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Power Plant Layout and Components
Power Plant Layout and Components
LAYOUT AND
EQUIPMENT
HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
LAYOUT:
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MAIN COMPONENTS OF
HYDROELECTRIC POWER
PLANT:
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DAM AND RESERVOIR
▪ A penstock is a huge
steel pipe which
carries water from the
reservoir to the
turbine.
▪ Potential energy of the
water is converted
into kinetic energy as
it flows down through
the penstock due to 9
gravity.
HYDRO TURBINE
▪ Water from the penstock is taken
into the water turbine. The turbine
is mechanically coupled to an
electric generator. Kinetic energy of
the water drives the turbine and
consequently the generator gets
driven. There are two main types of
water turbine; (i) Impulse turbine
and (ii) Reaction turbine. Impulse
turbines are used for large heads
and reaction turbines are used for 10
low and medium heads.
Hydraulic Turbines is classified
on basis of types of action on
the runner
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COMMON TYPES OF TURBINES:
Keplan Runner
Pelton Runner
Francis Runner
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TYPES OF IMPLUSE TURBINES:
generators. frequency.
SURGE TANK
▪ Surge tanks are usually provided in high or
medium head power plants when considerably
long penstock is required.
▪ A surge tank is a small reservoir or tank which is
open at the top. It is fitted between the reservoir
and the power house.
▪ The water level in the surge tank rises or falls to
reduce the pressure swings in the penstock.
When there is sudden reduction in load on the
turbine, the governor closes the gates of the
turbine to reduce the water flow. This causes
pressure to increase abnormally in the penstock.
▪ This is prevented by using a surge tank, in which
the water level rises to reduce the pressure. On
the other hand, the surge tank provides excess
water needed when the gates are suddenly
opened to meet the increased load demand. 17
TRANSFORMER
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GENERAL LAYOUT:
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HYDROELECTRIC POWER
PLANTS IN THE PHILIPPINES
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ANGAT HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
▪ Located at
Norzagaray,
Bulacan
▪ DESIGN
CAPACITY :
246 MW
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PULANGI IV HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
▪ Located at
Maramag,
Bukidnon
▪ Capacity: 255 MW
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SAN ROQUE HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
▪ Located at San
Manuel and San
Nicolas, Pangasinan
▪ CAPACITY : 345 MW
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MAGAT HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
▪ Located at
Ramon, Isabela
▪ CAPACITY :
360 MW
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KALAYAAN PUMPED STORAGE HYDOELECTRIC
POWER PUMP
▪ Located at
Kalayaan, Laguna
▪ CAPACITY :
685 MW
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2. WIND POWER PLANT
LAYOUT AND COMPONENTS
HISTORY
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TWO TYPES OF WIND FARM:
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OFFSHORE WIND FARM:
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OFFSHORE WIND FARM:
ADVANTAGES: DISADVANTAGES:
▪ Windmills can be built a lot ▪ The biggest disadvantage of an
bigger and taller allowing for offshore wind farm is the cost.
more energy collection from Offshore wind farms are 90%
larger windmills. more expensive than fossil fuel
generators, and 50% more than
▪ Typically out at sea, there is a nuclear.
much higher wind speed/force
allowing for more energy to be ▪ The long cables result in voltage
created at a time. drop off meaning that a loss of
power occurs the further the
▪ There are no physical cable runs.
restrictions such as hills or
buildings that could block the
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wind flow.
ONSHORE WIND FARM:
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ONSHORE WIND FARM:
ADVANTAGES: DISADVANTAGES:
▪ The cost of onshore wind farm is ▪ One of the biggest issues of
relatively cheap, allowing for onshore wind farms is that many
mass farms of wind turbines. deem them to be an eye sore on
the landscape.
▪ The shorter distance between ▪ They don’t produce energy all
the windmill and the consumer year round due to often poor
allows for less voltage drop off wind speed or physical
on the cabling. blockages such as buildings or
hills.
▪ Wind turbines are very quick to
install, unlike a nuclear power ▪ The noise that wind turbines
station, which can take over create can be compared to as
twenty years, a windmill can be the same as a lawn mower often
causing noise pollution for 36
built in a matter of months.
nearby communities.
HOW DO YOU CONVERT WIND INTO
ELECTRICITY?
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WIND TURBINE:
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MECHANICAL COMPONENTS:
▪ Foundation ▪ Gearbox
▪ Tower ▪ Yaw motor and
▪ Blades drive
▪ Hub ▪ Wind vane and
▪ Nacelle Anemometer
▪ Generator ▪ Controller
▪ Turbine brake
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FOUNDATION
▪ An electric generator
converts mechanical
energy to electrical
energy.
