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Turbine Presentation, NG

The document discusses turbines, including: - Turbines convert heat energy from steam into kinetic and rotational energy using curved blades that spin as steam passes through. - Steam turbines are classified based on inlet/outlet steam conditions, including back pressure, condensing, extraction, and admission turbines. - The Rankine cycle is the basic thermodynamic cycle that steam turbines use, involving steam generation, expansion through the turbine, and condensation in the condenser. - Key turbine components discussed include extractions, valves, inlet pipes, stop valves, couplings, and bladed rotors. Impulse and reaction turbines are also compared based on how pressure drops through fixed and moving blades.

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100% found this document useful (3 votes)
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Turbine Presentation, NG

The document discusses turbines, including: - Turbines convert heat energy from steam into kinetic and rotational energy using curved blades that spin as steam passes through. - Steam turbines are classified based on inlet/outlet steam conditions, including back pressure, condensing, extraction, and admission turbines. - The Rankine cycle is the basic thermodynamic cycle that steam turbines use, involving steam generation, expansion through the turbine, and condensation in the condenser. - Key turbine components discussed include extractions, valves, inlet pipes, stop valves, couplings, and bladed rotors. Impulse and reaction turbines are also compared based on how pressure drops through fixed and moving blades.

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NITESH GARG

What is a Turbine ?

-A Turbine is a device which converts the heat energy of steam into the
kinetic energy & then to rotational energy.

-The Motive Power in a steam turbine is obtained by the rate of change


in momentum of a high velocity jet of steam impinging on a curved
blade which is free to rotate.

-The basic cycle for the steam turbine power plant is the Rankine cycle.
The modern Power plant uses the Rankine cycle modified to include
superheating, regenerative feed water heating & reheating.
Classification of Steam Turbines

3. Based on Inlet & Outlet Steam Condition


• Back pressure turbines
• Condensing turbines
• Extraction turbines
• Admission turbines
• Extraction cum condensing turbines
R A N K IN E C Y C L E

D'

C D

TEMPERATURE, T
W ORK DONE
B

A E E'
H EAT REJECTED

ENTROPY, S

PROCESS A-B: ISENTROPIC/ADIABATIC COMPRESSION PROCESS


FEED WATER TO BOILER IS PRESSURIED TO BOILER

PROCESS B-C: CONSTANT PRESSURE PROCESS


FEED WATER HEATED UPTO SATURATION TEMP T1 CALLED
SENSIBLE HEATING POINT C IS INTERMEDIATE POINT OF
STEAM GENERATION

PROCESS C-D: CONSTANT PRESSURE & TEMPERATURE PROCESS


FEED WATER IS VAPOURISED CALLED LANTENT HEAT OF
VAPOURISATION POINT D IS STEAM IS DRY & SATURATED.

PROCESS D-E: ISENTROPIC/ADIABATIC EXPANSION PROCESS


EXPANSION OF STEAM TO VACCUM

PROCESS E-A: CONSTANT PRESSURE & TEMPERATURE PROCESS


REJECTION OF HEAT TO CONDENSOR TO CONDENSE THE STEAM.
AT POINT D, STEAM IS DRY & SATURATED.
COMPONENTS
Typical condensation turbine with extraction
extraction-Modul with
overflow valve and
intermediate rotor seal

Balance line1

Balance line2

Flange for controlled Flange for


extraction extraction
Control via „valve beam“

Beam Valve rods Valve plugs, opening


sequence is determend by
the length of the individual
valve shaft

diffuser

Inlet pipe, flexibly attached


and sealed by „piston rings“
STOP VALVE TRIP OIL DRAIN START-UP OIL

TESTER-OIL

CYLINDER WITH TEST PISTON


SERVOMOTOR
PILOT VALVE
COUPLING

THRUST
COLLAR

H.P.BLADES

L.P BLADES
CROSS-SECTIONAL DRAWING OF BLADED ROTOR

HAND BARRING
WHEEL

MOVING WHEEL
FOR OIL TURBINE

DISCONNECT
COUPLING
Beschaufelung
Blading
Beschaufelung
Blading
Leitschaufelträger
Stator Blade Carriers
Impulse & Reaction Turbine
On the Principle of working
1. Impulse Turbine
2. Reaction Turbine

Impulse Reaction
-Pressure drops in nozzles and not in moving blade -Pressure drops in fixed blade as
well as in moving blades
-Constant blade channel area -Varying blade channel area
-Profile type blades -Aerofoil type blades
-Restricted round or incomplete admission of steam -All round or complete admission
-Diaphragm contains nozzles -Fixed blades similar to moving blades attached
to casing serve as nozzles and
guide the steam
-Occupies less space for same power -Occupies more space for same power
-Higher efficiency in initial stage - higher efficiency in final stages.
-Suitable for small power requirements -Suitable for medium or high power
requirements.
-Blade manufacturing is not difficult -Blade manufacturing process is difficult.
-Velocity of steam is high -Velocity of steam is less.
TO
GLAND STEAM
CONDENSER
(0.98 ata)

TURBINE

CONDENSER

1.04 to 1.10 ata


TO BFP

FROM SEAL STEAM


AUX. STEAM VALVE
HEADER

LEAK OFF VALVE TO


CONDENSER

TURBINE GLAND STEAM SYSTEM


LUBE OIL SYSTEM
Lube Oil General Daigram
LUBE OIL INLET
HEADER

FROM OHT

GENERATOR ECTR

TURBINE
GB

LUBE HEADER PRESSURE: 2.5 TO 3.0 KG/CM2 MONITOR DRAIN OIL TEMP.

JOURNAL BEARING PRESSURE : 1.5 TO 1.75 KG/CM2 ENSURE OILOVE FLOW THROUGH OHT.

THRUST BEARING PRESSURE = 0. .5 10 0.8 KG/CM2 MONITOR DP ACROSS FILTER.

MAINTAIN LUBE OIL TEMP. AFTER COOLER 40 DEG


CENTIGRADE

MONITOR LUBE OIL TANK LEVEL


Thermal expansion

Bearing pedestal is
moving

Fix point for casing


expansion
Thermal expansion at the exhaust side coupling

Labyrinth without
counter fins, due to
high relative
movement
Relatively small absolute
movement

Rotor is carried by the thrust


bearing

Direction of rotor expansion

Direction of casing expansion


Casing – fix point
Thermal expansion at inlet side coupling

Labyrinth withou
counter fins; due to
temporary big relative
Rotor is carried by the thrust movement
bearing

Direction of rotor expansion


Absolute movement of
coupling relatively big

Direction of casing expansion

Casing – fix point


MAJOR TURBINES AT CFCL
Plant Tag No. Driven Equipment Make Model Output Speed
(kW) (RPM)

Amm-I TK431 Syn Gas Compressor MHI SHE-7BD 24000 10681


K431

Amm-I TK421 Process Air Compressor MAN GHH DK 063/130 10465 7003
K421

Urea-I TK-01 CO2 Compressor BHEL EHNK 5390 7976


K01 32/36/64-3

Amm-II AGT-601 Syn gas Compressor MHI 5EH-7BD 20100 10908


ABG601

Amm-II AGT-201 Process Air Compressor SIEMENS EHNK 32/36 14100 7500
AGB201

Amm-II AGT-701 Refrigeration SIHN NIPPON C6-R6-A 8260 8800


Compressor
AGB701

Urea-II UGT-1101/2101 CO2 Compressor SIEMENS EHNK 25/28 6370 7600


UGB1101/2101
THANK YOU

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