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THERMAL POWERPLANTS

An Overview of Operation, Components, and Environmental Impact

SUBMITTED BY
SOURAV A.P
VISHNU S KUMAR
MOHAMMED FAHEEM
WHAT IS A THERMAL POWER PLANT?


TYPES OF THERMAL POWERPLANT

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PARTS OF THERMAL POWER PLANT
➢ Boiler:Generates steam by heating water using fuel combustion.
➢ Turbine:Converts steam energy into mechanical energy.
➢ Generator:Converts mechanical energy from the turbine into electrical energy.
➢ Condenser:Converts exhaust steam from the turbine back into water. It increases the
efficiency by enabling the reuse of water in the cycle.
➢ Cooling Tower:Removes excess heat from the water used in the condenser.
➢ Fuel Handling System:Manages the storage, transportation, and preparation of fuel.
Ensures a consistent and efficient supply of fuel to the boiler.
➢ Ash Handling System:Collects and disposes of ash produced during fuel combustion.
Includes ash hoppers, ash conveyors, and disposal methods.
➢ Feedwater System:Supplies water to the boiler after it has been condensed.It includes
feedwater pumps, heaters, and deaerators.
PARTS OF THERMAL POWER PLANT

➢ Superheater and Reheater: Superheater increases the temperature of steam


above its saturation point. Reheater reheats the steam after partial expansion in the
turbine to improve efficiency.
➢ Economizer: Preheats the feedwater using residual heat from the flue gases before
it enters the boiler. Enhances overall efficiency by reducing fuel consumption.
➢ Air Preheater: Preheats the air used for fuel combustion using residual heat from
flue gases. Improves the combustion efficiency and reduces fuel usage.
➢ Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) Unit: Removes sulfur dioxide (SO2) from the
exhaust flue gases to reduce air pollution.
➢ Chimney (Stack): Discharges flue gases into the atmosphere at a height that
disperses pollutants and reduces environmental impact.
➢ Control Room: Monitors and controls the operation of the thermal power plant.
Equipped with systems for automation, safety, and emergency handling
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THERMAL POWER PLANT SCENARIO IN
INDIA


THERMAL POWER PLANT SCENARIO IN
INDIA


FUTURE PROSPECTS OF THERMAL
POWER PLANT IN INDIA


EFFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT TECHNIQUES


ANY QUERIES?
REFERENCES
THANKYOU!

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