POWER GENERATION
TECHNICAL SECTION 03-11-2005
Annexure A Scope of Supply Annexure B Coal Specification
Annexure C Plant Details
Double-Casing Condensing Turbine Three-phase Synchronous Generator Electrostatic Precipitator Conveyor System Cooling Water System
Additional Technical Particulars
SCOPE OF SUPPLY
ANNEXURE A SCOPE OF SUPPLY
POWER GENERATION PROJECT
A - BOILER PLANT
Main Boiler and Boiler House Steel Columns Main Boiler and Boiler House Steel Beams Roof Trusses, Purlins and Girts Roof and Side sheeting including purlins and girts Platforms & Stairs Flooring / Grating
Steam Drum and Support Slings / Hardware Down Comers Boiler Feed Pumps with Cast-In Frames and Base plates including motor - 2 sets Finned Tube Economizer Elements and Headers including Bypass Economizer Gas Bypass Primary Superheater Elements Secondary SH Elements Primary SH Inlet Header Secondary SH / Main Steam Outlet Header HP Steam lines complete with spring supports Boiler Feed lines complete with supports De-aerator HP Valves Feeder Tubes Riser Tubes
ID Fans with Drives ID Fan Ducting ID Fan Dampers FD Fans with Drives FD Fan Ducting FD Fan Dampers PA Fans with Drives PA Fan Ducting PA Fan Dampers
Coal conveyors with Drives and new Belting Coal Storage Bunkers in Boiler house Coal Chutes to Coal Feeders and Mills / Pulverizers Coal Feeders Coal Mills / Pulverizers with Gearbox and Drives Combined Coal / Oil Burners including feed systems and new Wind boxes Hanger Supports for Combustion Chamber Access Doors New Thermal Insulation and Cladding for Boiler, Ducting and Piping Rotary Airheaters with Ducting Soot Blower Supports and Access Platforms and Stairs Electrostatic Precipitator - 5 Field Ash Hoppers with Ash removal system
Structural Steel Design and Foundation Design Boiler Performance Design Pressure parts design review and Inspection Authority for Boiler Certification (TUV) Boiler O & M Manuals Marking of all components for Erection works AUTOCAD and original Drawing package
Dismantling, refurbishment and packing of all components
Delivery of Equipment to any Seaport required for Project.
B - TURBINE GENERATOR SET - SCOPE OF SUPPLY - AEG - 3000 rpm / 50 Hz
HP and LP Top and Bottom Casings complete HP and LP Rotors Condenser complete with Auxiliary Equipment and Cooling Water Pumps Cooling Water System Oil system Generator Transformer Feed Water Heating Station complete with Piping and Valves Turbine Building including Roof Trusses, Purlins, Girts and OH Crane beams Performance Review Turbine Generator O & M Manuals Marking of all components for Erection works AUTOCAD and original Drawing package Dismantling, refurbishment and packing of all components Delivery FOB South African Port.
C - SUPPLY OF NEW ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
New Membrane walled combustion Chamber with new Buckstays New Lagging and Cladding New airheater packs Boiler Furnace cleaning Equipment such as Sootblowers
COAL SPECIFICATION
ANNEXURE B COAL SPECIFICATION AT PRESENT LOCATION
The fuel shall be an unwashed product having an as used gross calorific value, quality and grading, approximately, as follows (at present location):
| Calorific value | 10, 380 B.t.u./1b. |
| Surface moisture | 4.0 % (max.) |
| Total moisture | 6.6 % |
| Volatile matter | 18.0 % normal minimum |
| Ash | 18.0 % (maximum) |
| Sulphur | 1.3 % (average) |
| Grindability | 56 Hardgrove index. |
Ash Fusion
Initial deformation temperature 1325°C Softening temperature of ash 1350°C Fusion temperature of ash 1380-1400°C
Sizing
Coal at the mills will be 100% below 1" cube. The grading can be adjusted within limits to give the best operating results.
