| Alcoa Gas-Fired Cogeneration Facility | ||
Alinta is building a cogeneration facility at Alcoa's Pinjarra Alumina Refinery. |
The A$300m facility is being built in two stages, each with a GT and HRSG. |
The cogeneration units will be built on a 2.5ha site within Alcoa's Pinjarra Alumina Refinery. |
Waste heat from the gas turbines will generate steam for Alcoa's Pinjarra refinery. |
Predicted maximum 1hr average ground level concentrations of NO2. |
Predicted annual average ground level concentrations of NO2. |
| Beilungang Coal-Fired | ||
Beilungang power plant. |
The Beilungang plant serves burgeoning demand in the East China Grid, which has experienced remarkable industrial growth in the past ten years. |
The plant consists of three 600MW coal-fired units. |
Unit two of Beilungang power plant was completed in 1994. |
In the mid-1990s Zhejiang province on the east coast of China began an accelerated programme of transportation and infrastructure development to keep abreast of its economic growth. |
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| Callide Coal | ||
Callide Oxyfuel Project technologies. |
Schlumberger is one of the partners for the oxyfuel demonstration project. The CarbonWorkFlow process helps assess and manage risk and to optimise CO2 storage projects. |
Australia’s energy resources. |
The Callide A Project will retrofit the coal-fired power plant with an oxy-combustion boiler. |
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| Comanche 3 Power Station Expansion, CO | ||
Comanche Station at dusk. |
Comanche Station site. |
Comanche steam blow. |
Comanche transmission towers. |
Comanche Unit 3 will feature advanced emission controls reducing sulphur dioxide (SO2, by 65%) and nitrogen oxide (NOx, by 30%) emissions, even despite the doubling in overall electric generation. |
When Comanche Unit 3 is finished, the whole site will provide electricity for a third of Colorado’s communities. |
| Dangjin Coal-Fired Power Plant | ||
Dangjin power plant is fitted with low-NOx and coal-dust suppression equipment, and has desulphurisation and denitrification scrubbers. |
Units one and two were completed and commissioned in 1999. Units three and four began operations in June 2001. |
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| Dezhou Coal-Fired Power Plant | ||
Dezhou has added an extra 1,320MW to the existing coal-fired plant in Dezhou, China. |
Dezhou City is located in the northwestern part of Shandong Province in China. |
Percentage growth in installed capacity, generation and GDP in China 1991–98. |
Installed capacity by network in China, 1998. |
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| Drax Power Station | ||
The six generators at the Drax power station in Selby, Yorkshire deliver 4,000MW of power. |
Flue Gas Desulphurisation (FGD) equipment removes 90% of SO2 from emissions. |
1,000t coal trains deliver coal to the station. |
Pulverising mills crush the coal into a fine powder using large metal balls. |
Each turbine has a high-pressure turbine, an intermediate-pressure turbine and three low-pressure turbines. |
Drax supplies about 7% of the UK's electricity |
On one of its six generators, Drax has commissioned a 'direct injection' system for burning coppiced willow. |
Drax is a major customer for the UK's coalmines. |
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| Elk River 200MW plant | ||
Siemens Power Generation is supplying a simple cycle 200MW power plant for Elk River, Minnesota. |
Siemens’ turbine has a unique fast-start capability, delivering around 150MW within ten minutes. |
Ambient temperature versus net power at same metal temperature. |
Ambient temperature versus net power at same firing temperature. |
Siemens’ compressor and rotor (overhead view). |
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| Escondido Research and Technology Centre | ||
The California region suffered massive shortages of power in 2000. |
Sempra cooperated with JRMC Real Estate on the Escondido Research and Technology Centre (ERTC) and 550MW power plant. |
The reclaimed water comes from the Hale Avenue Resource Recovery Facility through a 1.8km, 41cm pipeline made of PVC. |
The system uses two heavy-duty single-shaft combustion natural gas-fired turbines with a hot exhaust of over 1,100°C. |
Steam runs through the steam-fired generator and evaporated through a plume-abated mechanical draft cooling tower. |
A number of companies were interested in supplying cooling tower technology equipment, which had to meet a number of technical criterion. |
