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A McGraw-Hill Publication Five Dollars November 1972 iiwm 'he magazine of power generation and plant utilities engineering nvironmental management Plant electric systems Heating and cooling for process and #omfort Mechnical transmission and lubrication Engines, turbines, generators Air, gas nd liquid handling Instrumentation and control * Steam generation ' PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 1972 PLANT DESIGN ISSUE Including PowerEnvironmental Awards Annual Plant Design Report afTSEquipmentRoundup ,. --.. - ^*r ~J i i I r: : fc> < n < 4 11 j i u _________ ______________ ____ _______ j -j^jrrtjrr CcA^<L"7I- ^ ... ..^^rrr?^ _______ .'C.. JT ..j, 1j'1LULiT* 'W'lrtST.i: '"--- '^."-''-V-v-- - -s. j-- BOILERS COMPANY PLANT NAME LOCATION CONSULTING ENGINEER i s am 5 a e a u s 3s 12 i a ** ; ae a ' a* ma >o 1 M I <* a Ma 2z& ii ? s 1 c PenmyNeme Powmr CoJ------ --- ------..-------Virginia Electric & Power Co...................... Virginia Electric & Power Co ..... ............. Consolidated Edison Co of NY. Inc .....____ Commonwealth Edison Co .. ....--____ Mansfield................ Yorktown................ Possum Point....... Astoria..........--...... Powerton__ ______ Shippmgport, PA--- -------Hornsbyvilfe, VA............ Oumlries, VA~................. .. New York. NY................ .. Pekin, IL__ ___--...... ... Commonwealth Associates. Inc----------- Brown A flout, /nc................. -................ Brown & Root, /nc................................... Ebasco Services Inc.................................. Sargent & Lundy...... .............. --....... -- 1 3 5 6 S Appalachian Power Co ____ .. Amos...______ ____ St. Albans. WV.......... ......... American Elec Power Service Corp,,____ 2 Oetroit Edison Co ............... -............ --..... Monroe ... .............. Monroe. Ml........-......... Self............................... -.......... .. ....... 2 Carolina Power 6 Light Co -.......................... floxboro.................. Roxboro. NC .................. .. NAv ........................................................... 4 3 Consumers Power Ca.............................. ...... Karn........................ Essexville, Ml ............. ....... Commonwealth Associates, Inc____ ....... i 10 Northern States Power Co ............................. Sherburne County... Seeker. MN................. ...... Black A Veatch................ ..... ,............ ...... 1 Illinois Power Co..... Poiom*c Electric Power Co.......................... Gulf itaies Utilities Co................................. Dallas Power A Light CoJ ............................ Wisconsin Power & Liqnt Co,fc .................... Baldwin................... Chalk Point............. Willow Glen ......___ Monricello ............. Columbia .......-...... Baldwin. IL ........................ Aouasco. MO....................... St. Gaoriel. LA.................... Titus County, TX............... Portage, Wf........................ Sargent A Lundy....................................... United Engineers A Constructors Inc...... Stone A Webster Engineering Corp.......... Ebasco Services Inc .............................. .... Sargent A Lundy..................... -________ 3 4 S t 1 900 75 6415 3785 1005 rots 345 74 584) 2600 1005 toe 845 76 5841 2600 1005 1005 826 74 5864 2450 1005 (005 8)8 NAv 5037 2620 1005 IMS 800 72 7S0 72 720 76 690 75 680 76 5280 3700 5718 3800 5170* 2610 4650 1690 4985 2640 1010 1000 1005 955 1007 1001 TQ05 955 19K 632 75 bthJ 7$ S80 74 575 74 527 73 4220 4600 4035 4025 3800 2620 1980 3850 3825 2620 1005 953 1005 1005 1005 (OK 952 use 10IX 10K 16 Iowa Public Service Co17.. Neal.... - ........ Sioux City, IA Ebasco Sennets Inc___ --..--u.' 1 -V 520 17 Nonhem Indiana Public Service Co.......... Kankakee .............. Wheartieid. IN .................. Sargent A Lundy........................................ 14 520 18 The Hydro-Elec Pwr Commn of Ontario...... Lennox .................... Kingston. Ont., Canada ..... Self.......................................... -.......... . 1 513 >9 ? 500 20 The Hydro-Elec Pwr Commn of Ontario----- Nanticoke............... Port Oover, Onr., Canada... Self................................. --...............-..... \ 500 76 75 75 73 72 21 Puerto Rico Water Resource Auth...... -...... South Coast............ Guayantllj. PR.................... United Engineers A Constructors Inc....... 5 450 72 22 Tamoe Electric Co .............................. -........ dig 8end............... - Tampa, f L.......................... Stone A Webster Engineering Corp_......... 3 450 75 23 Puerto Rico Water Resources Auth.............. Aguirre................... Guayama. PR...................... United Engineers A Constructors Inc....... 1 450 74 24 Utah Power A Light Co............... .......... ........ Huntington Canyon. Huntington. UT....... Sterns-Roger Corp..................... -.............. 2 440 74 25 Central Louisiana Electric Co Inc................. ftodemacner............ Vic of Boyce, LA............... Sargent A Lundy.................. .................... 1 430 75 26 Delmarva Power & Light Co....................... Edge Moor.............. Edge Moor. OE................... Bechtel Corp........................................... .. 5 27 Philadelphia Electric Co ......................... Eddystone.............. Eddystone, PA ________ ___ United Engineers A Constructors Inc___ 3 28 Long Island Lighimg Co................................. Northpon ............... Northoort. NY................... Ebasco Services Inc .................................. 4 29 Central Illinois Light Co ......J..~................... Ouck Cieek ............ Vic ut Canton, IL............... Commonwealth Associates, Inc............... 1 30 Public Service Co of New Mexico.... ...........- San Juan................. Warenlow, NM................ .. Stearns-floger Corp................................... 1 4)0 73 400 74 380 75 370 76 370 73 31 Montana Power Co1 ....................................... Colstnp................... Colstnp, MT................... .. Jecfttei Corp............................................. t 32 Jersey Central Power & Liqht Co ................... Gilbert .................... Milford, NJ ........................ 3urns and Roe. inc -......................... ....... 33 South Carolina Public Service Auth.............. Georgetown............ Georgetown, SC.........-...... Burnt ana Roe. Inc................................... 1 34 Enema.-...... --------- Canted. CA____________ Pioneer Service A En^neering Ca... ..... . 4 35 Public Service Co of Oklahoma.................... Comenehe.............. Lawton, OK............ 'Westmghouse Electric Corp__ .1 350 316'* M3 300 24QW 75 73'S 74 73 73 36 Southwestern Public Service Co ................. - Jones ...................... Lubbock, TX...................... Self ............................... ............................. 2 37 Central Illinois Public Service........................ MeretJosia...... -...... Meredosia, IL...................... Sargent A Lundy........................................ 4 38 Atlantic City Electric Co................................ England.................. Beesieys Point, NJ.............. United Engineers A Constructors Inc....... 3 39 West Texas Utilities Co -................................ Fort Phantom......... Abilene, TX........................ Tiopett and Gee, Consulting Engrs.......... 1 235 74 195 75 160 74 146 74 3805 3230 3600 3626 3600 2620 3635 2500 2466 2450 1005 1005 1000 1000 1000 100* IOC* IOC* 10Q IOC 2970 31)6 3)70 2965 3025 2400 2552 2400 2400 2400 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 IOC IOCIOC- HX' 1 OL 2890 2850 2550 3000 2600 2460 1980 2640 2600 1900 1000 950 1005 1005 1000 ior 95-'. 19 10 lt> 2520 250ns 2100 2050 443* 2597 1350 2400 1890 1360 1005 3S5 1005 950 950 10 H ID 9V fl 1783 1425 1260 1059 1940 2500 1940 1865 1005 1005 1005 1005 1C V H MUNICIPAL ANO COOPERATIVE INSTALLATIONS Basin Electric Power Coop............................. Olds ........................ Stanton. NO........................ 8urn*and floe. Inc................................. 2 San Antonio Public Service Board................ Sommers ................ Efmendorl, TX................... Black A Veatch.......................................... 3 *2 East Kentucky Rural Electric Coop............... Charlestown dottoms Maysviile, KY........ ............ Stanley Consultants. Inc........................... 1 43 3ratos Electnc Power Coop. Inc .................. Miller........................ Palo Pmto. TX................... Tippett A Gee. Consulting Engrs.............. 3 44 Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant ... ......... Cleary ...................... Taunion, MA ..................... Paul L Geinnger A Associates.................. 