DOUBLE-CASING CONDENSING TURBINE
General Rated Turbine Data and Limit Values Oil Supply System Governing Equipment Seal Steam and Drain Equipment Auxiliary and Safety Equipment Metering Equipment Rated Data of Condensing Plant Motor List Weights of Some Heavy Components
TECHNICAL PARTICULARS
General
Type of Turbine 11/100 220
AEG Impulse Type
Double-casing Condensing Turbine
Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5
| Year of Manufacture | 1966 | 1966 | 1967 |
| H.P. Rotor Number | T 1073 | T 1074 | T 1121 |
| L.P. Rotor Number | T 1085 | T 1086 | T 1122 |
Rated Turbine Data
Output, economical 80,000 kW max. 100,000 kW
Live steam pressure, normal 1200 psig (84.4 atg) max. cont. 1250 psig (87.9 atg) max. short-time 1380 psig (97 atg)
Live steam temperature, normal 950 °F (510 °C) Max. cont. 970 °F (521 °C) Max. short-time 986 °F (530 °C) Max. short-time 1009°F (543 °C)
1) 1380 psig (97 atg) are permissible for a maximum of 12 hours per year.
2) The max. short-time live steam temperature of 986 °F (530 °C) is permissible for a maximum of 400 hours per year and
3) 1009 °F (543 °C) are permissible for a maximum of 80 hours per year with the duration of an operation limited to 15 minutes at one time.
| Pressure and temperature in stage 1 At 80 MW, 1200 psig (84.4 atg), 950 °F (510 °C) | normal | 839 psia 873 °F | (59 ata) (467 °C) |
| max. | 1132 psia | (79.6 ata) |
941 °F (505 °C)
The pressure in stage 1 should not exceed 1132 psia (79.6 ata)
Steam flow at 80 MW, Casing I (H.P.) 642,920 lbs/h (291.6 t/h) 1200 psig (84.4 atg), 950 °F (510 °C) Casing II (L.P.) 527,560 lbs/h (239.3 t/h)
Max. steam flow Casing I (H.P.) 821,640 lbs/h (372.7 t/h) Casing II (L.P.) 736,740 lbs/h (334.2 t/h)
No-load steam flow (generator excited) approx. 20,720 lbs/h (9.4 t/h) Condenser pressure norm. 1.82 in. Hg (0.063 ata) max. 3.51 in. Hg (0.1213 ata) Condensate flow norm. 477,740 lbs/h (216.7 t/h) max. 667,120 lbs/h (302.6 t/h)
THREE-PHASE SYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR
WITH HYDROGEN COOLING
Type FKWS 3742 p
AEG - TELEFUNKEN
CONTENTS
1. TECHNICAL PARTICULARS
General Rated Data Electrical Data Mechanical Data Cooler Data Gas and Oil supply System Auxiliary, Measuring and Safety Equipment Control Room Equipment Tables Curve Sheets Oil specification
1.1. General
Generator type FKWS 3742p
Year of Manufacture Unit 3 : 1966 Unit 4 : 1966 Unit 5 : 1967
Stator Nos. Unit 3 : G 8133 Unit 4 : G 8134 Unit 5 : G 8152
Rotor Nos. Unit 3 : I 8133 Unit 4 : I 8134 Unit 5 : I 8152
Main exciter Type ECT 84/31/8 Unit 3 : No. 704 384 Unit 4 : No. 704 385 Unit 5 : No. 710 468
Amplidyne Type GQC 4546sp1 Unit 3 : No. 338 990 402 Unit 4 : No. 338 990 401 Unit 5 : No. 344 426 501
Base exciter Type 245 sond. Unit 3 : No. 705 805 Unit 4 : No. 705 806 Unit 5 : No. 710 454
Gear unit Type DSF 20 x Unit 3 : 5671 Unit 4 : 5672 Unit 5 : 5779
Voltage regulator Type TSA 2
Field rheostat R 250
Hydrogen cooler Type V 15 x 9 – 3021/2 KF 30 203 No. T 850 429
1.2.1 Rated Generator Data Apparent power 111.1 MVA Power factor 0.9 Active power 100 MW H2 pressure 30 psig (2.11 atg) Voltage 10.5 kV +/- 5% Speed 3000 rev/min Current 6.11 kA Frequency 50 c/s Further outputs can be determined from the power chart.
1.2.2 Rated Main Exciter Data Output 620 kW Voltage 310 V Speed 1500 rev/min Current 2000 A
| 1.2.3 | Rated Amplidyne Data | |||||
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| Output | 7.6 kW | Voltage | 230 V | |||
| Speed | 1500 rev/min | Current | 33 A | |||
| 1.2.4 | Rated Base Exciter Data | |||||
| Output | 0.09 kW D.C. 0.7 kVA A.C. | Voltage | 60 V D.C. 225 V A.C. | |||
| Speed | 1500 rev/min | Current | 1.5 A D.C. 3.1 A A.C | |||
The generators are designed in conformity with BS 2613 and should be operated according to these specifications.
