Method and system for detection of gas turbine combustion...

Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid – Process

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C060S039281

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07997083

ABSTRACT:
A method and controller for identifying lean blowout conditions in a Dry Low NOx(DLN) combustor during a premix mode. An effective approach to quickly and reliably identify a blowout during operation in the premix mode is by the effect on fuel normalized power (FNP). FNP is a useful signal, in that a power reduction from a blowout may be distinguished much slower changes in power resulting from global fuel demand (changing load request). A difference between the FNP and a filtered FNP parameter may be compared against a predetermined threshold. If the difference exceeds the threshold, a lean blowout is identified and a signal may be transmitted to the turbine controller to reposition combustor operation away from blowout conditions.

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