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M701F Series Mistsubishi

The document provides information on the M701F series gas turbines from Mitsubishi Power for 50 Hz power generation. Key points: 1) The M701F gas turbine can generate 380 MW in simple cycle mode or 570-1,130 MW in combined cycle configurations with over 62% efficiency. 2) It incorporates technologies from Mitsubishi's J-Series for high performance and operability. 3) Main delivery sites include power plants in Japan, the Netherlands, Indonesia, and Azerbaijan ranging from 400-1,300 MW.
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80% found this document useful (5 votes)
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M701F Series Mistsubishi

The document provides information on the M701F series gas turbines from Mitsubishi Power for 50 Hz power generation. Key points: 1) The M701F gas turbine can generate 380 MW in simple cycle mode or 570-1,130 MW in combined cycle configurations with over 62% efficiency. 2) It incorporates technologies from Mitsubishi's J-Series for high performance and operability. 3) Main delivery sites include power plants in Japan, the Netherlands, Indonesia, and Azerbaijan ranging from 400-1,300 MW.
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M701F Series

Gas Turbines

• Standalone Gas Turbine Output

380 MW class
• Combined Cycle Output
570 MW class / 1,130 MW class
• Combined Cycle Efficiency

62% or more
• Attaining High Performance and High Operability

Application of J-Series technologies

High-efficiency high-operability gas turbines for 50 Hz power


generation incorporating J-Series technologies
In 1991, Mitsubishi Power developed the M501F Series gas turbines for 60
Hz power generation. In the following year, it developed the M701F Series
for 50 Hz power generation as a series with similar design.
Since then, Mitsubishi Power has continued to improve the design of F
Series gas turbines. While introducing advanced elemental technologies
and material technologies verified with the G Series with a proven track
record, the F Series attains continuous performance enhancement.

• Features
• Specifications
• Layout
• Delivery Records
Main Delivery Records

Shimar Power Plant, Azerenerji (Azerbaijan)


400 MW, 1 x M701F

Sendai Thermal Power Station Unit 4, Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc.
(Japan)
446 MW, 1 x M701F
Muara Karang Power Plant, PT. PLN (Indonesia)
700 MW, 2 x M701F

Nuon Magnum Power Plan, Nuon N.V. (The Netherlands)


1,300 MW, 3 x M701F

Recent Orders
Number of
Year of start
units x Plant specifications
of operation
Series

Tanjung Priok Power Plant,


2 × M701F 2018 Combined cycle
PT. PLN (Indonesia)

Bibiyana-III Power Plant,


Bangladesh Power
1 × M701F 2018 Combined cycle
Development Board (BPDB)
(Bangladesh)

Sirajganj Power Plant, North-


West Power Generation
1 × M701F 2018 Combined cycle
Company Limited (NWPGCL)
(Bangladesh)

Navoi 2 Power Plant,


1 × M701F 2019 Combined cycle
Uzbekenergo (Uzbekistan)

Muara Karang Power Plant,


1 × M701F 2019 Combined cycle
PT. PLN (Indonesia)

Lamma Power Station, The


Hongkong Electric Company 1 × M701F 2020 Combined cycle
(HEC) (Hong Kong)

Integrated Coal
Nakoso IGCC Power GK Gasification
1 × M701F 2020
(Japan) Combined Cycle
(IGCC)

Fukushima Natural Gas


Power Plant, Fukushima Gas 2 × M701F 2020 Combined cycle
Power Co., Ltd. (Japan)

Integrated Coal
Hirono IGCC Power GK Gasification
1 × M701F 2021
(Japan) Combined Cycle
(IGCC)
Overall Design
The gas turbine unit is based on the basic structure adopted in the early
1970s that has accumulated a track record of at least 40 years. Its main
features are as follows:
• A compressor shaft end drive reduces the effect of thermal
expansion on alignment
• A rotor with simple single-shaft two-bearing support
• A rotor structure has bolt-connected discs with the torque pins in the
compressor section and CURVIC couplings in the turbine section to
ensure stable torque transmission
• An axial flow exhaust structure advantageous in combined cycle
plant layouts
• Horizontally split casings that facilitate field removal of the blades
with the rotor in place

Compressor
Variable inlet guide vanes ensure operational stability at the start-up and
enhanced performance at partial load in combined cycle operation.

Combustor
A premixing low NOx combustor is composed of one pilot burner and eight
main burners that surround it. The compressor has an air bypass
mechanism that enables fuel-air ratio regulation in the combustion region.

Turbine
Rotating Blades at the first two stages are free-standing, while those at the
third and fourth stages are integral shroud blades.
Stationary vanes are supported by blade rings that are independent at
individual stages to prevent turbine casings from being affected by thermal
expansion.
Configuration
M701F

Compressor Number of Stages 17

Number of Cans 20
Combustor
Cooling Method Air Cooled

Turbine Number of Stages 4

Rotor Number of Rotors 1

Output Shaft Cold End

Rated Speed 3,000 rpm

Approx. L × W × H 14.3 × 5.8 × 6.1 m


Gas Turbine
Approx. Weight 415 ton

Simple Cycle Performance


M701F

Frequency 50 Hz

ISO Base Rating 385 MW

Efficiency 41.9 %LHV

8,592 kJ/kWh
LHV Heat Rate
8,144 Btu/kWh
M701F

748 kg/s
Exhaust Flow
1,650 lb/s

630 °C
Exhaust Temperature
1,167 °F

NOx 25 ppm @15%O2


Exhaust Emission
CO 10 ppm @15%O2

Turn Down Load 45 %

Ramp Rate 38 MW/min

Starting Time 30 minutes

Combined Cycle Performance


M701F

Plant Output 566 MW


1 on 1
Plant Efficiency 62.0 %LHV

Plant Output 1,135 MW


2 on 1
Plant Efficiency 62.2 %LHV

Starting Time 45 minutes


Performance Correction Curve

• Effects of Compressor Inlet Temperature on Gas Turbine


Performance (Typical)
• Effects of Barometric Pressure on Gas Turbine
Performance (Typical)
Typical Plant Layout - 1 on 1
configuration, single-shaft

• Gas Turbines
• Steam Turbines
• Generators
• Inlet Air Filter
• Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG)
• Electrical / Control Package
• Main Transformer
• Condenser
Typical Plant Layout - 2 on 1
configuration

• Gas Turbines
• GT Generator
• Steam Turbines
• ST Generator
• Inlet Air Filter
• Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG)
• Electrical / Control Package
• GT Main Transformer
• ST Main Transformer
• Condenser

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