1.1.1 Stator No. 8133
Phase U1 X1 0.00240 ohm Phase U2 X2 0.00238 ohm Phase V1 Y1 0.00236 ohm Phase V2 Y2 0.00237 ohm Phase W1 Z1 0.00239 ohm Phase W2 Z2 0.00237 ohm
1.1.2 Stator No. 8134
Phase U1 X1 0.00241 ohm Phase U2 X2 0.00239 ohm Phase V1 Y1 0.00237 ohm Phase V2 Y2 0.00237 ohm Phase W1 Z1 0.00239 ohm Phase W2 Z2 0.00240 ohm
1.1.3 Stator No. 8152
Phase U1 X1 0.00239 ohm Phase U2 X2 0.00238 ohm Phase V1 Y1 0.00236 ohm Phase V2 Y2 0.00238 ohm Phase W1 Z1 0.00238 ohm Phase W2 Z2 0.00239 ohm
1.1.4 Field winding, slip ring to slip ring
Rotor No. 8133 0.119 ohm Rotor No. 8134 0.118 ohm Rotor No. 8152 0.118 ohm
1.1.5 Main exciter
No. 704 384 Field winding IK 5.02 ohm Compoles GH 0.00098 ohm
| No. 704 385 NO. 710 468 Amplidyne No. 338 990 402 | Field winding IK Compoles GH Field winding IK Compoles GH Main field ia – ka Control field ib – kb Diff. Field ic – kc | 4.98 0.001 5.25 0.00107 28.1 ohm13.2 ohm43.0 ohm | ohm ohm ohmohm | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No. 338 990 401 | Main field Control field Diff. Field | ia – ka ib – kb ic – kc | 28 13.15 43.1 | ohmohmohm | |||||
| No. 344 426 501 | Main field Control field Diff. Field | ia – ka ib – kb ic – kc | 28.6 13.45 44 | ohmohmohm | |||||
| 1.1.6 | Base exciter | ||||||||
| No. 705 805 No. 705 806 No. 710 454 | Field winding CD Field winding CD Field winding CD | 16.9 16.9 16.9 | ohm ohm ohm | ||||||
| 1.3.2 | Field Currents | ||||||||
| For Maximum output at 30 psig H2 pressure For maximum output at 16 psig H2 pressure For maximum output at 2.5 psig H2 pressure For maximum output at air operation | approx. 1700 A approx. 1540 A approx. 1280 A approx. 1040 A | ||||||||
The field currents are no criterion of the load-carrying capacity of the generator.
ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATOR
1. GENERAL
Each boiler will be provided with electrostatic precipitator plant to fit within the space available. The precipitator plant associated with each of the boilers shall comprise one independent shell. The precipitator shall be located in the gas circuit immediately ahead of the induced draught fans.
The precipitator shall be situated outside the boiler house and shall be of weatherproof construction suitable for out-of-doors operation in climatic conditions prevailing at site.
The precipitator shall be complete with all electrical equipment. All collector and discharge electrodes, support frames and insulators, rapping gear, motors, dust hoppers, ducting and casings, thermal insulation and other equipment shall be provided.
All access ports and manholes, galleries and stairways, guttering with all necessary rainwater goods and all ancillaries shall be supplied to make a complete working plant.
The H.V. equipment shall be mounted on the roof of the precipitator, and each transformer/rectifier unit shall be equipped with a drip tray and drain piping leading to a common point on the precipitator floor below each casing.
The design and construction of the precipitator shell shall be such as to ensure that air infiltration is reduced to the minimum amount possible.
A special series of access holes with fittings shall be provided by the precipitator contractor at suitable points in the ducting of each precipitator to enable the inlet and outlet dust burden to be measured.
2. DESIGN
2.1 BASE DESIGN
The precipitator shall have plan dimensions not exceeding 25 m x 12 m and shall have a dust collecting efficiency of not less than 99,6 %.
The performance of the precipitators with one electrical field out of service shall exceed 99,1%. This field may take the form of one complete field over the width of the precipitator, or may be two electrically independent half-sections, making up one total field.
The precipitators shall be capable of handling the flue gas quantity as given in Schedule C1 when the boiler is operating under maximum load. It should be noted that the coal is expected to have an average Sulphur content of 2,0 % and that the average sodium content of the fly ash is 0,6 %.