▪ It comes in different
sizes, that is
proportional to the
power it has.
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TURBINE BRAKE
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TWO TYPES OF WIND TURBINE:
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BIOMASS POWER PLANT LAYOUT:
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BIOMASS POWER PLANT LAYOUT:
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DRAX POWER STATION, UK
▪ TOTAL CAPACITY:
4000 MW
▪ Uses low-grade
wood pellets such
as forest thinning’s
and waste from
sawmills 59
ALHOLMENS, KRAFT BIOMASS GENERATOR,
FINLAND
▫ Total
capacity:
265 MW
▫ Uses wood
based bio-
fuels 60
ATIKOKAN GENERATING STATION, CANADA
○ Total capacity:
205 MW
○ Uses woodpellets
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NEW HOPE POWER PARTNERSHIP BIOMASS POWER
PLANT
○ Total capacity:
140 MW
○ Uses woodpellets
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UNIPER MAASVLAKTE 3 BIOMASS POWER PLANT,
NETHERLANDS
○ Total capacity:
1070 MW
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BILFINGER RODENHUIZE BIOMASS POWER
STATION, BELGIUM
○ Total capacity:
180 MW
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BILFINGER RODENHUIZE BIOMASS POWER
STATION, BELGIUM
○ Total capacity:
180 MW
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WA BIOMASS MANJIMUP BIOMASS POWER PLANT,
AUSTRALIA
○ Total capacity:
40 MW
○ Use timber
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VASKILUODON VOIMA OY BIOMASS POWER PLANT,
FINLAND
○ Total capacity:
140 MW
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TEES RENEWABLE ENERGY PLANT, UK
○ Total capacity:
299 MW
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TRANSFORMERS USED IN PLANTS:
○ Total capacity:
49.9- 60 MW
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GREEN POWER PANAY PHILIPPINES INC.
■ Located in Mina,
Iloilo, Panay
■ TOTAL CAPACITY:
35 MW
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GREEN POWER BUKIDNON PHILIPPINES INC.
■ Located in
Maramag, Bukidnon
■ TOTAL CAPACITY:
35 MW 71
GREEN POWER CAGAYAN PHILIPPINES INC.
■ Located in Alacala,
Cagayan
■ TOTAL CAPACITY:
35 MW 72
GREEN POWER NUEVA ECIJA PHILIPPINES INC.
■ Located in San
Leonardo, Nueva
Ecija
■ TOTAL CAPACITY:
35 MW 73
ASEAGAS CORPORATION
■ Located in Lian,
Batangas
■ TOTAL CAPACITY:
8.8 MW
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SAN CARLOS BIOPOWER
■ Located in San
Carlos City, Negros
Occidental
■ TOTAL CAPACITY:
19.9 MW 75
ISABELA BIOMASS ENERGY
■ Located in Alicia,
Isabela
■ TOTAL CAPACITY:
18 MW
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ASEA ONE POWER
■ Located in Aklan,
Panay
■ TOTAL CAPACITY:
42 MW
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BIOMASS POWER PLANT
LOCATION
With abundant supplies of
biomass energy resources
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STEAM POWER PLANT
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MAIN AND AUXILIARY
COMPONENTS OF STEAM
POWER PLANT:
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COAL HANDLING PLANT
▪ Pulverising is a
means of exposing
a large surface
area to the action
of oxygen and
consequently
combustion. 85
DRAFT SYSTEM
▪ Circulation of air is
caused by a
difference of in
pressure.
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BOILER
▪ Boiler is a close
vessel in which
water under
pressure, is
converted into
steam.
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ASH HANDLING PLANT
▪ Converts heat
energy of steam
into mechanical
energy and drives
the generator.
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ALTERNATOR
▪ Convert
mechanical energy
of turbine into
electrical energy.
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COOLING TOWER AND PONDS
water.
FEED WATER HEATER
▪ Feed Water
heating improves
overall plant
efficiency.
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PRECIPITATOR – The waste gasses from
boiler are first pass through precipitators
to separate solid dust particles.
SUPERHEATER – Is a component of a
steam-generating unit in which steam,
after it has left the boiler drum, is heated
above its saturation temperature.
▪ Coal
▪ Sual, Pangasinan,
Philippines
▪ Capacity: 1,294MW
▪ Commissioned on 1999
▪ Owned by Team Energy
▪ San Miguel Corporation is
the IPPA of the facility
since 2009. 96
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DIESEL POWER PLANT COMPONENTS:
▪ A diesel generator
(also known as diesel
genset) is the
combination of a
diesel engine with an
electric generator
(often an alternator)
to generate electrical
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ENGINE LUBRICATION
▪ Comprises of lubricating oil
tank, pump, filter and oil
cooler.
