HEAT RATE GAP ANALYSIS ON STEAM POWER PLANT CAPACITY 220 MW
The Pangkalan Susu Power Plant is one of the biggest power plants that has a big influence on the electricity system in North Sumatra and has been operating for more than four years. Therefore, unit reliability is expected to maintain electricity supply, reliability can be seen from the parameter...
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| Language: | Indonesia |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | The Pangkalan Susu Power Plant is one of the biggest power plants that has a big
influence on the electricity system in North Sumatra and has been operating for
more than four years. Therefore, unit reliability is expected to maintain electricity
supply, reliability can be seen from the parameters of heat rate changes. To see the
development of unit efficiency conditions, based on the Electric Power Research
Institute (EPRI) manual, factors can be mapped from the parameters contributing
to the deviation of the value of the design heat rate and the actual heat rate of the
unit operating at the same load.
In this thesis to validate the results of the heat balance calculation used the cycle
tempo software with a load variation of 50%,75%,100%, and operating parameters
according to the design of the steam power plant and simulation is also carried out
using daily operation data with a load of 110 MW.
From the analysis of the deviation between actual heat rate and the design heat rate
at 110 MW load it is referred to as the "heat rate gap" which shows the increase
value of the turbine heat rate 46 kcal/kWh, where the biggest contributor to the
increase is from hot reheat steam temperature of 8.15 kcal/kWh. From this analysis
also obtained a decrease in boiler efficiency 0.9 % of the design conditions. To repair the increase in heat rate, there are two ways, the first method of controllable
operators, which is by resetting the bypass damper, controlling excess water, and
regulating the flow of superheater spray.. And the second method is maintenance
controllable by recalibrating the temperature control setpoint, repairing the control
valve on the superheater spray, cleaning the boiler wall and repairing damaged
auxiliary air dampers. |
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