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  • HRSG Overview

  • HRSG Overview

    HRSG Systems - An Overview

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    Mechanical & Design Benefits

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    High velocity and highly turbulent region

    30 / 60 Inlet Duct Configuration

    Cold Casing design internally insulated and lined

    12/16 gauge stainless steel inner liner (2.67mm / 1.52mm)

    12.7mm (1/2) studs on 279.4mm (11) centers

    6mm carbon steel (SA-36) outer casing

    Shipped in flat panels limited in size by shipping clearance.

    Section 1 - HRSG Inlet Transition Duct

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    All welded header design to enhance reliability and lower life cycle costs

    Fully drainable & ventable to improve cycling capability

    Fully Top supported pressure parts allows for unrestrained thermal growth

    Section 2 Superheaters/Reheaters

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    Section 2 Superheaters/Reheaters

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    Staggered or Inline Tube Pitch

    38.1mm (1 1/2), 44.5 mm (1 3/4") or 50.8mm (2) O.D. Tubing

    88.9 mm x 88.9 mm (3.5x3.5) to 101.6 mm x 101.6 mm (4x4) tube spacing

    Serrated or solid finning

    Section 2 Superheaters/Reheaters

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    3rd Party Engineered products, integrated into the HRSG system.

    Locations in the HRSG Inter-staged firing or up-front firing

    Variety of fuels that can be fired:

    natural gas, No. 2 oil, or heavy oil firing

    Horizontal/Vertical runner (element), side firing. Available with continuous/intermittent pilots,

    element isolation and a range of turndown.

    Burners, Fuel Skid, Cooling Air, BMS

    Section 3 Duct/Grid Burner System

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    Section 3 Duct/Grid Burner System

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    Cold casing design, internal insulation with external stiffeners.

    Internal Construction Options Moderate firing < 730 C

    ceramic fiber insulation with stainless steel internal liner

    High firing > 730 C

    Y-Bloc ceramic insulation module rated to 1090C without internal liner

    Shipped in flat panels limited in size by shipping clearance.

    Section 4 - Burner Outlet Transition Duct

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    CO & SCR Systems 3rd Party Engineered products,

    integrated into the HRSG system.

    Modularized construction to reduce overall field installation labor

    Configured in the system to permit access for maintenance and catalyst replacement without removal of HRSG piping/structures.

    Section 5 Emission Control Systems

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    Section 5 Emission Control Systems

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    Drum shell/heads material in accordance with boiler codes

    (SA-516 Gr 70 or SA-299)

    Hold retention duration determined by specification requirements

    Hinged manway access305mm x 406mm minimum

    Two-stage steam purification system with primary separators and secondary dryers.

    Shipped as completed assembly including:

    Nozzle connections, steam purification equipment and internal piping, drum saddles

    Section 6 Steam Drums

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    Vortexes Used for Steam Separation and Circulation

    Alternative : perforated sheets

    Chevrons Used for Steam Purification

    Alternative : mesh dryer

    Section 6 Steam Drums

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    All welded design Fully top supported pressure parts

    pipe support (drum support) for HP

    rod and clevis supports for IP and LP

    Staggered or Inline tube pitch 38.1mm (1 1/2), 44.5 mm (1 3/4") or 50.8mm

    (2) O.D. Tubing

    88.9 mm x 88.9 mm (3.5x3.5) to 101.6 mm x 101.6 mm (4x4) tube spacing

    Serrated or solid finning T-11, P-11 safe ends in upper bend areas in

    the LP evaporator to minimize flow assisted corrosion (FAC) damage

    Section 7 HP, IP, LP Evaporators

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    All welded header design

    Fully drainable and ventable

    Fully top supported pressure parts

    Staggered or Inline tube pitch

    38.1 mm (1-1/2) O.D. tubing

    88.9 mm x 88.9 mm (3.5x3.5) tube spacing

    Serrated or solid finning

    Section 8 - Economizers

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    Similar to other system Economizers in design approach except: Multiple tube and finning material options

    based on considerations of

    oxygen pitting on the tube inside surfaces

    gas side fouling on the tube outside surfaces

    acid dewpoint considerations due to sulfur in the fuels

    Splitted bottom header for first pass utilized in area of water entry to avoid damage due to thermal shock

    Can be fabricated from Austinetic or Ferritic tube material depending on requirements.

    Section 9 - Feedwater Heater

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    Single or two-stage purification system can be provided depending on facility requirements for steam

    Sizing can be adjusted based on specific needs of the facility.

