Condensing Type Steam Turbine Process, Operation and Control (60MW) 

Introduction:

A steam turbine is used to produce the maximum amount of mechanical power using the minimum amount of steam in a compact driver arrangement, usually in a direct-drive configuration. Condensing steam turbines are most commonly found in thermal power plants. In a condensing steam turbine, the maximum amount of energy is extracted from the steam. This is achieved by passing the exhaust steam into a condenser, which condenses the exhaust steam from the low-pressure stages of the main turbine. This course provides information about the workings of the condensing type Steam Turbine; its workings, operation, and control.

Objective:

• Basic Introduction to Turbines
• FPCL Turbine & Generator Technical Specifications
• Utilities & Auxiliaries Requirements
• Steam System & Mollier Diagram
• Auxiliaries Startup Methodology & Controls
• Start-Up and Stop Sequence and Modes

Who Should Attend:

• Maintenance Personnel
• Operation Engineers
• Operation Technicians
• Process Engineers
• Fresh Graduates

Contents:

• Exordium & Turbine Basic
• Turbine & Generator Specification
• Utilities & Auxiliaries Requirement
• Auxiliaries Start-Up Sequence
• Steam System & Mollier Diagram
• Turbine Performance Table
• Start-Up (Sequence & Modes)
• Extraction & Exhasut Hood Spray System
• Turbine Stop Sequence
• General Issues
• Cause & Effect Chart
• Start-Up Checklist
• Log Sheet For Monitoring & Control (M&C)
• P.M Plans