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Power Plant
Engineering
R. K. Hegde
Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Srinivas Institute of Technology
Mangalore, Karnataka, India
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Brief Contents

Preface xxiii
About the Author xxv

   1. Introduction to Power Plants 1

   2. Fuels and Combustion 46
   3. Fuel-Handling Systems 96
   4. Steam Power Plant 141
   5. Steam Generator 183
   6. Fluidized Bed Combustion 221
   7. Draught System 232
   8. Feed Water Treatment 249
   9. Flow Through Nozzles 258
10. Steam Turbines 281
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 team Condenser and Circulating Water Systems 328
12. Gas Turbine Power Plant 358
13. Diesel Engine Power Plant 430
14. Power from Non-Conventional Sources 487
15. Hydroelectric Power Plant 588
16. Nuclear Power Plants 714
17. Power Plant Economics 767
18. Environmental Aspects of Power Station 818
19. Instrumentation and Equipments in Power Station 837

Index859
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Contents

Preface xxiii
About the Author xxv

1. Introduction to Power Plants 1

1.1 Introduction to the sources of energy: conventional
and non-conventional principle of power generation—1
1.1.1 Conventional energy sources­—2
1.1.2 Non-conventional energy sources—5
1.2 Factors affecting selection of site—14
1.2.1 The factors to be considered for site selection
of steam power plants—14
1.2.2 Factors affecting selection of site
for hydro-electric power plant—16
1.2.3 Factors affecting selection of site for a nuclear
power plant—18
1.3 Principal types of power plants—18
1.4 Present status and future trends—19
1.5 Layout of steam, hydel, diesel, nuclear and gas turbine power plants—20
1.5.1 Layout of steam turbine plant—20
1.5.2 Layout of hydro-electric plant—22
1.5.3 Plant layout of diesel engine plant—23
1.5.4 Layout of a nuclear plant—23
1.5.5 Layout of gas turbine plant—24
1.6 Combined power cycles – comparison and selection—25
1.7 Merits of steam, gas, diesel, hydro and nuclear power plants—26
1.7.1 Advantages and disadvantages of the gas turbine plant—26
1.7.2 Advantages and disadvantages of the nuclear plant—30
1.7.3 Advantages and disadvantages of diesel plants—30
1.7.4 Advantages of hydro-electric power plants—32
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1.8 Resources and development of power in India—33

1.8.1 Coal and lignite—33
1.9 Petroleum and natural gas—34
1.10 Present status of power generation in India—38
1.11 Role of private and government organization—39
1.12 State-level scenario, load shedding—41
1.13 Carbon credits—42
1.14 Questions—44
1.14.1 Objective questions—44
1.14.2 Review questions—45
1.14.3 References—45

2. Fuels and Combustion 46

2.1 Introduction—46
2.2 Classification of fuels and different types of fuels
used for steam generation—46
2.2.1 Solid fuels—47
2.2.2 Liquid fuels—49
2.2.3 Gaseous fuels—50
2.2.4 Nuclear fuels—51
2.3 Calorific values of fuels—52
2.3.1 Higher calorific value and lower calorific value of fuels—52
2.3.2 Experimental procedure for determining cv of fuels—54
2.4 Combustion of fuels—60
2.4.1 Minimum air required per kilogram of liquid fuel
for complete combustion—61
2.4.2 Minimum air required per cubic metre of gaseous
fuel for complete combustion—62
2.4.3 Combustion equation for a hydrocarbon fuel—63
2.4.4 Flue gas analysis—64
2.4.5 Conversion of gravimetric analysis to volumetric analysis
and vice versa—65
2.4.6 Mass of air supplied per kilogram of fuel—66
2.4.7 Carbon burnt to Co2 and co—69
2.4.8 Excess air supplied—70
2.5 Properties of coal, Indian coals—86
2.5.1 Analysis of coal—87
2.5.2 Indian coals—89
 Contents ix

2.6 Selection of coal in thermal power station—90

2.6.1 Geological resources of coal in India—91
2.6.2 Status of coal resources in India during the past five years—92
2.7 Questions—93
2.7.1 Objective questions—93
2.7.2 Review questions—94

3. Fuel-Handling Systems 96
3.1 Coal handling—96
3.1.1 Outplant handling of coal—96
3.1.2 Storage of coal—97
3.1.3 Inplant handling of coal—97
3.1.4 Inplant handling system—98
3.1.5 Stages of coal handling—99
3.2 Choice of handling equipment—100
3.3 Fuel burning—103
3.3.1 Overfeed and underfeed fuel bed stokers—103
3.4 Equipment for burning coal in lump form—106
3.4.1 Chain grate stoker—107
3.4.2 Travelling grate stoker—107
3.4.3 Spreader stoker—108
3.4.4 Retort stoker—110
3.5 Advantages and disadvantages of stoker
firing over pulverized system of firing—112
3.6 Preparation and burning of pulverized coal—113
3.6.1 Unit or direct system—113
3.6.2 Bin or central system—113
3.6.3 Advantages and disadvantages of pulverized coal burning—114
3.7 Pulverized fuel furnaces (burners)—116
3.8 Pulverized mills—116
3.8.1 Causes for mill fires—121
3.9 Fuel-burning equipments—122
3.9.1 Coal burners—122
3.9.2 Oil burners—125
3.9.3 Gas burners—126
3.10 Flue gas analysis—126
3.10.1 Procedure—126
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3.11 Ash handling system—128

