AN INTEGRATED STEAM PLANT CONTROL SYSTEM FOR TURBINE SHIPS
Georg Großmann
Abstract
Georg Großmann
Abstract
One result of the fuel crisis and the tripled fuel prices is the search for steam turbine plants with a higher efficiency, which means a lower fuel consumption. Practically, a reasonable gain can be achieved with reheat and higher steam pressure only. An integrated control system is described which will reduce the deviations from the steady state conditions. By this, the safety of the plant is increased.
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One result of the fuel crisis and the tripled fuel prices is the search for steam turbine plants with a higher efficiency, which means a lower fuel consumption. Practically, a reasonable gain can be achieved with reheat and higher steam pressure only. An integrated control system is described which will reduce the deviations from the steady state conditions. By this, the safety of the plant is increased.
Key concepts: Steam turbine, Fuel efficiency, Turbine, Steam-electric power station, Engineering, Steam pressure, Environmental science, Automotive engineering