This document discusses the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) in India and the process of generating electricity from coal. It provides details on NTPC's installed capacity, various power plants and technologies used, including the coal mining and transportation process, functioning of turbo generators and transformers, and high voltage transmission lines. The document also describes the internship experience of the author at an NTPC power plant.
This document discusses the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) in India and the process of generating electricity from coal. It provides details on NTPC's installed capacity, various power plants and technologies used, including the coal mining and transportation process, functioning of turbo generators and transformers, and high voltage transmission lines. The document also describes the internship experience of the author at an NTPC power plant.
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This document discusses the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) in India and the process of generating electricity from coal. It provides details on NTPC's installed capacity, various power plants and technologies used, including the coal mining and transportation process, functioning of turbo generators and transformers, and high voltage transmission lines. The document also describes the internship experience of the author at an NTPC power plant.
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B.Tech B.Tech 4 4 TH TH Year Year {0705421057} {0705421057} EIectricaI & EIectronics Engineering EIectricaI & EIectronics Engineering BBDNITM BBDNITM,LUCKNOW ,LUCKNOW 11/23/2011 1 < NTRODUCTON TO NTPC < COAL TO ELECTRCTY < TURBOGENERATOR < EXCTATON SYSTEM < TRANSFORMER < SWTCHYARD < ELECTROSTATC PRECPTATOR < TRANSMSSON 11/23/2011 2 NTPC, came into existence on 7Nov. 1975. Total Installed capacity oI about 30,000MW which is 28 oI total installed capacity oI India. 15 coal based, 7 gas based and 4 JVs Plans to generate 75,000MW till 2017.. 11/23/2011 3 < Location south shore of Rihand reservoir in UP. < STAGE 1 2500MW power generated -designed by foreign company NE PLC < STAGE 2 2500MW power generated -designed by BHEL < STAGE 3 under construction < Major resource: COAL - Amlori mines WATER Rihand reservoir < SuppIy 500kV line to Delhi 400kV lines to Shaktinagar and Allahabad. 11/23/2011 4 COAL SUPER HEATED STEAM TURBN E TORQU E ALTERNATNG CURRENT N STATOR POLLUTANT HEAT LOSS ASH HEAT LOSSES N CONDENESER Mech. Energy losses Elect. energy losses CHEMCAL ENERGY THERMAL ENERGY KNETC ENERGY ELECTRCAL ENERGY 11/23/2011 5 BOLER SUPER HEATER HP TURBNE REHEATER P TURBNE LP TURBNE CONDENSER DEARATOR ECONOMSER 11/23/2011 6 < Generators used are basically SYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS < Basic principIe Faradays law of Electromagnetic nduction < Field excitation provided by a separate exciter. < Efficiency: .55% < Rated voItage: 21kV < Capacity:500MW 11/23/2011 7 < Stator windings: Water cooling < Rotor +Shaft: Hydrogen cooling HYDROGEN WATER 11/23/2011 WHY ONLY H 2 ?? 1. 14 times lighter than air 2. 7 to 10 times more cooling capacity 3. 6 times more heat carrying capacity 4. does not corrode the laminated core 5. bad conductor of current 11/23/2011 GENERATOR < DRYER AR CONDTONER COOLED H 2 + MOISTUR E HEATED H 2 DRY & COOLED H 2 11/23/2011 10 < Brushless excitation used. < Components -3 phase Main exciter -3 phase Pilot exciter -rotating rectifier wheels < No slip rings, less maintenance cost. 11/23/2011 11 Pilot exciter Main exciter field armature generator Rotating diode R Y B 11/23/2011 12 < 3 GENERATING TRANSFORMERS ,one for each phase. < 1 UNIT TRANSFORMER of 3phase. BUSHING CONSERVATOR RADIATOR TANK 11/23/2011 13 Cooling assembly < BUCCHOLZ RELAY < OL TANK < RADATOR < CONSERVATOR < BREATHER < PRESSURE NDCATOR < COOLNG FAN 11/23/2011 14 < Switchyard is a place from where transmission begins < LGHTENNG ARRESTOR < CURRENT TRANSFORMER < VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER < POWER TRANSFORMERS < BUSBARS < SOLATORS < CRCUT BREAKERS < WAVE TRAPS 11/23/2011 15 < 1 BREAKER SCHEME - to improve redundancy 1ie CB Main 1 Main 2 leeder 1 leeder 2 11/23/2011 16 11/23/2011 17 11/23/2011 1 11/23/2011 1 11/23/2011 20 < Separates suspended particle from flue gas < Main parts-ELECTRODE & RAPPING SYSTEM < Electrode consists of-1.coIIector(+) 2.emitter(-) 11/23/2011 21 OLLETOR OLLETOR EMTTER 70 KV D 70 KV D DU8T PARTLE8 DU8T PARTLE8 WORKING OF ESP 11/23/2011 22 < 1 st long distance(14.5km) D.C. Transmission Project in ndia. < Constructed to evacuate bulk power from Rihand to load centre Delhi. < Consists of two poles each pole can transmit 750MW. 11/23/2011 23 The Summer Training is an integral part of the B.TECH programme and it helped me in achieving the following objectives < 1.Application of knowledge and techniques learnt in the three year to real business problems and to test out and enrich one's understanding, knowledge and skills. < 2.Gave an insight into the working of the real organizations. < 3.Helped me in gaining deeper understanding in specific functional areas. < 4.Helped in exploring career opportunities in their areas of interest. 11/23/2011 24 11/23/2011 25