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All power plants convert some form of easily and naturally available energy in to electrical energy. In thermal power plan
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Energy Conversion
All power plants convert some form of easily and naturally available energy in to electrical energy. In thermal power plant, Water is the working fluid. The source of energy is Chemical Energy of fuel. Sequence of energy conversion is:
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Heat Energy in Furnace Heat Energy of Medium Water(H.P. Steam) Kinetic Energy of Turbine Rotor Electromotive force & Electricity Generation
Chemical Energy is converted to Heat Energy by combustion Of fuel in Boiler. Pump delivers condensed water from Condenser back to Boiler.
Heat energy converts water to high pressure, high temperature steam. (in Boiler)
Steam exhausted from turbine condenses in Condenser, rejecting unavailable heat energy.
In Turbine, steam expands as it is passed through number of nozzles. Heat energy is thus converted to kinetic energy.
Steam is then passed over blades, arranged on shaft of Turbine. Shaft rotates & Kinetic energy is thus converted to mechanical work
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Main Inputs
Water : Medium Coal : Fuel
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Coal can provide usable energy at a cost of between 12 to 15 % compared to oil and natural gas, and coal prices are relatively stable. Coal is inherently higher-polluting and more carbon-intensive than other energy alternatives. However, coal is so inexpensive that one can spend quite a bit on pollution control, and still maintain coals competitive position.
Main Plants/Machines
CHP : To Handle Fuel Coal WTP : To Treat Water Boiler : Generate High Press, High Temp Steam Turbine: As a prime mover to Generator Generator: To Generate Electricity Transformer : For required Voltage Switch yard : On ward Transmission of Power
DEMINERALISED WATER BOILER SOFTEN WATER COOLING & GENERAL SERVICE DRINKING WATER DOMESTIC PURPOSE ASH HANDLING RAW WATER OR UNTREATED WATER FIRE FIGHTING UNTREATED WATER COAL HANDLING UNTREATED WATER DM % 3-4 CW/GS % 50-55 AHP % 40-45 DOMESTIC % 6-7
STRUCTURE OF BOILERS
Boiler structure is supported on 4 columns that is hung from top and supported on vertical columns Boiler is of tangentially fired balanced draught natural circulating radiant reheat cycle dry bottom with direct pulverized coal type All plates, rivets, bars and their testing is covered under regulation and construction is done under the supervision of inspecting officer at all the stages Total expansion of boiler vertically downwards in heated condition is 340 mm and ideal expansion is 1.2 mm/mtr/1000 C Seal through and bottom ash hoppers is provided
Boiler System
This system consists of Furnace System Super Heater System Re heater System LTSH System Economiser System Air Heater System PA System SA System I D System Mill System
Wind box
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TURBINES
Turbine System
This consists of
General Description
There are three steam turbines in a thermal power plant, namely, high pressure turbine(HPT), intermediate pressure turbine(IPT) and low pressure turbine(LPT) The high pressure turbine (HPT) comprises of 12 stages, the first stage being governing stage. The steam flow in HPT being in reverse direction, the blades in HPT are designed for anticlockwise rotation, when viewed in the direction of steam flow. After passing through H.P. Turbine steam flows to boiler for reheating and reheated steam comes to the Intermediate Pressure Turbine (IPT) The Intermediate Pressure Turbine has 11 stages. H.P. & I.P. rotors are connected by rigid coupling and have a common bearing. After flowing through IPT, steam enters the middle part of low pressure turbine (LPT) through two cross-over pipes. In L.P. Turbine, steam flows in the opposite paths having four stages in each path. After leaving the L.P. Turbine the exhaust steam condenses in the surface condensers welded directly to the exhaust part of the L.P. Turbine.
Working principle
Kinetic energy converted to rotational energy which rotates the rotor of generator Blades are so designed so as not to strike the blades but to glide on to avoid wearing Total motive force acting on the blades is thus the resultant of all the centrifugal force plus the change of momentum
ROTORS
HIGH PRESSURE
GLANDS
WATER SEALED GLANDS
To save the loss to men & Machines Smooth Operation Requisite & Extended life Statutory Acts
TEST V/V
Secondary Oil
Electro-Hyd Converter
Hyd Converter
Start-up Oil
Startin g Device
TURBINE SHAFT
TEST OIL
Drain
HP TURBINE
MS
IP TURBINE
LP TURBINE
TG SET
CRH NRV
HPSV
HPCV
IPSV IPCV
GENERATOR
HPSV
IPSV MS
HRH
Condenser
BOILER
Generator
Generator Components
Stator Rotor Exciter Stator water cooling system Rotor & Stator Hydrogen cooling System Hydrogen Seal oil System Bus Ducts Generator synchronising system