Wang Jinquan, Wang Jianqiang, Shao Feng
2015, 29(3): 180.
Taking a 660 MW pure condensing turbine as an example, by comparing the design curves under two steam distribution modes respectively controlled by sequence valve and composite valve, the throttle loss of governing valve under sequence valve control was found to be relatively small within normal load range; keeping the load unchanged, and switching the control mode from composite valve to sequence valve, the pressure of governing stage would reduce by 0.4 MPa, and the No.1 bearing vibration would drop. Comparing all the safety and economic indicators obtained in load tests under two steam distribution modes, the heat rates at 600 MW were basically the same, but at 450~580 MW, the average heat rate under sequence valve mode was 30 kJ/(kW·h) lower than the composite valve mode, and the No.1 bearing vibration in Y direction was 45 μm smaller. Test results show that compared with composite valve mode, the sequence valve control is better regarding safety and economic efficiency, which may serve as a reference for improvement of steam distribution mode of similar units.