feedwater heater heat transfer richard galati brent smith justin pierce
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Feedwater Heater Heat Feedwater Heater Heat TransferTransfer
Richard GalatiRichard Galati
Brent SmithBrent Smith
Justin PierceJustin Pierce
OverviewOverview
Intermountain Power PlantIntermountain Power Plant– Provides power to Los AngelesProvides power to Los Angeles– 2 Generator Units2 Generator Units
950MW output each950MW output each 1900MW Total Output1900MW Total Output
– Proposed 3Proposed 3rdrd unit will make it the 13 unit will make it the 13thth largest generating station in the USlargest generating station in the US
The Feedwater HeaterThe Feedwater Heater
OverviewOverview Feedwater HeaterFeedwater Heater
– Condenses steamCondenses steam– Preheats water before Preheats water before
entering boilerentering boiler– Increases efficiency and total Increases efficiency and total
BTU outputBTU output
Feedwater HeaterFeedwater Heater
Heat TransferHeat Transfer
Finding Heat TransferFinding Heat Transfer
– Variables Provided by ManufacturerVariables Provided by Manufacturer UUn n - Stage Thermal Resistance - Stage Thermal Resistance AAn n - Stage Area - Stage Area
Log Mean Temperature DifferenceLog Mean Temperature Difference
All temperature values provided from All temperature values provided from instrumentation on feedwater heaterinstrumentation on feedwater heater
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Q for each stage is calculatedQ for each stage is calculated– De-SuperheatingDe-Superheating– CondensingCondensing– Drain CoolingDrain Cooling
QQtottot = Q = Qds ds + Q+ Qcc + Q + Qdcdc
Results compared with projected Results compared with projected data from manufacturerdata from manufacturer
Heat TransferHeat Transfer
ConclusionsConclusions QQtot, predicted tot, predicted = 161.91x10= 161.91x1066 BTU/hr BTU/hr
QQtot, actualtot, actual = 144.5x10 = 144.5x1066 BTU/hr BTU/hr Difference = 17.41x10Difference = 17.41x1066 BTU/hr BTU/hr Why:Why:
– 20 years of use20 years of use– Increase of Flow RateIncrease of Flow Rate– Other…Other…