3.11.1 Advantages and disadvantages
of wet and dry ash-handling systems—132
3.12 Dust collection—132
3.12.1 Mechanical dust collectors—133
3.12.2 Electrical dust collector (electrostatic precipitators)—135
3.12.3 Soot blowers—137
3.13 Questions—139
3.13.1 Objective questions—139
3.13.2 Review questions—140

4. Steam Power Plant 141

4.1 Introduction—141
4.2 General layout of modern thermal power plant—142
4.3 Rankine and modified rankine cycles—147
4.3.1 Carnot cycle—147
4.3.2 Rankine cycle—148
4.3.3 Modified rankine cycle—159
4.3.4 Reheat cycle—160
4.3.5 Regenerative cycle—167
4.4 Working of different circuits—176
4.5 Selection of site for steam power plants—178
4.6 Questions—180
4.6.1 Objective questions—180
4.6.2 Review questions—182

5. Steam Generator 183

5.1 Fossil fuel steam generators—183
5.2 Classification of boilers—183
5.2.1 Fire tube boilers and water tube boilers—183
5.2.2 Stationary and mobile boilers—185
5.2.3 Internally fired and externally fired boilers—185
5.2.4 Horizontal, vertical and inclined tube boilers—185
5.2.5 Based on heat sources—185
5.2.6 Natural circulation and forced circulation boilers—185
5.2.7 Comparison of water tube boilers and fire tube boilers—186
5.3 Circulation in water tube boilers—187
 Contents xi

5.4 Modern high-pressure water tube boilers—187

5.4.1 Generation of steam using forced circulation,
high and supercritical pressures—188
5.4.2 A brief account of modern steam generators—190
5.5 Boiler performance calculations—196
5.5.1 Turbine efficiency—197
5.5.2 Rankine cycle efficiency (hc )—198
5.5.3 Generator efficiency (hg )—198
5.5.4 Overall turbo-alternator efficiency (hota )—198
5.5.5 Heat rate—199
5.5.6 Boiler performance—199
5.6 Accessories for the steam generator—200
5.6.1 Superheaters arrangement—202
5.6.2 Control of superheaters—203
5.6.3 Reheaters—207
5.6.4 Economizers—208
5.6.5 Air preheaters—210
5.7 Boiler mountings—212
5.7.1 Water-level indicator—212
5.7.2 Pressure gauge—213
5.7.3 Steam stop valve or junction valve—213
5.7.4 Feed check valve—213
5.7.5 Blow-down valve or blow-off-cock—214
5.7.6 Fusible plug—215
5.7.7 Safety valves—215
5.8 Questions—216
5.8.1 Objective questions—216
5.8.2 Review questions—220

6. Fluidized Bed Combustion 221

6.1 Introduction to fluidized bed combustion—221
6.2 Regimes of combustion—221
6.3 Fluidized bed boilers – classification—223
6.3.1 Atmospheric fbc system or bubbling fbc—223
6.3.2 Circulating fbc—226
6.3.3 Pressurized fbc system—227
6.4 Advantages of fbc system—228
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6.5 Control of oxides of nitrogen—228

6.6 Desulphurization technology—229
6.7 Questions—229
6.7.1 Objective questions—229
6.7.2 Review questions—230
6.7.3 References—231

7. Draught System 232

7.1 Introduction to draught system—232
7.2 Air and supply systems (natural mechanical draught systems)—232
7.3 Chimneys—235
7.4 Calculations involving height of chimney to produce a given draught—236
7.4.1 Chimney height and diameter—237
7.4.2 Condition for maximum discharge through a chimney—239
7.4.3 Chimney efficiency—242
7.5 Questions—247
7.5.1 Objective questions—247
7.5.2 Review questions—247

8. Feed Water Treatment 249

8.1 Feed water system – necessity—249
8.1.1 Feed water impurities—249
8.2 Feed water treatment—250
8.2.1 Mechanical methods—251
8.2.2 Thermal methods—252
8.2.3 Chemical methods—253
8.3 Questions—256
8.3.1 Objective questions—256
8.3.2 Review questions—257

9. Flow Through Nozzles 258

9.1 Introduction—258
9.2 Types of steam nozzles—258
9.3 Flow of steam through nozzle—259
9.4 Discharge through nozzle and critical pressure ratio—261
9.5 Effect of friction and nozzle efficiency—265
9.6 Supersaturated flow—266
9.7 Relation between area, velocity and pressure in nozzle flow—267
 Contents xiii

