Gas Turbines: A Modern Approach to Industrial Power Plant Expansions
W. D. Elston, B. A. Bell
Abstract
W. D. Elston, B. A. Bell
Abstract
A major industrial complex with in-plant power generation required a large incremental expansion of steam and power production. Alternative approaches to achieve this expansion are reviewed and the gas turbine-heat recovery boiler cycle selected is described. The primary objective of this paper is to demonstrate the excellent results that can be achieved through integration of gas turbines with conventional industrial power equipment.
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A major industrial complex with in-plant power generation required a large incremental expansion of steam and power production. Alternative approaches to achieve this expansion are reviewed and the gas turbine-heat recovery boiler cycle selected is described. The primary objective of this paper is to demonstrate the excellent results that can be achieved through integration of gas turbines with conventional industrial power equipment.
Key concepts: Gas turbines, Combined cycle, Boiler (water heating), Power station, Steam turbine, Electricity generation, Process engineering, Rankine cycle