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47.3 MW COMBINED CYCLE COGENERATION PLANT.


THE PLANT CONSISTS OF A GE
LM6000PA GAS TURBINE. A HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATOR WITH A BACK-PRESSURE
TURBINE AND A CONDENSATION TURBINE WITH REGULATED LOW PRESSURE. PLANT BUILT
IN 1996. THE PLANT FINISHED ITS CONTINUOUS OPERATION IN 2005. THE GAS
TURBINE IS BEING SPUN EVERY WEEK, CRANKED EVERY TWO WEEKS AND RAN
PERIODICALLY. GAS TURBINE: GENERAL ELECTRIC LM6000PA, 39MW, NATURAL GAS
FUEL, MARK V CONTROL, YEAR 1998. GAS GENERATOR: GEC ALSTHOM 48,76MVA. 11kV,
50HZ, YEAR 1996. HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATOR: WITHOUT POST COMBUSTION. TWO
PRESSURES 52BAR AT 440C (44TON/H), 4BAR AT 188C (13TON/H). 35M BY PASS STACK
WITH HYDRAULIC SYSTEM. YEAR 1996. BACK PRESSURE STEAM TURBINE: SIEMENS
T-5452, 4.5 MW, 6kV, 50HZ, INLET 52 BAR AT 440C - OUTLET 4 BAR AT 188C, 44
STEAM TON/H. CONDENSING STEAM TURBINE: ALLEN S22-630. 3.8 MW, 11kV, 50HZ,
INLET 4 BAR AT 188C, 34 TON/H. YEAR 1995. GENERATOR CONDENSING STEAM
TURBINE: INDAR LSA-710-L/A4. YEAR 1996. ASSOCIATED AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT ALSO.


Also have the following for sale:

As a single-shaft line, it is mainly composed by: - one General Electric
MS6001FA gas turbine (Frame 6FA) - one Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG)
producing steam at two different pressure levels (80 and 3 bar) - one
General Electric steam turbine, with steam extractions - one General
Electric generator, connected both to gas turbine and to steam turbine.
Originally installed 1997, total 93MW of capacity at 50Hz. Total operating
hours 85,097

Ref. 81226

GE FRAME 6FA PLANT


GE Frame 6FA PG 6101 Gas Turbine Combined Cycle 87


1 One (1) PG 6101 FA Gas Turbine Generator Unit Including: 87 MW  CCGT

1.1 The Gas Turbine Package consisting of:

The Gas Turbine Compartment

Multi-stage, axial flow compressor
Modulated inlet guide vanes
Six (6) – chamber combustion system
Dual liquid/gas combustion system with Dry Low NOx (DLN) combustors
Water injection for NOx control with liquid fuel
Ignition system with spark plugs and UV flame detectors
Bore Scope openings
Seismic type vibration sensors for vibration protection
Proximity type vibration sensors for monitoring
Thermocouples for measuring exhaust temperature
Thermocouples for bearing drains
Thermocouples on bearing metal
Inlet Plenum
Exhaust diffuser
Flexible diaphragm type load coupling
Fire detection by thermic detectors and protection system
Gas leakage detection
Compressor washing system (on/off line)
Enlarged acoustic enclosure with ventilation fans and heating
Exhaust frame blowers
1.2 The gas turbine accessory modules with  enclosures:

Lube oil module for Gas Turbine, Load Gear and Generator, complete with:

Lube Oil reservoir
Duplex plate oil to water hear exchangers
Dual full flow oil filters
Two (2) AC motor driven lubricating oil pumps
One (1) partial flow DC motor driven emergency oil pump
Lubricating oil reservoir vent demister system
Lube oil control and instrumentation
On-base enclosure, with ventilation, heating, fire detection and protection

Fuel Gas Compartment (DLN mounted on lub oil modular
Y-type fuel gas strainer
Gas fuel stop/speed ratio valve
Three (3) control valves (primary, secondary and quaternary)
Gas fuel purge vent solenoid valve
Instruments for control, indication and protection of the fuel gas system
Gas leak detection
Enclosure with 2 x 100% ventilation fans

