EP3140519A1 - Method and arrangement for operating a steam turbine plant in combination with thermal water treatment - Google Patents
Method and arrangement for operating a steam turbine plant in combination with thermal water treatmentInfo
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- EP3140519A1 EP3140519A1 EP15724551.5A EP15724551A EP3140519A1 EP 3140519 A1 EP3140519 A1 EP 3140519A1 EP 15724551 A EP15724551 A EP 15724551A EP 3140519 A1 EP3140519 A1 EP 3140519A1
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- water
- raw water
- evaporator
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F01—MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
- F01K—STEAM ENGINE PLANTS; STEAM ACCUMULATORS; ENGINE PLANTS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; ENGINES USING SPECIAL WORKING FLUIDS OR CYCLES
- F01K13/00—General layout or general methods of operation of complete plants
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F01—MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
- F01K—STEAM ENGINE PLANTS; STEAM ACCUMULATORS; ENGINE PLANTS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; ENGINES USING SPECIAL WORKING FLUIDS OR CYCLES
- F01K17/00—Using steam or condensate extracted or exhausted from steam engine plant
- F01K17/06—Returning energy of steam, in exchanged form, to process, e.g. use of exhaust steam for drying solid fuel or plant
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- the invention relates to a method and an arrangement for operating a steam turbine plant in combination with a thermal water treatment plant for the purification of condensate from the exhaust gas of a steam turbine process.
- Steam power plants are the predominant type of power plants for power generation. High demands on the water quality of the boiler feed water ⁇ the water cycle such power stations. When vaporizing the boiler feed water to steam, liquid water is transferred completely to the gas phase on hot surfaces, depending on the design.
- solar energy is transferred completely to the gas phase on hot surfaces, depending on the design.
- SAmtli ⁇ che non-volatile boiler feed water components become deposited on this hot surface. Disadvantageously, these deposits hinder the heat transfer or lead to mechanical failure of, for example, valves.
- many inorganic constituents in boiler feed water ⁇ cause the corrosion tendency of the components in the water-steam cycle further increases. This can result in components, especially steel components, result in clamping voltage ⁇ torn.
- Degradation products of the resin material may disadvantageously deposit on dry surfaces of various components in the heat-steam circuit.
- the cleaning supply of boiler feed water can be accomplished with a reverse osmosis process. In reverse osmosis, but ho he loads the raw water lead adversely to a decrement ⁇ th Flux in reverse osmosis. Furthermore, the most ⁇ th processes are very energy intensive.
- Object of the present invention is to provide a method and an arrangement for water treatment for a steam cycle, which overcome the disadvantages mentioned the ⁇ .
- the inventive method for operating a steam turbines ⁇ nena position in combination with a thermal water treatment system comprises several steps. First, what ⁇ serdampf condensed from a steam turbine plant in a first capacitor to raw water. At least a portion of the raw water is gege ben with a carrier gas in a vaporizer, wherein in the evaporator between raw water and the carrier gas take place, a mass transfer and a heat transfer. The raw water and the carrier gas are passed in the evaporator in countercurrent. In this case, the carrier gas is heated in the Ver ⁇ dunster and pure water is taken from the raw water from the Trä gergas.
- the raw water cools down and the contami ⁇ fixing certificates, especially the semi-volatile contaminants, focus on in the raw water.
- the raw water with the concentrated impurities is collected in a tank after the evaporator.
- the loaded with pure water The carrier gas is conducted into a second condenser.
- the purified water is condensed from the carrier gas, wherein the second condenser is cooled with raw ⁇ water from the tank.
- the purified water is then returned to a steam cycle.
- the preheated in the second condenser raw water is fed to a first heater, wherein heat from the steam turbine or the water vapor circuit passes to the preheated raw water.
- the preheated raw water is then fed from the Hei ⁇ zer in the evaporator.
- the arrangement for operating a steam turbine plant in combination ⁇ nation with a thermal water treatment system includes fully a first condenser for condensing water vapor from the steam turbine plant to the raw water. Furthermore, it includes a vaporizer for operation with raw water and a carrier gas, wherein in the vaporizer material and heat ⁇ transmission takes place. Furthermore, the arrangement comprises a tank for collecting the raw water concentrated with impurities. The arrangement further comprises a second condenser for condensing the pure water from the carrier gas after the evaporator. The arrangement also includes at least one steam turbine for operation with at least a portion of the purified water.
