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3. It begins describing the Tanda thermal project, providing its geographical location, features such as its installed capacity and suppliers, and performance metrics like its designed boiler efficiency.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION CONVERSION OF THERMAL POWER STATION WORKING CYCLES PART OF THERMAL PLANT SWITCHYARD
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- 4. In thermal power plant Sikka main fuel used is bituminous coal which has been exported from other states like Bihar and Madhya Pradesh. This coal has been taken from both by truck or by wagons. In future another 120MW plants will be installed for improving plant capacity. So the future of the Sikka power station has been quite bright.
- 6. In thermal power plants, chemical energy of coal is converted into heat energy from burning coal in boiler. The heat water makes steam. The steam turns a turbine, creating mechanical energy to run generator , Magnets turns inside the generator, where mechanical energy is converted into electrical energy.
- 7. An electrical power station which utilizes thermal energy ( from coal) as a part of its electrical production system is known as thermal power station. The schematic diagram of thermal power plant can be divided into following steps for simplicity. step-1 coal and ash handling arrangement step-2 air and flue gages arrangement step-3 feed water and steam generation arrangement step-4 electricity transmission arrangements step-5 cooling arrangement
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- 15. When steam exhaust from the turbine it exhaust in the condenser, which is exhausted with high temperature and low pressure. Condenser is made up of copper tubes which are in large sizes. Generally two types of condenser are used one way and two way types of condensers. In sikka thermal power station two type circulating tubes are used. When water passes through the tubes and steam of the tube. Cooling water passes through the tubes. When this steam contacted with the water it becomes cooled. CONDENSER
- 16. One of the important unit and part of the thermal power plant is switchyard. In Sikka thermal power plant there are two generating units of 120 MW. In this power station two switchyard one of 132 KV and another one is 66 KV. SWITCHYARD
- 17. LINE DIAGRAM OF SWITCHYARD :
- 18. Thank you.