Liquid Fuel Module, water injection and atomizing air module

One (1) HP fuel pump (1 x 100%)
Discharge pressure relief valves
Liquid fuel main flow control valve
Flow divider metering system
One (1) atomizing air pre-cooler
One (1) AC motor driven atomizing air compressor
One (1) AC motor driven purge air compressor for gas fuel purging
On-base stainless steel piping downstream from the low pressure filters
Instruments for control, indication and protection of the system
On-base enclosure with ventilation, heating and fire protection
One (1) HP water pump (1 x 100%) for Den ox
One (1) water HP filter
Water Den ox flow control valves
Water Den ox metering

1.3 The load gear with AC motor turning gear, rated 90 MW, 5235/3000 rpm, mounted between gas turbine and generator

1.4 The Generator Package consisting of

The Generator Compartment

11.5 kv/50 Hz, 2 poles, synchronous generator including
Stator winding class F insulation
Forged steel rotor with class F insulation winding
RTD’s in stator windings
Seismic type vibration sensors for protection
Proximity type sensors for monitoring
RTD’s in bearing metal
Heating System
Closed circuit ventilation system with on base 2 x 67% air to water heat exchanger in cooper
Brush type exciter with shunt excitation
Brush systems for static frequency converter starting
Medium voltage frame with:
Generator outgoing terminals
VT’s & CT’s for protection measurement
Generator star point and grounding through resistor
Lighting arrestors and capacitors
Standard outdoor type closure

1.5 The Gas Turbine Generator Control Equipment located in an air conditioned
Turbine Control Compartment (TCC) and consisting of:

SPEEDTRONIC MARK V turbine control panel
SPEEDTRONIC MARK V operator interface panel with Modbus protocol for
RS232 data-link to a Supervisory System (not included in the supply).
Generator control panel
Excitation transformer (dry type)
Unit AC/DC Motor Control Center
Unit AC/DC sub-distribution panel
125 V DC unit battery with one (1) battery charger
Unit fire detection and protection panel
Marshalling panel

2 Off-Base Unit Mechanical Auxiliaries

2.1 Inlet Air System

Multi-stage type air filter including:

Louvers

Anti-icing and bleed heating by compressor air bleed
Calescer
Pre-Filter
High efficiency filter

Ducting and inlet silencer

Support steel structure

2.2 Axial Exhaust System with:

Axial diffuser
Exhaust silencer
Heat insulation and cladding of diffuser and silencer

2.3 The LDO off-base system including:

One (1) LDO forwarding skid with
Two (2) x 100% centrifugal pumps driven by AC electrical motors

One (1) LDO filtering skid with:
Two (2) filters (one in stand-by)
One (1) fuel accumulator
One (1) volumetric flow meter with by-pass

One (1) sump tank including:
One (1) 1 m 3 tank
One (1) AC motor driven pump

2.4 Gas fuel Off-Base System including:

One (1) shut off valve
One (1) vent valve

2.5 Fire protection for Gas Turbine and its auxiliaries including

H. P. C02 bottles rack
Weighting device
Piping

3 Off-Base Unit Electrical Auxiliaries including

3.1 One (1) static frequency converter with associated a laptation transformer

4 Site Mechanical Auxiliaries

4.1 Washing skid for Off-Line and on-line

Water tank 6m3
Pump skid with:
One (1) AC motor driven water pump
One (1) detergent storage tank
One (1) venture ejector for detergent

5. Miscellaneous

First change of lubricating oil plus 10%
Piping connections between the supplied equipment except between LDO forwarding and filtering skids)
Control, power and measure cables and raceways and accessories between the supplied equipment
Anchoring, base plates and positioning blocks
One (1) template set for anchor bolt positioning
Final painting products
One (1) set of special tools for gas turbine and generator maintenance
No load gas turbine factory tests
Generator standard routine test

5.  Service

One (1) set of civil work guide drawings for the supplied equipment
Ten (10) sets of operation and maintenance manuals in English language

Limits of Supply

Mechanical

Air

Inlet face of the gas turbine air filter
Exhaust Gas
Outlet flange of silencer
Gas Fuel
Inlet Flange of shut off safety valve
Vent connection
Liquid Fuel
Inlet flange of the LDO filtering skid, return flange to storage
Inlet and outlet flanges of the LDO forwarding skid
Sump
Outlet flange of the sump pump
Drains
Various outlet connections on the Gas Turbine and Auxiliary bases
Lube Oil
Inlet and outlet connection on the Gas Turbine base for filling and emptying lube oil reservoir
Cooling Water (Open Circuit)
Inlet and outlet flanges on various heat exchangers
Washing Water (On/Off Line)
Filing connection on washing water tank
Detergent (Off Line Compressor Washing)
Filing connection on washing detergent tank
Demineralized Water for NOx Control
Inlet flange of water injection skid
Outlet flange on the skid for water recirculation to storage
Instrument Compressed Air
 

