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© J. Yan-1999-11
Advanced Gas Turbine Power Advanced Gas Turbine Power Generation TechnologiesGeneration Technologies
Jinyue YanJinyue Yan
Luleå University of Technology (LTU)Luleå University of Technology (LTU)
Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)Presented at Presented at
Sweden-China Workshop on Energy R&D and Climate Sweden-China Workshop on Energy R&D and Climate Change Change
Stockholm, November 14-16, 2001Stockholm, November 14-16, 2001
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Driving forces of power Driving forces of power marketmarket
Source: International Power Generation, Vol. 21, No. 5, Sept. 1998
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What happens in Nature when energy What happens in Nature when energy provides services ? A “heat engine provides services ? A “heat engine
model”model”
What have we paid What have we paid for the services?for the services?
Have we ever paid?Have we ever paid?
Forgot the nature?Forgot the nature?
Nature (Source)Nature (Source)
Nature (Sink)Nature (Sink)
SocietySociety
service/service/energyenergy
resourcesresources
wasteswastes
Nature (Sink)Nature (Sink)
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When are you going to payWhen are you going to pay
now or future ?now or future ?
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Gas Turbine R&D TrendsGas Turbine R&D Trends
Efficiency ImprovementEfficiency Improvement Reduce emissions including COReduce emissions including CO22
Integration with other advanced Integration with other advanced power generation technologies, e.g. power generation technologies, e.g. fuel cellsfuel cells
Distributed power generation- Distributed power generation- MicroturbineMicroturbine
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Fuel-based power plants - Fuel-based power plants - combustion engine basedcombustion engine based Steam TurbineSteam Turbine
– steam as working fluidsteam as working fluid– max temp 650-700Cmax temp 650-700C
Gas TurbineGas Turbine– combution gases as combution gases as
working fluidworking fluid– max temp. 1260 --> 1400Cmax temp. 1260 --> 1400C
Combined cycle: Combined cycle: ST+GTST+GT
Hero Steam Turbine BC200
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Market of Gas Turbines and TurbinesMarket of Gas Turbines and Turbines
Development of orders placed (MW) worldwide for hydrocarbon fueled power plants (Langston, Global Gas Turbine News, IGTI, Vol. 36, No. 3, 1996)
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((News) from Gas Turbine News) from Gas Turbine ManufacturersManufacturers
ABB: (1994) GT24/26: simple cycle 38%, CC ABB: (1994) GT24/26: simple cycle 38%, CC 58.5%.58.5%.
GE: (1995) G and H-Technology, CC 60%.GE: (1995) G and H-Technology, CC 60%. Siemens-WestinghouseSiemens-Westinghouse Capstone(2000): Microturbine 30kWe (60kWe)Capstone(2000): Microturbine 30kWe (60kWe)
– 1998: 3 units1998: 3 units– 1999: 211 units1999: 211 units– 2000: 790 units2000: 790 units
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Note: Note: 1791: first gas turbine patent (John Barber)1791: first gas turbine patent (John Barber) 1900: first gas turbine operated in France by Stolze1900: first gas turbine operated in France by Stolze
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R&D on Steam and Gas R&D on Steam and Gas TurbinesTurbines
Annual Publications in “Steam Turbines” and “Gas Turbines” in the Last 30 Years.
Literature Searching Results from Ei – Engineering Index by Yan, May 10, 1999. Key Words: gas turbine, steam turbine.
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400
800
1200
1970s 1980s 1990s
Gas Turbine
Steam Turbine
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Gas and Steam Turbine Efficiency Evaluation (McDonald, 1994)
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Efficiency vs turbine inlet temperatureEfficiency vs turbine inlet temperature
1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000
Eff
icie
ncy
Inle
t Tem
pera
ture
60% CC
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Efficiency Improvement of Gas Efficiency Improvement of Gas Turbine CyclesTurbine Cycles
Turbine Machinery Turbine Machinery Aerodynamic Aerodynamic Advancement to Advancement to improve improve compressor and compressor and turbine efficiency turbine efficiency - CFD Code- CFD Code- Blading geometry- Blading geometry- Casing surface treatment- Casing surface treatment …... …...