| Fiume Santo Power Station | ||
The Fiume Santo Power Station. |
The project required the retrofit of the ash cooler to handle the bottom ash, to improve coal waste management. |
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| Francisco Perez Rios Power Plant Upgrade, Tula | ||
Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) has upgraded the Francisco Perez Rios power plant at Tula, Mexico. |
The I&C system has been upgraded to a second generation DCS (Digital Control System). This offers many benefits. |
CFE has hydro, thermal, wind-driven and nuclear power plants. |
Electric power generation at the Comisión Federal de Electricidad now comes from hydro, thermal, wind-driven and nuclear power plants. |
Independent producers produce almost a third of CFE's generating capacity. |
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| Ghazlan II Power Plant | ||
Sceco-East has built an additional 2,400MW power plant at Ghazlan. |
The expansion made Ghazlan the biggest power station in the Middle East. |
MHI supercritical steam turbine. |
| Hadong Coal-Fired Power Plant | ||
A final 500MW unit has been added to the Hadong power plant, taking output to 3,000MW. |
Hadong coal-fired power plant. |
Aerial view of Hadong coal power plant. |
Hadong units one and two under construction. |
Hadong units five and six under construction. |
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| IHI Tarong Coal-Fired Power Station | ||
Tarong North has joined the existing Tarong Power Station (shown here) in Queensland, Australia. |
Tarong North uses the same supply points as the Tarong Power Station. |
Tarong Energy Corporation Limited sold a 50% stake in Tarong North to Tepco and Mitsui. |
Tarong Energy owns Tarong and (50% of) Tarong North coal-fired power stations. |
The Tarong North power station develops 450MW. |
Tarong North cost A$650m. |
| Jorf Lasfar Coal-Fired Power Plant Expansion | ||
The process automation system is one of the key parts of the power plant. |
A map of Morocco showing Jorf Lasfar to the south of Casablanca. |
The two new units double the Jorf Lasfar plant's capacity. |
| Kogan Creek Coal-Fired Power Station, Queensland | ||
An international Siemens-led consortium built a 750MW supercritical-steam coal-fired power station at Kogan Creek, near Chinchilla in Queensland, Australia. |
Siemens' Varioplant 700 has life-cycle costs optimised for coal-fired plants. |
Kogan Creek uses 2.8 million t/yr of coal from the nearby coal deposit. |
A 'turbine island' comprises the turbine building and its installed components. |
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| Laverton North Natural Gas Power Station | ||
The 320MW Laverton North natural gas power station is built around two Siemens V94.2 gas turbine generator sets. |
Standardised power blocks allow Siemens to design a large number of plants with an identical core. |
Snowy Hydro's electricity supply chain as part of the National Electricity Market (NEM). |
Snowy Hydro is not a major generator in the Australian NEM. |
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| Lippendorf Power Plant | ||
The Lippendorf lignite power plant. |
The modernized Lippendorf power plant is now producing 16,000MW. |
New units include 4,000MW of lignite-fuelled base-load production and 4,000MW of static load production. |
GEC Alsthom Energie and EUT carried out engineering of both new units. |
ABB supplied turbines and generators. |
The Lippendorf power station is 15km south of Leipzig, and was the second in a new series of lignite powered stations. |
| Majuba Coal Fired Power Plant | ||
Turbine floor of the Majuba Power Station, 16m level. |
Bag filter No. 4 at Majuba. |
Eskom capacity by type, 2000. |
| Manjung Coal-Fired Power Plant, | ||
The Manjung coal-fired power plant is sited on a man-made island off the coast of Perek, Malaysia. |
The foundations of the pump-house at Manjung coal-fired power plant. |
Lekir Bulk Terminal extends 2km from a man-made island off the coast of Perek. |
In September 2002 the terminal was completed, ready to unload six billion tonnes of coal per year. |
Alstom supplied the steam turbines for Manjung. |
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| Map Ta Phut | ||
Map Ta Phut is one of the largest IPP investments in Southeast Asia. |
State utility Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) will buy baseload power. |
