Final Audit :Utilization of Flue Gas Energy P M V Subbarao Professor Mechanical Engineering...

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Final Audit :Utilization of Flue Gas Energy P M V Subbarao Professor Mechanical Engineering Department Minimize Final Exhaust Gas Temperature…. Properly Utilize Enthalpy of Flue Gas….

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Final Audit :Utilization of Flue Gas Energy

P M V Subbarao

Professor

Mechanical Engineering Department

Minimize Final Exhaust Gas Temperature….Properly Utilize Enthalpy of Flue Gas….

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DPNL SH

Platen SHT

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RHTR

LTSH

Economiser

APH ESP ID Fan

drum

Furnace

BCWpump

Bottom ash

stack

screentubes

Thermal Structure of A Boiler Furnace

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Furnace ater wall absorption

Platen SH

Pendent SHCSH

Reheater

Combustion Losses C & R losses

Hot Exhaust Gaslosses

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Sequence of Energy Exchange from Flue Gas to Steam

PLATEN SH

FLUE GAS

EVAPORATORWater Wall

COVECTIVE LTSH

RH PENDENT SH

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Fuel Power

Furnace absorption

Platen SH

Final SHLTSH

Reheater

Combustion Losses C & R losses Hot Exhaust Gaslosses

~4000C

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Details of 500 MW(e) Capacity Indian Power Unit

• Main steam Flow rate: 425 kg/s.

• Main Steam Temperature: 5400C

• Reheat Steam Flow rate: 38.7 kg/s.

• Air Flow Rate: 577.06 kg/s.

• Coal Flow Rate: 73.8 Kg/s.

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500 MW

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Gas Temperatures

• Platen Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 1236.4 0C• Outlet Temperature: 1077 0C• Final Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 1077 0C• Outlet Temperature: 962.4 0C• Reheater:• Inlet Temperature: 962.4 0C• Outlet Temperature: 724.3 0C• Low Temperature Super

Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 724.30C• Outlet Temperature: 481.3 0C

Steam Temperatures

• Platen Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 404 0C• Outlet Temperature: 475 0C• Final Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 475 0C• Outlet Temperature: 540 0C• Reheater:• Inlet Temperature: 345 0C• Outlet Temperature: 5400C• Low Temperature Super

Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 3590C• Outlet Temperature: 404 0C

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    Design Calculated

1 Adiabatic Flame Temp (K) 1957 1966

2 FEGT (0C) 1102 1117

3 Platen SH-I Outlet (0C) 932 951

4Platen SH-II Outlet-I outlet (0C) 859 878

5 RH 3rd & 2nd outlet (0C) 595 604

6 RH 1st Stage outlet (0C) 510 531

7 Economiser outlet (0C) 385 398

8 APH Outlet (0C) 138 151

Flue Gas Temperature At different regions of Furnace:210 MWe)

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Steam and Gas Paths

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Suggested Fluid Velocities

• Flue gas velocities: 10 – 18 m/s.

• Steam in super heaters & reheaters: 10 – 25 m/s.

• Water Wall circulation : 0.35 – 3.5 m/s.

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500 MW

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LMTD for various Devices

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Surface Area of Heat Exchangers: 500 MW

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Economizer

• The economizer preheats the feed water by utilizing the residual heat of the flue gas.

• It reduces the exhaust gas temperature and saves the fuel.

• Modern power plants use steel-tube-type economizers.

• Design Configuration: divided into several sections : 0.6 – 0.8 m gap

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Tube Bank Arrangement

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Thermal Structure of Economizer

• Out side diameter : 25 – 38 mm.

• Tube thinckness: 3 – 5 mm

• Transverse spacing : 2.5 – 3.0

• Longitudinal spacing : 1.5 – 2.0

• The water flow velocity : 600 – 800 kg/m2 s

• The waterside resistance should not exceed 5 – 8 %. Of drum pressure.

• Flue gas velocity : 7 – 13 m/s.

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Thermal Balance in Economizer.

• The energy absorbed by steam

• The convective heat lost by flue gas

• Overall Coefficient of Heat Transfer, U

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Mean Temperature Difference

• The average temperature difference for parallel flow and counter flow is expressed as

• It is also called log mean temperature difference• When tmax /tmin > 1.7, the average temperature may be expressed as:

• Generally, the flow direction of the flue gas is perpendicular to the axes of tubes.

• If number of bends are more than four, the flow can be treated as counter or parallel flow.

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Complex Flow

• Parallel flow and counter flow may simultaneously exist in one section of an economizer.

• This is called complex flow.

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• For a given set of inlet and outlet temperatures of the fluids,

• The temperature difference of parallel flow is the greatest,

• The temperature difference of counter flow is the lowest

• And that of complex flow is in between.

• The average temperature difference in a complex flow can be calculated as:

• When

• Otherwise, the temperature difference is determined by

• The value of Ktd is determined by flow type and the thermal parameters.

copa ttt 5.0

copa tt 92.0

cotd tKt

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Gas Temperatures

• Platen Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 1236.4 0C• Outlet Temperature: 1077 0C• Final Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 1077 0C• Outlet Temperature: 962.4 0C• Reheater:• Inlet Temperature: 962.4 0C• Outlet Temperature: 724.3 0C• Low Temperature Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 724.30C• Outlet Temperature: 481.3 0C• Economizer:• Inlet Temperature: 481.3 0C• Outlet Temperature: 328.5 0C

Steam Temperatures

• Platen Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 404 0C• Outlet Temperature: 475 0C• Final Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 475 0C• Outlet Temperature: 540 0C• Reheater:• Inlet Temperature: 345 0C• Outlet Temperature: 5400C• Low Temperature Super Heater:• Inlet Temperature: 3590C• Outlet Temperature: 404 0C• Economizer:• Inlet Temperature: 254 0C• Outlet Temperature: 302 0C

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Furnace absorption

Platen SH

Pendent SHCSH

Reheater

Economizer APH

Combustion Losses C & R losses Hot Exhaust Gaslosses