The design of the induced draught fans serving each boiler is based on the following precipitator performance, which must not be exceeded:
Each precipitator shall be subdivided (in direction of the gas flow) into the number of equally sized fields as is required to satisfy the specified collecting efficiency requirement, but the number of fields shall not be less than five. Each field shall be subdivided (in direction perpendicular to the gas flow) into two independent sections and each section shall be energized by an independent H.V. supply.
Adequate insulation shall be provided between attachments of different metals in order to prevent electrolytic action.
2.2. CASINGS AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE
The precipitator casings shall be of welded steel plate construction in accordance with Standard Building Regulations, Chapter 6 – Structural Steelwork as amended and shall comprise all work, including support columns above ground level and dust hoppers.
The casings shall be capable of withstanding a maximum suction of 5 kpa without distortion or distress. The maximum possible dust load on the precipitator internals shall be taken into account in the design of the casing and the support structure, similarly the load of accumulated dust in the inlet and outlet hoods and flues.
The casings shall be arranged to allow a smooth gas flow with no dead pockets or areas where dust may stagnate and cool.
The precipitator support structure shall be of steel construction.
Access shall be provided from the operating floor of the boiler house to the roof or each precipitator.
No welding shall be carried out on steel set in concrete where there is any possibility of the heat of welding being communicated to the concrete.
All columns, walls, floors and roofs shall be of adequate design and construction thickness and strength to ensure gas tightness, to prevent buckling and distortion, and to withstand loads that may reasonably be expected.
The steel casing shall be designed and stiffened to resist the specified loading. The plates used for the construction of the casing shall have a minimum thickness of 6,0mm.
The casing including hoppers, etc., must be carefully and suitably lagged with approved material, protected on the outside by sheeting similar to that used for flues and ducts.
2.3 DUST HOPPERS
The dust will be removed from the precipitators by the continuous wet method.
Dust hoppers of steel plate construction shall be provided underneath the precipitators. The plates shall be suitably stiffened and the minimum thickness of the plate shall be 6,0mm. The internal surfaces of all hoppers shall be smooth and have not projections and bracings of any kind on their inside surface on which dust can hold up.
A valley angle of 60° shall be the minimum permissible.
The dust hoppers shall be of a capacity, calculated on a basis of 640 kg per cubic meter of dust, such that they will be able to contain without causing shortcircuiting of the electrodes, or interfering with the efficient and safe operation of any zone of the precipitators, all the dust falling into each of them, when the boiler operates at 100% MGR for a full twenty-four hours, when fired with the basic coal specified in Schedule A.
The mechanical design of each of the hoppers shall be based on a dust load equivalent to a completely filled hopper and a density of the dust of 1000 kg per cubic meter.
Care shall be taken to ensure that cold air and moisture will not infiltrate into the hoppers, thus causing dust removal difficulties due to bridging of the dust.
The casing shall be designed to prevent rainwater from flowing on to lagged hoppers. The hoppers shall terminate at the outlet flange without vertical aided extension pieces above the mouth.
A poke rod agitator or other approved means shall be provided to enable any bridging of dust in the hopper to be broken up.
3.0 CONTROL AND MONITORING EQUIPMENT
3.1 GENERAL
The control and monitoring equipment associated with the precipitators on the boilers shall include control and monitoring consoles, capacity meters, hopper level monitors, chart recorders, alarm panels and all necessary instrumentation to ensure a complete installation.
3.2 PRECIPITATOR CONTROL AND MONITORING CONSOLES
Provision shall be made for the remote control and monitoring of the precipitators associated with the boilers from control consoles to be located either within or adjacent to the existing boiler control desk enclosures on the operating floor level.
A separate console shall be provided for each precipitator and shall contain, as a minimum, the following control and monitoring equipment:
3.2.1 One on/off switch with indication for each electrically independent section of the precipitator.
3.2.2 One meter each for primary voltage, primary amperes, precipitator voltage, precipitator amperes together with a selector switch per meter for switching to any of the electrically independent sections. The signals to these meters shall be 0 to 20 mA and shall be galvanically separate from the quantity being measured with a maximum ripple of 0,5% peak to peak.
3.2.3 Emission monitoring single trace chart recorder with a thirty-day chart and self-inking pen. If more than one trace is required then a second chart recorder shall be provided. Only fault and high level alarm lamps shall be located beneath each recorder.
3.2.4 One alarm lamp per electrically independent section indicating electrical equipment failure, which should cover both the high voltage equipment and hopper meters.