Turbine Inlet Turbine Inlet Temperature Temperature IncreasesIncreases- Material technology- Material technology- Cooling techniques- Cooling techniques
More advanced More advanced CyclesCycles
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Approaches for Gas Turbine R&D
Cycle innovation
Working fluids
Hardwareimprovement
System integration
Integration
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Advanced Gas Turbine Advanced Gas Turbine SystemsSystems
Combined cyclesCombined cycles Evaporative gas turbine (HAT) and STIG cyclesEvaporative gas turbine (HAT) and STIG cycles ReheatReheat Inlet air coolingInlet air cooling Microturbines (30kW-300KW)Microturbines (30kW-300KW) Chemical Looping Combustion (CLC)Chemical Looping Combustion (CLC) Kalina bottoming cycleKalina bottoming cycle Chemical recuperationChemical recuperation Hydrogen combustion turbineHydrogen combustion turbine ……......
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Inlet air cooling
Intercooling
Reheat
Heat recovery
Recuperation
Recuperation
Modification of System Configuration by Additions of Options to Simple Cycle.
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ProductOutputs
Energy Sources
Natural Gas Fuel
Solid FuelsBiomass, Coal, etc
Processes
Waste Heat
Externally fired gas turbines- System optimization & analysis- Heat recovery subsystems- High temperature heat exchange- Topping combustion
Close cycles- System optimization & analysis- Working fluids- Economic analysis- Equipment sizing
Ammonia-water cycles- System optimization & analysis- Working fluids- Economic analysis- Thermophysical properties
Evaporative gas turbines- System optimization & analysis- Humidification tower- Transport characteristics- Water recovery
Power
Power+
Heat
Chemical looping combustion- System optimization & analysis- Economic analysis- Equipment sizing- CO2 reduction
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Role of Heat Exchangers in GT Role of Heat Exchangers in GT Cycles/ApplicationsCycles/Applications
(REHEATER)STEAM
GENERATOR
IGCCHEAVY DUTY GAS
TURBINE
COMB.CYCLE
SIMPLECYCLE
EvGTHAT
AERODERIVATIVEGAS TURBINES
STEAM GENERATOR
GASIFIERIGCC
I.C.REFORMER
CHEM.RECUP.
HATEvGT
I.C.R.C.A.F.
SATURATOR
INTER -COOLED
COMB.CYCLE
I.C.STEAM
GENERATOR
INTER-COOLED
I.C.
COMBINEDCYCLE
SIMPLECYCLE
STEAM GENERATOR
NO HEATEXCHANGER
NO HEATEXCHANGER
SUPPLIMENT.-FIRED
EFCC
PFBC
CLOSED CYCLES
COMB.CYCLE
I.C.R.C.
STEAM GENERATOR
COMB.CYCLE
COMB.CYCLE
HEATEXCH.
SATURATORI.C.R.C.A.F.
STEAM GENERATOR
GASIFIER
STIG
PRECOOLERI.C.R.C.
HEATER
HTHxSTEAM
GENERATOR
CHEM.RECUP.
REFORMER
I.C.HEATERSTEAM
GENERATOR
STIG
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R&D on Evaporative Gas R&D on Evaporative Gas TurbinesTurbines
A national R&D program, 1992: prestudy, 1993 -A national R&D program, 1992: prestudy, 1993 - Team includes industrial companies and universities: AlstoTeam includes industrial companies and universities: Alsto
m (ABB), (Volvo), Vattenfall, Sydkraft, El-forskare, El-Kraft (m (ABB), (Volvo), Vattenfall, Sydkraft, El-forskare, El-Kraft (Denmark), KTH, LTH, STEM.Denmark), KTH, LTH, STEM.
Three blocksThree blocks– Pilot plant: 600 KW simple cycle, EvGT started operation in 1998Pilot plant: 600 KW simple cycle, EvGT started operation in 1998– Water Circuit of EvGT: water recovery, humidification, flue gas conWater Circuit of EvGT: water recovery, humidification, flue gas con
densation ……densation ……– Advanced EvGT: Modifications of EvGT, future market and applicatAdvanced EvGT: Modifications of EvGT, future market and applicat
ions, EvGT+CO2, EvGT Cogeneration, …...ions, EvGT+CO2, EvGT Cogeneration, …... Other supporting projects: for example: thermodynamic pOther supporting projects: for example: thermodynamic p
roperties of humid air (supported by STEM in another progroperties of humid air (supported by STEM in another program: “thermodynamic processes for power generation“)ram: “thermodynamic processes for power generation“)
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air
water
aftercooler
Intercooler
IC
ECO
REC
AC
H
fuel
EvGT (HAT) Cycle with Partial Flow Humidification
by pass air
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Core Turbine: Core Turbine: Volvo VT600Volvo VT600 for Pilot EvGT Turbines for Pilot EvGT Turbines
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Integration of advanced gas Integration of advanced gas turbines with CO2 removalturbines with CO2 removal
Semi-closed cyclesSemi-closed cycles
Chemical Looping CombustionChemical Looping Combustion
Hydrogen TurbinesHydrogen Turbines
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Marriage of Gas Turbines Marriage of Gas Turbines and Solid Fuelsand Solid Fuels
Solid fuels: Coal, BiomassSolid fuels: Coal, Biomass Coal: 40 % of electricity based on coal Coal: 40 % of electricity based on coal
in the worldin the world Biomass: 17% of total energy supply in Biomass: 17% of total energy supply in
SwedenSweden Require: more efficient, cleaner, Require: more efficient, cleaner,
cheapercheaper
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Solid Fuel Fired Gas TurbinesSolid Fuel Fired Gas Turbines- Clean coal technology- Clean coal technology
Integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC)Integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC)
Pressurized fluidized-bed combustion (PFBC)Pressurized fluidized-bed combustion (PFBC)
Externally fired gas turbines (EFGT)Externally fired gas turbines (EFGT)
Direct solid-fuel fired gas turbineDirect solid-fuel fired gas turbine
Supercritical steam turbines (not gas turbine)Supercritical steam turbines (not gas turbine)
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Money?Money?
