Practical training Presentation

On
ANTA GAS POWER STATION, NTPC Ltd

SESSION (2013-2014)

SUBMITTED TO:
Mr. Vaibhav Jain ( HOD)
4th year

SUBMITTED BY:
Praveen Kumar Gocher
(Deptt. Of Electrical Engg. )

10EPCEE091,

Content

Introduction of NTPC
Profile of NTPC anta
Electricity generation process
Major parts
Generator
Cooling tower
Transformer
Switchyard
DG Set
Conclusion

Introduction
NTPC, the largest power Company in India, was setup
in 1975 to accelerate power development in the country.
NTPC has installed capacity of 29,394 MW.
It has 15 coal based power stations (23,395 MW)
7 gas based power stations (3,955 MW).
4 power stations in Joint Ventures (1,794 MW).
The company has power generating facilities in all
major regions of the country.
It plans to be a 75,000 MW company by 2017.

ANTA GAS POWER STATION

Anta Gas Based Combined Cycle Power Project is not only the

first Gas Power Plant of NTPC but is also the beginning of an

era of state of art Combined Cycle Power Plants in the country.
Rapid industrialization and growth in agriculture/
domestic consumption of power in the North India was putting
lot of strain on the power grid.
To overcome the gap between supply and demand, NTPC set
up its first Gas Power Station at Anta.
Presently NTPC, Anta is one of the seven Gas Stations of
NTPC.
ANTA is ISO 9001:2000, ISO14001:2004, OHSAS
18001:2007, SA 8000:2001 and FIVE-S certified .

Station

Combine Cycle Gas power station

B RE IF P RO FIL E O F N TPC AN TA

Approved capacity

419.3MW

Gas source

HBJ Pipeline South Basin Gas field

Water source

Kota right main canal

Units commissioned

Unit-I 88.7 MW GT January 1989

Unit-II 88.7 MW GT January 1989
Unit -III 88.7 MW GT January 1989
Unit-IV 153.2 MW ST March 1990

Beneficiary states

UP, Jammu &Kashmir ,Himachal

Pradesh, Chandigarh ,Rajasthan,
Haryana , Punjab & Delhi

Approved Investment

Rs. 418.97 Corer

International Assistance

IBRB and Japan

View of NTPC Anta power plant

Electricity generation process

 This heat is then converted into mechanical energy in

the Gas Turbine.
Gas turbine through a common shaft rotates a
Generator, which produces electric power.
Flue gas from the turbine exhaust is used to
convert water into steam in the Waste Heat Recovery
Boiler (WHRB).
The steam generated from WHRBs is used to run a
steam turbo generator and produce electric power.
This power is supplied to customer through 220 KV
lines.

Major section of anta gas station

Generator
Cooling tower
Transformer
Switchyard
Controal room

Gas Turbine Generator

Applicable Standard

IEC 60034

Generator Type

WY18L-095LL

Apparent Power

135 MVA

Terminal Voltage

10.5 kV

Rated Current

7423 A

Frequency

50 Hz

Speed

3000 RPM

Insulation Class (Stator and Rotor)

Type of Cooling

Air Cooled

No. of Phases

3 Phases

Excitation System

Slip Rings with Brushes

Weight of Stator

131 T

Weight of Rotor

31 T

Steam Turbine Generator

Applicable Standard

IEC 60034

Generator Type

WX21L-100LL

Apparent Power

191.6 MVA

Terminal Voltage

15.75 kV

Rated Current

7024 A

Frequency

50 Hz

Speed

3000 RPM

Insulation Class (Stator and Rotor)

Type of Cooling

Air Cooled

No. of Phases

3 Phases

Excitation System

Slip Rings with Brushes

Weight of Stator

170 T

Weight of Rotor

42 T

Role of Transformers in Power System

A transformer connected to unit, at a power station
is generally called GSU or generator step up
transformer.
At substations , it is normally used for primary
distribution purpose.
It is necessary to step up the generation voltage up
to the level of transmission voltage, which is
normally 132kV, 220 kV, 400 kV and 765 kV.

Gas Turbine Transformer

Steam Turbine Transformer

Cooling Water System

The project is designed for five month

closed cycle and 7 months open cycle
of water circulation.
Cooling tower operation and maintenance is the
key for improved energy efficiency.
Major cooling water systems are classified as
Circulating water
Fan and drive
Heat transfer surface (fills)
Drift eliminators
Water treatment

Specification of the Cooling Tower

Type
- Induced Draft
Make
- Paharpur
No. Of cells
- 11
Water capacity
- 31320 m3/hr
Air flow dry
- 31280 m3/hr
Gearbox ratio
- 12.98 : 1
No. Of blades/ fan - 8
Fan diameter
- 10 m
Fan rpm
- 114
Motor rating
- 115 kw

SWITCH YARD

No. of bays

12 (Including 1 for future)

Generator bays

Bhilwara line bays

Dausa line bays

Kota line bay

Spare bay

Bus caupler bay

Bus transfer section bay

Rated Current

1250 Amp

Fault Current

31.5 KA

Minimum clearance
Phase to Phase Clearance

2700 mm

Phase to Earth clearance

2300 mm

Ground clearance

2580 mm

Equipment bus height

6200 mm from plinth level

Section clearance

4500 mm

POWER EVACUATION FROM NTPC

ANTA
There are total six 220 kv transmission
lines for evacuation of power
generated at Anta.
two lines for Bhilwara.
two lines for Jaipur .
one line for Kota .
one line for Rawatbhata power
plant

NTPC Anta 220 KV Switchyard Single Line

Diagram

EMERGENCY DG SET
NUMBER OF CYLINDER

CYLINDER CONFIGURATION
OPERATING PROCESS

12
- Vee -Form

Four Stroke

COMBUTION PROCESS
CYLINDER SIZE

- Dia240*280mm

STROKE/BORE RATIO
OUT PUT

- Direct Injection
- 1.167

- 2.4 MW

RATED SPEED

- 1000 RPM

COMPRESSION RATIO
FUEL CONSUPTION
AIR REQUIRED

- 11.59
- 210g/Kwh

- 17100 m3/hr

SUB SYSTEMS OF DG SET

FUEL SYSTEM
LUBE OIL SYSTEM
COOLANT SYSTEM
STARTING AIR SYSTEM
COMBUSTION AIR /EXHAUST GAS SYSTEM
GENERATOR

CONCLUSION
Generation of electricity process using using Gas.
NTPC ANTA plant has created a benchmark in
technology utilization, efficiency and effective
utilization of resources.
Working of gas and stream generator.
CTs ,PTs , gas and stream transformer, cooling
tower , isolator, corona ring working.
CT and CW motor use.