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A SEMINAR PRESENTATION ON 2012-2013 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE ,AJMER ABHISHEK MATHUR VII th semester Electrical Branch Mr. K.G SHARMA Associate professor Guided By :- Presented By :- Kota thermal power station

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Page 1: Kota Thermal Training report by Abhishk mathur

A SEMINAR PRESENTATIONON

2012-2013ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE ,AJMER

ABHISHEK MATHURVII th semester

Electrical Branch

Mr. K.G SHARMA Associate professor

Guided By :-

Presented By :-

Kota thermal power station

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KOTA THERMAL POWER STATION

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REASON FOR CHOOSING KOTA FOR THERMALPLANT SETUP

Availability of large amount of clean cooling water required for the station.

Location of station on broad gauge main Delhi- Mumbai Railway line

Concentration of load in Kota city and Kota region.

Constant power supply.

Proximity to M.P. Coal fields.

Transmission and Grid substation are quite nearer to the

site.

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INTRODUCTION

KSTPS is first coal based power plant in Rajasthan.

It is located ideally on the left bank of CHAMBAL

River at the upstream of KOTA BARRAGE.

Its first unit of capacity 110 MW is synchronized on 17

jan 1983.

It is one of highest power generating plant with

installed capacity of 1240 MW.

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STAGES

Unit 6 – 195 MW

Unit 1 – 110 MW

Unit 2 – 110 MW

Unit 3 – 210 MW

Unit 4 – 210 MW

Unit 5 – 210 MW

Unit 7 – 195 MW

Stage I

Stage II Stage III Stage IV

Stage V

DESIGN

110 + 110 + 210 + 210 + 210 + 195 +195 = 1240 MW

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CONTENTS OF THE PRESENTATION

• GENERAL LAYOUT

• COAL HANDLING PLANT

• PROCESS OF STEAM GENERATION

• TURBINE

• GENERATOR

• SWITCHYARD

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PLANT OVERVIEW

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COAL HANDLING PLANT

• Is called the HEART of thermal power plant because it provided the fuel for combustion in boiler.

• The coal is brought to the KSTPS from BHARAT COAL LTD.

• There are 14 tracks for transportation.

• Everyday 3- 4 trains of coal are unloaded, each train consists 58 wagons.

• Coal is unloaded from wagons by means of WAGON TRIPPLER

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Bunkers Crusher house Hoppers

Row coal feeders

Coal mills(pulverization

)

BOILER FURNACETANGENTIAL FIRING OF PULVERISED COAL

OVERVIEW OF COAL HANDLING PLANT

Row coal from Bharat coal ltd. Dhanbad &

bilaspur(MP)

To KSTPS from gurla via a single railway track

Wagon trippler

CONVEYING SYSTEM

Coal size reduced by 20 mm

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PROCESS OF STEAM GENERATION

K.S.T.P.S

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TURBINE

• Turbine is a machine in which a shaft is rotated steadily by impact of steam it converts heat energy into mechanical energy.

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BOILER & SUPERHEATER

M P TURBINE

H P TURBINE

L P TURBINE

REHEATER

STEAM AT 545 C

STEAM AT 545 C

STEAM AT 535 C

STEAM AT 535 C

STEAM TURBINE

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TURBO GENERATOR

Designed for continuous operation at the rated output.

Directly coupled with steam turbine, rotated at high speed

of 3000 RPM.

Two major parts:-

STATOR AND ROTOR

Major parts of stator are Major parts of rotor areStator frame Rotor frameStator core Rotor WindingsStator barsStator windings

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SWITCHYARD

The 220 KV Switch yard is the main part of the KTPS it has two buses arrangement with a bus coupled breaker.

There are 11 feeders connected at 220 KV switchyard

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Main parts of Switchyard

• CIRCUIT BREAKER

• ISOLATOR

• CURRENT TRANSFORMER

• POTENTIAL TRANSFORMER

• LIGHTNING ARRESTOR

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CIRCUIT BREAKER

Circuit breaker is basically a mechanical device used to make or break an electrical circuit under normal & abnormal condition.

A circuit breaker is switched on or off under load conditions an arc is produced in between the breaker contacts.

This arc produced between the breaker contacts is quenching by some suitable medium.

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TYPES OF CIRCUITS BREAKER

MINIMUM OIL CIRCUIT BREAKER SF6 CIRCUIT BREAKER

In M.O.C.B separating contact of the breakers are made to separate within an insulating oil.

In SF6 separating contact of the breakers are made to separate within SF6 material.

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ISOLATORS & ARRESTORS

• Isolators are device which disconnect the instruments from power supply, the isolators provided at 220 KV switchyard are motor operated.

• Lightening Arresters are used in switchyard for preventing from Lightening phenomena and are installed at entrance of switchyard.

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CURRENT TRANSFORMER

• Current transformers are provided for measuring and protection. All Current Transformers at 220 KV switchyard are BHEL manufactured .

• Designed to provide a current in its secondary coil proportional to current flowing in its primary coil.

• Primary winding consists of very few turns.

• Secondary winding consists of large no. of turns

• Current to be measured is passes through primary winding.

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POTENTIAL TRANSFORMER

• Used for the measurement of high voltages.

• Primary winding is connected to voltage to be measured.

• Voltmeter is connected across the secondary winding.

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SWITCHYARD LAYOUT

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CONTROL PANEL

CONTROL ROOM

Turbine desk

Fan control desk

Fuel control desk

Generator control desk

Steam pressure & control desk

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THANKYOU !

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