 

87 MW Combined Cycle
Cogeneration Plant

 

Date Plant Commissioned  : 
Date Plant Last Run

PLANT PERFORMANCES:

NET OUTPUT :
(ISO Conditions, Natural Gas, Full Condensing)
NET HEAT RATE :
(ISO Conditions, Natural Gas, Full Condensing)
OVERALL THERMAL
EFFICIENCY : 2011

 


87.5 MW CCGT  Cycle.

2.550 kcal / kWhr

64%
  
TURBINE  
  
Turbine Manufacturer  : GE
Turbine Type / Model  : MS 6001 FA
Date of Manufacture  : 
Power Rating ISO (MW)  : 70
Efficiency (%)? : 33,8 %
Acoustic Enclosure
Fuel Config : Included
Natural Gas
Start System
Total Starts (Package)  : Electric Motor + Torque Converter

Total Package Running Hours
Date last Overhaul /Inspection  : 
2006
Hours 
Date Last HGP (Hot Gas Path) Inspection
Hours Since HGP Inspection
Spare Parts :

:

: 25.848

2010
2.816
Included
Maintenance Responsibility
Manuals / Drawings  GE
Included (English)

MS6001FA – details extracted
MS6001FA (6FA) gas turbine is the mid-size model in GE’s family of F-class gas turbines , the world’s largest, most experienced fleet of advanced technology gas turbines.  A 2/3 scale of the 7 FA gas turbine, the 6 FA produces 70 megawatts (MW) of simple cycle power at 34 percent efficiency, and 110 MW of combined cycle performance gas turbines for moderate electrical capacity additions and combined heat and power applications.

● Applications:
● 50 or 60 Hz
● Simple cycle, combined cycle, integrated gasification combined cycle
● Single-shaft or multi-shaft combined cycle configurations
● Base load power generation
● Co-generation and district heating

MS6001FA Design Features

The MS6001 FA (6FA) gas turbine is a 0.69 aerodynamic scale of the 7FA utilizing the principles of aerodynamic similarity and geometric sealing.  GE has sealed down the size of the proven 7 FA components while maintaining their aerodynamic similarity.  Critical design parameters such as temperatures, pressures and stresses remain constant between the scaled 6 FA and parent 7 FA and 9 FA designs.

The one area where geometric scaling was not employed in the 6 FA is the combustion system.  Here, the number of combustors, rather than the physical size was scaled.  The 7 FA uses 14 combustors.  The 6 FA uses six combustors with approximately the same flow per combustor as the large machines in the F product family.

By sealing a proven advanced technology design and combining it with advanced aircraft engine cooling and sealing technology, GE has incorporated into the 6 FA lessons learned from nearly two million fired hours of operation.  The 6 FA also incorporates the modular, packaged design characteristics of the proven GE MS600B, allowing power-train components to be shipped assembled for both 50 Hz and 60 Hz applications.

Axial Compressor

The 6 FA Gas Turbine has an 18 stage axial flow compressor with modulating inlet guide vanes.  The first two stages are designed consistent with advanced high by pass ratio aircraft engine fan glades, which reduce shock losses.  The pressure ratio is 15 to 1 interface air extraction inlet for cooling and sealing air for turbine nozzles, wheel space, and bearings, and for controls during startup.

Compressor Features Include:

● Axial/radiate inlet casing, Scaled from the 7 FA i.e. proven design provides uniform inlet flow to the compressor.  Up or side inlet configuration are available.
● Bearings, Cabling pad journal and thrust bearings provide superior rotor stability and load distribution
● Compressor Blading. Scaled from the proven 7 FA design, C- 450 and AISI 403 plus C’s alloys, eliminate the need for coating.  Variable first stage veins provide efficient part load operation.
● Compressor Casings.  The mid casing is designed with radical symmetry for improved compressor blade and vain clearance control.  The discharge casing struts facilitate transition piece removal.
Forward Support.  Its rigid design limits thermal expansion of the gas turbine toward the load gear.
● Wheel construction.  The wheels are machined to nearly coolant stress cross section with contact faces at maximum diameter for high rotor stiffness.
● Rotor Construction.  Through hold design at maximum hold circle, the rotor construction provides rigidity and high torque capability.  The first bonding critical harmonic occurs well above the rated speed.
● Stator Casting Design.  All castings are split on horizontal centerline with through boiled horizontal and vertical joints to facilitate maintenance.

