THERMAL POWER PLANT MADE BY A V WANJARI

THERMAL POWER PLANT MADE BY : A. V. WANJARI MBA, MS, BE ASST PROF, GWCET, NAGPUR

WHY WE NEED POWER ?

PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE • PAST - CALCUTTA - 24 JULY 1879 BY P. W. FLEURY & CO MUMBAI - 1882 PER CAPITA ENERGY CONSUMPTION – 16. 3 kw. H • PRESENT - 329. 23 GW i. e 3, 26, 000 MW installed capacity ▫ ▫ Coal – 1, 94, 000 MW Hydro – 50, 000 MW Nuclear – 6780 MW Solar – 12, 500 MW ▫ 1, 135 Billion kwh energy available, 7. 5 billion kwh energy shortage ▫ PER CAPITA ENERGY CONSUMPTION – 1074 kwh PREDICT ABOUT FUTURE ENERGY NEED

DIFFERENT SOURCES OF GENERATING ELECTRICITY • • COAL HYDRO WIND SOLAR NUCLEAR GEOTHERMAL TIDES WAVES

BIGGEST POWER PLANTS IN INDIA • THERMAL POWER PLANT – VIDYANCHAL TPP, MADHYA PRADESH 4600 MW • NUCLEAR POWER PLANT – TARAPUR, MUMBAI 1400 MW • HYDRO POWER PLANT – TEHRI HPP, UTTARAKHAND 2. 4 GW • SOLAR POWER PLANT – BHADLA SOLAR PARK 2300 MW • TIDAL POWER PLANT – GULF OF KUTCH 600 MW

PROCESS OF TRANSMITTING POWER UPTO CONSUMER

MAIN ELEMENTS OF THERMAL POWER PLANT COAL HANDLING PLANT (CHP) CRUSHER HOUSE PRIMARY CRUSHER SECONDARY CRUSHER SILOS (STOCK) FURNACE BOILER TURBINE GENERATOR CONDENSER COOLING TOWER

GENERAL LAYOUT OF TPP

COAL HANDLING PLANT

BOILER

ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATOR

CONDENSER

COOLING TOWER

ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES

QUESTIONS ?

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