▪ Minimizes wear of rubbing
surfaces of the engine.
▪ Lubricating oil is drawn
from the lubricating oil tank
by the pump and is passed
through filters to remove
impurities.
▪ Oil coolers keep the 10
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temperature of the oil low.
ADVANTAGES: DISADVANTAGES:
▪ Both of design and layout of the ▪ High running charges as the fuel
plant are quite simple. (diesel) used is costly.
▪ Can be started quickly and can
▪ Does not work satisfactorily
pick up load in a short time.
under overload conditions for a
▪ No standby losses; less long period.
operating staff; can be located
anywhere. ▪ Generates small amount of
power.
▪ Requires less quantity of water
for cooling. ▪ Cost of lubrication is high.
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NUCLEAR FISSION:
▫ is a process in nuclear physics
in which the nucleus of an
atom splits into two or more
smaller nuclei as fission
products, and usually some
by-product particles. 111
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CONTAINMENT BUILDING:
▪ is a reinforced steel or lead structure
enclosing a nuclear reactor. It is designed, in
any emergency, to contain the escape of
radioactive steam or gas to a maximum
pressure in the range of 275 to 550 kPa (40 to
80 psi).
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NUCLEAR REACTOR
▪ is the source of intense heat which is in turn
used for the generation of power in nuclear
power plant.
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COMPONENTS OF A NUCLEAR
REACTOR:
• Coolant
• Control Rods
• Pressure Vessel
• Moderator
• Steam Generator
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• Moderator
▪ Material in the core which slows down the neutrons released
from fission so that they cause more fission.
• Control Rods
▪ These are made with neutron-absorbing material such as
cadmium, hafnium or boron, and are inserted or withdrawn from the
core to control the rate of reaction, or to halt it.
• Coolant
▪ A fluid circulating through the core so as to transfer the heat
from it. In light water reactors the water moderator functions also as
primary coolant.
• Pressure Vessel
• Steam Generator
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• Pressure Vessel
▪ Usually a robust steel vessel containing the
reactor core and moderator/coolant, but it may be a
series of tubes holding the fuel and conveying the
coolant through the surrounding moderator.
• Steam Generator
▪ Part of the cooling system of pressurised
water reactors where the high-pressure primary
coolant bringing heat from the reactor is used to
make steam for the turbine.
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CONDENSER
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COOLING TOWER
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STEAM TURBINE
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ELECTRIC GENERATOR
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
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SOLAR POWER PLANT LAYOUT:
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SOLAR POWER PLANT LAYOUT:
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SOLAR POWER PLANT LAYOUT:
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SOLAR POWER PLANT LAYOUT:
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SOLAR POWER PLANT LAYOUT:
ELECTRICAL
HOUSE
-LV DISTRBUTION PANEL
-POWER CONDITIONER
-PV MODULES
-JUNCTION BOX
-TRANSDUCER BOX
-LIGHTNING ARRESTER 13
-PYRANOMETER 6
-PYRHELIOMETER
SOLAR POWER PLANT
MATERIALS:
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PV MODULE
▪ A unit comprised of
several PV cells, and
the principal unit of a
PV array; it is intended
to generate direct
current power under
un-concentrated
sunlight. 13
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COMBINER BOX/JUNCTION BOX
▪ The Low-Voltage
▪ The distribution switchboard
represents a vital component in the
distribution switchboard is the point dependability of the electrical
in which all-incoming power supplies system.
divide into separate circuits, each of
which is managed and safeguarded by 14
the fuses or switchgears of the 0
switchboard.
AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATORS AND
POWER CONDITIONERS
The typical power conditioner is an
automatic voltage regulator combined with
one or more other power-quality
capabilities such as:
▪ Surge suppression
▪ Short circuit protection (circuit
breaker)
▪ Line noise reduction
▪ Phase-to-phase voltage balancing
▪ Harmonic filtering, etc.
▪ An AVR is at the heart of devices
▪ Power conditioners are typically used
often called power conditioners or in low voltage (< 600V) applications
power stabilizers. and sizes below 2,000 kVA. 141
PYRANOMETER
▪ A pyranometer is a type of
actinometer that can
measure solar irradiance on
a planar surface.
▪ It is a sensor that is
designed to measure the
solar radiation flux density(
in watts per meter square)
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from a field of view of 180 o . 2
PYRHELIOMETER
▪ A pyrheliometer is an
instrument for measurement
of direct solar irradiance of
direct solar irradiance.
▪ It is used with a solar tracking
system to keep the instrument
aimed at the sun.
▪ A pyrheliometer is often used
in the same setup with
pyranometer. 14
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BI-DIRECTIONAL METERS