak, will added.
Confirm that DCC Circulation Valve (xxETQ04AA731) is OPEN Commented [AZ6R3]: Ok thanks pak
1. Routine patrol check to ensure the local condition (vibration, noise, abnormal sound,
chain alignment, etc)
2. Performed routine equipment change over for redundancy equipment, such as DCC
circulation pump, DCC sludge pump, DCC circulation water cooler. Commented [AZ9]: We have taping point for filling and
drain each DCC circulation water cooler, cause ash water is
3. Confirm that all of parameter in the normal range as following table below; contain ash ( TSS) to prevent deposit during standby better
we flush (fill and drain) when dcc water cooler standby.
Thanks
(Reference to IMS – Drag Chain Conveyor (DCC) Instruction E0.docx and Check Sheet
e. how to shut down the system
d. read the wiring diagram, determine the place of supply power, alarm protection signal sensor
& hydraulic selenoidv/v
The function of the DCC Circulating Water Booster Pump is supplay the high preesure water is
used at the inlet of spillage jet pump to transfer the spillage from spillage hopper to DCC.
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (2-1)
80. State the function of the alarm & protection That exis in DCC
The fault conditions are alarmed in the DCS and the operator is expected to respond and take
action to correct the situation, so that the plant and equipment are not damaged and there is no
harm to the personnel working nearby.
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (8-1) – (8-2)
The function of DCC Circulationg Water Cooler is to cooling the DCC water using CW System
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (5-13)
When recirculating cooling water temperature at the outlet of cooler is >45⁰C, high alarm appears
in DCS and then it is necessary to change over to standby cooler and do maintenance of the
clogged cooler.
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (5-13)
The spillage from hopper is emptied to the pulverizer spillage jet pump through spillage hopper
discharge valve. Circulating water boosted by DCC circulating water booster pump is supplied to
spillage jet pump and the slurry formed (spillage and water) is discharged to the bottom ash
handling system.
Reference from OPM-04 Operational Manual Fuel Firing System page 3-21
d. Read the wiring diagram, determine the place of supply power and alarm/ protection signal
sensor
A chemical injection system is provided to maintain the recirculating water quality within limits.
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (3-8)
Hand Pump
DCC Caustic Soda Tank
DCC Dilute Sulfuric Acid Dosing System
The pH of the water varies and so it is necessary to maintain the pH with in allowable limits of 6.5-
8.8. Dilute sulfuric acid is dosed when pH is >8.8 and dilute.
Dilute sulfuric acid (60%) is stored in DCC dilute sulfuric tank. The tank has a level switch
(01ETQ40CL201) for low alarm annunciation. Acid fill connection is at top of tank through an
isolation valve and tank has an open vent. Acid is filled by using a hand pump from dilute sulfuric
acid drum. The dilute sulfuric acid flows by gravity to the water storage basin through a pipeline
connected from tank bottom side through an isolation valve and ON-OFF valve (01ETQ40AA700).
Caustic soda (45%) solution is stored in DCC caustic soda tank. The tank has a level switch
(01ETQ30CL201) for low alarm annunciation. The caustic soda fill connection is at top of tank
through an isolation valve and tank has an open vent. Caustic soda solution is filled by using a
hand pump from dilute caustic soda drum. The caustic soda flows by gravity to the water storage
basin through a pipeline connected from tank bottom side through an isolation valve and ON-OFF
valve (01ETQ30AA700).
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (3-8)
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (8-11) – (8-12)
86. DCC Slurry pump
The function of DCC Slurry pump transfers the settled sludge with water from the settling basin
to the DCC.
Pump
Motor
Base
Coupling
Riser
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (8-18)
The slurry pump can be operated automatically by the timer set for 10 minutes operation, 6
times per day. Pump operating condition and alarm by the water level of settling basin is as
follows :
(Reference to OPM-20 Operation Manual For Bottom Ash Handling System page (4-6)
the operator has to initiate the coal pulverizer spillage handling Group Start command from
DCS once, and thereafter the Sub-Groups automatically discharge the spillage to bottom
ash handling system (depend on the selected spillage hopper), either periodically or when
the level in any spillage hopper is high.
Manual handling i5s done if the automatic method has a problem, or if there is a large
materials that cannot fall under the hopper screen. The steps are described below :
1. Local Operator confirm to CCR that want to do manual handling spillage hopper.
2. Remove the selected spillage hopper (out service) from CCR.
3. Close the spillage hopper inlet valve (01/02ETD10∾60AA711) and instrument air supply
also closed. Commented [DYAP11]: Is the isolation valve of
instrument not to closed too ?
