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    The document discusses reducing the cold start-up time of thermal power plants by analyzing current start-up curves, deviations from ideal curves, and possible solutions. It notes that cold start-ups take more than 72 hours as temperatures and pressures are raised from ambient to design levels. Faster start-ups are important to minimize component stresses and losses, including reduced direct current, higher auxiliary boiler oil and main boiler oil consumption, increased air pollution control efforts, and losses of energy and water efficiency. Solutions aim to start-up plants in a more energy efficient manner and minimum possible time.

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    The document discusses reducing the cold start-up time of thermal power plants by analyzing current start-up curves, deviations from ideal curves, and possible solutions. It notes that cold start-ups take more than 72 hours as temperatures and pressures are raised from ambient to design levels. Faster start-ups are important to minimize component stresses and losses, including reduced direct current, higher auxiliary boiler oil and main boiler oil consumption, increased air pollution control efforts, and losses of energy and water efficiency. Solutions aim to start-up plants in a more energy efficient manner and minimum possible time.

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    Scope of The Discussion: Slide No: 4

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    The document discusses reducing the cold start-up time of thermal power plants by analyzing current start-up curves, deviations from ideal curves, and possible solutions. It notes that cold start-ups take more than 72 hours as temperatures and pressures are raised from ambient to design levels. Faster start-ups are important to minimize component stresses and losses, including reduced direct current, higher auxiliary boiler oil and main boiler oil consumption, increased air pollution control efforts, and losses of energy and water efficiency. Solutions aim to start-up plants in a more energy efficient manner and minimum possible time.

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    Scope of the Discussion

    INTRODUCTION

    CURRENT SCENARIO OF COLD START-UP TIME IN VARIOUS NTPC POWER STATIONS

    WHY REDUCE COLD START-UP TIME

    IDEAL COLD START-UP CURVES

    DEVIATIONS FROM IDEAL COLD START-UP CURVES

    POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO MINIMIZE TIME & ENERGY LOSS

    SLIDE NO: 4
    INTRODUCTION

    Cold start-up (>72 hrs) of a thermal power plant- very critical activity

    Temperature and pressure of all the components


    raised up to design parameters from ambient conditions

    Time constraint during cold start up to minimize these stresses

    Energy efficient manner in minimum possible time

    SLIDE NO: 5
    WHY REDUCE COLD START-UP TIME

    LOSS OF DC

    MORE AUX BOILER OIL CONSUMPTION

    MORE MAIN BOILER OIL CONSUMPTION

    HIGH APC

    ENERGY AND WATER LOSS

    THERMAL EFFICIENCY LOSS

    SLIDE NO: 9
    SLIDE NO: 33

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