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Duties & Responsibilities of Shift Engineer
Duties & Responsibilities of Shift Engineer
Duties & Responsibilities of Shift Engineer
SHIFT ENGINEERS
G.S.R.BHAVANI PRASAD
AE/BM-III/KTPS V STAGE
UNIT CONTROL
BOARD
Condenser Vacuum
DM makeup
Condensate discharge header pressure
Hotwell, Deaerator & Drum levels
LP heaters & HP heaters levels
Gland steam header pressure
MS & RH Temperatures
APRDS pressure & Temperature.
B(BOILER)T(TURBINE)G(GENERATOR)
FSSS PANEL
FEED WATER PANEL
GENERATOR PANEL
GENERATOR PANEL
AC & DC SEAL OIL PUMPS
SEAL OIL VACUUM PUMP
BEARING CHAMBER EXHAUST BLOWERS
PARAMETERS TO BE NOTED
Unit load (250 MW load)
MVAR ( -100 to +100 )
Frequency ( 50 Hertz)
Station currents R/Y/B ( 9000 Amperes)
Rotor current ( 1600 Amperes)
Generator terminal voltage ( 16.5 KV)
Bus voltage ( 220 KV)
Hydrogen pressure/Purity ( > 98.0)
Seal oil/H2 dp ( 1.4)
Cold gas Temperatures[ A/B,C/D] ( < 45 degree)
BCW inlet & Outlet Temperatures ( 30/ 40 degree)
Hot air Temperature after main Exciter ( 54 degree)
Seal oil Temperature before & after cooler (60/ 35 degree)
DAILY ROUTINE OF GENERATOR PANEL OPERATOR
24 volts DC chargers in service
Conduct Lamp test, AC fail test & DC fail test on 6.6 KV station transformer board
Trail run of DC seal oil pump
Inspection of TG floor, Cable gallery, EMC board, SSS board, boiler & turbine LT
boards & HT boards.
Switchgear Status ( Relay availability)
Selector switches/Incomers of Bus Couplers
Temperature of Resistance boxes
DC Lighting system
Generator draining system – Casing & Top/Bottom Bushings
Trail run of DG sets
IMPORTANT PARAMETERS OF GENERATOR PANEL
MVAR
Bus Voltages of 6.6 KV boards
H2 pressure & Purity
Seal oil/ H2 Differential pressure
Cold gas H2 Temperatures
CHARGE HANDING OVER (C.H.O)
Log the running equipment & standby equipment clearly.
Special attention regarding permissions & Permit to works
(PTW’s)
Elaborate the whole sequence of operations happened in
your shift to your relievers
Log complaints if any in SAP before you handover the
charge, else do inform your relievers to log
HOW TO STUDY & ANALYSE AN
EQUIPMENT ??
BOILER FEED PUMP ( BFP)
START PERMISSIVES OF BFP
Deaerator level adequate
Suction valve open
Pump or motor bearing temp not high
Lube oil Pressure OK
AOP ON
Discharge valve closed position
Discharge bypass valve closed position
Recirculation valve in open position
Scoop position kept in minimum position
Electrical switchgear OK
NO trip Conditions persist
TRIP CONDITIONS OF BFP
Deaerator level very low
Pump or motor bearing temp very high
Motor Winding temp very high
Lube oil Pressure low
Suction Discharge Differential Temperature very high
Working oil Temperature before cooler very high
Booster pump Discharge pressure very low
BFP Electrical Protection Operated
Suction Strainer DP high
RESPONSIBILITES
ATTENTIVE TO ALARMS
OBSERVE TRENDS REGULARLY
MONITOR IMPORTANT PARAMETERS REGULARLY
OBSERVE MIMICS ON CRT MONITOR AS & WHEN REQUIRED
SPECIAL ATTENTION IN WRITING LOG BOOKS
EQUIPMENT AVAILABILITY- PERMISSIONS & PTW’S.
FEEDBACK FROM LOCATION STAFF
LOGDING COMPLAINTS IN SAP
ATTENTIVE TO ALARMS
OBSERVE TRENDS REGULARLY
OBSERVE PARAMETERS REGULARLY
OBSERVE MNEMONICS ON CRT MONITOR
SPECIAL ATTENTION IN WRITING LOG BOOKS
EQUIPMENT AVAILABILITY- PERMISSIONS & PTW’S
Always Ensure that Standby Drives are in service
position
51 0000 SPRING CHARGED
SPRING DISCHARGED
WHEN IGNORED AVAILABILTY OF DRIVES