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    A

    Presentation
    on
    KOTA SUPER THERMAL POWER
    STATION
    of
    Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd.
    Delivered By:
    GG,
    7th Sem (Final Year),
    Electrical Engg.
    ABOUT K.S.T.P.S.
    The “KOTA SUPER THERMAL
    POWER STATION” is ideally
    located on the left bank of Chambal
    River at the upstream of “KOTA
    BARRAGE” to produce Electrical
    Power for supply to “Rajasthan
    Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam”, a
    state undertaking. K.S.T.P.S. is
    designed for ultimate capacity of
    1240 MW.
    INSTALLATION of UNITS
    Construction work for unit started in 1977
    Unit I 110 MW was synchronized on 17th Jan.1983.
    Unit II 110 MW was synchronized on 13th July 1983.
    Unit III 210 MW was synchronized on 25th Sept.1988.
    Unit IV 210 MW was synchronized on 1st May 1989.
    Unit V 210 MW was synchronized on 26th March 1994.
    Unit VI 195 MW was synchronized on 31st July, 2003.
    Unit VII 195 MW is synchronized in 2009 (but not working properly.)
    NEED of POWER STATION

    To avoid continuous energy shortage we


    need to develop our generation capacity.
    Here I have listed down the current power
    availability in India.

    Installed generation capacity of India-


    1.44 Lac MW

    Required demand by the year 2030 –


    800 GW

    Peak shortage in year 2008 – 16%


    COAL HANDLING PLANT
    Move coal from a receiving point to
    burner.

    Consumption of coal is 13000 MT


    per day.

    Coal is unloaded from wagons by


    means of wagon tippler.
    1. Wagons are rotated upside down
    through an angle of 180 degrees.
    2. The unloaded coal is transported
    to crusher house with the help of
    conveyer belts which are different in
    size and lenght.
    COAL HANDLING PROCESS
    To KSTPS
    Raw coal from Wagon
    from Gudla
    Bharat coking Tripler
    via a single
    coal ltd (MP)
    line track

    Coal
    mills Vibrators

    Boilers

    Raw Coal
    Feeder
    Crusher house(20mm x
    20mm)

    Bunkers Junction Stock yard


    tower
    BOILER
    Temperature of 540ºc.
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF BOILER

    1. Type Direct fired, water tube


    boiler

    2. No of units. Two

    3. Make BHEL

    4. Capacity 345tonnes per hour.

    5. Steam Pressure 138 Kg./cm2

    6. Efficiency 99 %
    TURBINE
    COUPLING OF TURBINE WITH
    GENERATOR
    TURBO GENERATOR
    two poles Convert
    Rotation Star-delta
    synchronous mechanical H2 gas
    speed of Connection
    generators energy into for
    3000 rpm
    electrical cooling
    for 50 Hz
    energy
    TURBO GENERATOR

    STATOR FRAME

    STATOR CORE

    STATOR BARS

    STATOR WINDING

    BEARINGS

    ROTOR
    COOLING SYSTEM

     cooling of generator commonly H2 gas used

     Thermal conductivity of H2 is 7.3 times of air

     Cooling system save the energy and water


    WATER TREATEMENT PLANT

     The principle problem in high pressure boiler


    are corrosion and steam impurities. These
    impurities form deposit over turbine blades and
    nozzels.
    Corrosion costs power station crores in repair
    LAYOUT OF PLANT
    ASH HANDLING PLANT

    Fuel and Ash Plant.

    Air and Gas Plant.

    Ash Disposal and & Dust Collection Plant.


    ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPATOR
    CONTROL ROOM IN KSTPS
    CONTROL ROOM
    Fan
     Fan Control
    Control Steam & Water
    Primary
    Primary Air
    Air Fan
    Fan Control
    Primary
    Primary Air
    Air Header
    Header Pressure
    Pressure Drum level Control
    Furnace
    Furnace Pressure
    Pressure Flow of steam & water
    Forced
    Forced draft
    draft fan
    fan Pressure of Steam & Water
    Induced
    Induced draft
    draft fan
    fan Temp. of steam and water
    Turbine
    Control
    Pressure Control
    load Control
    Fuel Control Speed Control
    Generator Control
    Coal, oil flow Voltage Current MVAR
    Oil pressure Stator Rotor Temp
    Flow of air For Stator Cooling
    Differential Pressure of mill (a) H2 pressure b) H2O pressure
    Temp. of mill (inlet & outlet)
    THANK YOU

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