Natz1235
Mechanical
- Oct 16, 2008
- 3
Hi,
I hope someone can help me please....
I need to calculate the flow through a stack from a CHP (Gas Turbine and fired HRSG), for all possible conditions (GT only firing (gas or oil), HRSG only firing, both firing). The previous person working on this seems to have picked a general number from the identical unit and stuck with that for the GT firing but I can't find out where this came from.
The measurements I have are:
GT gas flow (in Sm3)
GT oil flow
Gas flow to the HRSG (Nm3/h)
%O2 in stack
Temperature of the stack.
What mode the CHP is in (GT firing/GT+HRSG firing)
The GT doesn't often run on oil so if I can find a solution for gas only at this point I'd stll be happy.
I know that the %O2 in the stack represents the excess air and I should be able to work out from the fuel flow what the Stoichiometric air volume needed is, but after that my calculations seem to go to pot...
If anyone has any ideas I'd be really greatful thanks.
Nat
I hope someone can help me please....
I need to calculate the flow through a stack from a CHP (Gas Turbine and fired HRSG), for all possible conditions (GT only firing (gas or oil), HRSG only firing, both firing). The previous person working on this seems to have picked a general number from the identical unit and stuck with that for the GT firing but I can't find out where this came from.
The measurements I have are:
GT gas flow (in Sm3)
GT oil flow
Gas flow to the HRSG (Nm3/h)
%O2 in stack
Temperature of the stack.
What mode the CHP is in (GT firing/GT+HRSG firing)
The GT doesn't often run on oil so if I can find a solution for gas only at this point I'd stll be happy.
I know that the %O2 in the stack represents the excess air and I should be able to work out from the fuel flow what the Stoichiometric air volume needed is, but after that my calculations seem to go to pot...
If anyone has any ideas I'd be really greatful thanks.
Nat