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Report on Vocational Training
at
National Thermal Power Corporation, Dadri
Bachelor of Technology
Mechanical Engineering
By
UJJAWAL PRATAP SINGH
2012UME1368
Under the supervision ofMr. Ashish Kumar Purwar
Deputy Manager (AHP), NTPC Dadri
Mr. Surya Pratap Singh
Senior Engineer, NTPC Dadri
Submitted to
Dr. G.D. AgarwalDr. Gopal Agrawal
Dr. Rakesh Jain
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MALAVIYA NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
JAIPUR
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
An engineer with only theoretical knowledge is not a complete engineer.
Practical knowledge is very important to develop and apply engineering
skills.
It gives me a great pleasure to have an opportunity to acknowledge and to
express gratitude to those who were associated with me during my training at
NTPC.
I am very great-full to Mr. S.L. Soni for providing me with an opportunity to
undergo training under his able guidance. Furthermore, special thanks to Mr.
Atul Kumar Purti for his help and support at NTPC Dadri. Last, but not the
least, I would also like to acknowledge the immense pleasure, brought about
by my friends as they pursued their training along with me. We shared some
unforgettable moments together. I express my sincere thanks and gratitude to
NTPC authorities for allowing me to undergo the training in this prestigious
organization. I will always remain indebted to them for their constant interest
and excellent guidance in my training work, moreover for providing me with
an opportunity to work and gain experience.
THANK YOU
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ABSTRACTThis Project Report has been prepared in fulfilment of Industrial Training to be
carried out in third year of our four year B.TECH course. For preparing the Project
Report, we have visited NTPC Dadri during the suggested duration for the period of
45 days, to avail the necessary information. The blend of learning and knowledge
acquired during our practical studies at the company is presented in this Project
Report.
The rationale behind visiting the power plant and preparing the Project Report is to
study the mechanical overview, various cycles and processes (viz. Steam Generation,
coal handling, turbine functioning) of power generation in thermal power plant.
We have carried out this training under well experienced and highly qualified
engineers of various departments at NTPC Dadri. We have tried our best to cover allthe aspects of the power plant and their brief detailing in this project report.
The main aim to carry out this training is to familiarize ourselves with the real
industrial scenario, so that we can relate with our engineering studies.
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CONTENTS
Certificate.ii
Acknowledgement...iii
Abstract...iv
Contents...v
List of Figures..viii
List of Tables..x
Abbreviationsxi
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION.1
1.1 About NTPC..1
1.2 Strategies of NTPC...2
1.3 Vision.3
1.4 Mission.3
1.5 Core Values3
1.6 Installed Capacity.31.7 Working Principle.6
1.8 About NTPC Dadri...7
1.8.1 Installed Capacity...7
1.8.2 Location.8
1.8.3 Coal Source....8
1.8.4 Water Source.8
CHAPTER 2 COAL CYCLE..9
2.1 Coal Supplied at NTPC Dadri..9
2.2 Different Components of Coal Cycle.9
2.2.1 Wagon Tippler.10
2.2.2 Track Hopper10
2.2.3 Paddle Feeder.11
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2.2.4 Conveyer Belts..11
2.2.5 Safety Switches in Conveyers.11
2.2.6 Crusher House..12
2.2.7 Stacker cum Reclaimer...12
2.2.8 Coal Yard...13
2.2.9 Coal Bunker.13
2.2.10 Coal Feeder...14
2.2.11 Coal Mill...14
2.2.12 Furnace..15
CHAPTER 3 WATER CYCLE17
3.1 De-mineralized Water/Steam Cycle..17
3.2 Condensate Cycle...17
3.2.1 Hot Well...183.2.2 Condensate Extraction Pump...18
3.2.3 Feed Water Heater...18
3.2.4 Deaerator...19
3.2.5 Feed Storage Tank.19
3.3 Feed Water Cycle...20
3.3.1 Boiler Feed Pump..20
3.3.2 Feed Regulating Station...22
3.3.3 Economiser.223.3.4 Boiler Drum...23
3.3.5 Boiler..24
3.4 Steam Cycle.25