4. Ensure the spillage hopper is not pressurize by check the swing check valve It for protect the spillage hopper inlet valve open from
others comments open.
(01/02HFC11∾16AA331) is free.
Commented [ADP12R11]: OK, thanks
5. Open carefully the spillage hopper manhole, DO NOT STAND IN FRONT OF
MANHOLE WHILE OPENING.
6. Remove the foreign material using a rake tool. Do not insert part of body into the
hopper.
7. After the hopper is clean, close again the spillage hopper manhole.
8. Open instrument air supply and spillage hopper inlet valve.
9. Confirm to CCR that manual handling is complete.
10. Integrate the spillage hopper (in service) into the Pulverizer Spillage Handling Group if
needed.
Reference from IMS – Pulverizer Pyrite Transport Instruction E1.docx
Startup Preparation
1. DCC Circulating water Pump Vibration, Noisy, & any abnormalities Commented [YDSW14R13]: OK, already add at 5.3
89. What alarm & protection that exist in DCC pyrite spillage handling system
Make sure that inlet on/off valve spillage hopper is close to make safe condition during cleaning
manually (sigh glass)
Open the man hole in spillage hopper
Remove the big material which make clogged in spillage hopper using fork manually
e. Read the wiring diagram, determine the place of supply power & alarm/protection signal
sensor
The boiler flash pipe receives the plant cycle drains from steam and water system during start-
up/shut-down and normal operation. The drains flash as they enter the flash pipe and
condensate drains down to bottom.
Reference from OPM-21 Operation Manual Waste Water System page 3-32
b. state the function of boiler blowdown quenching system
Vents and drains are provided in the boiler pressure parts for air venting and draining
condensate formed during startup, low load operation & shutdown.
Reference from OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Part page 2-1
The level control valve (LCV) (01LCQ10AA700) provided in the boiler flash pipe drain line maintains
the flash pipe level as per the controller output signal. The set point is compared with the boiler
flash pipe level and the error signal is fed to the controller. The controller output repositions the
LCV in the boiler flash pipe drain line to boiler drainage pit. The operator can open/close the LCV
by taking control to manual mode from DCS.
Since the flash pipe drain water will be hot, the drain temperature is to be controlled to 60⁰C,
before it is sent to boiler drainage pit. An attemperator is provided at the outlet of LCV into which
service water is sprayed to cool down the drain. A temperature control valve (TCV)
(01GHA50AA711) is provided in the service water line to regulate the flow of service water to
maintain the boiler flash pipe drain temperature. The set point (60⁰C) is compared with the boiler
flash pipe drain attemperator outlet temperature and the error signal is fed to the controller. The
feed forward signal (as a function of the flash pipe drain water LCV demand signal) is added to the
controller output and this signal repositions the TCV in the spray water line. The operator can
open/close the TCV by taking control to manual mode from DCS.
Reference from OPM-21 Operation Manual Waste Water System page (4-3) – (4-4)
The flue gas flow through the secondary pass is regulated for RH temperature control, through SH
and RH passes, which is formed by the division wall. For temperature control, the secondary pass
gas control damper for SH pass (Actuator No.- 01HNA01AA701~704 & 751 ~754) and secondary
pass gas control dampers for RH pass (Actuator No.- 01HNA01 AA705~708 & 755~758) are
regulated to control the flow of flue gas through the two passes.
Reference from OPM-03 Operational Manual Air and Flue Gas Page 3-10
There is facility for bypassing some quantity of the flue gas across the economizer and is utilized
during startup, low load operation and while load down when economizer outlet temperature is
high (steaming condition nearing). This economizer bypass damper operation is applied during
start-up to obtain sufficiently higher primary air temperature to heat up the high moist coal.
Similarly during load down, when economizer outlet water temperature is high; these dampers
are opened to avoid the steaming condition.
Reference from OPM-03 Operational Manual Air and Flue Gas Page 3-1
99.
Boiler protection system is provided with Master Fuel Trip (MFT) to assure safe operation of the
boiler. When abnormal firing or mismatch of parameters occur in a boiler during operation, it is
necessary to stop supplying all the fuels to the boiler immediately.
Reference from OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Parts Page 8-17
Reference from OPM-02 Operation Manual For Boiler Pressure Parts Page 8-18
102. BTG-B-1.22.4 : Mention the boiler interlock and explain?
Reference from A-C00-I-MHF-0008 (BOILER INTERLOCK DIAGRAM) – Sheet No. 5