Power plants – Motive fluid energized by externally applied heat – Power system involving change of state
Patent
1979-10-31
1982-05-25
Ostrager, Allen M.
Power plants
Motive fluid energized by externally applied heat
Power system involving change of state
60648, 60691, F01K 734
Patent
active
043309976
ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for feedwater heating in an industrial steam turbine. Process steam for industrial purposes is extracted from at least one stage of a multistage turbine. An expansion of a portion of process steam is provided to decrease the steam pressure to a lower pressure level than that of the lowest process steam network. The further expanded steam is used for heating the feedwater which consists of recirculated condensate and makeup water. The portion of the process steam is preferably expanded in a further turbine stage connected downstream from the last turbine stage of the multistage turbine from which process steam is extracted. At least one further feedheater with lower pressure is also provided to receive the expanded portion of the steam.
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BBC Brown Boveri & Company Ltd.
Husar Stephen F.
Ostrager Allen M.
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