Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid

The considerable rise in electricity demand has resulted in big capital investment for new power plants. This expansion, coupled with the escalating cost of fuel, spare parts, labour etc., have imposed an increasingly urgent need to ensure that the existing plants are operated and maintained as near...

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Main Author: Mohd Khalid, Zahrom
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 1992
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Online Access:https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25890/1/PPb_ZAHROM%20MOHD%20KHALID%20EM%2092_5.pdf
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description The considerable rise in electricity demand has resulted in big capital investment for new power plants. This expansion, coupled with the escalating cost of fuel, spare parts, labour etc., have imposed an increasingly urgent need to ensure that the existing plants are operated and maintained as near to optimum conditions as possible. The term 'efficiency' is commonly used when quantifying plant performance and 'heat rate' is less favourable. Therefore, performance monitoring is usually based on efficiency calculation. However, heat rate data are valuable in order to decide the optimum number of plants to run to meet the required load, and to determine the best distribution of load between those plants. In system operation, the heat rate value is an essential parameter for System Operation Department to determine which particular generating plant is relatively more economical to operate.
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spelling uitm.eprints-58902022-11-25T03:36:32Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25890/ Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid Mohd Khalid, Zahrom Energy conservation Heat engines The considerable rise in electricity demand has resulted in big capital investment for new power plants. This expansion, coupled with the escalating cost of fuel, spare parts, labour etc., have imposed an increasingly urgent need to ensure that the existing plants are operated and maintained as near to optimum conditions as possible. The term 'efficiency' is commonly used when quantifying plant performance and 'heat rate' is less favourable. Therefore, performance monitoring is usually based on efficiency calculation. However, heat rate data are valuable in order to decide the optimum number of plants to run to meet the required load, and to determine the best distribution of load between those plants. In system operation, the heat rate value is an essential parameter for System Operation Department to determine which particular generating plant is relatively more economical to operate. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 1992 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25890/1/PPb_ZAHROM%20MOHD%20KHALID%20EM%2092_5.pdf Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid. (1992) [Student Project] <http://terminalib.uitm.edu.my/25890.pdf> (Unpublished)
spellingShingle Energy conservation
Heat engines
Mohd Khalid, Zahrom
Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid
title Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid
title_full Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid
title_fullStr Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid
title_full_unstemmed Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid
title_short Heat rate study in thermal power plant / Zahrom Mohd Khalid
title_sort heat rate study in thermal power plant zahrom mohd khalid
topic Energy conservation
Heat engines
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25890/1/PPb_ZAHROM%20MOHD%20KHALID%20EM%2092_5.pdf
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