Map Ta Phut is located on the industrial estate in Rayongto. |
Empower specialises in power plant training and won the contract to provide training for the Map Ta Phut operators. |
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| Maritza East Conventional | ||
Alstom supplies both dry flue gas desulfurisation or (shown here) wet gas scrubbers. |
Alstom supplies steam generation, combustion, fuel technology and heat recovery systems. |
Alstom’s Topgas generator set is an indirectly hydrogen-cooled turbogenerator. |
The Topgas turbogenerator can produce above 500 MVA. |
Alstom steam turbines are available as back-pressure or condensing types. |
Topgas has stainless steel hollow conductors in the stator bar, retightenable stator end winding support system, and 3-circle sealing for shaft decoupled from bearing. |
| Medupi Coal-Fired Power Station | ||
The plant's construction began in August 2007. |
The power plant will have six units that will together generate 4,800MW. |
Medupi is expected to be operational for nearly 50 years. |
The plant will cover 883ha on a site that was previously used for sports and cattle grazing. |
The plant will accommodate six boilers, each powered by an 800MW turbine. |
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| Millmerran Coal | ||
Besides Millmerran, InterGen has several power stations around the world. |
Millmerran is a 850-MW power station in South West Queensland, Australia. (CBH) |
CBH has maintenance agreements to perform unit outage work at Millmerran. |
BlueScope Steel provided structural and cladding to Bechtel Corporation. |
Bechtel Power constructed Millmerran under a lumpsum turnkey contract. |
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| Pha Lai Coal-Fired Power Plant | ||
EVN has constructed the largest coal-fired plant in Vietnam. |
Pha Lai 2 conventional thermal power plant. |
Circulation is aided by the furnace's octagonal design. |
To design a suitable plant, the Vietnamese coal was subjected to elaborate tests at a single burner facility in the UK. |
It is estimated that nitrogen oxide emissions will be reduced by as much as 15% to 30%. |
Schneider won a contract from consortium member, Stone & Webster, which supplied the main piping systems and electrical distribution system. |
| Rifaa II Plant Upgrade | ||
Alstom supplies gas turbines ranging from 56MW to 281MW. |
The EV burner has no moving parts and works with gaseous and liquid fuels. |
Alstom has a long history supplying air pollution control technologies. |
Bahrain has four main power stations: Rifaa, Manama, Sitra and Hidd. |
Alstom has signed a major modernisation contract for the Rifaa II power plant in Bahrain. |
Rifaa will be upgraded during scheduled major turbine overhauls. |
| Riverside Coal Fired Plant | ||
A major repowering project is converting the Riverside coal fired power plant to natural gas combined-cycle firing. |
Xcel’s US$212m repowered plant should supply 439MW. |
Xcel’s Riverside repowering project should be complete by May 2009. |
Emerson Process Management upgraded the existing control system to Ovation. |
A single Emerson network controls Riverside Units 7 and 8. |
Xcel Energy is also installing emissions control equipment at the Allen S. King plant under MERP. |
| Rocky Point | ||
Rocky Point-3 is supplying 30MW to the Rocky Point Sugar Mill. (Stanwell) |
When built, Rocky Point-3 was Australia's largest biomass power plant. (Stanwell) |
Carbon Dioxide Cycle Flowchart. (Government of Australia) |
Biomass is used to fuel cogeneration plant boilers. (Government of Australia) |
The project is supplying 30MW to power the Rocky Point Sugar Mill. (Austrian Energy) |
Sawmill waste deposits can be used to generate energy. (Caddet) |
| Rwe Power Lignite-Fired Plant, Neurath | ||
RWE Power started expanding the Neurath power station in January 2006. |
Germany is planning 24 new power stations with total output of 20GW. |
RWE's Emissions Profile in Germany. The company provides 20 million customers with electricity. |
Neurath is located in the Lower Rhine brown coal mining area, close to Cologne. |
Babcock-Hitachi Europe is consortium leader and is supplying the steam generators. |
GEA Group's cooling towers use wet cooling. |
Siemens' I&C systems control the plant. |
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| Saudi Aramco Cogeneration Plants | ||
Saudi Aramco awarded International Power and Saudi Oger the contract for four Cogeneration Plants in Saudi Arabia. |
