V. Ganapathy
Abstract
This paper describes how plant engineers can efficiently generate steam when there are steam generators and Heat Recovery Steam Generators in their plant. The process consists of understanding the performance characteristics of the various equipment as a function of load and operating them close to the maximum efficiency point.
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This paper describes how plant engineers can efficiently generate steam when there are steam generators and Heat Recovery Steam Generators in their plant. The process consists of understanding the performance characteristics of the various equipment as a function of load and operating them close to the maximum efficiency point.
Key concepts: Heat recovery steam generator, Steam-electric power station, Process engineering, Process (computing), Superheated steam, Feedwater heater, Surface condenser, Engineering