9 450 436 300 200 110* 75 76 76 75 73 3050 3054 2300 1550 557 2640 2620 2610 1977 1875 1005 1005 1005 1005 1005 1 45 Fremont Oept ot Utilities.............................. Wnght ..... .............. Fremont. NE ...................... Lutz. Daily A Brain............................. ..... 8 92 76 675 1800 1005 46 Alexandria Mumc Power A light Oept ........ Hunter ................... Alexandria. LA.................. Black 4 Veatch......................................... 4 35 73 718 1350 955 s 47 Denton Municipal Utilities ........................... Denton .................. Denton. TX ...................... 8lack A Veitcn.......................................... 5 65 73 560 1250 955 s sVero Beach Municipal Power Plant .............. Vero Beach............. Vero 8each. FI.................. Black A Veatch ......................................... 4 55 75 505 U50 955 *r ?&!/:V *:- MANUFACTURERS AC Attis-Chalmen Manufacturing Co ACP - Alhs-Chalmen Power Systems, (nc APC - The Air Preheater Co. Inc AS - American Standard, Jnc 88 - Brown Boveri Corp 8F Buffalo Forge Co BJ - Byron-Jeckson Pumps, Oiv 8org-Warner Corp 8LH - Baldwin-Hamilton Co BM Bailey Meter Co 8PC - Bingham Pump Co 8ftP - Bruce Peebles 5 Co. Ltd BU - Buell Engineering Co, Inc BW Babcock & Wilcox Co BWl Babcock & Wilcox ltd CAP C A Parsons, Ltd CE Combustion Engineering. Inc CES Combustion Engrg Superheater Co, Ltd CHH Chicago Heater Co CIR Canadian Ingertoll-Rand Co Ltd COC - Cochrane Dm, Crane Co CftL - Croll-Reynolds Engineering Co, Inc CUl Cuiligan Industrial Systems Oiv, Cuiligan USA CV Copes-Vulcan, Inc OL Oelavel Turbine Inc OP - Oiemond Powr Specialty Corp EAl Electronics rwKUtes, Inc EE English Electric Co Ltd EL * Ecodyne Ltd EM Electric Machinery Manufacturing Co F The foxboro Co FIS Fischer & Porter Co FO - Forney Engineering Co FW Foster Wheeler Corp GOI Gulf Degremont, Inc GE General Electric Co GF - The Green Fuel Economizer Co GW - The Graver Water Conditioning Co HAP James Howden & Parsons of Cjnada Ltd HCC Computer and Instrumentation Div, Westmghouse Electric Corp HOW Howell Instruments, Inc HT Hunger!ord & Terry. Inc IBM International Business Machines Corp IN Infilco Products Co Ift Ingertoil-Rand Co IW - lllmots Water Treatment Co JO Y - Joy Manufacturing Co KKK Kuhnle. Kopp & Kauscb-AG LA - The Louts Allis Co, Inc LAW - LA/Water Treetment Qiv. Chromalloy American Co IN Leeds & Northrop Co LOO lodge-Conrell Ltd MIW MLW-Worthmgton Ltd MR - Milton Roy Co MS Maryland Shipbuilding & Orydock Co NOV - Novenco Inc PEC Peabody Engineering Corp PM The Permutit Co PP Pacific Pumps Oiv. Crasser Industries fnc RA Raymond Div. Combustion Engineering, Inc RS 'Riley Stoker Corp SIE Siemens AG STW StmthervWellt Corp SWE - Southeastern Engineering Co . WE Westmghouse Electric Corp WM The Whitlock Manufacturing Co WO Worthington Corp YU Tube Heat Transfer Corp * ZU Air Systems Div, Zum Industries, Inc SYMBOLS A8r Aluminum bronze Ad * Admiralty brass Adi Admiralty, inhibited A16 - Aluminum braes AnC Analog computer Art Attamperaior 8A - 8Uded airfoil > Sal - Balanced 0C Backward-curved blades BO