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    PP Emergencies

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    The document outlines various power plant emergencies, including boiler emergencies such as high furnace pressure from issues with fans or leaks, turbine emergencies from sudden load changes or vibration, generator emergencies like low stator water flow or high rotor temperature, and grid failures requiring starting emergency systems until the grid normalizes. It provides potential causes and mitigation steps for each type of emergency.

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    PP Emergencies

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    The document outlines various power plant emergencies, including boiler emergencies such as high furnace pressure from issues with fans or leaks, turbine emergencies from sudden load changes or vibration, generator emergencies like low stator water flow or high rotor temperature, and grid failures requiring starting emergency systems until the grid normalizes. It provides potential causes and mitigation steps for each type of emergency.

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    The document outlines various power plant emergencies, including boiler emergencies such as high furnace pressure from issues with fans or leaks, turbine emergencies from sudden load changes or vibration, generator emergencies like low stator water flow or high rotor temperature, and grid failures requiring starting emergency systems until the grid normalizes. It provides potential causes and mitigation steps for each type of emergency.

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    PP Emergencies

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    Alok Ranjan Tripathi
    The document outlines various power plant emergencies, including boiler emergencies such as high furnace pressure from issues with fans or leaks, turbine emergencies from sudden load changes or vibration, generator emergencies like low stator water flow or high rotor temperature, and grid failures requiring starting emergency systems until the grid normalizes. It provides potential causes and mitigation steps for each type of emergency.

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    POWER PLANT EMERGENECIES

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    Presentation outline
    Boiler Emergencies

    Turbine Emergencies
    Generator Emergencies

    Grid Failure

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    BOILER

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    HIGH FURNACE PRESSURE


    One I.D. Fan tripped or Mal-operation of control vanes of I.D./F.D./P.A. Fans or closing of damper Unstable furnace flame conditions. Sudden starting of coal mill. Furnace water seal broken, E.P. or flue gas path manhole opened. Water wall tube rupture/leakage.

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    ID FAN LUB. OIL PRESSURE / BEARING TEMP TROUBLE


    Lub. oil pressure may be inadequate. Lub. oil filters may be choked. Greasing long overdue in fan bearings. Corresponding alarm will indicate the problem area.

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    ID FAN TRIP
    Motor over-loaded. Corresponding FD Fan has tripped. Spurious electrical fault. Lub. Oil pressure problem. Bearing temperature problem. Corresponding APH may have tripped.

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    FURNACE PRESSURE LOW


    I.D. Fan auto control Failure. I.D. Fan vane control mechanism Failure causing vanes to open wide. Sudden decrease in air input or tripping of one F. D. fan. Sudden tripping of one or more mills or choking of mill/raw coal Feeder pipe.

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    FD FAN TRIPPED
    Motor over-loaded Lub oil pressure trouble. Bearing temperature trouble. ID fan has tripped. FD lub. Oil pressure low.

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    PA FAN TRIPPED
    tripping is due to high bearing temp. Boiler has tripped. Lub. Oil pressure may be very low. It will lead to tripping of some mills in service.

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    AIR PRE-HEATER
    AIR PRE HEATER BEARING TEMPERATURE VERY HIGH. AIR PRE-HEATER ELECTRIC MOTOR TRIPPED. APH ELECTRIC DRIVE TRIPPED AND AIR MOTOR FAILS TO START. AIR PRE-HEATER ON FIRE.

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    DRUM LEVEL LOW


    Mal-operation of Feed Auto Control or Feed Regulator or scoop auto. Tripping of one of working feed pump (standby pump does not start) Sudden increase of load. Sudden increase in firing rate, e.g. starting of mills having sufficient coal left before previous stopping. Tube repture/puncture of low point drain valves or Emergency drum drain Valve Inadvertant opening of low point drain valves or Emergency drum drain valve.

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    HIGH DRUM LEVEL


    Mal-operation of feed water control. Sudden decrease in firing rate e.g. tripping of the running mills. B.F.P. Scoop tube position suddenly increased.

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    FLAME FAILURE AT AN ELEVATION


    Closing of trip valves on H.O. , W.U. Oil/ Ignitor (Causing loss of ignition support energy) Where F.O. is being used as support fuel or when only oil is being used Sudden decrease of mill feeder speeds to minimum. Too low or too high windbox pressure causing unstable combustion. Water wall tube failure Malfunction of flame scanners due to supply failure or scanner air failure, slag or soot on scanner lenses etc. Burner tilt mechanism negative extreme due to air failure to power cylinders.

