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This document summarizes a presentation about the Kota Super Thermal Power Station in India. It describes that the power station was established in 1973 along the Chambal River and has a total generation capacity of 1,240MW from its 7 units. The power station uses coal as its fuel, which is pulverized and burned to convert water into high-pressure steam that drives turbines connected to generators. The station employs various processes and equipment to handle coal, produce steam, generate electricity, treat water, and dispose of ash in an environmentally-safe manner. It provides a valuable practical training opportunity for engineering students to learn about large-scale power generation.
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Heat/light/electrical energy is out today’s necessity and has scarcity also. Energy conservation is key requirement of any industry at all times.
In general, industries use heat energy for conservation of raw material to finished product. The source of heat energy is generally saturated or super heated steam. The steam generation is common use one boiler with carity of fuels. Whatever may be the fuel the generation should be as economy as possible which adds to the product cost. Further the usage of steam and recycling steam condensate back to boiler is an art depending on plant layouts.
In this project the steam generator is water tube boiler fired with rice husk. The steam is transferred to the tyre/tube moulds where tyres/tubes are cured while the heat is rejected to the tyres the condensate forms and this condensate is put back to the boiler. While doing so the steam is also stopped back to boiler without rejecting complete heat to the product. This gets flashed into atmosphere at feed water tank. The science of separation of condensate from steam saves energy. Better the separation more the fuel conservation.
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- 1. PRESENTED BY: Yogendra Singh Shekhawat Mechanical engineering P.G.I Jaipur A PRESENTATION ON PRACTICAL TRAINING AT KOTA SUPER THERMAL POWER STATION
- 2. It was established in 1973 It is located at the left bank of the CHAMBAL River at the upstream of KOTA BAIRAJ 1st & 2nd units are of 110 MW each. 3rd ,4th &5th units are of 210 MW . 6th & 7 unit of 195 MW. Total generation capacity =1240MW 1st & 2nd units are of 110 MW each. 3rd ,4th &5th units are of 210 MW . 6th & 7 unit of 195 MW. Total generation capacity =1240MW 1.Availability of large amount of water. 2.Location at broad gauge Delhi-Mumbai railway. 3.Concentration of load. 4.Constant water supply. 5.Transmission and grid sub station are quit near. Favorable conditions:-
- 3. INDIA’S 63% of the power is contributed by thermal power stations. K.S.T.P.S. is a coal fired power station. Pulverized coal burnt inside the boiler. In water tubes convert water into steam. Superheated steam falls on the turbine bladder then move the rotator. A steam plant works on the RANKINE CYCLE. By the generator produce electrical energy. Now at the step up transformer increases the a.c. voltage . The ash is dumped in pits. The flue gases discharged through chimney.
- 5. • Coal and Ash • Air and gas • Feed water and steam • Cooling water FUEL USED : 1.COAL:from Bharat cooking coal ltd. Dhanbad & South eastern coal field ltd. Bilaspur. 2.OIL : High speed diesel;(to start boiler furnace)
- 6. Coal and ash Air and gas Feed water Cooling tower
- 7. Coal Handling Coal is supplied Through rail Track by own trains By wagon tripler The coal is drawn Into underground hopper By means of two Belts coal is transferred To the Conveyer Now coal is transferred to Crushing house and stored to bunkers Now coal is fed to Mills Where coal is Crushed in pulverized form Coal is taken to Coal nozzle In wind box assembly From nozzle coal Is discharged to furnace
- 8. Pressure filter removes undisclosed impurities from raw water. Carbon filter removes excess chlorine from clarified water. D.M. plant removes dissolved impurities from clarified water. Conductivity ,pH & silica content of this water must be checked time to time. D.M. water must be in the ratio of 1:8
- 9. Boiler :- A apparatus where water is being converted into steam * Boiler Auxileries- To increase efficiency 1. Economiser 2. Air Preheater 3. Boiler Drum The water in the tube of boiler get vaporized by heat energy & steam is generated 4. Furnace 5. Super heater
- 10. Super heater stack Air from atmosphere I.D.F. furnace economizer Air preheater F.D.F. E.S.P.
- 11. Boiler tubes Boiler drum Super heaters & reheater economiser condenser FWP turbine DM water plant
- 12. Steam is passed through nozzle Steam now falls on Turbine blade moves the turbine Parts of Turbine A.) Nozzle B.) Blade C.) Rotor shaft Flow chart for turbine • The rotor shaft is made of steel, blade is fixed on it • Steam is entered from left and right inlets • HP,IP,LP turbine is used • Steam is recycled
- 13. GENERATOR: TWO POLE TYPE; WITH CYLINDRICAL ROTOR • BASIC PRINCIPLE :FARADAY’s LOW OF MAGNETIC INDUCTION MECHANICAL ENERGY ELECTRICAL ENERGY
- 14. ASH HANDLING PLANT • ASH are of two types:- 1. BOTTOM ASH – Received in HOPPERS 2.FLY ASH – Received in ESP • Ash is discharged in the form of slurry through pipe line • Ash is used in the manufacturing of bricks & flowerpots
- 15. ESP is mostly used for removing the suspended particles from the flue gases. ESP is a device which utilizes electric force to own task. The motor operated hammer is used for removed deposited particles.
- 17. CONTROL ROOM Turbine desk Fan control desk Fuel control desk Generator control desk Steam pressure & control desk
- 18. SCADA FOR CONTROL ROOM
- 19. KSTPS is matter of pride for RVUN ltd. Practical training at KSTPS provides better visualization of small & hedge machinery KSTPS has many awards for its excellent performance ConclusionConclusion
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