3.2.5 Hopper level high indication for each hopper associated with the precipitator.
TECHNICAL PARTICULARS - POWER STATION
The turbine is equipped with 6 non-regulated extraction points for feed water heating:
After Pressure Temperature Flow at 80 MW Extr. Stage
Psia (ata) ºF (ºC) lbs/h (t/h) I H.P. 9 236,1 (16,6) 577 (303) 31,090 (14,1) II H.P. 11 139,4 (9,8) 471 (244) 29,320 (13,3) III H.P. 13 76,8 (5,4) 379 (193) 30,200 (13,7)
Extr. Wetness % IV H.P. 15 38,4 (2,7) 0,57 20,060 (9,1)
III GENERATOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Field winding, slip ring to slip ring Rotor No. 8133 0,119 ohm
Main Exciter No. 704 384 Field Winding I K 5,02 ohm Compoles GH 0,00098 ohm
Amplidyne
No. 338 890 402 Main field ia – ka 28,1 ohm Control field ib – kb 13,2 ohm Diff. field ic – kc 43,0 ohm
Base Exciter No. 705,805 Field winding CO 16,9 ohm
Field Currents For max. output at 30 psig H 2 pressure approx. 1700 A
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| IV | HEAT SYSTEM | |
| 1. | Oxygen Remover Specifications: | Deaerator |
| Type and model number | The manufacturer – Carl Spaeter, Hamburg | |
| Power | N/A | |
| Working pressure | Full vacuum to 100 P.S.I.S. | |
| Oxygen removal tank volume | 8350 imp. gallons | |
| Country of manufacture | Germany | |
| Number of units | 1 unit per boiler | |
| 2. | Boiler Feed Pump Specifications: | |
| Type and model number | K.S.B. | |
| Flow volume | 402 tons/hour | |
| TDH (HEAD) | Static head at feed pump suction 166 ft. | |
| Electric motor type and power | A.E.I. 2500 H.P. type H.T.A.S. 158132 D2BEIS | |
| Country of manufacture | South Africa | |
| Number of units | 2 per boiler | |
| 3. | Condenser Pump Specifications: | Extraction pump |
| Type and model number | Condensate pump type C250 (3) A.E.G. make | |
| Flow volume | 1503 imp. gal/min | |
| TDH (head) | 328 ft. 1 in. W.G. | |
| Electric motor type and power | 250 KW A.E.G. type AVK 250 | |
| Country of manufacture | Germany | |
| Number of units | 2 per turbine | |
| 4. | Turbine heat balance system diagram: | Designed by Hamon – Sobelco |
| Type and model of heat exchanger for each return stage | Length 6930 mm Diameter – shell 952mm, Water box 1060 mm | |
| Area of heat exchanger | Tube volume 1,2 m3 Refer to drawing No. 035/190 rv.3 | |
| V | COMBUSTION SYSTEM | |
| 1. | Blower Specifications: | F.D. Fan |
| Type and model | James Howden 22 size 165 Aerofoil | |
| Pressure | 17,700 lb/min | |
| Volume | 290,000 cu. ft/min. | |
| Electric motor type and motor | A.E.I. Brush 398 H.P. 5600 volts, 34,7 amps | |
| Number of units | Two per boiler | |
| 2. | Induction Blower Specifications: | I.D. Fan |
| Type and model | James Howden TVN3 Radial | |
| Pressure | 20,300 lb/min | |
| Volume | 426,000 cu. ft/min. | |
| Electric motor type and motor | A.E.I. 48/40 Brush 1180 H.P. 5600 volts, 89 amps | |
| Number of units | Two per boiler | |
| 3. | Pulverized Coal Feeder Specifications: | Feeder |
| Type and model | Mitchell table type | |
| Pressure | Mill internal P.A. pressure | |
| Volume | 25 tonne per hour coal | |
| Electric motor type and motor | 3 H.P. 380V 4,5 amp | |
| Number of units | 3 per boiler | |
| 4. | Method of Pulverization : | Mill |
| Type and model of pulverizer | P.H.I. | |
| Degree of pulverization (mesh sizes | 80% of C.M.R. – 96% through 100 mesh |
| distribution) | 300 H.P. 6600 volts, 23,3 amps | |
| Power consumption | 3 per boiler | |
| Number of units | ||
| 5. | Particulate remover specifications: | Classifier |
| 6. | Combustion system diagram: | Refer to drawing Nos. 0,35/7191 Rv. 6, 0,35/886 Rv.4 and 0,35/ 8637 |
| VI | FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM: | |
| 1. | Pulverizer specifications: | Mill |
| Type and model | P.H.I. | |
