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In the coal-to-liquid industry, is it feasible to place an “ORC waste heat recovery power generation unit” for preheating and heat recovery beneath the utility tunnel? Or does it need to be reconfigured in the generator room? Set in accordance with the requirements of petrochemical standards. I’m not sure; I hope colleagues with relevant experience can give some guidance.
This post was last edited by The wise are enlightened on 2022-8-31 at 17:24. It is necessary to locate the generator set inside the factory building; is it appropriate to build a generator room and an electricity connection system under the utility tunnel? At least it’s not safe!
Placing generator sets under the pipe gallery – isn’t that against the regulations?
Thank you! Are there any relevant requirements? Standards and specifications, etc. I looked for it but couldn’t find it! If you know it, please recommend it!
Thank you! This generator set generates electricity using process materials; if it is to be installed inside a factory building, what kind of facilities should be considered?
I need to consult someone who specializes in electricity for this.
According to GB50160 requirements, it should be classified as a regionally important facility; placing it under a utility tunnel is not appropriate. An ORC waste heat recovery generator set can essentially be regarded as an inverse cycle of an air conditioning system, and with this definition, its placement becomes no problem.
Thank you! Finally, we consider the special characteristics of the generator set, including the relocation of its vibrations to an open area within the installation. Follow the requirements of GB50160.