Is it affordable?Is it affordable?
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Strategy for R&D of Solid Fuel Strategy for R&D of Solid Fuel Power Generation TechnologiesPower Generation Technologies
R&D Trends
Increase efficiency
Reduce cost
Lower environmentalImpact
Improve availability
……
EFGT
PFBC
IGCC
Strategy for R&D:
Integration of featuresof different systems
Simpler integratedsystem
Based on acceptedtechnology
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Motivation for the Motivation for the EvGT-BATEvGT-BAT Cycle Cycle- Integration of three advanced - Integration of three advanced
Technologies -Technologies -
EFGT
EVGT
Biomass Gasification
EVGT-BAT
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Concept of EvGT-BATConcept of EvGT-BAT
~
Topping combustor
Air
Gas Turbine
Biomass
Cyclone
Furnace
Water
Humidifier
Recuperator
EVGTBiomass Gasification
Biomass
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Theoretic volume of the Theoretic volume of the gasifier, relative to a gasifier in gasifier, relative to a gasifier in
IGCCIGCC
1:121:9
1:6 1:5
EvGT-BAT
I G C
C
900 800 750 700
HTHx Temp. [C]
Rea
ctor
Vol
um
e [-
]
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FutureFuturePower plant --> Clean energy plantPower plant --> Clean energy plant
Integrated Integrated – large become largerlarge become larger
Distributed Distributed – small becomes smaller (PC power plants) small becomes smaller (PC power plants)
Flexible fuelsFlexible fuels Multi-productsMulti-products
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Future Hybrid SystemFuture Hybrid System
Fuel Cells
Gas Turbine
Steam Turbine
Temperature
100 C
550 C
1200 C
District HeatingHeat
Combined Cycle
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Future Technology ModulesFuture Technology Modules
FeedstocksFossil- coal- gas- oil
OpportunityFeedstocks- Biomass
- Municipal waste
- Refinery waste
Fuel Upgrading
Gas streamcleanup
ProcessOptions
GasificationCombustion
Heat exchangeSeparationCatalysisFuel &
ChemicalSynthesis
Energy Conversion- Turbine
- Fuel Cells
OutputOptions
ElectricityChemicals
TransportationFuels
SyngasHydrogen
Steam
Ash/traceElements
CO2
Co-products
CO2-Rich Stream
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Thanks
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Solid Fuels: Biomass, Coal etc
Natural Gas
Products
Heat
Power
Fuel stocks
Evaporative Gas Turbine
Rakine cycle
Kalina cycles
Kalina cycle
R&D on Externally fired gas turbines:- High temperature heat exchangers- topping combustion- furnace- system optimization
Exter
nally
fire
d
gas tu
rbin
e
R&D on Closed cycles:- system optimization- economic analysis- integration with other systems
Close
d cyc
leGas
turb
ine
Evaporative Gas Turbine
Combined Cycles
Kalina Cycles:- cycle optimization- properties of ammonia-water mixture
R&D on EvGT- System analysis and optimization - water recovery- air/water properties- transport characteristics
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Electricity Generation Electricity Generation - large contributes to environmental pollution- large contributes to environmental pollution
StrategiesStrategies Increase efficiencyIncrease efficiency Reduce emissionsReduce emissions Shift to alternative Shift to alternative
fuelsfuels
Coal fired steam turbine plants
Natural gas fired combined cycle
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ChallengesChallenges
Nature
Human Society
Resource, Resource, Resource
- Reflection by the forgotten Nature
Nature
• Shortage of resources• Environmental impacts:
particulate pollution,SOx, NOx, CO2
Service, service, service
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Technology + Technology + Take care of NatureTake care of Nature
Solution: Sustainable developmentSolution: Sustainable development
Nature
HumanSociety
Nature
HumanSociety
Nature
HumanSociety
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Schematic of Biomass and Coal Co-fired Schematic of Biomass and Coal Co-fired EFCC with Externally Heated EFCC with Externally Heated
