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Thermal power plants generate 65% of India's total power. This document describes the Yamunanagar Thermal Power Project located in Yamunanagar, Haryana, which has a total capacity of 600 MW from its two operating units of 300 MW each. It discusses the key components of the plant including the boiler, furnace, turbine, super heater, reheater, PA fan, FD fan, ID fan, and cooling tower. It also outlines the main functions in the plant related to coal, steam, water, and ash handling and provides diagrams of the operational features inside the power plant.
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The document provides information about the Kalisindh Thermal Power Project (KaTPP) located in Jhalawar, Rajasthan, India. Some key details:
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- The plant uses pulverized coal as its primary fuel. Coal is supplied from captive coal blocks allotted in Chhattisgarh and transported via rail.
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Tenughat Thermal Power Station (TTPS) is a 420MW power plant located in Jharkhand, India. It requires approximately 7000 metric tons of coal per day supplied by nearby mines. The plant uses a coal handling system to transport coal to two 210MW boiler and turbine units that generate power. Steam produced in the boilers drives turbines connected to generators to produce electricity, which is stepped up and transmitted through a switchyard. The control room monitors and regulates operation of the plant's major components and systems.
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Tenughat Thermal Power Station (TTPS) is a 420MW power plant located in Jharkhand, India. It requires approximately 7000 metric tons of coal per day supplied by nearby mines. The plant uses a coal handling system to transport coal to two 210MW boiler and turbine units, which generate power that is stepped up and transmitted via a switchyard. Key components include the coal crushing and conveying system, boilers that convert water to steam, steam turbines that drive generators to produce electricity, and an electrostatic precipitator for reducing emissions. During training, the author learned about plant operations and management.
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The Harduaganj Thermal Power Station in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India has a total installed capacity of 665 MW from three units. It uses steam to generate electricity, with coal burned in a boiler to heat water and produce high-pressure steam that drives turbines connected to generators. The plant's last 250 MW unit began operation in June 2012. Thermal power stations convert the chemical energy in coal into electrical energy through the use of steam turbines.
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Thermal power-plant
- 1. THERMAL POWER PLANTTHERMAL POWER PLANT M.RAJA 511812105311
- 2. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION In India 65% of total power is generated by the Thermal Power Stations. Yamunanagar Thermal Power Project i.e D.C.R.T..P.P(Deen Bandhu ChotuRam Thermal Power Plant) is a project of Haryana Power Generation Corporation limited (HPGCL). It is situated at village Kalanor In Yamunanagar. Its total capacity is 600 MW as at present with two units working with capacity. Having two unit of 2 x 300 MW = 600 MW
- 4. Boiler.Boiler. Furnace.Furnace. Turbine.Turbine. Super Heater & Re- Heater.Super Heater & Re- Heater. PA,FD & ID Fan.PA,FD & ID Fan. Cooling TowerCooling Tower MECHANICAL DESIGNMECHANICAL DESIGN
- 5. FUNCTION HELD IN PLANTFUNCTION HELD IN PLANT 1.COAL FLOW 2.STEAM FLOW 3.WATER FLOW 4.ASH HANDLING
- 6. OPERATIONAL FEATURES INSIDE THE POWER PLANT
- 7. BOILER DRUM 2 3 5 1 6 4 LPH DEARATOR HPHAPH COAL OIL FURNACE DRAFT SH RH ECONO - MISOR BFP CRH CEP CHIMNEY FD FAN HRH GENERATOR CONDENSOR HPT LPT IPT HOT SEC AIR COLD AIR TO PA FANS ID FAN PA FAN MILL
- 10. TURBINES AUXILIARIESTURBINES AUXILIARIES •VACUUM SYSTEM:- CONDENSER EJECTORS CW PUMPS CONDENSAT DEAERATORE SYSTEM:- CONDENSATE EXTRACTION PUMPS (CEP) LP HEATERS DEAERATOR
- 11. FEED WATER SYSTEM HIGH PRESSURE HEATERS BOILER FEED PUMP (BFP) FEED REGULATING STATIOIN DRIP & DRAIN SYSTEM
- 12. BOILER & IT’S ACCESSORIESBOILER & IT’S ACCESSORIES •BOILER DRUM SUPER HEATERS AIR HEATERS SUPRING LOADED SAFETY VALVES PRIMARY AIR CYCLE IGNITERS ECONOMIZER SUPER HEATERS REHEATERS