Combustion System

The 6 FA combustion system is comprised of six chamber; they are similar in design and operating conditions to those of the 9 FA because the flow per can in the 6 FA is within 2 percent of the 9FA.

A further improvement of the 6 FA combustion systems is the integrated multiple of first stage nozzle vanes with number of combustors.  This provides for a repeatable, chamber-to-chamber thermal distributed going into the first stage nozzles.

Dry flow NOx and Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle Combustion ( IGCC) Systems are available. Both are capable of multi-fuel applications – natural gas, distillate oil, propane and fossil fuels.  Dry low NOx is the standard offering Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle Combustion (IGCC) is an option for using a wide spectrum of low heating value fuels, including gasified coal or heavy oil and steel mill gases.

The combustor liner cap incorporates multiple fuel nozzles to reduce both combustion wear and inspection intervals.  A plastic-spray thermal barrier coating is applied to the liner’s surface to embrace high temperature strength and reduce metal temperatures and thermal gradients.

Combustion System Features Include:

Reverse flow combustion chambers.  Six individual combustors of 7 FA/9FA design enable each nozzle and liner to be inspected and maintained without disassembling the turbine.

● Transition piece.  A separate performed sleeve around the transition piece enable the body exterior to be effectively cooled with compressor discharge air.  Internal surfaces have a thermal barrier coating.

Turbine Section:

The 6 FA Turbine operates with the temperatures and stress levels us the performance-proven 7 FA and 9 FA designs.  The turbine section consists of three stages with air cooling provided to all three nozzles stage and to the first two bucket stages.  All airfoil and rotor cooling is provided through internal cooling circuits, climmating the possibility of material from external filters and coolers to plug the airfoil cooling passages.

All 6 FA turbines buckets us GE’s STD-111 alloy, which provides superior structure strength, low cycle fatigue strength, and collision resistance.  First stage nozzles are cast from GE’s cobalt base alloy, which provides superior oxidation resistance and weld ability.  Second and third stage nozzles are cast from GTD-222, which provides Turbine section features include:

● Nozzle.  The sidewalls and internal surfaces of vanes are impingement-cooled with spent air used for extensive firm cooling.
● First stage stationary sound.  Its two-stage design with an inner segment of coated high temperature alloy is extensively convection, impingement and film-cooled for tight bucket tip clearances.
● Buckets.  The first stage bucket has a directionally solidified grain structure with turbinated serpentine cooling passages and tip and trailing edge bleed.  The second stage bucket has tabulated radial cooling holes.  The third stage bucket is un-cooled. The last two stage buckets have integral Z lock shrouds for vibration control and reduced tip leakage. All bucket stages have long shanks for vibration control and isolation of gas path temperatures from the turbine wheels.
● Rotor Design.  Three wheels are separated by spacers with a forward distance piece and a bearing shaft.  Rotor segments are bolted together to form a rugged rigged structure with flexing well above the operating speed.
Internal passages distribute cooling air to appropriate wheel and air foil locations.

Controls

The reliability of GE’s F technology gas turbines is further enhanced by the redundancy built into our state of the art Speedtronic Mark V control system.  This micro processor-based turbine control vs. distributed processor design and a redundant architecture, resulting in overall performance unmatched in the industry.  The Mark V uses independent controllers to achieve the reliability of triple redundancy for turbine control and protection.  A PC-based color graphic operator interface displays control and monitoring status and executes operator commands from logical, uncluttered screens.  In combined cycle applications, we integrate the Mark V with the plant controls, providing the industry’s optimum control solution.

