Article | REF: BM4189 V1

Rehabilitation of thermal power plants

Author: George DARIÉ

Publication date: April 10, 2005 | Lire en français

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    5. Gas-steam combined cycle with parallel arrangement

    5.1 Principle

    PPCC involves using two independent sources of thermal power for the steam turbine. The main source is usually a conventional steam boiler, and the second is a recovery boiler using exhaust fumes from a gas turbine. One difference with the CCFF is that the existing steam boiler undergoes no fundamental modification.

    One or more TG+CR units can be arranged in parallel with the original system in two different ways :

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