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CHHOTE BHANDAR, RAIGARH, CHHATTISGARH. KWPCL/COMM./Blr./16
LIST OF CONTENTS
1. PLANT DETAILS
2. OBJECTIVE
3. PROPOSAL
4. SERVICES REQUIRED
5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
6. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
8. COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE
9. COMPLETION CRITERIA
10. APPENDICES
a) LOG SHEETS
In a controlled circulation Boiler, circulating pumps play an important role in the performance of the Boiler. For 600
MW Units, 3 Nos. of circulating pumps are given and these pumps are placed in the down comer circuits to ensure proper
circulation of water through the water walls.
Feed water entering the boiler drum via economizer flows from the drum through the down comers (6Nos.) to the
pump suction manifold. The boiler circulating pumps take water from the suction manifold and discharges via the pump
discharge lines into the furnace lower front inlet header, furnace lower water wall right and left side headers and rear
headers. In the water wall inlet header, the boiler water passes through strainers and through orifices which feed the furnace
wall tubes, the economizer recirculating lines.
Hayward Tyler Glandless Motor Circulator Pump is designed for recirculating boiler water through the boiler water
systems of fossil fuel or liquid cooled nuclear reactor power stations and similar applications.
The circulators consist of a single stage centrifugal pump and a wet stator induction motor, which are mounted within a
common pressure vessel. The vessel consists of three main parts, a pump casing, motor housing and motor cover.
The motor is suspended beneath the pump casing and is filled with cold boiler water at full system pressure. No seal
exists between the pump and motor, but provision is made to thermally isolate the pump from the motor in the
following respect: -
1) Thermal Conduction. Because the pump temperature is so high, usually above 340C and the motor temperature is
limited to about 55C, a simple restriction, in the form of a 'neck', is provided to minimise heat conduction.
2) Hot Water Diffusion. To minimise diffusion of boiler water, a narrow annulus surrounds the rotor shaft, between the
hot and cold regions. A baffle ring restricts solids entering the annulus.
3) Motor Cooling. The motor cavity is maintained at a low temperature by a heat exchanger in a closed loop water
circulation system, thus extracting the heat conducted from the pump.
In addition, this water circulates through the stator and bearings, extracting the heat generated in the windings and
providing bearing lubrication. An internal filter is incorporated in the circulating system.
This system consists of supply lines from High Pressure water source and also low pressure water source, removable
strainer basket, HP fill and Purge cooler filter orifice and all connected lines both inlet and outlet circuits. The
removable strainer basket and HP fill and purge cooler are common for all the three circulating pumps.
This system is supplied with LP coolant from ECW System and also from separate emergency cooling water from
overhead tank source. This supplies cooling water to
The boiler circulating pumps are operated through H.T. Motors which is provided with
cavity in which DM Water is filled in cavity for cooling the motor while the motor is in operation.
When the unit is in operation, Circulation pumps are operated in parallel (2 working and 1 standby) or all the
three pumps together as per the actual requirement.
Plant item completion list for the system for Mechanical, Electrical and C&I areas are to be prepared at site.
2. OBJECTIVE:-
To commission the C.C. Pumps and ensure that it is supplied as per the designed specifications and to ensure rated
performance of the pump.
3. PROPOSAL
It is proposed to commission the CC pumps as per the following proposal.
4. SERVICES REQUIRED
Sl.
ACTIVITY STATUS REMARK
No.
1 Availability of O&M Manual for CC Pumps.
2 Availability of sufficient quantity of equipment cooling water.
3 Availability of H.T Power supply.
4 Availability of lighting, communication facility at the test area.
5 Required approach stair cases, platforms and hand rails are erected prior to
testing.
STATUS
Sl. No. ACTIVITY REMARK
(Y/N)
1 Boiler Final Hydraulic test is completed.
CC Pumps impeller along with motor is mounted into pump casing flange.
Overhead tank for emergency cooling water supply and Emergency fill pump.
3 All permanent supports are provided in the pump suction manifold, suction and
discharge lines and other associated lines.
4 All local instruments of the pumping unit including fill and purge lines and
equipment cooling water system are installed.
8 Temperature measurement pads are fixed on the pump casing and suction
manifold and suitable thermocouples are installed.
Cavity temperature controller is calibrated and set at 63OC and 66OC for Alarm=63C
alarm and Trip respectively. Tripping=66C
L.P. cooling water flow rate is adjusted at 108 l/m @ 2 Ksc.
Ensure that all preservatives are removed and cleaned before charging.
8.1 FLUSHING OF FILL & PURGE LINE & COOLING WATER LINE
Stage 2: Connect the cooler inlet and flush the LP cooler for pump motor and
letting the water to flow out through the bottom connection of heat exchanger.
While filling the motor cavity a flow rate of 2.0 lit/min is to be maintained. Then
b increase the flow rate to maximum purge rate (5.0 lit/min) possible through the
orifice. Once the outlet water is clear of visible turbidity declare the flushing
operation and connect the heat exchanger bottom line to the motor.
Equipment cooling water for HP cooler and fill and purge line cooler shall be
10 supplied from two sources.
a) From station Equipment cooling water source.
b) Emergency cooling water from overhead tank.
Equipment cooling water piping is to be flushed with same quantity of water used
for station Equipment cooling water purpose. In order to achieve effective flushing
11 the equipment cooling water line is flushed in the following stages.
clear water is established, cooler is also included in the circuit and flushed till
clear water observed at the outlet point.
NOTE:
I) Ensure motor cavity is not filled till the required purity of water is reached in the fill & purge lines
II) Venting: With the purge water flow established. Keep open the vent valves till air free water comes out through
the valve. Then close the vent valves.
Open the discharge the valve and start the motor after 20 minutes. During this run
check the following
a) Motor Current: Means
b) Differential Pressure :( If the differential pressure does not rise, stop the motor direction is
immediately) reverse
c) Casing differential temperature
9 d) Tightness of all gaskets and valves
10 Trial run of other pumps are also to be done as illustrated above for 20 minutes
During parallel operation of pumps, the following observations are made and
11 recorded during each operation.
a) Differential pressure
b) Motor current
c) Drum level readings on right and left
After the above observations are recorded all pumps are allowed to run for 8 hours
trial run.
12 During the trial, the parameters like Differential pressure, motor current may be
recorded at every half an hour interval.
4 Maintain the low pressure cooling water supply to the heat exchanger.
10.0 APPENDIX: