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Waste heat power generation

2021-08-23View Original

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Power is generated using saturated steam backpressure, but the amount of steam and the pressure are periodically unstable over a period of about 1.5 hours; the pressure and flow rates are at one-third of their normal levels. Does such a operating condition have a significant impact on the turbine?
Reply #22021-08-24
Without knowing the specific steam parameters, here are some thoughts: a reduction in flow rate to 1/3 is acceptable, as long as it remains above the generator’s minimum load. However, if the pressure drops to 1/3, it will have a significant impact on the turbine, and it’s likely that the turbine won’t be able to operate.
Reply #32021-08-24
This post was last edited by XSC08 on 2021-8-24 at 13:48. Thank you; the steam temperature is 250 degrees, and the pressure is 3.5 MPa.
Reply #42021-08-25
Take a look at each company’s products specifically. Our design with parameters as low as 25% can also work.
Reply #52021-08-26
You’re welcome. There’s a chance to chat, right?:)

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