Balanced draft C Coal, bituminous Cir * Circular Cr - Crude oil CuN - Coppcr/nckM Cy Cyclone 0 Damper 06 'Dry bottom Oe - Demmeraftzaoc OiC - Digital compoo DsO Distillate oil EA -Excess air Eva -Evaporator Fs * Fuel in storage Fub - Fuel at bumm G Ges GR Flue-gas reorr Gt Gas tempering H2 Hydrogen H20 - Water HF Horizontal R*' HI - Horizontal mi: Hyb * Hybrid HyC - Kydraubc ecu J - Steam jei ere 1 Lignite M Motor MAn Monitoring v MAP - Monitoring. partial conno MgO - Magneswm o> PLANT 1` --: _ -; rj .` -j t -r t*r ; / > ---/ -' -- FORCED ORAFT FANS *1 <1 o "2 1 X c i 1 !!< ! 1 1 9 OB 1 5 t OEo e*o" 1022 249 245 687 496 -0 1 734 -0.1 383 0 1 383 Bal 467 0.2 271 10 8 20.5 20.5 NAv NAv 667 1815 442 N 972 18 480 -0 1 469 NAv 200 Ba: 241 Q 1 540 146 15 NAv 2B 125 748 -0 5 516 10.8 153 NAv 253 NAv 402 35 8 NAv 25 4 695 0 15 512 11 1 748 03 421 12 2 755 321 402 4a 4644 01 -0.1 0 15 20 0.1 334 268 157 282 251 15 16.2 30.7 16.8 19.9 369 0.15 240 165 370 13.4 243 17.5 369 0.15 240 174 229 0.1 319 12.1 302 37 115 NAv 350 101*- 295 582 444 0 1 Bai 0.5 Bal 11.6 137 159 231 270 290 27.5 26.5 14.9 13.9 ` 12 250 o.t 236 14 3 N 243 0.3 175 15.9 142 19.5 87 35 0 278 17 94 135 27 71 26.5 86 0.1 58.4 29 167 12.5 44 33.3 BO BODS eo DB BO.OB BO Prd.DB BO BD.OB BO 60.08 BO BD Prd.OB Bal.OB Bat.ST B0.D8 Bal,ST Bat Prd BD.OB Bil.OB Prd BO.DB BO Prd BD BD.OB BO 80 Prd BO.06 BD.OB Prd Pro Pid.DB Bal.OB Prd 1131 343 N 321 N NAv 4Q4 30 162 Bal 210 12 76 11.8 27 89 . 13.2 NAv 87 20 33.3 6c 20 23 54 15 22.S 12.1 NAv NAv 28 31 NAv 27 33.8 26.2 BO Prd NAv Prd Prd BD Prd Pro Prd 32 FW 32 CE 32 CE 36 NAv FO 10 Cv BW 36 Cr 28 PC 24 HF 30 HF 56 TB FW 8W RS FO.RS CE 24 TB CE 32 TB CE 20 NAv CE 64 NAv CE 24 TB CE 6 N N 8 6 24 HI 10 Cv 32 24 40* Cn FW 6 8W N CE N FW 6 5 16 TB 24 16 TB 20 TB 24 Cir CE PEC CE CE BW 28 Cir BW 16 TB CE 16 TB CE 24 HF RS 16 NAv FO 24 HF 24 NAv NAv 16 6 NAv 12 TB HF RS 6 BW N N CE FO CE PEC.RS N N N N 55 FW 60 FW 50 BW 23 RS 72 69 48 FW 32.9 FW 50 FW I II 1 S I1 - 1 z l X i S J 1250 BA V NAv M 880 BC V WE M 880 BC V WE M 1075 BC V,D APC M 522 BC NAv BF M 2 NAv 2 4500 2 4500 2 6000 2 6000 NAv GE GE EE GE 1 2 3 4 5 1000 BA V WE M 1062 BA V GF M 721 BA V.D AS M 825 BA 679 BA 2 7000 2 2500 1 2320 EE AC WE 6 7 8 380 BA 763 8A 650 NAv V.O 455 BA V 462 BA V 575 607 534 545 528 BA .V.O ...AS NAv' V -NAv H . I NOV BA S.V ... V M GE 16 559 NAv V WE M 2286 BA NAv WE M 559 NAv V WE M 665 BC V WE M 4 70 BA V WE M 2 1750 2 4500 2 1750 2 2250 2 5000 408 476 333 1161 1000 BA V BA V BA V NAv V.D V WE WE NAv NAv WE M M M M M 2 2000 2 2000 2 1500 2 1/5(1 2 4000 WE WE NAv NAv GE 26 27 28 29 30 626 BA v,o WE M 2 2500 WE 31 272 BA V ZU M 2 1250 415 BA V.D WE M 2 4000 314 NAv HyC 230 BC V 00 BA V 302 BA V APC WE M Wfc M AS M 2 2250 2 900 1 30UU 12 Cv BW NAv 16 TB CE N 24 NAv BW 21.5 BW 9 HF RS.PEC 9 HF RS 9 BW 6 CE 6 NAv CE 6 NAv FO 530 6A D WE M 2 8000 488 BA V WE M 2 4000 NAv NAv S NAv M 2 1500 NAv 42 252 NAv V BF M 2 1500 NAv 43 NAv NAv NAv NAv M ... 