
INTRODUCTION & BRIEF SCOPE OF OPERATION
 LIST
OF EQUIPMENTS
 WATER,
FUEL ANALYSIS AND CRITICAL PARAMETERS
 WASTE
MANAGEMENT & RECYCLING
 FUTURE
PLANS
INTRODUCTION & BRIEF SCOPE
OF OPERATIONS
The Co-gen power plant was set-up
in the year 2004 at unit II to meet the in-house steam
and power requirements of the process plant. The capacity
of the plant is 2.5MW.
The main components of the power plant consists of a
19 tons boiler operating at a steam pressure of 68 kg/cm2
and a temperature of 485+10 deg C. The steam so produced
in the boiler is fed into a power turbine, which drives
an alternator of capacity 3125 KVA through a dual gear
system to produce power at a voltage of 11000 volts.
The power so generated is distributed through 11kV indoor/
outdoor HT power distribution system. The power is step
down to 440 volts with the help of outdoor power distribution
transformers. The LT Power is distributed to the various
sections of process through LT Indoor distribution sub-station
for final utilization of the generated power.
The 19 tons boiler is of BI-drum fluidized bed type
and has four compartments. It is provided with the facility
for boiler bank ash and bed ash disposal. There is also
one Electrostatic precipitator to take care of the operation
of boiler under pollution norms. The Boiler is provided
with the accessories as detailed in annexure no 2 –List
of Equipments. The Boiler was Supplied and Installed
by M/s Thermax
The TURBINE of 2.5 MW capacity is supplied by M/s Kuhnle,
Kopp & Kausch., Germany. This is fitted with Governor
of Electro-hydraulic type. This dual turbine has got
turbine I which produces an output of 3143 kw. The TURBINE-
1 produces the exhaust steam in the extraction mode
at a pressure of 2.5 bar which is utilized by the process
plants The Turbine II operation at a team pressure of
2.4 bar, and temp of 244 deg C also produces power in
the condensing mode. These two turbines drive the alternator
shaft through the dual gear system enabling the alternator
to develop a final output of 3125 KVA./2500 KW.
A flow diagram is herewith attached to understand the
process from fuel feeding to generation of steam.
WATER SYSTEM, FUEL ANALYSIS,
CODES AND STANDARDS
In order to ensure smooth and trouble free operation
of the boiler, the following parameters are maintained.
| Feed water: |
|
Total hardness
Ph at 25 deg C
Dissolved O2
Total Iron
Total Copper
Silica
TDS
Conductivity
Hydrazine
Oil |
: Nil
: 8.8-9.2
: 0.007ppm
: 0.01ppm
: 0.01 ppm
: 0.02 ppm
: 0.10 ppm
: 0.20 us/cm
: 0.02 to 0.03 ppm
: Nil
|
| Boiler Water: |
|
Ph
Total alkalinity
Phosphate Residual
TDS
Conductivity
|
: 9.8 to 10.2
: 4 ppm
: 15 to 25ppm
: 20 ppm
: 40 us/cm |
| Fuel Analysis :
(Ultimate Analysis % by weight) |
Carbon
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Sulphur
Moisture
Ash
Oxygen
GCV |
: 44.20
: 2.75
: 2.50
: 0.30
: 8.00
: 35.00
: 7.25
: 5000 Kcal/kg |
| Fuel Size: |
|
| Coal |
: 100% < 10mm
30% < 3mm
15% < 1mm |
| Codes and Standards: |
|
Pressure Parts
Non-Pressure Parts
Thermal Efficiency |
: As per IBR
: As per Thermax Standard Tags Pratice
: As per BS 845 Part I Indirect
|
WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RECYCLING:
One number ESP is provided in the
boiler as a dust collecting system and the emission
from the ESP are maintained < 50 mg/Nm3.
The following are the wastes
generated from the boiler:
1. Continuous blow down
2. Cooling water from Ash screw conveyor
The following are the Wastes
generated from the Cooling Tower:
1. Blow down waste
2. Water due to Evaporation
All the above waste water except evaporation
water are collected in a storage sump. The wastewater
is pumped and used for wetting of coal in the coal yard
to avoid dust pollution. Hence there is no let out of
water of ETP for treatment.
RECYCLING:
The steam supplied to the process plant returns as condensate
back to
Boiler feed. DM water is used as make up for boiler
feed water. The
DM water to return condensate is in the ratio of 25:
75. Hence the return condensate is harnessed to the
optimum in this plant.
Ash:
The ash produced after the complete
combustion of coal in the boiler is disposed off immediately
in closed trucks to local manufacturers of fly ash bricks.
Hence there is also no storage of fly ash with in the
factory Premises.
FUTURE PLANS:
Presently the process plant power requirements is 1800KW
and extraction Steam requirement is 14 MT/hr. Hence
there is further scope of optimize the Power generation.
As such plans are under way to generate the extra power
Of 1MW and wheel to our sister company at unit 1 (Nellore)
for captive use. Further at the Nellore unit the import
power which is drawn from the Grid of The State Electricity
Distribution Company will be minimized.
SAFETY:
To ensure maximum safety of the men, Machinery and Surrounding
Public areas we have embarked up a novel of safety awareness
among all employees through continuous training, mock
drills, shop floor demonstrations, quiz programs, welfare
oriented safety initiatives.
Safety is developed as a part of the daily routine activities
commencing from the job allocation to work process to
deliveries.
Regular / frequent with intimation
/ with out intimations audits and checks are conducted
by the safety committee of allsections and primary responsibility
of this core team is to ensure a safe
process at every stage. Monthly safety meetings –
training through external safety faculties are a few
of the various safety systems in plan.
All manufacturing locations are subjected
to details safety audits, risk Management according
to our disaster management plan.
All process activities and work instructions
are done in accordance to a Safety management plan keeping
in view the latest technology standards and amendments
in regulating mechanism. All jobs / activities are taken
up with a safety permit system.
Fire hydrant system and fire extinguishing
system are in place to ensure safety fire / chemical
burns during any emergency. |