LATEST EXPERIENCE OF COAL FIRED日本钢号电厂规程必看.pdf

LATEST EXPERIENCE OF COAL FIRED SUPERCRITICAL SLIDING PRESSURE OPERATION BOILER AND APPLICATION FOR OVERSEAS UTILITY Hajime Kimura Junichiro Matsuda Kazuhito Sakai Babcock-Hitachi K.K. ABSTRACT In the fossil power utility field, a supercritical sliding pressure operation type unit has been developed as the most advanced generating system combining higher efficiency, with low emissions technology. Globally, this type of system has been the major trend for recent thermal plants. The use of low grade coals i.e. low volatile, high ash content, for economic reasons provides additional challenges to meet the international demands for improved efficiency and low emissions. Babcock-Hitachi K.K. (BHK) has supplied a number of coal-fired boilers for thermal power plants in Japan. The contribution to the improvement of power plant efficiency and the success of reduction in NOx emission has been favourably received by all utilities. Our most recent boiler experience relates to 1050MW power plant (Electric Power Development Co. Japan, Tachibana-Wan Thermal Power Station No.2 boiler; 3000t/h steam output at Maximum continuous rating) combining advanced steam conditions; pressure 25.0MPa, temperature 600o o C/610 C and achieved the guaranteed boiler efficiency and strict requirements for NOx emissions and unburned carbon in ash throughout the performance test. Subsequently, a 1000MW power plant (The Tokyo Electric Power Co. Inc. Japan, Hitachi-Naka Thermal Power Station No.1 boiler, 2870t/h steam output at Maximum continuous rating) is now under commissioning, to provide o o similar advanced steam conditions, pressure 25.4MPa and temp