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2.1 GENERAL 2.2 MAJOR PARTS OF THE STEAM TURBINE 2.3 TURBINE FRONT STANDARD 2.4 MAJOR STEAM VALVES 2.5 TSI
(TURBINE SUPERVISORY INSTRUMENT)
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2.1 GENERAL
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LP outer casing
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LP outer casing
LP inner casing
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Bearing standard
Bearing standard
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Turning device
Bearing standard
Bearing standard
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V3 V2 V1
P2 P1
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RECESSED TENON TYPE BLADE with MULTIPLE TIP FINS and SNUBBER TYPE BLADE with Hi-Lo TYPE TIP FINS
Blade / Type Integral Cover and Shroud Recessed Tenon with Multiple Fins Snubber Type with Hi-Lo Fins Recessed Tenon with Multiple Fins Conventional Tenon and Shroud Type Cover Segment / Lng and Sleeve
FOR EXAMPLE
STAGE EFFICIENCY
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HP & IP CASING
- Opposed Flow Configuration : Both the high pressure and the intermediate pressure section enclosed in one cylinder
High Performance and High Reliability Easy Operation, Installation and Maintenance Minimal possibility of steam leakage Lower stress and temperature gradient
- Centerline Support
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HP DIAPHRAGM
IP DIAPHRAGM
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LP CASING
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LP CASING
Axial Key
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LP CASING
Axial Key
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LP CASING
Hand holes
Axial Key
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ROTOR
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BEARINGS
- Arrangement of Bearings and Design Specifications HPIP ST#1 Type Mounted on DTP Front Stand ST#2 DTP Middle Stand ST#3 EL LP CSG Cone LP ST#4 EL LP CSG Cone GEN#5 EL BRG Pedestal GEN#6 EL BRG Pedestal
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ELLIPTICAL BEARING
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ELLIPTICAL BEARING
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TURNING GEAR Speed for Turning Gear is 5.1 rpm at this project!
(1) Location of Turning Device
The cap - mount - type turning device is located on the LP turbine generator end pedestal. - The required driving force has been minimized due to the maximum spacer gear diameter at the ST&G coupling. - The space around the ST&G coupling is more stable as a turning gear location because it will be the coldest, and the rotor alignment change is relatively smaller than other spaces.
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TURNING GEAR
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TURNING GEAR
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TURNING GEAR
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Cutting Knife
View A-A
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Copper Braid
Spring
Rotation
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FRONT STANDARD
HP / IP TURBINE
LP TURBINE
GENERATOR
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Sole Plate
#1 Bearing
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STEAM VALVES
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STEAM VALVES
Generator
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STEAM VALVES
Steam Inlet
Steam Outlet
HYD Cylinder
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STEAM VALVES
Steam Inlet
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STEAM VALVES
HIP Turbine
CV Front View
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STEAM VALVES
Valve stem
Valve
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STEAM VALVES
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STEAM VALVES
IV Hydraulic Actuator
IV Yoke
Steam Inlet
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STEAM VALVES
IV Actuator
Cover
IV Stem Intercept Valve Strainer Reheat Stop Valve RSV bypass valve RSV Stem
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2.5 TSI
TURBINE SUPERVISORY INSTRUMENT
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CONTENTS
2.5.1. Outline of the TSI 2.5.2. System Description 2.5.3. Principles 2.5.4. TSI Sensor Outline Drawings
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VIBRATION
Shaft vibration is one of the most important factors to monitor for safe operation of a rotating machine. In general, increased shaft vibration will result from factors such as rotor imbalance, friction, and instability of lubricating oil, etc These problems can be detected and remedied at an early stage by supervising shaft vibration. In the case of steam turbines, absolute shaft vibration is monitored.The vibration of each bearing in vertical and horizontal directions to the shaft is monitored. High vibration levels will trigger an alarm signal. Should the vibration exceed the high trip level, a turbine trip-signal will be initiated.
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SHELL EXPANSION
The relative positions between the foundation of the turbine and the shell are monitored and shell elongation in the direction of the shaft is measured using a Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT). Excessive shell expansion will trigger an alarm signal.
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DIFFERENTIAL EXPANSION
The relative differential expansion between the casing and the rotor is measured. Pickups are installed in the HP/IP turbine and the LP turbine to facilitate this. Excessive differential expansion will activate the alarm.
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ECCENTRICITY
The eccentricity of the turbine rotor is measured and is important for monitoring rotor bow, particularly during the turning operation.
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THRUST POSITION
The mobility in the axial direction of the rotor is measured. An alarm and trip signal will be given, if the mobility exceeds preset values. This monitoring system is a duplicate system in the sence that it comprises 3 sets of detectors, drivers and monitors.
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ZERO SPEED
Turbine speed is monitored, turning interlocks will be initiated if the speed drops below the preset value.
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VIBRATION DETECTOR ZERO SPEED DETECTOR ECCENTRICITY DETECTOR HIP DIFF. EXPANSION DETECTOR SHELL EXPANSION DETECTOR KEYPHASOR DETECTOR THRUST POSITION DETECTOR LP DIFF. EXPANSION DETECTOR
ZE5
SE ZE1 ZE2
#1 E3
VE VE
Y X
VE VE
ZE5
Y X
VE
Y
VE
Y
ZE6 ZE6
X
E4
KEYPHASOR
ZE5
VE
X
VE
DIFF. EXPAN.
DIFF.EXP AN
SPEED
POSTION
ECC
X+Y
BRG.#1
VIB.
#1
VIB.
HP
IP
X+Y
X+Y
BRG.#3
LP
LP
X+Y
BRG.#4
FRONT STANDERD
BRG.#2
THRUST BEARING
SHELL EXPANTION CASING ANCHOR POINT
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VIBRATION DETECTOR
VE VE
Y X
VE VE
Y X
VIB.
X+Y
BRG.#5
VIB.
GENERATOR
X+Y
STEADY SUPPORT
BRG.6
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MONITOR
EHC Cabinet
EHC
EHC
EHC
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TRIP(BRG.#2,3,4,5,6)
VIBRATION MONITOR-1
VIBRATION MONITOR-2
TRIP
EHC Cabinet
TRIP EHC
EHC
EHC
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EHC Cabinet
EHC
EHC
EHC
EHC
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TRIP(B)/(C)
TRIP
EHC
EHC Cabinet
EHC
EHC
EHC
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SHAFT Advantages: NO contact with the shaft surface NO moving parts NO wear Easy calibration Good frequency response Disadvantages: External power supply required Sensitive to material properties and imperfections
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Toward/Away
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OUTPUT SIGNAL(Vdc)
0.3
0.5
0.8
1.0
1.3
1.5
1.8
2.0
2.3
2.5
2.8
3.0
3.3
3.6
GAP (mm)
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Detector
Sensor Side
Connection Side
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Extension Cable
Sensor Side
Driver Side
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Driver
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Connection Diagram
Terminal Block
Shield Cable
CAUTION
To avoid electrical shock, do not apply power source to the monitor when wiring. 90
Classroom Lecture Series for Steam Turbine Generator
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CAUTIONARY NOTE: Instruction manuals are provided for installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of the TSI. The person responsible for the TSI should review these manuals carefully before commencing any of these activities.
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