Power Plant Technology Steam and Gas Cycle Power Plant (Lecture 2)

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Power Plant Technology Steam and Gas Cycle Power Plant (Lecture 2) by Mohamad Firdaus Basrawi, Dr. (Eng) Mechanical Engineering Faculty mfirdausb@ump.edu.my

TTD= Tsteam, saturation – Twater,exit Terminal temperature difference (TTD) TTD= Tsteam, saturation – Twater,exit For LP Heater Heater with Drain Cooler For HP heater 8 Steam Steam Steam 12 -ve +ve +ve FW FW 11 FW 9

Another function of Open feedwater heater (Deaerator) A deaerator is used to remove O2 and other dissolved gases in the feedwater. Dissolved O2 in boiler feedwaters will cause corrosion damage in metallic equipment including piping . Dissolved CO2 in water that forms carbonic acid that causes corrosion. O2 and CO2 in water will be less at higher temperature. Thus, water must be heated before it is supplied to a boiler. Deaerator is commonly an open feedwater heater. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaerator Horizontal tray-type deaerator Mechanism A vertical domed is mounted on a boiler feedwater storage. Feedwater for boiler enters the deaeration section and flows downward. Steam enters from bottom and flows upward. Steam also enters the horizontal vessel to keep the stored boiler feedwater warm. The steam removes the dissolved gas in feedwater and gas leaves via the vent. The deaerated water falls into the storage, and then it is pumped to the steam generator.

Condenser Function: (1) To get as low as possible pressure for maximum power output. (2) To recover high quality feedwater for the cycle. * Working pressure of condenser is usually below atm pressure. It is necessery to make the shell side in vacumm condition. dP=50kP, dh=250kJ/kg dP=4kP, dh=300kJ/kg https://www.ohio.edu/mechanical/thermo/Intro/final.info/fa11_soln.html

Condenser Types: Direct contact or surface type (The most common in power plant). Usually shell-tube heat exchangers. Material used: Titanium (Seawater) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Surface_condenser_Anadrian_MMM_n01.jpg https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dores-Cond-diag1.png

Cooling Tower Some condensers have abundant supply of cold water from sea and river. However, some are not and therefore, the same cold water is circulated with extra component is needed. There are concerns on the effect of cooling water used for condensor to environment. EPA: impact marine life, causing kills of fish and eggs, destruction of aquatic ecosystems as a result of the elevated water temperatures. “Alternative Cooling Water Intake Analysis Under CWA Section 316(b)” (February 2008)”, etc. Function: (1) To reduce temperature of cold water for condensor (2) To reduce cooling water demand in power plant. http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=342

Cooling Tower Common cooling tower for power plant 1: Natural draft cooling tower. Works depends on the differential pressure between the cold air and the hot air . No fans are used. https://pxhere.com/en/photo/935893 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:CoolingTower.png http://www.nucleartourist.com/systems/ct.htm

Cooling Tower Common cooling tower for power plant 2: Mechanical draft cooling tower. http://www.powermag.com/appraising-our-future-cooling-water-options/ http://www.sdswater.org/Portals/0/Images/Newsrm%20photos/DrakePowerPlantCoolingTowers%20large.jpg

Turbine Function: Convert heat to usefull Work. Heat (High pressure and temperature working fluid) is converted to kinetic energy (High velocity flow) through a nozzle Kinetic energy is converted to usefull Work through blades. Blades are arranged properly to ensure all kinetic energy from fluid flows can be converted to usefull work with less flow losses. Thus, it is not only one phase of blade is used, but series of phases blades from high to low pressure blades. There are series of rotating and fixed blades. As shown figure below, after expanded at the first phase of blade, fluid flow still have high kinetic energy and it is redirected by fixed blade to second phase of rotating blades. This process is repeated until the pressure at turbine decreased at certain level, and therefore flow losses can be decreased. Improvement on turbine can be achieved by using better material to make it sustain at higher temperature. Coating method can also be applied. http://www.tpub.com/fireman/41.htm

Review on Gas Turbine There are 3 main components: Open Cycle Closed Cycle There are 3 main components: Compressor (Isentropic compression) Combustion chamber (Constant pressure heat addition) Turbine – (Isentropic expansion)

Review on Gas Turbine

Application of Gas Turbine Air Craft Propulsion Air craft running at comparatively constant speed compared to other vehicles. needs to fly and therefore less weight is preferred. Gas turbine is suitable for air craft because it has high power density (less weight) and it runs at high efficiency at full-load. Electric Power Generation Gas turbine is usually used as a stand-by unit or peaker (run only when power demand is higher that base load demand) with steam cycle power plant. can also be used as a stand alone unit (usually small scale). is used as a Topping cycle for combined cycle power plant

Gas turbine engine for Boeing 777, from Pratt & Whitney PW 4084 Gas-flow diagram of Bristol Olympus Mk 101 turbojet engine https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bristol_Olympus_101_gas_flow_diagram.jpg

Brayton cycle (gas turbine)

Comparison of brayton and rankine cycle

The thermal efficiency of the ideal Brayton cycle;

P2 = P3 and P4 = P1, and process 1 to 2 and 3 to 4 are isentropic, and, therefore; Since; and Ideal Brayton cycle efficiency depends on: specific heat ratio of the working fluid. pressure ratio of the gas turbine and

For specific heat ratio k = 1.4

Effect of Pressure Ratio & Turbine Inlet Temperature Max. Temperature (Turbine inlet) is limited by metallurgical reason. For a constant turbine inlet temp, when pressure ratio increases the net work output increases, and reaches a maximum, and then decreases. Design compromise between pressure ratio and net power output. Common practice of pressure ratio is 11 to 16.

Development of Gas Turbine Main efforts to improve the efficiency; Higher turbine inlet temperatures Turbine inlet temperatures increased from 540°C (1940s) to 1425°C and even higher today. The increase is possible by the new materials and cooling techniques such as ceramic coated the turbine blades and cooling the blades with compressor outlet air. Improve efficiencies of turbo-machinery Increase efficiency of the compressor and turbine. 3) Modifications of cycle The simple gas turbine efficiencies was doubled by modifying cycle with reheating, inter-cooling, and regeneration (or recuperation).

Deviation of Actual Gas-Turbine Cycles Isentropic Efficiencies of compressor and turbine must be considered;

The Brayton Cycle With Regeneration In a gas turbine, turbine outlet temperature is considerably higher than compressor outlet temperature. Hence, heat at hot exhaust gas can be recovered by heat exchanger to increase temperature of gas at compressor outlet. The heat exchanger is known as a regenerator or a recuperator.

Maximum and actual heat transfers can be calculated by the following equations effectiveness ε is defined by the following equation It can be reduced to equation below when the cold-air-standard assumptions are utilized,

Hence, thermal efficiency of an ideal Brayton cycle with recuperator is:

Supercritical Pressure Cycle In supercritical – pressure cycle (above CP: 221.2 bar), the feedwater heating curve shows a gradual change in temperature and density but not in phase to the steam temperature at 1 (turbine inlet temperature). Because of the gradual change in density, supercritical pressure cycles use once-trough steam generator. If the plant corporate reheat and several stages of feedheating, there is about 2% gain in thermal efficiency compared with the corresponding subcritical cycle

Fig. 17. Supercritical Steam cycle with double reheat