44 931 V NAv M 1 750 NAv 45 260 8A HyC.D AS M 1 2000 WE 46 208 BA 0 APC M 1 80C AC 47 173 BA HyC GF M 1 1750 WE 48 rro^pwaHi= -?rg-*-_-r rfi-jW-f-r-iy - p*,- *. , `^T^FHS 2 * Jomtfy owned with Tens Electric Service *Jointly owned with low* Power & Light ^ HyC for flow control. Each is driven by Co nd Texas Power & Light Co Co, fowl Southern Utilities Co end lowa- t JOJJOO-hp motor manufactured by GE * Acting on its own Matt end as agent for j.-** Illinois Get and Elactric Co -aSSiAte ' 37 - pH control: hydrazine injection'- V " OeveWnd Eiactric Illuminating Co. - `-v3t*5.1* - Control firing rate 38; L-p beaten era arranged in a parallel/ %&&& Ouquom Light Co, Ohio Edison Co. Toledo --'iv 19 A*in---d*-a--m--p--e--n--J ' _ series circuit. Two trains of two beaten BK - 6don Co and Pennsyhania Power Co . ?. ^ 20 * Gres racing 4* ~APmrimmarify,, 5m3aJwWv0 apqi f.t..; s-e--c-o-nd-a,ry,, 41 (.OCKr ^;2-1 rpH -e-onlroi: ammonio injection . -ir--i S - Opposed firing - 24 burners in front f * I**- 'Jv** 22 * Primary mam soorta, mam unrt crossover; each operate in parallel. Discharge from both trains is combined end flows to two l-p beaten arranged in sanas. One of these heaters s wMoweT ~X^T - wall, 16 in raer wail - -.-rejJJZlLx-X: "toodsv mam source, main attwn - - closed, one is open . v *Lv 6 pH control: morpholineinjection T23 High-prcBure/low-pressurv 39 - Twin-sheW uruj with arsanicaf-copper (pomp '*/ 'f 7 - Smgfe-cybnder turbine -* 24-Gross beet ratt at 100%foed with exhaust tubes in the condensing section and Vv' '~"V ...-r 8 Data arc for the mein laedpump. Thera are pranure of 13 m. Hg abs ___ _ . CuN tuba in the sir-removal section ^ T......... d'SSfcJPoV-*'; - VV:-^ also two 35% capacity pumps, tech with - -- V 25 - Performance hid -- . C.- 'rr~ 40 A`ssumes valves wid'e---o-p--e--n, 5% 5300-hp motor drives manufactured by SlE 28-Wide-range mechanical bumen *. ^ overpressure and J in. Hgabi R >Base-load,indoor unKuidesothenane -27 pH control: cycfohexylajnioe^ntoction ijr 28 - Applies to das logger 41 va--c--u-u--mPnmery in the neam mem unit . source, second " . "*- reheeter; 10 - Variable-pitch fw biada 29 - Data era for the mam feedpump: Standby seamdary staem wurca. first 7-1*? ` V - " 11 - AKXxiIaUl--tfllVoWw flaMn -- r- ___ _ _ . r 12 - Units are Impwial gpm 13 Units era feet --v^ r S^ -14 -ToW output of four get turbines <rated PumP manufactured by IR, is rated 5150 -y gpm at 3272 psig. It is driven by a v 104)00-hp motor menufictured by ? 30 - Units are 1000 Btu/gal Mmgt nd^auxiharY ' 42 Turbine heat rata . _* -< 43. Pnmary steam sourca, main-turbine b__le_e_d.;.s.e.c.on.dar,y steam source, main u473 ch) and one staem turbine that ere -- tC'^ 31 - Peaking/cyding unit ! 44 - OsO. 13,547 Btu-16; G. 1000 8tu/e J packaged together in a praengtneered " combined-cycle plant For data on the 32 Outdoor unit . 33 - Condensing unit sSr?* _____tfi-.v.'*45 In DsO - J*-l ^^^'^T46 - Excesnir control .