9.8 Characteristics of converging–diverging nozzle—270

9.9 Steam injector—272
9.10 Questions—276
9.10.1 Objective questions—276
9.10.2 Review questions—280

10. Steam Turbines 281

10.1 Introduction to steam turbines—281
10.2 Turbine types—281
10.2.1 Impulse turbine working principle—281
10.2.2 Reaction turbine—282
10.3 Simple impulse turbines—283
10.3.1 Flow through turbine blades and velocity diagram—283
10.3.2 Compounding of steam turbines—283
10.3.3 Impulse turbine power and related calculations—287
10.3.4 Multistage impulse turbine—291
10.4 Reaction turbines—293
10.4.1 Flow through blades and velocity diagram—293
10.4.2 Degree of reaction—294
10.4.3 Parson’s reaction turbine—296
10.4.4 Power and related calculations—297
10.4.5 Blade height calculations—302
10.4.6 Bleeding in steam turbines—315
10.5 Losses in steam turbines—316
10.6 Reheat factor and condition line—317
10.6.1 Stage efficiency per stage—317
10.6.2 Reheat factor—318
10.6.3 Internal turbine efficiency—318
10.7 Governing of turbines—318
10.8 Questions—321
10.8.1 Objective questions—321
10.8.2 Review questions—326

11. Steam Condenser and Circulating

Water Systems 328
11.1 Introduction to condenser and its necessity—328
11.1.1 Function of a condenser—329
11.1.2 Elements of a condensing plant—329
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11.2 Classification and types of condensers—330

11.2.1 Direct-contact condensers—330
11.2.2 Surface condensers—333
11.2.3 Evaporative condenser—335
11.3 Surface condenser performance—336
11.3.3 Vacuum and vacuum efficiency—336
11.4 Cooling tower—341
11.4.1 Types—342
11.4.2 Principle of operation and performance—343
11.4.3 Location of cooling tower—348
11.5 Cooling ponds—349
11.5.1 Cooling pond—349
11.5.2 Types of cooling ponds—350
11.6 Corrosion in condensers and boilers—352
11.7 Corrosion in boilers—352
11.7.1 Acidic corrosion—352
11.7.2 Galvanic corrosion—353
11.7.3 Steam blanketing—353
11.7.4 Oxygen attack—353
11.7.5 Carbon dioxide attack—354
11.8 Questions—354
11.8.1 Objective questions—354
11.8.2 Review questions—356

12. Gas Turbine Power Plant 358

12.1 Introduction—358
12.1.1 Joule or brayton cycle—359
12.2 Classification of gas turbines—371
12.2.1 Principle of working of open- and closed-cycle
gas turbines—371
12.2.2 Comparison of open and closed-cycle turbines—374
12.3 Construction and plant layout with auxiliaries—375
12.3.1 Components of a gas turbine—375
12.3.2 Centrifugal compressor—376
12.3.3 Main parts of a centrifugal compressor—377
12.3.4 Impeller and diffuser—377
12.3.5 Diffuser—379
12.3.6 Axial centrifugal compressor—380
 Contents xv

12.3.7 Stage velocity triangles—382

12.3.8 Work input to compressor—382
12.3.9 Work done factor—383
12.3.10 Degree of reaction—383
12.4 Fuel and fuel systems—384
12.4.1 Natural gas—385
12.4.2 Liquefied natural gas—385
12.4.3 Liquid fuels—385
12.5 Gas turbine material—386
12.6 Advantages and disadvantages of the gas turbine plant—388
12.6.1 Advantages and disadvantages of gas turbine plant—390
12.7 Method of improving output and performance—391
12.7.1 Reheating—391
12.7.2 Regeneration—393
12.7.3 Intercooling—396
12.8 Free-piston engine plant – limitation, application and advantages—414
12.9 Combined cycle power plants and comparison—418
12.9.1 Combined cycle principles of operation—418
12.9.2 Coupled cycle – gt–st plant operation—419
12.9.3 Thermodynamic analysis of a simple
combined cycle gt–st plant—423
12.10 Layout of gas turbine plant—426
12.11 Questions—426
12.11.1 Objective questions —426
12.11.2 Review questions—428
12.11.3 References—429

13. Diesel Engine Power Plant 430

13.1 Introduction to diesel engine plant—430
13.1.1 Ic engine nomenclature—430
13.1.2 Standard terminology—432
13.1.3 Four-stroke diesel engine—433
13.1.4 Two-stroke diesel engine—435
13.2 Types of diesel plants and components—436
13.3 Selection of engine type and engine size—437
13.4 Plant layout with auxiliaries—438
13.5 Fuel supply system—439
13.5.1 Fuel injection system—442
13.5.2 Types of fuel injection systems—443
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