Saudi Aramco has offices in Houston, Washington, New York, London, Leiden, Dubai, Singapore, Beijing, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul. |
Saudi Aramco is one of the world's largest gas producers. |
International Power's total equity commitment to the Saudi Arabian project is estimated to be £50m. |
International Power's Al Kamil, Oman project. |
International Power owns 60% of the project company that developed, owns and operates the four plants. |
| Southwest Power Station Unit 2 for City Utilities of Springfield, Missouri | ||
A number of coal and gas plants are planned in the US in 2005–2014. |
Toshiba generators will generate electricity for the Southwest Power Station Unit 2 in Springfield, Missouri, US. |
Efficient design reduces sources of generator power loss. |
Toshiba has been producing turbines since the 1950s. |
Carson Mitchell sank the foundations for the 513ft Unit 2 concrete chimney. |
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| Springerville Generating Station, | ||
SGS 1 and 2 are owned by TEP. |
SGS supplies power to TEP, Tri-State Generation & Transmission, and SRP. Source: Tri-State Generation |
Bechtel was project contractor for Unit 3. |
Salt River Project also takes power from SGS. |
Peabody's North Antelope Rochelle Mine supplies coal to SGS. |
NASA's Earth Observatory image of North Antelope Rochelle Mine. |
| Stanwell Coal Power Station | ||
Stanwell Power Station is 22km west of Rockhampton in Queensland, Australia. |
The A$1.6bn power station develops 1400MW. |
Stanwell is sited on 1,600 hectares of land. |
Turbine boiler house at Stanwell. |
Stanwell’s northern stormwater dam. |
The turbine hall at Stanwell Power Station. |
Stanwell Power Station – view of cooling tower from bottom to top. |
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| Subiya Oil-Fired | ||
300kV substation at the Subiya power plant in Kuwait under construction. |
Merz and McLellan acted as consultants on the project. |
Forecast installed generating capacity in Kuwait, 1999–2003. |
Oil producing fields in Kuwait, 2000. |
Location of the Subiya plant. |
Final configuration of the intake channel with 14 vanes at the entrance. |
| Taichung Coal-Fired | ||
A hydrogen cooled generator from Toshiba. |
A 2P-60Hz - 1,120MVA Toshiba generator. |
Taipower installed capacity by type, 1999. |
Taipower electricity sales, 1999. |
Forecast Taipower peak and average load, 1999–2007. |
BKL Consultants made field measurements of noise from large equipment on the site. |
| Vallur Conventional | ||
NTPC has grown steadily since 1986. |
NTPC has more than a quarter of India's power generation and a fifth of its capacity. |
NTPC performance has been rising steadily since 1996. |
Tamil Nadu Energy Board will have an equal stake in the Vallur project with NTPC. |
NTPC and Tamil Nadu Electricity Board formed the Tamil Nadu Energy Company joint venture company. |
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| Wayang Windu Geothermal Plant | ||
A 117MW turbine has been added to the Wayang Windu geothermal plant. |
The new 117MW unit more than doubles Wayang Windu’s output to 217MW. |
Wayang Windu is Indonesia’s largest geothermal plant. |
Star Energy owns Wayang Windu through its Magma Nusantara subsidiary. |
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| Yangcheng Coal-Fired Power Plant, | ||
View of Yangcheng turbine building one. |
Yangcheng turbine floor units one and two. |
View of Yangcheng turbine building two. |
View of Yangcheng turbine buildings three and four. |
View of Yangcheng turbine buildings four, five and six. |
View of Yangcheng administration building. |
| Yonghungdo Power Plant | ||
Yonghungdo power plant. |
The twin supercritical coal-fired units at Yonghungdo are 800MW apiece. |
Yonghungdo power plant design. |
KEPCO generation capacity by technology 1999. |
Emerson Process Management's APC (Advanced Process Control) Toolkit embeds advanced control and optimisation functions. |
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| Yuhuan 1,000MW Ultra-Supercritical Pressure Boilers | ||
Proportion of >200MW coal plant ordered (yellow is subcritical, red supercritical). |
China is embracing large unit ultra-supercritical technology. |
Worldwide coal-fired capacity by region 2002–2025. |
New coal-fired capacity additions through 2025 (Siemens). |
Of the 1,000 units working in China, ten 600MW-class are supercritical. |
Ultra-supercritical plants have higher efficiencies than supercritical and subcritical ones. |