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TURBINE UNIVERSITY
Lecture No. TU05 Topic: Combined Cycle Overview Presenter: David L. Chase Reading and Reference Material*
Primary Material: TU05a (CC Selection & Plant Configuration) TU05b (CC Development Evolution & Future) Supplemental Reading: GER3574F GER3651E GER3767B
For TU information, contact: Bonnie Maynard Coordinator-Turbine University Power Generation Technology One River Road, Bldg. 53-401 Schenectady, NY 12345 DialComm: 8*235-4523; Fax: 8*235-0404 or visit our TU Web site: http://web1.geps.ge.com/train/TurbineU/homepage.cfm
------* This material provided by Presenter October 1999.
GE Energy Systems
APPLICATIONS Power Generation Industrial Cogeneration Repowering CONDENSER / COOLING SYSTEM Once-Through Water Cooling Evaporative Cooling Tower Air Cooled Condenser
STACK GAS EMISSIONS Water/Steam Injection for NOx Abatement SCR (NOx / CO) Dry Low NOx Systems
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Clutch, Coupling and Axial-Flow Condenser Width Added to Main Power Train (MPT) Length Axial-Flow Condenser Added to MPT Length, Plus Extra Length of Clutch Assembly Steam PPG and Valves Moved up to Operating Floor Second Turning Gear Required Axial-Flow vs. Down Flow Exhaust Design Double-End Drive Rotor Design Cost Increased Oil Consumption of Clutch and Thrust Bearing, Increased Complexity of Reheat Valve and Over Speed Protection Lower Support Elevation Typical Axial-Flow Condenser, Simple-Cycle Operation Dumping Decreased Starting Power-GT and Generator Only Clutch, Coupling, Lubrication Electric Power and Enclosure Increased Length of Support Slabs/Shorter Columns Increase Area Due to Increased MPT Length; Maint. Crane Sized to Lift Assembled Generator?/Decreased Volume Due to Lower Bldg. Elev Possible Additional Enclosure for Clutch Equipment Longer PPG Runs from HRSG to Steam Turbine Lower Elevation/Longer Distance Between Major Loads, e.g. Thrust Bearings HRSG Used for Sealing and Cooling Steam/Addition of Superheater Attemperator Longer Output Power and Start-Up Transformer Circuits Run Normal to T-G Axis Lower Elevation, Some Shorter Circuits Possible Decreased Back Pressure for Axial Exhaust Faster Start-Ups, i.e., First GT-G Followed by ST (Non H Technology) Difficult Generator Rotor Removal; Addil Clutch Maintenance; Independent GT & ST Maint. Flexible Condenser & ST Installation Schedule Additional MPT Equipment to Install, Align, Test, Etc.
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Steam Cycle Output Per Unit Gas Turbine Exhaust Flow (KW/LB/SEC)
NOTES: 1. Heat Recovery Combined-Cycle 2. Single Pressure Steam System 3. Steam Turbine Expansion Efficiency = 85% 4. Throttle Temp = Gas Temp at HRSG Inlet Minus 50F 5. Maximum Throttle Temperature = 1000F 6. HRSG Pinch Point Temp. Diff. = 25F 7. Steam Turbine Exhaust Pressure - 2.5 in. HG ABS 8. 12% Moisture at End of Expansion
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BASIS 1. Stag 107FA Stage, Base Load Operation 2. ISO Conditions: Relative Humidity = 60% Ambient Pressure = 14.7 PSIA Ambient Temperature = 59F 3. Fuel is Natural Gas 4. Steam Turbine Exhausting at 1.5 HgA 5. Steam Turbine Throttle Temp = 1000F 6. Curve of Optimum L.P. Admission
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6700 6680 6660 6640 Net Heat Rate (Btu/Kw-Hr) 6620 6600 6580 6560 6540 6520 6500 6480 6460 BASIS 1. Stag 107FA Stage, Base Load Operation 2. ISO Conditions: Relative Humidity = 60% Ambient Pressure = 14.7 PSIA Ambient Temperature = 59F 3. Fuel is Natural Gas 4. Steam Turbine Exhausting at 1.5 HgA 5. Steam Turbine Throttle Temp = 1000F 6. LP Admission Pressure = 48 PSI 6. Curve of Optimum Reheat Pressure
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Steam Turbine Exhaust Cooling Condenser with once thru cooling water Condenser with evaporative cooling tower Air-cooled condenser
Typical Minimum Exhaust Steam Temperature Approach to Heat Sink Temperature +20deg F above cooling water supply temperature +35deg F above ambient wet bulb temperature +40deg F above ambient air dry bulb temperature (condenser pressure maintained above 2 in. Hg, atypically)
Notes: 1. Operating Point = Base Load 2. Two Pressure, Non-Reheat Recovery Feedwater Heating System Cycle
Performance Evaluation Services Combined Cycle Performance Seminar
Gas Turbine Combustion System NOX PMVD at 15% O2 (g/GJ) Diluent Injection Water/Fuel by Wt Steam/Fuel by Wt STAG Plant Performance Net Power (%) Net Heat Rate (%) Steam Cycle Base Base Base Base 0 0 0 0 DLN 9 (15.5) 160 (275)
MS7001EA Diffusion Flame 42 (72) 0.81 -+3.5 +3.6 -1.22 +1.0 +2.1 25 (43) 1.04 -+5.0 +5.2 -1.58 +1.1 +3.4
MS7001FA DLN Diffusion Flame 42 (72) 0.89 -+5.4 +3.9 -1.62 +2.8 +3.1 212 9 (15.5) (365) 0 0 Base Base 0 0 Base Base
Notes: 1. Site Conditions - 59F, 14.7 psia, 60% RH (15C, 1.013 bars) 2. Fuel - Natural Gas
Performance Evaluation Services Combined Cycle Performance Seminar
1. Site Conditions = 90F, 30% RH 2. Fuel = Natural Gas 3. Three Pressure, Reheat Steam Cycle