US2010132362A1PendingUtilityA1
Condensation method
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Abstract
A condensation method is described according to which exhaust steam from a turbine ( 1 ) of a condensation power plant is supplied to an air-cooled condenser ( 3 ) for condensation. The condensate (K) obtained in the condenser ( 3 ) is preheated in a condensate heating stage ( 6 ) prior to its supply to an evaporator upstream of the turbine ( 1 ) by means of a feed pump. The condensate (K) is heated by a partial steam flow (T) of the turbine ( 1 ). A degasifier ( 8 ) is mounted in parallel to the condensate heating stage ( 6 ) for degasifying the makeup feed water (W).
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8 . A condensation method, comprising the steps of:
feeding water from an evaporator to a turbine of a condensation power plant; conducting an exhaust steam flow from the turbine through a condensate heating stage; condensing the exhaust steam flow in an air-cooled condenser to produce a condensate flow; heating the condensate flow, before being transferred into a condensate collecting tank, in the condensate heating stage by means of the turbine exhaust steam flow conducted through the condensate heating stage; and feeding a partial steam flow exiting the condenser to a degasifier for heating cold makeup feed water tank.
9 . The condensation method of claim 8 , wherein the air-cooled condenser operates in dephlegmator mode.
10 . The condensation method of claim 8 , wherein the air-cooled condenser includes first heat exchanging elements operating in condenser mode and second heat exchanging elements operating in dephlegmator mode.
11 . The condensation method of claim 8 , further comprising the step of transforming the condensate flow to form drops when undergoing the heating step.
12 . The condensation method of claim 11 , wherein the transforming step includes the step of conducting the condensate flow across formed bodies.
13 . The condensation method of claim 12 , wherein the transforming step includes the step of arranging the formed bodies in the form of a cascade.
14 . The condensation method of claim 8 , further comprising the step of atomizing the condensate flow to form drops.
15 . A condensation method, comprising the steps of:
conducting exhaust steam from a turbine through a first condensate heating stage, thereby condensing a portion of the exhaust steam; condensing a remaining portion of the exhaust steam in an air-cooled condenser to produce a first condensate; feeding the first condensate back to the first condensate heating stage for heating the condensate by means of the exhaust steam flowing through the first condensate heating stage; and diverting a partial steam flow exiting the condenser to a second heating stage for heating incoming cold makeup feed water and producing a second condensate.
16 . The condensation method of claim 15 , wherein the second heating stage includes a degasifier for degassing the makeup feed water.
17 . The condensation method of claim 15 , further comprising the step of extracting gases forming in the condenser, first and second condensate heating stages, and degasifier.
18 . The condensation method of claim 16 , wherein the second heating stage includes an excess steam condenser for condensing excess steam exiting the condenser during the extracting step by incoming cold makeup feed water.
19 . The condensation method of claim 15 , further comprising the step of feeding the second condensate back to the first condensate heating stage.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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