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Steam Turbine

03/07/2010 11:10 PM

dears,

we have back pressure steam turbine inlet is 61 Bar, 480 deg C, and exhaust is 2 Barg. can we covert it into condensing mode?

hussain

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Re: Steam Turbine

03/08/2010 3:24 AM
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Re: Steam Turbine

03/09/2010 12:32 AM

One way to do it is to leave the existing turbine and to add a system that condenses the steam at the turbine's outlet, recovers the latent heat, and generates electricity with it.

Organioc Rankine Cycle (ORC) systems can serve for this, but there's a system called WOWGen that's a dual-cycle (combined cycle) ORC that generates more power. Happy coincidence, I sell those systems. Feel free to contact me at: stratos@spp-consultants.com (I'm in Canada). With some basic information, the power-generation potential and the estimated cost can be determined.

Otherwise, see the website of the WOWGen system manufacturer, WOW Energy: www.wowenergies.com

Cheers! DZ

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