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The Company
Orissa Power Generation Corporation conceived on 14th November-1984, owns Ib Thermal Power Station with a capacity of 420 MW at Ib valley area of Jharsuguda district in the State of Orissa.
The Company
Prior to 1999 it was the Govt. Of Orissa Under Taking. During December 1998 ,Orissa Govt. entered into a joint venture with AES thereby giving operational control to AES. The transaction resulted in AES acquiring 49% equity in OPGC share.
The Company
OPGC It It
is committed to provide clean,low cost and reliable power to the state. has also highest commitment towards safety and clean environment. has obtained a number of awards both from state and center for its remarkable achievement in different fields.
Efficiency Department
DUCT
MODIFICATION
Before unit 2 annual overhauling, the ID fans were drawing 155 amp (at full load). In overhauling the ducts were opened & found there were holes in the bends and corners of ducts. The holes were formed due to flue gas erosion especially where the direction of velocity changes.
Efficiency Department
In the overhauling, the castable refractory was applied on the bends & corners of duct.
After undertaking the modification work in ducts, the current drawn by the ID fans was reduced to 15 amp (at same load) So by applying castable refractory and welding work in ducts, there is a saving of 15 amp / ID fan.
Efficiency Department
Efficiency Department
Efficiency Department
Repair of Ducts
Recurring problem Increases load on ID fan Expected expenditure for repair Rs.10 lacs Payback period < 6 months Long term Modify the ducts to reduce friction leading to saving in Aux Consumption and life Gas Distribution test
PRDS system
Both pressure reducing and spray valve have passing.
Old design- OEM, IEL not able to solve the problem Modifying to proven design of CCI Expected cost Rs.50 lacs Savings 8~10 Kcal Pay back period two years
HP Bypass system
HP bypass control valve and spray valves are passing
For HP bypass valve improved seat is sourced from OEM CCI Sulzer Spray valve is being replaced with new proven design of CCI
Soot blowing only when required, saving in heat rate and reduce chances tube failure, increase overall heat transfer Final decision yet to taken
Feasible only in 2006 annual shutdown
Efficiency Department
Efficiency Department
CT FANS
CT fans of both the units were installed
by M/s Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd. With blades made of glass wool filled solid blades. Power consumption per fan was 48 Kw with normal flow rate of 929023 CFM. It was proposed to replace the solid blades with hollow ones for economic power consumption.
Efficiency Department
Fan Motor CW IN
F low C V Open Hot water Distribution basin
Louvers
Drft Elim inator Splash fill O r Splash Bar Air Flow Basin
CW OUT
Accordingly FRP hollow blades from M/s Encon Ltd have been replaced in 12 no of CT fans. By installing FRP blades the energy consumption reduced to 30 Kw, with improvement of flow rate to 1774899 CFM. Energy saving over the old solid blades is around 30 to 35%.
Efficiency Department
Energy Saving
Around 18 KW is being saved per fan. Assuming 335 days/year of operation of a fan, the total energy saving will be 0.145 MU. The cost of energy saving will be Rs. 1.5 lacs / year. Cost of one FRP fan is Rs 2.6 lacs(approx).
Efficiency Department
Efficiency Department
Efficiency Department
Energy Saving
One LP pump will run in stead of 2 One HP pump will run in stead of 2 One series of Ash slurry pump will run in stead of 2 series One of the Recycle pump can be stopped out of 2 running pumps
Efficiency Department
Energy Savings
Additional 2 nos compressors are required Additional 2 nos of blowers Additional 2 nos Silo fluidizing Blowers Net saving in Energy 900 kw
Efficiency Department
Arresting BFP Recirculation Valve Passing By replacing the BPF Re-circulation valve from M/s IEL make to M/s MIL around 15 Amps saving is achieved per BFP This saving is achieved after arresting the Recirculation valve passing Around 145 Kw saving is achieved
Efficiency Department
Efficiency Department