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    Unit 1-Thermal Power Plants

    Steam power plant

    Layout

    Boilers

    Pulverized coal burners

    Fluidized bed combustion

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    Power generating units aremega projects

    Require huge capital

    investment

    Require natural resourceslike, fossil fuels

    Large amount of water

    Changes the local ecosystem

    Huge Impacts on theEnvironment and Health

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    Coal Mining

    Surface Mining Strip Mining

    Underground Mining

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    Air Quality Around the coal based plants the ambient concentrations of

    Sulphur Dioxide, Oxides of Nitrogen and SPM are high.

    Epidemiological Studies have shown that of the area surroundingcoal based thermal plants, population living within a 2 -5 km radiusof the plant suffers from respiratory disorders .

    Two other gases, carbon dioxide and ozone are emitted. The highamount of carbon dioxide emission from thermal power plantscontribute to global warming leading to climate change issignificant Ground level ozone, which is formed due to photolyticreactions of NOx and its impacts are under study

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    Fly ash contains a

    toxic brew of

    dangerouschemicals and is

    the largest

    contributor tomercury pollution

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    Composition of Fly ash

    It contains as main chemical components SiO2

    (51.4 wt%), Al2O3 (22.1 wt%) and Fe2O3 (17.2wt%; ignited weight basis). As commonly observed,many toxic elements and heavy metals are highlyenriched in the fly ash relative to the original coal.For example, considerable amounts of Be (16.4

    ppm), Cu (106 ppm), Zn (578 ppm), As (40.4ppm), Cd (2.6 ppm), Hg (18 ppm), Pb (71 ppm),and U (21.8 ppm) is found in Fly ash.

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    Water slurry is used to take the ash from the powerplant to the ash pond for disposal.

    Water slowly seeps into the ground while carrying with it

    the ash leach ate. Water may contain harmful heavymetals like boron, which have a tendency to leach outover a period of time.

    When fly ash comes into contact with water, leachesinto groundwater supplies which get polluted and

    unsuitable for domestic use. The release of ash pond decant into the local water

    bodies- water dries up, dust nuisance, increasesturbidity, decreases primary productivity, affects fishesand other aquatic biota

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    Coal Power Plant Operation

    Steam Turbine GeneratorIs a series of steam turbines interconnected to each other

    and then a generator

    Steam CondenserSteam enters from the turbine generator and is pumped

    into the bottom of the condenser, where pumps recyclethe condensed steam from the feedwater

    StackReleases process emissions.

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    What is a Boiler?

    Introduction

    Vessel that heats water to become

    hot water or steam

    At atmospheric pressure water

    volume increases 1,600 times

    Hot water or steam used to transfer

    heat to a process

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    Introduction

    BURNERWATER

    SOURCE

    BRINE

    SOFTENERS

    CHEMICAL FEED

    FUELBLOW DOWN

    SEPARATOR

    VENT

    VENTEXHAUST GASSTEAM TOPROCESS

    STACK DEAERATOR

    PUMPS

    Figure: Schematic overview of a boiler room

    BOILER

    ECO-

    NOMI-

    ZER

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    Types of Boilers

    1. Fire Tube Boiler

    2. Water Tube Boiler

    3. Packaged Boiler

    4. Fluidized Bed (FBC) Boiler

    5. Stoker Fired Boiler

    6. Pulverized Fuel Boiler

    7. Waste Heat Boiler

    8. Thermic Fluid Heater (not a boiler!)

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    Type of Boilers

    1. Fire Tube Boiler

    Relatively small steamcapacities (12,000

    kg/hour)

    Low to medium steam

    pressures (18 kg/cm2)

    Operates with oil, gas

    or solid fuels

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    Type of Boilers

    2. Water Tube Boiler

    Used for high steam

    demand and pressure

    requirements

    Capacity range of 4,500

    120,000 kg/hour

    Combustion efficiency

    enhanced by induced

    draft provisions

    Lower tolerance for

    water quality and needs

    water treatment plant

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    Type of Boilers

    3. Packaged Boiler

    Oil

    Burner

    To

    Chimney

    Comes in complete

    package

    Features

    High heat transfer Faster evaporation

    Good convective

    heat transfer

    Good combustion

    efficiency High thermal

    efficiency

    Classified based on

    number of passes

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    Type of Boilers

    4. Fluidized Bed Combustion

    (FBC) Boiler

    Particles (e.g. sand) are suspended in high

    velocity air stream: bubbl ing f lu id ized bed

    Combustion at 840 950 C

    Capacity range 0,5 T/hr to 100 T/hr

    Fuels: coal, washery rejects, rice husk, bagasseand agricultural wastes

    Benefits: compactness, fuel flexibility, higher

    combustion efficiency, reduced SOx & NOx

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    Type of Boilers

    4a. Atmospheric Fluidized Bed

    Combustion (AFBC) Boiler

    Most common FBC boiler that uses preheated

    atmospheric air as fluidization and combustion air

    4b. Pressurized Fluidized Bed

    Combustion (PFBC) Boiler

    Compressor supplies the forced draft and

    combustor is a pressure vessel

    Used for cogeneration or combined cycle powergeneration

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    Type of Boilers

    4c. Atmospheric Circulating Fluidized

    Bed Combustion (CFBC) Boiler

    Solids lifted from bed,

    rise, return to bed

    Steam generation inconvection section

    Benefits: more

    economical, better space

    utilization and efficientcombustion

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    Type of Boilers

    5. Stoke Fired Boilers

    a) Spreader stokers

    Coal is first burnt in suspension then in

    coal bed

    Flexibility to meet load fluctuations

    Favored in many industrial applications

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    Type of Boilers

    5. Stoke Fired Boilers

    b) Chain-grate or traveling-grate stoker

    Coal is burnt on moving

    steel grate

    Coal gate controls coal

    feeding rate

    Uniform coal size for

    complete combustion

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    Type of Boilers

    Tangential firing

    6. Pulverized Fuel Boiler

    Pulverized coal powder blown with combustion

    air into boiler through burner nozzles Combustion

    temperature at 1300 -

    1700 C

    Benefits: varying coalquality coal, quick

    response to load

    changes and high pre-

    heat air temperatures

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    Type of Boilers

    (Energy

    Machine India)

    8. Thermic Fluid Heater

    Control

    panel

    Blower

    motor

    unit

    Fuel oil

    filter

    Exhaust

    Insulated

    outer wall

    1. Thermic

    fluid heated

    in the heater

    2. Circulated

    to userequipment

    User equipment

    3. Heat transfer

    through heat

    exchanged

    4. Fluid

    returned to

    heater