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Protection notice / Copyright notice© Siemens AG 2011. All rights reserved.
Power-Gen India 19th to 21st April 2012
Dr. Alexander Tremmel
Siemens Energy, Fossil Power Generation
Siemens Reference Power Plant Design Applied for Ultra-super-critical Steam Power Plant Luenen in Germany
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OverviewLuenen Plant based on Reference Power Plant
► Overview on Project Luenen
► Reference Power Plant concept
► Ultra Supercritical steam parameters USC - highest efficiencies for today‘s Steam Power Plants
► Highly efficient, proven and reliable product portfolio
► Competence and references
► Conclusions
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USC Steam Power Plant LuenenLuenen based on a Reference Power Plant Design
► Luenen, Germany design data
• 1 x 813 MW
• 280 bar, 600 °C / 610 °C
• Financial closure, NTP August 2008
► Milestones, scope, status
• Operation – until mid of 2013
• Full turnkey scope in consortium
• Webcam view, January 2012
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Luenen Plant DesignDesign Data and key figures
Luenen: state-of-the-art, highly efficient, proven technology
• Gross power output: 1×813 MW; 50 Hz
• 280 bar/ 600°C/ 610°C (@ Boiler outlet)
• Final feedwater temperature: 308 °C
• Condenser pressure: 30 / 45 mbar
• Net efficiency: ~45,6 % (LHV basis)
• Steam turbine: SST5-6000 with 4x12.5m²
• Generator: SGen5-3000W
• Feedwater preheaters:
3 HP, 1x external desuperheater5 LP, 1 feedwater tank
► Technical Data
► Major Components
• Inland location, cooling tower (CT)
• Single unit
• Ambient cond.: +9 °C, 80 % rel. humidity
• Bituminous coal, flue das discharge via CT
► Boundary Conditions
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• Gross power output: 800+ MW (R.O.); 50 Hz
• Up to 300 bar/ 600°C/ 620°C (@ turbine inlet)
• Net efficiency* (LHV): 45.5-46.0 %
• Parallel or serial condenser configuration
* depends on the coal, the steam generator design, and the cooling conditions
► Technical Data
► Major Components
• Turbine Island, single or multiple unit
• Sea shore and inland location
• Bituminous coal
► Boundary Conditions
• Steam turbine: SST5-6000 with 4- or 6- flow LP configuration
• Generator: SGen5-3000W, water-cooled
• 9-stage feedwater preheating
• SPPA-T3000 power plant automation system
Reference Power PlantPlatform for 800 to 1000 MW USC SPP
Benefits of Reference Power Plants
► Pre-engineered
► High quality and reliability of information
available, e.g. quantities
► Easy adaptable to market needs
► Early availability of drawings for
permitting
► Interface data available for partners
and customer
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HP Heaters A6 and A7
Steam Turbine2 ×××× 50 % Condensate
Pumps3 ×××× 50 %
Condensate Pumps2 ×××× 50 % Condensate
Polishing Plant
LP HeatersA1 … A5
2 ×××× 50 % BFP (Motor)
HP Heaters A6 … A8Double Train Design HP Heaters A6 … A8
BENSON® Type Boiler
HP Heaters A6 … A8
...
2 ×××× 50 % BFP (Turbine)
Siemens Reference Power Plant ConceptsModular design - flexible to adapt to market needs
Modular pre-engineered design to match customer requirements.
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Siemens Reference Power Plant SolutionsContribution to environmental compliance
46 % net efficiency
STPP Luenen813 MW USC
- 18 %
2006
STPP Bergkamen747 MW
37.5 % net efficiency
Basis
technology status1977
STPP Isogo 1600 MW SC
42 % net efficiency
- 11 %
1997
750 MW USCwith integrated
CO2 capture plant
>38 % net efficiencyIncl. CO2 capture
- 90 %
2016
Reduction of CO2 emissions
© STEAG
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Development of Steam Power Plant Efficiency USC parameter – the next step
ηn
et,L
HV
39%
41%
43%
45%
47%
49%
51%
53%
55%
41.9%
+0.2
+0.8
+1.7
+1.7
+0.6
+0.1
+0.70+0.3
BFP with
VOITH VORECON
+Mill Air Heat Recovery System+External Desuperheater
X20 P91 P92
167bar538°C538°C
255bar565°C565°C
270bar600°C610°C
285bar600°C620°C +0.1
9 Feed-
water Pre-heaters
BFP-
Electrically
Frequency
Controlled
Flue Gas
Heat
Recovery
System
Double
Reheat
Measures at Steam
Turbine
Hard Coal Fired Steam Power Plant
• Coal: LHV 25 MJ/kg
• 800 MWe gross, 50 Hz
• 40 mbar condenser pressure (cooling tower)
• BFP: electrically driven with hydraulic coupling
• 8 or 9 stages of feedwater heating
• DeNOx and FGD
Hard Coal Fired Steam Power Plant
• Coal: LHV 25 MJ/kg
• 800 MWe gross, 50 Hz
• 40 mbar condenser pressure (cooling tower)
• BFP: electrically driven with hydraulic coupling
• 8 or 9 stages of feedwater heating
• DeNOx and FGD
Base design SSP5-6000 (1x800 MW)
Application range of materials
167bar565°C565°C
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SST5-6000 steam turbineFeatures and benefits
Bypass cooling for minimum
wall thickness
Barrel type: minimum radial clearances fast
thermal loading capability
Advanced sealing technologies
Symmetrical casing design for minimum radial
clearances
High-performance LP blading for
different sizes of exhaust area
high performance
3DVTM blading
Push rod arrangement for
reduced axial clearances
Power range: 600..1200 MW
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Scaling of LP BladingFlexibility to adapt to cold end conditions
Cooling (Water) Temperature / Condenser Pressure
Steel blades� max. blade height 50Hz: ~1200mm� Curved axial blade root� Freestanding blade
Titanium blade� Straight axial blade root
� Integrated shroud� Snubber
5.0 m2 16 m26.3 m2 8.0 m2 12.5 m210.0 m2Exhaust area (50Hz):
3.5 m2 11.1 m24.4 m2 5.6 m2 8.7 m26.9 m2Exhaust area (60Hz):
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Power Output: 1040 MWelMain Steam: 270 bar/600°C Reheat Steam: 600°CCondenser: 0,053/0.042 barWith Stage Bypass (Overload)Fuel type: hard coalComm. Operation: 2008
Max. proven power output: 1112 MW !
Asian Power Plant of the
Year
References for USC TechnologyWai Gao Qiao 3, China
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Boiler Technology and DesignCompetence to team up with boiler partner
�Siemens holds patent for BENSON® Boilers
since 1924
� In-house consulting
�Technical service for licensees
�More than 1000 units from Siemens licensees
installed
�Selection of boiler partner and technology for
each project/application
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Minor inspection
Major overhaul
Annual inspection
Boiler inspection
UnitYears
Operating hours
Maintenance ScheduleMajor overhaul of steam turbine generator after 12 years
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Conclusions
� Key to success of pre-defined RPP concept � cost efficient design
providing a reliable base for planning
� The ultra-supercritical technology and the Siemens Reference Power
Plant SPP5-6000 fit the needs of the Indian market
� High overall plant efficiencies, low emissions, proven components
� Operational flexibility, grid support, ease of maintenance, reliable
power generation, minimising use of energy resources
� The RPP concept allows for implementation of Indian engineering
competencies, design requirements and suppliers
� Siemens has the technical and commercial capability to execute complex
and large projects
� Siemens has in-house capabilities to support financing schemes
� Siemens provides equity participation in selected projects
Thank you very much for your kind attention!
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