Industry’s Optimum Control Solution

MS6001FA Performance

Simple Cycle Performance (50/60Hertz)
Output 69.44 MW
Heat Rate 10,040 Btu/kWh  ˜  10,526 Kj/k Wh
Pressure Rate 14.5 to 1
Mass Flow 435.4 lb/s  ˜ 197kg/s
Turbine Speed 5,254 rpm
Exhaust Temperature l,l05° C
Model Designation PG6101 FA

Combined Cycle Performance
50 Hertz 50 Hertz
S106 FA  S206 FA  S106 FA  S206 FA
Output (MW)107.4 218.7 107.1 217.0
Heat Rate
(Btu/kWh) (kj/k Wh)
6,240  6,775
6,305  6,650
6,440 6,795
6,355 6,705
Net efficiency 53.2%, 54.1%, 53.0%, 53.7%
Number, Type 1 x mS6001 FA 2 x MS 6001 FA 1 x MS 6001 FA 2 x MS 6001 FA
All models with 3 pressure reheat steam cycle, ISO base rating (lower heating value), and natural gas fuel.

Emissions.  GE is the leader in dry low NOx emissions with more than 200 installed at power plants worldwide.  Because of the higher specific output of F-Class machines, less NOx and CO are emanate per unit of power produced for the same exhaust concentrations. F systems have succeeded in meeting or exceeding the site requirements of every project in which they have been applied.  6 FA gas turbines employ DLN-2 combustion technology, which can achieve NOx emissions levels of 25 ppm or less.

MS6001 FA Advantages

High efficiency.  In simple cycle applications using natural gas as fuel the MS 6001 FA (6FA) delivers an efficiency rating of 34.2 percent.  In combined cycle configuration, it delivers 53 percent net efficiency.  This high efficiency is driven primarily by high firing temperatures.  In IGCC applications, the 6 FA can achieve gross efficiency as high as 46 percent.

Application Flexibility

The gear-driven 6 FA meets the need for mid-size power blocks with high performance in combined heat and power applications.  Its output range, high exhaust energy, full packaging, and robust design make it ideally suited for a wide variety of application ranging cogeneration and district heating to pure power generation in combined cycle and IGCC (Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle).

Fuel Flexibility

Like other F technology units the 6 FA can burn a wide spectrum of fossil fuels, including gasified coal.  You can switch fuels after start-up without sacrificing performance.

Reliability and Availability

GE introduced the 6 FA Gas Turbine in 1993, and the first unit entered commercial service in 1999.  To date, eight units are operating because of the short service time.  No operating data has been collected; however, our modeling program suggests these machines will attain an average running reliability of 99.0 percent, and an average starting reliability of 96.5 percent.  The performance levels of specific machine depend on their equipment configuration, fuel, and service duty.

Lower Fuel Costs 

The high efficiency of the 6 FA leads to substantial fuel cost savings in base load combined cycle operation over earlier mid-range machines,

Fast Installation and Startup

Building on its Frame 6, 7, and 9 installation experience, GE developed modularized packaging system to assure fast installation with minimum installation cost.  Modules are skid-mounted adjacent to the turbine to minimize interconnection complexities.  All accessory modules houses equipment for lube oil, hydraulic oil, gas fuel, and generator seal oil systems.  A liquid fuel/atomizing air module houses the equipment that delivers liquid fuel to the turbine.  Electrical components are also housed in packaged modules.  All modules are arranged for ease of maintenance and clean plant layout.

 

Ref. 81227

 