- the method and the arrangement advantageously use both heat from the steam turbine process and the steam cycle, in particular the steam generator, as well as components of the exhaust gas of the steam turbine, in particular the water vapor.
- the evaporation of the raw water from the exhaust gas of the steam turbine works on the principle of forced convection.
- the raw water cooled second capacitor advantageously provides for the recovery of the heat of evaporation.
- the water and the carrier gas are advantageously conducted in countercurrent through the evaporator. The temperature of the carrier gas increases during the countercurrent process, while the temperature of the raw water decreases. At an altitude or a separation stage of the evaporator, the air temperature is lower as the temperature of the raw water.
- a low electrical energy requirement and low other operating costs of the cleaning process of the boiler feed water of the steam turbine are achieved by the coupling of the heat flows. Furthermore, it is possible with the method can be provided regardless of the quality of the raw water, th as a product fully ent ⁇ desalinated water which has been cleaned of low volatile components with consistent product quality preserver ⁇ .
- heat must only at a low temperature level, , The water treatment comes with almost no additional electrical energy input.
- the required thermal energy is taken advantage of the steam turbine installation or to the water steam cycle.
- the steam cycle typically includes at least one steam generator, multiple condensers, and heaters.
- the raw water comprises ammonia as a conditioning agent for the boiler feed water for the steam turbine process.
- the pH of the raw water before the evaporator is adjusted so acidic that the ammonia remains in the evaporator in the raw water.
- Ammonia by itself is a volatile component.
- Ammonia in water can be so konditi ⁇ oniert that the ammonia is present as ammonium ion. This is the case for low pHs of at least one pH unit below the pKa of ammonia of 9.2. If ammonia is hydrolyzed in water as an ammonium ion, it loses its volatility. This can be removed in Ver ⁇ dunster because it is not exceeded in the gas phase.
- ammonia should also be present in the water after the purification in order to influence the corrosion properties of the water.
- the pH is selected to be so high that it is above the pKa value of the ammonia, so that it is volatile and merges with the carrier gas and is thus reconstituted with the purified water in the condenser. can become.
- conditioned water is already available as boiler feed water.
- fresh raw water is added to the tank.
- This raw water is in particular water from the condensate of the exhaust gas of the steam turbine.
- the raw water can also be river water, seawater or wastewater or come from another source of water.
- the process of evaporation makes it possible to use heavily polluted wastewater.
- Rohwas ⁇ sers which is obtained from the condensate of the exhaust gas of the steam turbine, so even more water can be supplied to the process.
- Temperature of the raw water in the evaporator from 60 ° C to 100 ° C. Due to this low temperature level, it is advantageously possible to heat the raw water only by means of the waste heat of the steam cycle, in particular of the steam generator, or of the exhaust gas of the steam turbine. This is advantageous very energy efficient.
- the heater is operated with the heat of the exhaust gas of a steam generator of the steam turbine process.
- the Wasseraufbe ⁇ preparation thus comes advantageously almost without additional electrical energy input.
- the required thermal energy is advantageously completely men from the water vapor ⁇ circuit or the exhaust gas of the steam turbine process entnom-.
- the evaporator is a falling film evaporator or a trickle stream evaporator.
- the boundary surface between the carrier gas, in particular air, and the raw water is advantageously particularly large in order to allow material and heat transfer.
- the carrier gas from bottom to top the raw water is passed from top to bottom.
- Figure 1 shows an arrangement with a steam cycle, Turbi ⁇ ne, capacitors and thermal water treatment
- FIG. 2 shows a thermal water treatment arrangement with a diffuser and a condenser.
- FIG 1 shows a an arrangement 1 with a coupling of the steam turbine power plant with thermal Wasseraufberei ⁇ processing arrangement 5.
- the steam generator 4 generates by means of heat supply 12, typically an external heat source, live steam 7 from boiler feed water 14.
- the live steam 7 is then ge in the turbine 2 for generating electricity ⁇ passes.
- the exhaust gas 6, which is produced during the steam generation 4, is conducted to a heater 15, which heats the raw water 10 of the thermal water treatment arrangement 5.
- the steam 8 leaves the turbine 2 and is then condensed in a first condenser 3 to condensate 9. A portion of this condensate 9 is passed as raw water 10 in the thermal water treatment see 5.
- thermal water treatment 5 additional fresh raw water 11 can be added from another external source. This can be, for example, sea or river water.
- raw water 19 concentrated with impurities leaves the thermal water treatment arrangement 5.
