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Dynamic Modelling of A Combined Cycle Power Plant With ThermoSysPro PDF
Dynamic Modelling of A Combined Cycle Power Plant With ThermoSysPro PDF
ThermoSysPro
Baligh El Hefni Daniel Bouskela Grégory Lebreton
EDF R&D
6 quai Watier, 78401 Chatou Cedex, France
baligh.el-hefni@edf.fr daniel.bouskela@edf.fr gregory.lebreton@edf.fr
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P1, h1 P2, h2
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3.3 Calibration of the model In particular, it has been observed that sometimes
Dymola cannot calculate the initial states, even when
The calibration phase consists in setting (blocking) all iterations variables are set very close to their solu-
the maximum number of thermodynamic variables to tion values. This was the main difficulty that was
known measurement values (enthalpy, pressure) encountered when closing the loop through the con-
taken from on-site sensors for 100% load. This denser.
method ensures that all needed performance parame- When Dymola stops before the end of the simula-
ters, size characteristics and output data can be com- tion, no clear message is delivered to analyse the
puted. causes of the failure.
The main computed performance parameters are: Tool improvements were analysed and reported as
- the characteristics of the pumps, part of the EDF contribution to the EUROSYSLIB
- the ellipse law coefficients of the turbines, project, in partnership with Politecnico di Mi-
- the isentropic efficiencies of the turbines, lano [6].
- the friction pressure loss coefficients of the heat
exchangers and of the pipeline between the 3.6 Simulation results
equipments,
- the CV of the valves and the valves positions The model is able to compute precisely:
(openings). - the air excess,
- the distribution of water and steam mass flow
rates,
- the thermal power of heat exchangers,
- the electrical power provided by the generator, Despite of some simulation difficulties because of
- the pressure temperature and specific enthalpy the lack of debugging tools for Modelica models,
distribution across the network, this work shows that the library is complete and ro-
- the drums levels and the condenser level, bust enough for the modelling and simulation of
- the performance parameters of all the equip- complex power plants. However these two essential
ments, qualities for a power plant library should continu-
- the global efficiencies of the water/steam cycle ously be improved and maintained in the long run.
and gas turbine.
Packages
Packages Components
Components
Sub-packages
Sub-packages
GT exhaust
FlueGases
Mass flow rates
Figure 7: model of the combined cycle power plant used for the full GT trip
Figure 8: power generator step reduction simulation (-50%)
Figure 9: GT trip simulation