Lesson 1: Types of Power Plants PPD

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power plant

is a facility that generates electricity by converting other forms of energy into electricity.

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Power stations

are generally connected to an electrical power grid.

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electric power grid

is a network of power plants, transmission lines, substations, and distribution lines that deliver electricity to consumers

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Renewable power plants

use energy sources that can be replenished.

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Non-renewable power plants

use energy sources that cannot be easily replenished.

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combustion

Coal, oil, and natural gas (fossil fuels) are used to generate electricity by

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Uranium by nuclear fission

to utilize their heat for boiling water and rotating steam turbine

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Hydroelectric Power Plants

uses the flow of water to generate electricity.

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Geothermal power plants

uses heat energy from the earth's crust to generate electricity

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Wind power plants

uses wind to generate electricity.

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Solar power plants

uses sunlight to generate electricity.

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Biomass power plants

usually uses agricultural crops and residues as fuel to generate electricity

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Tidal power plants

use the movement of tides to generate electricity. is sometimes considered a type of hydropower.

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Wave power plants

use the energy of ocean waves to generate electricity.

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Steam Power Plant

It is the power plant which is used to generate electricity by the use steam turbine.

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pulverized coal-fired power plant

is a thermal power station (or steam power plant) which burns coal to generate electricity

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374.14 C 22.09 MPa

Subcritical steam power plants operates at a temperature below —- and steam pressure below —-

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45-47% 33-38%

Super critical steam power plants operates above the critical point. They have higher efficiencies of around —- compared to —- for subcritical plants due to higher turbine inlet temperatures and pressures

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screw conveyors and grab buckets

are used in the coal unloading process from bulk carrier

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stacker

moves coal from a transfer tower to a stockpile location.

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reclaimer

retrieves coal from a stockpile or storage area and transfer it to the power plant.

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water tube boiler

the water is contained inside tubes, and the hot gases from the burner pass around the outside of the tubes.

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fire tube boiler

the hot gases from the burner pass through the tubes, heating the water that surrounds the tubes.

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Fire box or Furnace

A chamber where coal is burned to create heat

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Tube-lined walls

Walls lined with tubes that prevent the fire box from melting

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Riser tubes

are tubes that carries a water/steam mixture with a lower density than the downcomer tubes.

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Steam drum

A chamber where steam separates from liquid water and collects.

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Superheater

is a coil type heat exchanger which is used to produce superheated steam or to convert the wet steam to dry steam, generated by a boiler.

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Air preheater

is a heat exchanger that heats the air before it enters a boiler. It's installed in the boiler's exit flue gas duct.

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circulating fluidized bed boiler

use a cyclone to recirculate the bed material, which improves combustion efficiency. Fine particles are circulated throughout the furnace.

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DeNOx system

reduces nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from the boilers.

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ammonia or urea

DeNOx systems use ——- to treat flue gas.

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Selective Catalytic Reduction and Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction

The two main types of DeNOx systems are:

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Electrostatic precipitators

control the emission of suspended particulates and fly ash. are typically 99– 99.9% efficient at removing particulate matter

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Flue gas desulfurization system

removes sulfur dioxide and other pollutants from the flue gas.

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once-through cooling (OTC)

Coal-fired power plants discharge cooling water back into the ocean through outlet or discharge channels.

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Cooling towers

are used as a means to lessen thermal pollution from coal plants.

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Thermal pollution

is the degradation of water quality by any process that changes ambient water temperature

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3 C

Then Philippines Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) identified a maximum allowable temperature rise above ambient temperature of —- in the mixing zone.