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Discussion on the Start-up Mode of Spare Motor-driven Pump in 300 MW Power Unit

Wu Zhong

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The start-up of feedwater system is usually very long in the 300 MW power unit with high energy consumption.The auxiliary of the power plant or the extraction steam from other unit may be adopted for the pump as the stand-up steam source for start up.It has provided a new idea of reliability and flexibility in the operation of power unit.

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The start-up of feedwater system is usually very long in the 300 MW power unit with high energy consumption.The auxiliary of the power plant or the extraction steam from other unit may be adopted for the pump as the stand-up steam source for start up.It has provided a new idea of reliability and flexibility in the operation of power unit.

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The start-up of feedwater system is usually very long in the 300 MW power unit with high energy consumption.The auxiliary of the power plant or the extraction steam from other unit may be adopted for the pump as the stand-up steam source for start up.It has provided a new idea of reliability and flexibility in the operation of power unit.

Key concepts: Boiler feedwater pump, Power unit, Auxiliary power unit, Boiler feedwater, Engineering, Spare part, Power (physics), Automotive engineering

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