Startup cooling steam generator for combustion turbine

Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid – Multiple fluid-operated motors

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60 39142, 122 7R, F02C 618, F02C 718, F02C 726

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058732381

ABSTRACT:
A startup cooling steam generator (36) is disclosed. The generator provides cooling steam (40) to a combustion turbine (2) shortly after the combustion turbine begins to operate. Cooling steam is generated in a once-through system by passing hot exhaust gases generated by the combustion turbine over an immediately adjacent metal tubing apparatus filled with liquid. The startup steam generator (35) is operable in parallel with the main heat recovery steam generator (6).

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