COMBUSTION POWER COMPANY 22 MW AND 30 MW FLUIDIZED BED

Five (5) Complete 22 MW and One (1) 30 MW Fluidized Bed

Petroleum Coke Power Plants with Large Inventory of Spare and Replacement Parts
 
30 MW Fluidized Bed Petroleum Coke Power Plant
This facility consists of a single fluidized bed boiler providing steam to a single steam turbine generator.
The facilities include:
N 320 MMBTU/HR FINES CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER,
MANUFACTURED BY COMBUSTION POWER COMPANY
• Distributed Control System
– HMI - Conductor NT 5.0.9
– Bailey infi90
• NOx Abatement via a SNCR System Using Ammonia Injection
– 11,000 Gallon Tank
• SO2 Abatement via Limestone Injection
– 60 Ton Silo
– 2 Simon MacCawber Injection Feeders
• Particulate Abatement via a Six Module Cantech Pulse Jet Baghouse
• Forced Circulation Steam Drum Circulation Loop
– 3 Boiler Circulating Water Pumps
• Union Pump, Model 8x8x18 HTS
• 200 HP
• 3050 GPM @ 70 psid
• Fuel Feed System
– 1200 Ton Silo
– 150 Ton Fuel Surge Bin
– Williams Model DFM-52 Fuel Processing Crusher/Dryer
– 5 - Simon MacCawber Injection Feeders
• One Forced Draft Fan, Howden Fans
– 1500 HP
– 67500 ACFM
• One Induced Draft fan, Chicago Blower
– 500 HP
– 108193 ACFM
• One 50 mmBTU/Hr Air Preheat Burner Used for Start-up
 – Natural Gas
• One Diesel Sorage Tank – 50,000 Gallons
N ONE ABB VAX STEAM TURBINE WITH
STEAM BYPASS
• Steam Turbine Operates at a Nominal 1474 psia,
951°F, 231 klb/Hr
N STEAM TURBINE AUXILIARIES
• Lube Oil System
• Hydraulic Oil System
• Controls
• Extraction Steam
N ONE ABB 31.9 MVA GENERATOR W/ PMG
N ONE GSU TRANSFORMER
• ABB 26.9 MVA ,13.8/73kv
N 4.16KV STATION TRANSFORMER
• RTE
N 480 V STATION TRANSFORMER
• RTE
N ONE HOLTEC CONDENSER – TITANIUM TUBES
N ONE WET 3 CELL COOLING TOWER, MARLEY
• 1 Two Speed Fan per Cell
– 40 HP / 10 HP
• 3 Circulating Water Pumps, Goulds
– Two in Operation, One in Standby
– 125 HP
– 7733 GPM @ 39.2 Ft
• Water
– Supply – On Site Well
– Supply – City of Hanford
– Discharge – City of Hanford
– Reverse Osmosis Unit and a 70,000 Gallon
De-mineralized Water Tank.
N 2 BOILER FEED WATER PUMPS
(one operational / one Stand-by)
• Sulzer Bingham, 3x6x9 MSD, 14 Stage
• 800 HP
• 504 GPM / 4516 TDH
N ONE 750 HP EMERGENCY DIESEL GENERATOR
N ADDITIONAL STORAGE
• Silo -1600 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Silo - 1600 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Silo – 19000 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Silo – 6050 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Warehouse/Maintenance Building
22 MW Petroleum Coke Power Plants
These facilities each consist of a single fluidized bed boiler providing steam to a single steam turbine generator.
Similar assets to those listed below, can also be found at the following sites:
N 245 MMBTU/HR FINES CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER,
MANUFACTURED BY COMBUSTION POWER COMPANY
• Distributed Control System
– HMI - Conductor NT 5.0.9
– Bailey infi90
• NOx Abatement via a SNCR System Using Ammonia Injection
– 11,000 Gallon Tank
• SO2 Abatement via Limestone Injection
– 300 Ton Silo
• Particulate Abatement via a Four Module Cantech Pulse Jet Baghouse
• Forced Circulation Steam Drum Circulation Loop
– 3 Boiler Circulating Water Pumps
• Union Pump, Model 6x8x15 HTS
• 125 HP
• 2200 GPM @ 62 psid
• Fuel Feed System
– 900 Ton Fuel Silo
– Single Fuel Train Consisting of 1 Metering Screw, 1 Bucket
Elevator, 1 Scalper/Splitter
– 125 Ton Fuel Silo
– Dual Fuel Trains each Train Consists of 1 Metering Screw, and
2 Drag Conveyors
• One Forced Draft Fan, Howden Fans
– 1500 HP
– 53000 ACFM
• One Induced Draft Fan, Chicago Blower
– 500 HP
– 82846 ACFM
• One 70 mmBTU/Hr Air Preheat Burner Used for Start-up
– No. 2 Diesel
– Natural Gas
• One Diesel Storage Tank – 40,000 Gallons
N ONE ABB VAX STEAM TURBINE WITH STEAM BYPASS
• Steam Turbine Operates at a Nominal 1494 psia, 996°F, 180 klb/Hr
22 MW Petroleum Coke Power Plants
These facilities each consist of a single fluidized bed boiler providing steam to a single steam turbine generator.
N STEAM TURBINE AUXILIARIES
• Lube Oil System
• Hydraulic Oil System
• Controls
• Extraction Steam
N ONE ABB 24.1MVA GENERATOR W/ PMG
N ONE GSU TRANSFORMER
• ABB 22.4 MVA, 69/13.8kv
N 4.16KV STATION TRANSFORMER
• RTE
N 480 V STATION TRANSFORMER
• RTE
N ONE HOLTEC CONDENSER – TITANIUM TUBES
N ONE WET 3 CELL COOLING TOWER, MARLEY
• 1 Two Speed Fan Per Cell
– 40 HP / 10 HP
• 3 Circulating Water Pumps, Goulds
– Two in Operation, One in Standby
– 100 HP
– 5993 GPM @ 38.1 Ft
• Water
– Supply – City of Antioch
– Discharge – San Joaquin River
– Reverse Osmosis Unit and a 16,000 Gallon
De-mineralized Water Tank.
N 2 BOILER FEED WATER PUMPS
(one operational / one Stand-by)
• Sulzer Bingham, 3x6x9 MSD, 14 Stage
• 600 HP
• 363 GPM / 4495TDH
N ONE 750 HP EMERGENCY DIESEL GENERATOR
N ADDITIONAL STORAGE
• Silo -1280 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Silo - 1600 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Silo – 9700 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Warehouse/Maintenance Building
 
