Mahanadi Thermal Power Project, Chhattisgarh
The Mahanadi coal-based thermal power project is located approximately 125km away from the Morga II coal block in the Janjgir-Champa district of Chhahattisgarh, India.
Turbine Inlet Cooling Systems
7737 East 42 Place,
Suite H,
Tulsa,
OK 74145 Other,
United States of America
Everest Sciences produces the most efficient turbine inlet cooling systems available on the market today with the highest return on investment. Our patented indirect evaporative hybrid process improves the engine power output while reducing its heat rate.
Our innovative technology filters and cools air lower than conventional evaporative methods while consuming similar parasitic power loads and provides chilled air equivalent to refrigeration while only consuming approximately half the power of a refrigeration system. The fully integrated solution ships from the factory complete, simplifying and expediting the installation process.
Gas turbines lose performance as ambient temperatures rise. This is most noticeable in the summer, when power is often needed most. Cooling the turbine intake air temperature improves engine performance. While various inlet cooling methods exist, Everest Sciences takes inlet air cooling a step further.
Unlike conventional solutions, Everest Sciences’ indirect evaporative cooling does not introduce moisture into the gas turbine’s primary airflow. Instead, evaporation occurs in a secondary air stream, which in turn cools the primary air. The result is an ultra-low power-consuming inlet air chilling process without the risk of compressor section fouling often associated with inlet air contamination of water-borne minerals.
Everest Sciences’ proprietary technology can increase gas turbine hot-day-available net power by as much as 40%, while reducing heat rates by 15% compared with un-cooled gas turbines. With today’s power requirements, rising fuel costs and increased awareness of emissions, the Everest Sciences solution has clear benefits for gas turbine users.
ECOCool is the most efficient water-based turbine inlet cooling system available, helping operations increase turbine power output and improve engine efficiency. ECOCool combines the effectiveness of indirect evaporation Everest Cycle cooling and air washing. This hybrid process supplies inlet air temperatures below ambient web-bulb with a parasitic power load similar to conventional evaporative methods.
Not only does the ECOCool water-based turbine inlet cooling system provide cooler inlet air; it also yields inlet air with lower absolute moisture content. The result provides greater inlet air density than any competing evaporative technique.
ECOChill is the first fully integrated chilling system with lower parasitic loads than conventional refrigeration techniques. Specifically designed for turbine inlet air operations, ECOChill improves the efficiency and performance of gas turbines. Unlike conventional refrigeration packages, ECOChill reaches target inlet air temperatures with substantially lower parasitic power draw.
The result is more net turbine power output and better net engine efficiency leading to increased revenue at a lower cost. The ECOChill fully integrated chilling system finally brings the benefits of inlet air chilling to small and medium-sized gas turbines.
Hydro-FlexCool is the first fully integrated water-based turbine inlet cooling system for safe use with contaminated or brackish water. The Everest Sciences Hydro-FlexCool is an inlet-air cooling system specifically designed for use with poor-quality water without compromising the turbine’s intake air.
Building on the effectiveness of the indirect evaporation Everest Cycle, Hydro-FlexCool provides cooler inlet air to the gas turbine while preventing brackish or reclaimed water from coming into contact with the inlet air stream.
Now locations that do not have access to high-quality water can achieve efficient inlet air cooling without expensive water treatment.
Everest systems offer many advantages:
Everest Sciences turbine inlet cooling systems offer incredible reliability. They feature a mechanically simple design with few moving parts (reliable fans and pumps and industrial-grade components for long life), and single failures have a small effect on overall system performance. Routine maintenance can be safely performed while the turbine is running and the turbine still operates when the Everest Sciences unit is not operating.
The Mahanadi coal-based thermal power project is located approximately 125km away from the Morga II coal block in the Janjgir-Champa district of Chhahattisgarh, India.
Everest Sciences Corporation, a leading provider of air handling solutions for the natural gas, power generation, chemical production and other industries, has announced that it has received the first follow-on order for its ECOChill system from an existing customer: a large natural gas processing facility near Houston, Texas.
Everest Sciences Corporation, the leading provider of indirect evaporative cooling and chilling solutions, is pleased to announce a signed contract of an ECOCool™ turbine inlet cooling system with a large integrated natural gas company with operations in the Northwest.
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