Gasification for Topping CombustionGasification for Topping Combustion
MediumBtu gas
coalAir
Furnace
Gas TurbineSteamTurbine
Flue gas
Moisturebiomass
Externallyheatedgasifier
Cleanupsystem
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The Development of Efficiency of Coal Fired Supercritical Power Plants
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Performance of Near and Long Term Coal & Power Systems (DOE, 1999)
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Externally Fired Combined Cycle
Externally Fired Humid Air Turbine
N-gas(optional)
Solid fuelAir
Furnace
Gas Turbine
SteamTurbine
Flue gas
N-gas(optional)
Solid fuel
Air
Furnace
Gas Turbine Humidifier
AfterCooler
Water
Recuperator
Eco
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EFHAT System ConfigurationEFHAT System Configuration
compressor
turbine
generator
air top combustornatural gas
combustorsolid fuel
high temperatureheat exchanger
recuperator
make-upwater
GAS TURBINE SUBSYSTEM
HEAT RECOVERY SUBSYSTEM
SOLID FUEL COMBUSTION SUBSYSTEM
humidifiercombustion air
humid airheat exchanger
preheatereconomizer
flue gasfrom gas turbine
flue gas from solid fuel combustor
preheater
aftercooler
inter-cooler
condensingheat exchangers
district heat network
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Externally Fired Combined Cycle Performancebased on 14 references
20
30
40
50
60
700 900 1100 1300 1500 1700
Efficiency based on HHV Efficiency based on LHV
metallic ceramic
Ele
ctri
cal
Eff
icie
ncy
Inlet Temperature of Gas Turbine
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Externally Fired Evaporative Turbine Performance based on 9 references
20
30
40
50
60
700 900 1100 1300 1500 1700
Inlet Temperature of Gas Turbine
Ele
ctr
ica
l Eff
icie
nc
y
Efficiency based on HHV Efficiency based on LHV
metallic ceramic
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Features of Biomass Air Turbine (BAT?) Features of Biomass Air Turbine (BAT?) CycleCycle
with Topping Combustion by with Topping Combustion by GasificationGasification
High efficiencyHigh efficiency– Topping combustion increases air temperature to the TIT of modern GTs.Topping combustion increases air temperature to the TIT of modern GTs.
Low costLow cost– Metallic HTHx working at moderate temp.Metallic HTHx working at moderate temp.– Small gasifier compared to IGCC.Small gasifier compared to IGCC.– Using existing proven technologies, boiler at atmospheric pressure, gas Using existing proven technologies, boiler at atmospheric pressure, gas
turbine.turbine.
Technical featuresTechnical features– Clean working fluid in gas turbine path.Clean working fluid in gas turbine path.– Less volume-flow to turbine which means no/less modification needed for Less volume-flow to turbine which means no/less modification needed for
gas turbine design compared to IGCC.gas turbine design compared to IGCC. Low emissionsLow emissions
– Possible to use CFB with reduction of SOx and NOx.Possible to use CFB with reduction of SOx and NOx.– High preheated air combustion in topping combustor to reduce NOx.High preheated air combustion in topping combustor to reduce NOx.
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Studies on EFCCStudies on EFCC
EFCC
Parameters Analysis
Second-Law Analysis
Case Study
©J. Yan
Studies on EFHATStudies on EFHAT
EFHAT
Parameters Analysis
Subsystem Investigation
Case StudyHeat Recovery
System
©J. Yan
OutlineOutline History of Power GenerationHistory of Power Generation Current Market and R&D Driving Current Market and R&D Driving
Forces - ChallengeForces - Challenge State-of-Art of Gas TurbinesState-of-Art of Gas Turbines R&D of Gas Turbine CyclesR&D of Gas Turbine Cycles
- Chance- Chance The Marriage of Gas Turbine and The Marriage of Gas Turbine and
Solid Fuels (Coal and Biomass)Solid Fuels (Coal and Biomass)
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200019801970196019501940 1900
HEAT Rate
Inlet Temperature
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History of World Energy Mix (DOE, 1999)