22 MW Petroleum Coke Power Plants
These facilities each consist of a single fluidized bed boiler providing steam to a single steam turbine generator.
 
N 245 MMBTU/HR FINES CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER,
MANUFACTURED BY COMBUSTION POWER COMPANY
• Distributed Control System
– HMI - Conductor NT 5.0.9
– Bailey infi90
• NOx Abatement via a SNCR System using Ammonia Injection
– 11,000 Gallon Tank
• SO2 Abatement via Limestone Injection
– 262 Ton Silo
• Particulate Abatement via a Four Module Cantech Pulse Jet Baghouse
• Forced Circulation Steam Drum Circulation Loop
– 3 Boiler Circulating Water Pumps
• Union Pump, Model 6x8x15 HTS • 125 HP
• 2200 GPM @ 62 psid
• Fuel Feed System
– 900 Ton Silo
– Dual Fuel Trains each Train Consists of 1 Metering Screw,
1 Transfer Screw, 1 Bucket Elevator and 1 Vibrating Screen
– 15 Ton Surge Bin
– McCawbre Lock Vessel Injection Feeders
• One Forced Draft Fan, Howden Fans
– 500 HP
– 53000 ACFM
• One Induced Draft Fan, Chicago Blower
– 500 HP (Site 1 – 400 HP)
– 82846 ACFM
• One 70 mmBTU/Hr Air Preheat Burner used for Start-up
– No. 2 Diesel
– Natural Gas
• One Diesel Storage Tank – 40,000 Gallons
N ONE ABB VAX STEAM TURBINE WITH STEAM BYPASS
• Steam Turbine Operates at a Nominal 1494 psia,
996°F, 180 klb/Hr
N STEAM TURBINE AUXILIARIES
• Lube Oil System
• Hydraulic Oil System
• Controls
• Extraction Steam
N ONE ABB 24.1MVA GENERATOR W/ PMG
N ONE GSU TRANSFORMER
• ABB 22.4 MVA, 120/13.8kv
N 4.16KV STATION TRANSFORMER
• RTE
N 480 V STATION TRANSFORMER
• RTE
N ONE HOLTEC CONDENSER – TITANIUM TUBES
N ONE WET 3 CELL COOLING TOWER, MARLEY
• 1 Two Speed Fan per Cell
– 40 HP / 10 HP
• 3 Circulating Water Pumps, Goulds
– Two in Operation, One in Standby
– 100 HP
– 5993 GPM @ 38.1 Ft
• Water
– Supply – City of Antioch
– Discharge – Delta Diablo Sanitation District
– Reverse Osmosis Unit and a 16,000 Gallon
De-mineralized Water Tank.
N 2 BOILER FEED WATER PUMPS
(one operational / one Stand-by)
• Sulzer Bingham, 3x6x9 MSD, 14 Stage
• 600 HP
• 363 GPM / 4495TDH
N ONE 750 HP EMERGENCY DIESEL GENERATOR
N ADDITIONAL STORAGE
• Silo -1280 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Silo - 1600 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Silo – 11000 Cubic Feet Capacity
• Warehouse/Maintenance Building
Spare/Replacement Parts & Plant Support Equipment
Large Inventories of Spare & Replacement Parts Available at Each Facility
 
ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
Including: Transformers, Back Up Systems, Breaker Panels, Control Systems, Switchgear, Control Consoles, Motor Control Systems, Etc.
 