3.4.1 Superheater..25
3.4.2 Reheater....26
3.4.3 Steam Lines26
3.4.4 Condenser.26
3.5 Cooling Water Cycle...283.5.1 Raw Water Reservoir......28
3.5.2 De-Mineralizing Plant...28
3.5.3 Forebay...29
3.5.4 Cooling Water Pump House....29
3.5.5 Cooling Tower....29
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CHAPTER 4 TURBINE AND GENERATOR..31
4.1 Turbine....31
4.1.1 High Pressure Turbine..31
4.1.2 Intermediate Pressure Turbine..32
4.1.3 Low Pressure Turbine...32
4.2 Electricity Cycle..33
4.3 Generator.....34
4.4 Transformer....35
4.5 Switchyard...36
4.5.1 Circuit Breaker..37
CHAPTER 5 AIR AND FLUE GAS CYCLE.38
5.1 Air Cycles..38
5.2 Fans..395.2.1 Primary Air Fan...39
5.2.2 Forced Draft Fan.39
5.2.3 Induced Draft Fan..40
5.3 Flue Gas Cycles..41
5.3.1 Air Preheater.41
5.3.2 Electrostatic Precipitator..42
5.3.3 Chimney...43
5.4 Ash Handling Plant....45
Conclusion47
References48
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LIST OF FIGURES
S.No Figure No. Title Page No.1 Fig 1.1 PLF vs Year graph 2
2 Fig 1.2 Strategies of NTPC 2
3 Fig 1.3 Rankine Cycle (with reheat) 6
4 Fig 2.1 Coal Cycle 10
5 Fig 2.2 Wagon Tippler 11
6 Fig 2.3 Track Hoppers 11
7 Fig 2.4 Coal Sizes 12
8 Fig 2.5 Stacker cum Reclaimer 139 Fig 2.6 Coal Bunkers (in Yellow) 14
10 Fig 2.7 Coal Mills (Pulveriser) 15
11 Fig 2.8 Rollers of Coal Mill 15
12 Fig 3.1 Water Cycle 17
13 Fig 3.2 Low Pressure Heater 19
14 Fig 3.3 High Pressure Heater 19
15 Fig 3.4 Deaerator (upper cylinder) and Feed Storage
Tank (lower cylinder)
20
16 Fig 3.5 Boiler Feed Pump 22
17 Fig 3.6 Boiler Drum 23
18 Fig 3.7 Condenser 27
19 Fig 3.8 Natural Draft Cooling Towers 30
20 Fig 3.9 Cooling Tower from inside 30
21 Fig 4.1 High Pressure Turbine 31
22 Fig 4.2 Intermediate Pressure Turbine 3223 Fig 4.3 Low Pressure Turbine 32
24 Fig 4.4 Generator (Red) and Turbine (Green) 34
25 Fig 4.5 Station Transformer 36
26 Fig 4.6 Switch Yard 36
27 Fig 5.1 Flue Gas Cycle 38
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28 Fig 5.2 Forced Draft Fan (bottom left) and Primary Air
Fan (bottom right)
40
29 Fig 5.3 Induced Draft Fan 41
30 Fig 5.4 Air Preheater 42
31 Fig 5.5 Electrostatic Precipitator 43
32 Fig 5.6 Chimney 4433 Fig 5.7 Hydrobins 46
34 Fig 5.8 Dry Ash Silos 46
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LIST OF TABLESS.No Table No. Title Page No.
1 Table 1.1 Installed Capacity of NTPC 32 Table 1.2 Coal Based Plants 4
3 Table 1.3 Gas Based Plants 4
4 Table 1.4 Projects Under Implementation 5
5 Table 1.5 Power Plants with Joint Ventures 5
6 Table 1.6 NTPC Dadri Coal Based 7
7 Table 1.7 NTPC Dadri Gas Based 8
8 Table 2.1 Crusher House 12
9 Table 2.2 Coal Mill 1510 Table 2.3 Furnace specifications 16
11 Table 3.1 Condensate Extraction Pump specifications 18
12 Table 3.2 Boiler Feed Booster Pump specifications 21
13 Table 3.3 Boiler Feed Pump specifications 21
14 Table 3.4 Economiser Specifications 22
15 Table 3.5 Boiler Drum specifications 23
16 Table 3.6 Boiler Specifications 24
17 Table 3.7 Superheater specifications 25
18 Table 3.8 Reheater Specifications 26
19 Table 3.9 Condenser Specifications 27
20 Table 3.10 Cooling Tower Specifications 30
21 Table 4.1 Turbine Specifications 33
22 Table 4.2 Stage I (210MW) Generator specifications 35
23 Table 5.1 PA Fan specifications 39
24 Table 5.2 FD Fan specifications 3925 Table 5.3 ID Fan specifications 40
26 Table 5.4 Electrostatic Precipitator specifications 42
27 Table 5.5 Chimney Specifications 44
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ABBREVIATIONSAHP ASH HANDLING PLANT
APH AIR PRE HEATER
BFP BOILER FEED PUMP
CEP CONDENSATE EXTRACTION PUMP
CHP COAL HANDLING PLANT
CRH COLD REHEAT LINE
DM DEMINERLISATION PLANT
FD FAN FORCED DRAUGHT FAN
HP TURBINE HIGH PRESSURE TURBINE
HRH HOT REHEAT LINE
ID FAN INDUCED DRAUHT FAN
IP TURBINE INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE TURBINE
LP TURBINE LOW PRESSURE TURBINE
NRV NON RETURN VALVE
PA FAN PRIMARY AIR FAN
RH REHEATER
SH SUPERHEATERSAC STRONG ACID CATION
SBA STRONG BASE ANION
TPH TONN PER HOUR
T&G TURBINE AND GENRATOR
WAC WEAK ACID CATION
WBA WEAK BASE ANION