- purified water 22 leaves the thermal water treatment system 5.
- the boiler feed water 14 is then in turn fed to the steam generator 4.
- a purified proportion of boiler feed water 14 with an uncleaned portion of condensate 9 can be fed to boiler feed water 14. be mixed.
- heat of the exhaust gas 6 is too low after steam generation in the steam generator 4
- heat can also be removed at various points of the steam cycle, in the case of several turbine stages and between stages, to heat the heater 15.
- FIG. 2 shows the thermal water treatment arrangement 5 in detail.
- the core of the thermal water treatment ⁇ arrangement 5 is the evaporator.
- a Rieselstromverdunster 16 is used.
- the raw water 10 to be cleaned flows from top to bottom through a structured Verdunsterpackung.
- the air 13 as a carrier gas is passed from bottom to top through the Rieselstromverdunster 16.
- the temperatures in the trickle flow evaporator 16 are in a range between 60 C and
- the Rieselstromverdunster 16 works by means of convective assisted evaporation of water.
- the pure water evaporates into the counter-current air 13 and can then be condensed again in a second condenser 17 and fed back into the steam generator 4 as clean water 22.
- the second condenser 17 is cooled with raw water 10.
- the already heated raw water 18 is then passed through the heater 15 to bring the Roh ⁇ water to the temperature that is needed in the trickle steam evaporator 16.
- the raw water 18 is subsequently irrigated ⁇ chd over a suitable Verdunstermaterial.
- materials in particular structured packings of plastic, metal or cellulose with a specific surface area of 100 m 2 / m 3 to 300 m 2 / m 3 are used.
- the Rieselstromverdunster 16 is operated in countercurrent. That is, the temperature of the downflowing raw water 18 drops from the head to the bottom of Rieselstromverdunsters 16 because the water is extracted by evaporation and air heating energy. By contrast, the temperature of the countercurrent air rises from the foot to the head of the trickle flow evaporator 16. On a separation stage, that is, at a height in the trickle stream evaporator 16, the temperature of the air always remains lower than the temperature of the raw water. Thus, the heat transfer from the falling water to the rising air, and according to the rising temperature, the air in the upper part of the Rieselstromverdunster 16 absorb more water vapor.
- the concentrated with impurities raw water 19 is partially introduced into a tank 20 for storage, partly it is conveyed out of the system through ⁇ out.
- the tank 20 is filled with fresh raw water 11.
- the fresh raw water 11 may on the one hand be the condensed water from the turbine 2, but on the other hand also water from other water sources, such as river water, seawater or sewage treatment plant.
- the advantage of the evaporation process used is that even the treatment of heavily polluted waste water is possible.
- the boiler feed water 14 is typically conditioned prior to steam generation to operate the steam turbine such that the tendency to corrosion decreases. This is done ⁇ example, with the addition of volatile alkalizing agents, in particular ammonia.
- volatile alkalizing agents in particular ammonia.
- usual ammonia concentrations range from 0.5 mg / L to 1 mg / L (with the addition of phosphate) or> 5 mg / L (without added phosphate).
- Ammonia can in high concen ⁇ tions in the presence of foreign ions such as phosphate, however, turn to corrosion, especially due to the formation of ammonium salts, lead heat steam cycle. Therefore, depending on the driving style, it may be necessary to remove ammonia in the thermal water treatment assembly 5 from the system.
- Ammonia is a volatile component and would pass into the vapor phase in Rieselstromverdunster 16 without conditioning the raw water and so burden the purified water.
- the pH of the raw water 18 is adjusted to be at least one pH unit below the pKa of ammonia of 9.2. In this pH range, the ammonia is present as ammonium ion in water. The ammonium ion is hydrolyzed and by a little fleeting.
- the trickle stream evaporator 16 does not pass into the gas phase, but leaves the trickle stream evaporator 16 with the concentrated raw water 19. Ammonia can then be added again to the boiler feed water 14 in the desired concentration.
- a pH value can be selected, which is Wenig ⁇ least one pH unit above the pKa value of 9.2.
- the ammonia can be fed into the second condenser 17 together with the air 21 charged with the purified water.
- This water can be recycled directly as a conditioned boiler ⁇ feed water 14 in the steam circuit of the turbine 2 ⁇ .
- an operation of the water treatment plant is enriched al lerdings ammonia due to its high vapor pressure in Kon ⁇ condensate.
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