| Power | 6,6 kV x 33 amps | |
| Degree of pulverization | 80% of C.M.R. – 96% through 100 mesh | |
| Power consumption | 6,6 kV 300 H.P. | |
| Acceptable hardness of coal | Hardgrove grindability 55 | |
| Number of units | 3 per boiler | |
| 2. | Coal Feeder specifications: | |
| Type and model | Mitchell table type | |
| Power | 3 H.P. 380V 4,5 amp | |
| Electricity consumption | 380 V | |
| Number of units | 3 per boiler | |
| 3. | Coal Conveying Equipment: | |
| Type and model | Jeffrey Gallion | |
| Conveyor width | 36 inch | |
| Conveyor length | various lengths | |
| Number of conveyors | (10) ten | |
| 4. | Screen Analysis Equipment: | |
| Type and model Screen capacity | Hand held 12” dia. screen for sample preparation | |
| Outside dimensions |
| Number of units | ||
| VII | WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM: | |
| 1. 2. | Method of treatment, treatment of volume Major Equipment: | Design capacity 4 ML/day Sedimentation tanks, sandfilters, pumps, Cation, Anion, mixed bed resin tanks. |
| Type and model | Dowson & Dobson Ltd | |
| Power | 2 Potable water pumps 380V 58A = 22 kW each 2 Raw water pumps 380V, 12A = 4,5kw each | |
| Outside dimensions | Sedimentation tanks 29 ft2 | |
| Number of units | 4 Sed. tanks, 4 sand filter, 3 K.B. 2 Cation and 2 Anion | |
| Country of manufacture | England | |
| VIII | WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM | |
| 1. | Turbine cooling water inlet and outlet temperature requirements: | Inlet 23 ºC, outlet 33 ºC |
| 2. | Cooling Water Circulating Pump Specifications : | |
| Type and model Flow rate | Vickers Armstrong 54000 gal/min | |
| TDH | Hanometric head 56 ft. Static head 27 ft. | |
| Electric motor type and power | A.E.I. (AIC 63/42) H.P. 1225 6,6kV, 100 amps | |
| Number of units per turbine | One | |
| 3. | Feed Water Method: | Demin. water pumps, Water Plant |
| Type and model | A.G.S.A. Type KL | |
| Flow rate | 200 gal/min | |
| TDH | 170 ft. head |
Electric motor type and power
Number of units per turbine
IX CONTROL SYSTEM
X ASH REMOVAL SYSTEM
XI ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:
Hawker Siddeley D160L. 25HP 2920 RPM 380V 34 amps
4 total
Pneumatic Kent, Bailey, Hannemann
Wet ashing – Hydrovacs and sluice nozzles
Spargo Ash Pump 12” dia. Frame 50
RPM 700, 55m head, 700m3/ hour (water) South Africa No major alterations carried out.
10,5 kV to 6,6 kV Unit transformer 3 phase oil cooled 10 000 KVA 10,5 to 6,6 5
20 Auxiliary transformers 4. Other major electrical equipment specifications:
AEG Electrostatic Precipitator One high voltage transformer Two low voltage transformers TECHNICAL DATA Total weight – 4550 lbs Connection Voltage – 380V single phase Oil Weight – 2410 lbs Frequency – 50 C.P.S. Oil Quantity – 275 gal Input – 41,3 KVA
A.C. Current – 109 amps The no-load R.M.S. value of the Rated High Voltage – 78 kV (peak) H.V. transformer is 55 kV Rated output current – 500 MA And the peak value 55x2=76kV Losses - Approx. 3,6 KW with 380 volt primary voltage.
XII OPERATING INDICES:
Boiler heat efficiency On gross calorific value of fuel 89,3% On net calorific value of fuel 92,6%
Turbine heat consumption rate 510 ºC live steam temp. at turbine combined stop and emergency valves
Steam consumption rate The guaranteed weighted steam consumption including steam to condensate and feed heaters and de-aerator but excluding steam to other auxiliaries and assuming that no water is being circulated between the condenser and the reserve feed tank is:-
Weighted steam consumption As defined by B.S. 132:1951:
3x1 + 4x2 + 3x3 10 …….8.1199 lbs/kWh
consumption at test
loads of 60 MW ……..8.003 lbs/kWh 80 MW ….. 8.047 lbs/kWh 100 MW ….. 8.334 lbs/kWh
Standard coal consumption rate per kWhr 50 ton per hour at 100 MW.