    Section 10 - LP Steam Drum

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    Horizontal or vertical configurations

    Tray type or Spray and Tray type designs

    Connected directly to LP steam drum with no intervening valves.

    Floating Pressure operation.

    Section 11 - Integral Deaerator

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    Section 12 - Stack Assembly

    Free standing, single wall design Designed to prevailing site

    conditions based on civil/structural codes and ANSI STS-1.

    Isolation dampers and silencers can be included as necessary in the stack assembly.

    Supplied in a variety of arrangements based on shipping limitations and field construction needs.

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    Installed in stack above breeching to reduce heat loss.

    Counterweigted to open + interlocked into DCS for safety.

    Shipped in match marked pieces after shop pre-assembly.

    Section 12 - Stack Dampers

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    Stair access on one side, ladder access on opposite side.

    Open bar type grating with supporting steel.

    2 or 3 rail handrail system. Provided for access to equipment in

    the following areas:

    main operating platform, both sides

    steam drum safety valve access

    stack access to emission ports and stack closure damper (if required)

    burner maintenance, flame observation

    Fabricated in sections that can be hot dip galvanized or painted

    Section 13 - Ladders and Platforms

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    HRSG Packaging Options are based on evaluation of shipping access, shop location and site capability to provide the most economical package

    Modular Box Design Approach (highest degree of shop assembly)

    C-Section Modular Design Approach

    Field Modular Design Approach

    Field Platen Design Approach (lowest degree of shop assembly)

    HRSG Constructability

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    HRSG Constructability

    Systems are provided in various configurations to meet size and/or site limitations.

    OOField Platen

    Field Modular

    C-Section

    Shop Modular

    XX

    OO

    X

    3 Wide2 Wide1 Wide

    X = standard O = optional

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    Modular Box Design Approach:

    Highest degree of shop modularization with tube bundles shipped with the casings and supporting structures shop installed.

    Due to shipping limitations this approach usually only applies to Single Wide HRSG systems.

    In some instances, steam drums and interconnecting piping can be shop installed.

    Requires a detailed and thorough review of shipping clearances to assure access to the site.

    HRSG Constructability

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    Loading of Modular Box for Transport

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    Setting of Modular Box at Site

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    Field Modular Design Approach

    Configuration based on maximizing the tube bundle size based on shipping limitations. Heat transfer sections are prefabricated in modules (tube

    bundles) with interconnecting piping installed.

    Structural support steel and casing panels are shipped separtely from the modules which permits earlier site work and pre-assembly.

    This approach can support either top loading or side loading of the tube bundles and can support any sequence of installation (left side first, right side first, front to rear, rear to front)

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    Field Modular Approach

    Side Loading the first tube bundle in a Double Wide HRSG

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    Field Modular Approach

    Close up of the showing degree of shop assembly

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    Field Platen Design Approach

    Configuration based on very low component weights to facilitate inland transportation.

    Individual tube platens consisting of finned tubes and upper/lower headers are shipped loose.

    Interconnecting piping is shipped loose.

    Structural support steel and casing panels are shipped separtely from the modules which permits earlier site work

    and pre-assembly

    Field assembly sequence is more restrictive due to installation hardware for the platens and would need to be determined prior to shipment of components.

    HRSG Constructability

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    Uprighting and Installing a Platen

    Field Platen Approach

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    Experience

    Small-Size HRSGHamakua, Hawaii2 Pressure Level with Bypass System

    Main Steam

    Flow: 33.4 t/h

    Press: 64.5 barg

    Temp: 513 C

    GT: GE LM2500

    Fuel: Natural Gas

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    Experience

    Mid-Size HRSGNew Brunswick, Canada

    Single Pressure with Fresh Air Firing Capability

    Main Steam Conditions

    Flow: 115 t/h

    Press: 43.8 barg

    Temp: 329C

    Future LM 6000

    Fuel: Natural Gas

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    Experience

    Large-Size HRSG Samalayuca, Mexico

    3 Pressure Levels with Reheater + Supplemental Firing

    Main Steam Conditions

    Flow: HP 158.3 t/h

    Press: HP 102.4 barg

    Temp: HP 532C

    GT: GE Frame 7FA

    Fuel: Natural Gas

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    Experience

    Large-Size HRSGParis, Texas, USA

    3 Pressure Levels with Reheater + Supplemental Firing

    Main Steam Conditions

    Flow: HP 226.8 t/h

    Press: HP 124.3 barg

    Temp: HP 568 C

    GT: GE Frame 7FA

    Fuel: Natural Gas