28-06-1967 дата публикации
Номер: GB1073581A
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1,073,581. Raising steam in once-through forced - flow steam generators. FOSTER WHEELER CORPORATION. May 20, 1964 [May 20, 1963], No. 20916/64. Heading F4A. [Also in Division F1] A forced-flow once-through steam generating unit comprising steam generating sections 14, 16 and superheating sections 22, 24 in series, whose output passes to a two-stage turbine 26, 30 and then to a condenser 32, to be recirculated through heaters 36, 42 and a de-aerator and storage tank 38, 40 by pumps 85, 34 back to economizer 12, has a start-up arrangement including a pressure reducing station 44 before the first superheater 22 and a turbine by-pass 48 between the superheating sections 22, 24 respectively. The pressure reducing station, Fig. 7 (not shown), comprises three reducing valves in parallel with one another and with a double-port high capacity valve which is in series with an isolation shut-off valve, all in parallel with the main flow line valves used during normal operation. The by-pass line 48 includes stop valve 52, itself by-passed by line 98, spray at temperator 54 arid flash tank 46, from whence water lines 68a, 68b, controlled by valves 72, 74 respectively lead to the condenser hot well 70 and the high pressure heaters, whilst steam line 56 with valve 58 leads to the inlet of superheater 24 (isolatable from superheater 22 by valve 50 in the main flow line) and steam line 60 with valves 66, 64, 62 and 82 respectively in its branches, leads to the high pressure heaters 42, deaerator 38, the turbine gland seal regulator and into a second turbine by-pass 76 controlled by valve 78, leading from the outlet of superheater 24 to the condenser 32. Raising steam.-A 30% full load flow through the furnace circuitry to cool it, first at 600 p.s.i., then at operating pressure (3650 p.s.i. for supercritical or 2250 p.s.i. for subcritical operation) is established, throttled at pressure reducing station 44 to 100 p.s.i., the output all passing via line 48 to flash tank 46 and thence ...
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