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The relationship between turbine vacuum and power generation

2016-10-24View Original

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The situation is as follows: in the waste heat power generation project of the cement plant, the vacuum level of the condenser is currently around 82 KPa. If the condenser vacuum is increased to 90 KPa, what is the quantitative increase in power generation that can be achieved?
Reply #22016-11-01
This requires finding data on the waste heat generator sets; otherwise, only estimates can be made. How did you determine that it’s possible to reach 90 kPa? Is it just cleaning the previous rubber ball?
Reply #32016-11-02
:lol which cement plant is the OP from?
Reply #42021-02-05
Under normal circumstances, for every 1% increase in vacuum level, power generation increases by about 1.4%, but this is not absolute; once the limit vacuum level is reached, further increases do not occur

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