Plant (500 mw) electricity usage rate ± 35 MW.
POWER STATION – EXISTING DATA
PRESENT CONDITION OF PLANT
At present the plant consists of four 100 MW rated steam turbine generator units complete with boiler plant and auxiliary equipment. The units are in a ‘moth-balled’ condition.
AGE
DATE FIRST UNIT COMMISSIONED : 31/03/1963 DATE LAST UNIT COMMISSIONED : DECEMBER 1968
COAL
ANNUAL CONSUMPTION: WHEN GENERATING 1,9 MILLION TONES STOCKPILE VOLUME: WHEN GENERATING 220 000 M3 SILOS/STAITHES: (2) CAPACITY 28 000 TONS BOILER BUNKERS: (15) CAPACITY 500 TONS EACH ASH CONTENT: 20 %
MILLING PLANT
MANUFACTURERS: BOILERS 1, 2 &4 PHI ENGINEERING BOILERS 3 MITCHELL ENGINEERING
MILLS -3 PER BOILER TYPE: BOILERS 1, 2 & TRACK AND TYRE MILLS
BOILER 3 TUBE MILLS
OUTPUT: 22,7 TON PER HOUR, PER MILL (MAX. RATING 25 TONS PER HOUR)
BOILERS
MANUFACTURER: BOILERS 1 & 2 I. C. A. L.
BOILERS 3 & 4 MITCHELL ENGINEERING TYPE: P.F. FIRED, WATER TUBE BOILERS
RATING: 900 000 LBS PER HOUR CONTINUOUS MAXIMUM RATING, AT 1250 PSIG. AND 965 ºF
BURNERS (PER BOILER) 12 UNITS
TURBINES
MANUFACTURER: AEG
TYPE: TURBINE 1 & 2 11/100120
3, 4 & 5 11/100220 RATING 100 MW CONTINUOUS
TURBINE RUNNING HOURS SINCE COMMISSIONING
TURBINE NO 1 155993 HRS 17,80742 YEARS TURBINE NO 2 163585 HRS 18,674086 YEARS TURBINE NO 3 154811 HRS 17,672488 YEARS TURBINE NO 4 144552 HRS 16,501369 YEARS TURBINE NO 5 144826 HRS 16,532648 YEARS
TURBINE G/O HOURS
TURBINE NO 1 16423 HRS 1,8747716 YEARS TURBINE NO 2 9681 HRS 1,1051369 YEARS TURBINE NO 3 32483 HRS 3,7081049 YEARS TURBINE NO 4 6751 HRS 0,770662 YEARS TURBINE NO 5 5727 HRS 0,6537671 YEARS
BOILER RUNNING HOURS SINCE COMMISSIONING
BOILER NO 1 158083 HRS 18,046004 YEARS BOILER NO 2 160604 HRS 18,333789 YEARS BOILER NO 3 152525 HRS 17,411529 YEARS BOILER NO 4 144615 HRS 16,508561 YEARS BOILER NO 5 SOLD
BOILER G/O HOURS
BOILER NO 1 13748 HRS 1,5694063 YEARS BOILER NO 2 22535 HRS 2,5724885 YEARS BOILER NO 3 32483 HRS 3,7081049 YEARS BOILER NO 4 6751 HRS 0,770662 YEARS BOILER NO 5 SOLD
INFORMATION FROM PERFORMANCE MONITORING 31/01/1991 TYPE: WET SYSTEM (HYDROVAC ASHING SYSTEM)
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| MANUFACTURER: RATED CAPACITY: TERMINAL VOLTAGE: | AEG TYPE FKWS 3742 P 100 MW 10,5 KV |
| ASH PLANT | |
PRECIPITATORS
MANUFACTURER: BRAND ENGINEERING (PTY) LTD TYPE: ELECTROSTATIC 5 FIELDS UNITS 1 & 2
3 FIELDS UNITS 3, 4 & 5
GENERATOR TRANSFORMERS
MANUFACTURER: 1 & 2 AEG
3, 4 & 5 OERLIKON RATE CAPACITY: 110 000 KVA TERMINAL VOLTAGE: 10,5/275KV
COOLING SYSTEM
WET SYSTEM THROUGHOUT
COOLING TOWERS (4)
TYPE: NATURAL DRAUGHT, CONCRETE HEIGHT: 93,4 METRES
CHIMNEYS (2)
HEIGHT: 119,48 METRES TYPE: SINGLE FLUE - CONCRETE
MOTHBALLING DATES
UNIT NO 1 08\01\1987 UNIT NO 2 14\09\1988 UNIT NO 3 18\10\1989 UNIT NO 4 10\09\1990 UNIT NO 5 05\11\1990
RUNNING PARTICULARS AT SITE - ESTIMATED BOILERS
