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INTRODUCTION
The present document has the purpose to clearly explain the way
in the thermal power stations works, next, each one of the
components that make up the thermal power station is shown with
its definition, its function and the types that exist.
Basic operation: The fuel burns and produces heat that heats the water and
transforms it into high-pressure steam. This steam hits the blades of a turbine
that is connected to an electric generator and produces electricity.
Components:
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Definition Types Behavior Main Components
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Cooling towers extract water and then circulate it again until it evaporates, 1.-Cooling Tower
Closed
producing a cooling effect. Since evaporation induces cooling, closed circuit 2.-Pump
circuit
cooling towers consume the water they take in. 3.-Condencer
Dry cooling systems operate like radiators in automobiles by circulating a coolant
within a series of closed pipes along with air blown over the system to cool the
Air pipes. Air-cooled systems extract and consume less than 10% water than wet- 1.-Refrigerant
Cooling cooled systems. However, dry cooling systems have higher capital costs, and 2.-Radiators
reduce the overall efficiency of the plant, which increases costs and emissions per
unit of electricity generated.
The rotor is mounted on a shaft that rests on
two bearings or bearings. The air gap that
Alternators generate electricity
Alternator separates the rotor from the stator is called the
in alternating current
air gap and is necessary for the machine to
rotate. Normally, both in the stator and in the 1.-Stator – This is the stationary component.
rotor, there are windings made with copper It contains a set of electrical conductors
An electric generator is a device
conductors through which currents circulate wound in coils over an iron core.
that converts mechanical energy
Generator supplied or transferred to an external circuit
obtained from an external source
that constitutes the electrical system. One of 2.-Rotor / Armature – This is the moving
into electrical energy as the output.
Dynamos generate electricity in the windings creates a flux in the air gap and is component that produces a rotating
Dynamos
direct current. called an inductor. The other winding receives magnetic field.
the flux from the first and is called induced.
Likewise, the inductor could be placed in the
stator and the armature in the rotor or vice
versa.
A turbine is a machine that The rotating blades are like deep
transforms rotational energy from buckets. High-velocity jets of
a fluid that is picked up by a rotor incoming steam from carefully
system into usable work or energy. shaped nozzles kick into the
Impulse
blades, pushing them around
Turbine
A Steam Turbine is a mechanical with a series of impulses, and
device that extracts thermal energy bouncing off to the other side Turbines are turbomachines since they
1.-The rotor
from pressurized steam and with a similar pressure but much- transmit and modify energy. A turbine is made
transforms it into mechanical reduced velocity up of a series of blades that allow fluid to enter
Turbine 2.-The casing
work. Because the turbine In a reaction turbine, there is a the turbine, pushing the blades. These blades
generates rotary motion, it is second set of stationary blades spin as fluid flows through them, capturing
3.-The blades
particularly suited to driving attached to the inside of the some of the energy as rotational motion.
electrical generators turbine case. These help to speed
Reaction
up and direct the steam onto the
Turbine
rotating blades at just the right
angle, before the steam dissipates
with reduced temperature and
pressure.
The feeding water are all those waters of any
origin that can be used with advantage and 1.-Pump
The feeding system comprises the safety to feed boilers. Water in general comes
supply of either a fuel or an element Water This system is responsible for from rivers, lakes, wells and rain water. 2.-Cooling Tower
Feeding
to a system, for this it is considered Feeding supplying the feed water to the The water supplied to the boiler to generate
System
from a deposit to the supply System system steam is called boiler feedwater. After use, the 3.-Water source
actuators. steam produced in the boiler condenses and
returns to the boiler as recovered condensate, 4.-Controllers
along with additional fresh water or make-up
Feed water is pumped through going to the boiler. The water first passes
the tubes and steam is circulated through low-pressure heaters and to the
through the shell, thus heating the deaerator where excess oxygen is removed.
water indirectly. The water Feedwater then passes to high-pressure
Close
formed by condensing steam heaters where it is heated and further
inside the casing is then piped pressurized.
back to the feedwater supply
tank for reuse.
1.-Internal Steam Distribuitor Piping
The spray-type deaerator contains a spray nozzle in the feedwater inlet space. it is 2.-Internal Perforated Pipe
Sprinkler
The purpose of a Deaerator is to then preheated and deaerated and sent to the storage section. Steam is also added 3.-Perforated Trays
type
remove unwanted dissolved gases in the storage section to maintain the water at its saturated temperature. 4.-Low Pressure Steam
and dissolved oxygen from the 5.-Boiler Feedwater
boiler feedwater before it is passed Tray type deaerators contain perforated trays within the top of the Deaer section.
Deaerator 1.-Spray Nozzle
to the boilers. Most deaerators are The volume of the lower portion is high to be used as storage for the boiler feed
2.-SprayNozzle Sgroud
designed in such a way that the water. Feedwater to the deaerator enters the perforated trays wherever the area
3.-Baffle
dissolved oxygen content within Tray type and residence time grow to meet the steam. The water then goes to the horizontal
4.-Steam Supply Pipe
the leaving water is 7 ppb per WTC. storage section where the steam is passed through a bubbler pipe to remove any
5.-Preheating Section
remaining dissolved gases and maintain the stored water at its saturation
6.-Deaeration Section
temperature.
At the heart of the process, boiler
A pump is any device meant to facilitate the
feed pumps feed water at high
motion of a fluid. Pumps displace fluids,
Water temperature and pressure to a
causing it to move down or out of a pipe. Most
Pump steam generator such as a boiler
pumps use some sort of compressional action
or an energy recovery generator
to displace the fluid. This compressional
to produce power.
action sometimes necessitates a motor that
Condensate pumps are required acts to put pressure on the fluid to displace it. 1.-A housing
to handle the low pressure water This motor can be powered by a variety of
It is a mechanical device using leaving the condenser, therefore fuels, as long as it has the necessary power to
suction or pressure to raise or move Condensat this service often requires
Pump displace the fluid. Most pumps are either 2.-An impeller
liquids, compress gases, or force air e Pumps vertical canned pumps suitable positive displacement or rotodynamic.
into inflatable objects such as tires. for use in low or zero NPSH
applications. All pumps use basic forces of nature to move a 3.-An Engine
Cooling water pumps circulate liquid. As the moving pump part (impeller,
large volumes of water, from vane, piston diaphragm,etc.) begins to move,
Cooling cooling towers and other sources, air is pushed out of the way. The movement of
Water such as lakes or rivers, to the air creates a partial vacuum (low pressure)
Pumps condenser. They generally which can be filled up by more air, or in the
require high flow rates, but little case of water pumps, water.
load.
Boiler:
Calderas:
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Deaerator:
Cooling Tower:
Alternator:
Alternator. Generator.
Turbine.
Feeding system
Water Pumps