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    ONE FEEDER TRIPS


    Support energy is removed within 3 minutes of feeder starting. No coal flow alarm comes & low current relay picks up simultaneously. (Feeder shear pin given way) Mill trips, Feeder motor supply fails

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    ONE MILL TRIPS


    Mill discharge valves are closed Loss of elevation D.C. supply for more than 2 secs. Support ignition energy is removed Within 3 minutes of feeder starting. Motor protection operates. One P.A. Fan trips (mill in excess of 3 will trip starting from bottom).

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    WATER MILL TUBE LEAKAGE


    Starved water walls due to very low drum level. Sustained flame impingement on water wall tubes. Blocked tube, scaling of tube, resulting in overheating of tube metal, pitting, corrosion of tubes. Soot blower steam impingement (wet steam impingement or direct impingement of steam). Circulation affected due to opening of low point drains.

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    REHEATER/SUPFRHEATER/ ECONOMISER TUBE FAILURE


    Sustained high metal temperatures due to waterwall Slagging or forcing boiler at the time of hot restart. Erosion on tubes due to high excess air, high ash content in coal dislocated tubes, soot blowing. Blocked tubes causing overheating. Salt deposition due to high water level in drum, poor quality of water. Inadequate flow due to open superheater, reheater drain.

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    Continuous watch on ash build up Reduce load Stopping of unit

    Problem in Bottom Ashing System

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    TURBINE

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    TURBINE EMERGENCIES
    SUDDEN LOAD THROW OFF SUDDEN INCREASE OF LOAD FROM FULL LOAD VIBRATION HIGH TURBINE OVER SPEED MOT LEVEL LOW TURBINE BEARING OIL PRESS LOW BEARING OIL INLET TEMP. HIGH DIFFERENTIAL EXPANSION HI/LOW AXIAL SHIFT HIGH LOSS OF VACUUM LOSS OF BARRING GEAR OR BARRING GEAR FAILS TO START

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    HOTWELL LEVEL LOW


    Excessive flow to D/A from Hotwell Some leakage in steam/water (feed) circuit (waterwall super heater, Economiser etc.). ACS Xmitter failure/fault. DM make-up may be inadequate. DM make up pump may have tripped.

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    HOTWELL LEVEL HIGH.


    Malfunctioning of condensate PP valve Malfunctioning of DM make up valve. Condenser tube leakage Too much DM make-up to Hotwell. Hotwell set point too high. ACS transmitter fault. Condensate pumps may have tripped

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    LOSS OF VACUUM
    Steam ejector not properly functioning. High level in condenser LOSS OF CIRCULATING WATER PUMP Air leak into system Condenser tube choking CW inlet water temp hi.

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    BOILER FEED PUMP


    BFP RE-CIRCULATION VALVE FAILS CLOSED. BFP LOSS OF LUB. OIL PRESSURE BFP BEARING VIBRATION HIGH BFP HYDRAULIC COUPLING OUTLET OIL TEMPERATURE IS GOING HIGH. BFP SUCTION PRESSURE IS FALLING LOW. BOILER FEED PUMP MASTER SPEED CONTROLLER FAILS HIGH.

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    GENERATOR

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    Generator emergencies
    Stator Water Flow Low Stator Water Conductivity High Hydrogen Pressure Low/Hydrogen leakage Hydrogen Purity Low Seal Oil Differential pr low Liquid in Generator Generator Stator Cooling Water Leakage Damper Tank Level Low Rotor Temperature High Stator Winding Temperature High Loss of Excitation Generator Transformer Cooling System Trouble Generator Rotor Earth Fault.

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    GRID FAILURE
    1.DC lighting ON ( Torch light must be available at least in night shift). 2. Ensure starting of emergency DC drives: -Gen Seal Oil pump. -LOP of main TG -Scanner air fan. Then monitor battery voltage and current. 3. Ensure starting of air motors of APHs. 4. Open vacuum breaker manually. Close MOT oil centrifuge supply vv. Close SB isolation vv. Close gland steam supply vv.

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    GRID FAILURE
    5.Ensure starting of DG set ,charging of EMCC and then changing over of emergency drives. 6.Open the incomer breakers of switch gears and transformers (motor breakers tripped on no voltage ). 7.After normalization of EMCC TVDC,BVDC AND BDDC power supply will restore. So care must be taken so that condenser/FT etc. will not

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    MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEMS
    LOSS OF STATION AIR PRESSURE. LOSS OF INSTRUMENT AIR PRESSURE. BOILER WATER SILICA HIGH. ELECTRICAL TRIPPING OF SUPPLY TO THE BOARD.

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    THANK YOU

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