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Including: Bridge Cranes, Forklifts, Shop Air Compressors, Fire Extinguisher Systems, Etc.
 
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Including: Drill Presses, Pedestal Grinders, Knaack Gang Boxes, Heavy Duty Steel Welding Tables With Wilton Vise, Ridgid 535 Power Pipe Threader, Ellis Bandsaw, DeWalt Cut-Off Saw, Hypertherm Plasma Cutters, Dry Rod Electrode Oven, PowCon 300 6m Wire Welder, Welding Power Supplies, Abrasive Dry Blast Cabinet, Hand Tools, Power Tools, Hardware, Repair & Service Parts & Hardware, Valves, Seals, Nuts, Bolts, Fittings, Service Tools, Cabinets, Etc Spare/Replacement Parts & Plant Support Equipment
 
HUGE INVENTORY OF SPARE & REPLACEMENT PARTS & SuPPLIES
Including: High & Low Pressure Rotors, HP Turbine, Boiler Feed Water Pump, Motors, Condensate Pumps & Motors, Air Ejector Packages, Generators, Transformers, Control Panels, Motors, Heaters, Scalper/Splitters, Blowers, Pumps, Blowers, Impellers, Dampeners, Shafts, Air Preheaters, Boiler Convection Units, Start-Up Burners, Steam Drums, Baghouse Flue Gas Sections, Ductwork, Steam Pipes in Various Sizes, Structural Steel, Pipes, Valves, Gearboxes, Circuit Breakers, Fuses, Seals, Bearings, Rings, Clutches & Miscellaneous Hardware, Etc.

Ref. 81260

HFO FIRED DIESEL GENERATOR SETS TOTAL POWER OUTPUT 21.5 MWEL

 
Brief plant history:
All the three Diesel generator sets (incl. related auxiliaries) are under “Operation and
Maintenance” contract with Wärtsilä. They were overhauled in 2009 and have run
approx. 1000-4000 hrs after being overhauled, i.e., they are in very good operating
condition.
The Diesel generator sets serve as stand-by units (depending on the power situation)
i.e., a test operation is possible.
Summary of technical data:
DG-Set 1:
Diesel generator:
Engine Type: Wärtsilä (16-V)
Fuel: HFO
Rated Output: 13,500 KW
Last Major Overhaul done at R. Hrs.: 76,835 (August 2009)
Present running Hrs.: 80,953 (as on 17.03.2011)
Date of commissioning: 11.12.1996
Generator voltage: 11 kV
WHRB (Waste Heat Recovery Boiler):
Temp. 198 oC
Pressure: 11 bar
Major auxiliary equipment / systems:
Cooling system (cooling tower, pumps, etc.)
Lube oil separator
HFO separator
Exhaust system (chimney, silencer, pipe lines, valves)
Control and electrical systems
DG-Set 2:
Diesel generator:
Engine Type: Wärtsilä (12-V)
Fuel: HFO
Rated Output: 4,000 KW
Last Major Overhaul done at R. Hrs.: 63,911 (July 2009)
Present running Hrs.: 65,830 (as on 17.03.2011)
Date of commissioning: 25.11.1994
Generator voltage: 6.6 kV
WHRB (Waste Heat Recovery Boiler):
Temp. 198 oC
Pressure: 11 bar
Major auxiliary equipment / systems:
Cooling system (cooling tower, pumps, etc.)
Lube oil separator
HFO separator
Exhaust system (chimney, silencer, pipe lines, valves)
Control and electrical systems
DG-Set 3:
Diesel generator:
Engine Type: Wärtsilä (12-V)
Fuel: HFO
Rated Output: 4,000 KW
Last Major Overhaul done at R. Hrs.: 67,592 (November 2009)
Present running Hrs.: 68,498 (as on 17.03.2011)
Date of commissioning: 18.10.1994
Generator voltage: 6.6 kV
WHRB (Waste Heat Recovery Boiler):
Temp. 198 oC
Pressure: 11 bar
Major auxiliary equipment / systems:
Cooling system (cooling tower, pumps, etc.)
Lube oil separator
HFO separator
Exhaust system (chimney, silencer, pipe lines, valves)
Control and electrical systems

Ref. 81261

 

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