Efficiency and Cost Benefit Assessments on a Typical 600mw Coal Fired Boiler Power Plant
Journal: International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development (IJMPERD ) (Vol.9, No. 1)Publication Date: 2019-02-28
Authors : Tharun Kanth Ventrapati; Boggarapu Nageswara Rao;
Page : 201-216
Keywords : Coal Fired Boiler; Cost Benefit; Direct Method; Efficiency; Heat Rate Deviation; Indirect Method; Power Plant & Turbine Cycle Heat Rate;
Abstract
The overall efficiency of a coal fired boiler power plant ranges from 34 to 40% considering the boiler efficiency and turbine cycle heat rate. A comparative study is made applying the necessary corrections while evaluating the boiler efficiency (using the direct and indirect methods) and the turbine cycle heat rate for the design and actual operating conditions of a typical 600MW coal fired boiler power plant. Heat rate deviation is assessed when the unit in live operating conditions is deviated from the design operating conditions. Finally, cost benefit and CO2 reduction analyses are performed fromthe estimated heat rate deviation for abundantly available coals in India. Curative actions and applicability to conventional and non-conventional fuels, supercritical, combined cycle, nuclear power plants are highlighted for efficient, economical and eco-friendly operation of the plant.
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