Pounds per hour evaporation 720,000 830,000 900,000 corresponding 113,6kg/hr to 100 MW 80% rating M.C.R. Temperatures Water from economizer (inlet 405 ºF)……………….ºF 535 535 537 Steam at superheater inlet……………………………ºF 580 584 588 Primary superheater outlet ….……………………….ºF 833 849 857 Secondary superheater inlet….………………………ºF 805 806 807 Superheater outlet ……………………………………ºF 965 965 965 Air at airheater (minimum)…………………… …….ºF 90 90 90 Air at airheater outlet………………………….......... ºF 491 503 504 Gas leaving furnace………………………………….ºF 2018 2088 2130 Gas at superheater inlet ……………………………..ºF 1972 2042 2084 Gas at superheater inter-stage …. …………………ºF 1725 1782 1824 Gas leaving superheater ………………………..........ºF 1059 1081 1111 Gas at economizer inlet …………………… ……….ºF 1059 1081 1111 Gas leaving economizer (Blr.1………………………ºF 813 825 838 (Blr. 2…………...................ºF Gas leaving airheater (minimum) … ……………......ºF 260 269 280
Pressures
Steam in saturated steam drum lb/ sq. in………… 1337 1365 1385
Steam drum (Cont.)
Total discharge capacity saturated steam ……………………………………..940,000 lb/hr.
Superheater
Type ………HOPKINSON’S “HYLIF TORSION BAR………...............3 Bore ………………………………………………………………………2½ ins.
Total area …………………………………………………………………….. 6.85 sq. in.
Total discharge capacity superheater steam………………………………….. 291,000 lb/hr
(The contractor should note the special requirements of the South African regulations with regard to safety valve areas.)
SAFETY VALVE BLOW-OFF PRESSSURES
DRUM SUPERHEATER NO. OPEN CLOSE NO. OPEN CLOSE
| 1. | 1520 | 1475 | 1 (Elec: assisted) | 1,330 | 1,290 |
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| 2. | 1530 | 1485 | (unassisted) | 1,350 | 1,290 |
| 3. | 1530 | 1485 | 2 | 1,350 | 1,310 |
| 4. | 1540 | 1485 | 3 | 1,355 | 1,315 |
RUNNING PARTICULARS AT SITE (CONT.) BOILERS
Pounds per hour evaporation 830,000 900,000 720,000 corresponding to 100 MW rating
B. Th. U. absorbed
Per sq. ft. boiler surface ………….per hour 89,800 103,900 112,900
Per sq. ft. superheater surface ……per hour 5,560 6,440 7,265
Per sq. ft. economizer surface (Blr. 1) per hour 2,170 2,488 3,265
Per sq. ft. airheater surface …………per hour 542 623 676
B. Th. U released per cu.ft. of combustion chamber volume …… per hour 14,530 16,810 18,210
Velocities (average)
Water through economizer tubes (Blr. 1) f.p.s. 2,2 2,5 2,7 (Blr. 2) f.p.s. 3,7 4,3 4,7
Steam through pipes connecting drum to superheater ………………......f.p.s. 43,2 49,8 54,0
Steam through primary S/H tubes …………………………………..f.p.s. 56,2 63,5 70
Steam through secondary S/H tubes …………………………….. f.p.s. 103,9 117,0 120,6
Air through airheater ……………… f.p.s. 20,6 23,8 25,8
Estimated heat losses
Drygas………………………………………… 4,11 4,23 4,55
H2 plus H2o in fuel ........................................ 3,75 3,79 3,79
Unburned combustible………………………… 1,91 1,98 2,03
0,63 0,70 0,73Radiation …Unaccounted
Total heat loss ……………………………. 10,40 10,70 10,90
| Overall efficiency (%) of unit before deducting of auxiliary power | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| On gross calorific value of fuel………………. On net calorific value of fuel ………………… | 89,6 92,9 | 89,3 92,6 | 89,1 92,4 |