^combustion tirrtimei, seepS* 12 'S-^5^^34 - D$0,13GJ300 Btu/gal; RtOrT45^JOO .47 - Semi-outdoor unit -- iTol foetnom);3S3^&f15 -Ga> turtiii* will bt inmliwl in 1973. ^m,mnlrb.n.in 1974 1 ?^=*?'?--v sBituu//gjaill:; iGi., i1i03u0 oBmtu//caui nft ^aa&, i~ifir^gi:^rr.:.* - DiO 19,50(1 Btu/Ib; HiO, 18.400 3ic5-On.iOn, 0n.16e;. Rn.inO.On J;. Gr, 0ft ' G, 1000 Btu/cu It - t/;.- ^e2fC^f*5 3with Pugn Sound Pnww ''.IB - Jointly nwnM witti Wacnimn Public AM^tjjaCT 36 Dm ot tor llw main tMdpuinia. Two - ^49 AnumB nntiiiil-gg tinnj nnO tumnw ^ ~ - Service Corp end Medison Ga A Efectnc Co - standby pumps, manufactured by BJ, have -iexhausting at 1 j hl Hg abs i' i Qrrve -- r s --- 3 .J 5 oa-o | u - e3 2 5 ie Z a X i 5 V 2 sooo bfc 399 1011 12 2 713 14 15 16 s17 1819 V20 21 22 V23 M24 25 26 27 1 628 29 30 3t 32 6" zu' ' ` 233 34 694 694 1 >90 326 NAv 0 O O HyC NAv NAv AS M AS M APC M BF M NAv NAv NAv 4 6000 AC 4 6000 AC 3 7000 EE 2 1408 1088 1600 665 V V.Q 0 GF ' M '' AS M WE M GF M 770 HyC WE M 1210 HyC.D NAv M 1241 0 999 HyC APC BF M 828 1000 743 HyC V AS M NAv M KKK 800 379 V HAP WE M 390 1105 0 WE M WE 2' 5500 AC 1 4750 WE 7000 NAv 4 NAv NAv 3 4000 NAv 4 7000 WE 2 " 40OO WE 2 6900 WE 2 6000 GE 2 7000 NAv 3500 NAv 3000 BRP 2 4500 GE 2 4500 GE 2 4500 GE 625 754 439 NAv 0 0 0 NAv WE M AS M NAv M - NAv NAv 2 4500 WE 2 6000 WE 2 3500 NAv NAv NAv NAv NAv 0 413 NAv M M 2 NAv NAv 2250 NAv 1.5 1.5 1.5 2 3.5 1.5 7 4 1.5 7 4 2.5 7 4 354 l 5 NAv 4 15 7 44 2.5 7 17 1.5 15 1.5 3.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 3.5 1 2 2 3.5 2.3 3.5 5 3.5 2 26 1.5 3 NAv 1 GE 370 1 GE 483 1 GE NAv .. WE 3S6 1 GE 450 f GE 360-* l WE 301 1 GE32 365 1 ACP 295 1 GE 332 1 GE 310 GE 414 WE 242 WE32 2id GE 250 1 2 1 1 2 GE WE GE WE CAP 460 300 160 230 163 2 1 1 2 1 GE32 248 GE 143 8B32 248 GE 171 GE47 238 1 1 1 2 2 WE 218 1 WE 178 1 GE 130 1 GE 212 I WE 165 2 GE 144 GE 79 GE 148 WE 103 WE7 98 2 2 1 t 2 Ad AlB ABr SSt AdlXjN SSI CuN SSt SSr.CuN CuN CuN SSt Ad SSt SSc.Ad Ad Ad.CuN Ad Ad SSt Ad SSt.Adl SSt,Adi Adi Adi NAv SSt.Adl Adi SSt.Adi Adi CuN Adi ' CuN Adi IR IR ir" WE wo FW NAv DL rW IR IR IR FW WE IR WE FW BLH MCA BLH IR BLH SWE IR 0L IR IR DL 0L DL IR 0L WE WE Ro Oe Oe2' NAv/GW J Oe Pdx27 GW/GW . & ___ n NAv/NAv Ro De" NAv ... ,MR J Oe Oe LAW/LAW Ro So ji PM/PM.CRL Ro Oe be'*'-37 LAW/LAW Ro v NI7 NAviNAv Ro Oe SF6 COC/GW Ro Oe NAv IW/OL Ro Oe RP Qe Ro De Ro De Ro Oe Ro '~ Oe" Ro Oe J Oe Ro Oe Ro Oe Oe SF2' De.SF Pdx2' ___ :s LAW/LAW NAv/NAv NAv/NAv PM/GW NAv/NAv Oe4 Oe37 Oe Pdx6 .. A "NAv/GW NAv/NAv Et GOl/GW IN/IN Ro.J Ro Ro.J J Ro Oe Oe De De Oe Oe ... .-7 be ' NAv .. -6 PM/GW COC/NAv NAv/COC PM/NAv NAv/NAv Ro De j Oe Ro 0 Ro De J De N NAv N21 Oe NAv IW/N NAv NAv/N NAv/NAv PM/NAv j NAv Ro Ro ' J Oe .. .7S De ___ 75 De be Oe -v.-*;IXV. ,*7 De *H NAv/NAv NAv/NAv LAW/LAW NAv/NAv IN/N 8M HCC HCC GE.FO BM HCC 8M HCC HCC NAv LN BM WE LN F NAv LN F BM BM GE NAv GE BM F SM LN GE LN FO NAv GE NAv QM WE BM N -- HCC OP 'V r HCC OP *; 1 GE NAv . BM DP HCC DP H BM OP 1* HCC NAv 1 HCC NAv U NAv NAv A* LN N BM NAv WE OP LN . N FN t fee 1 t NAv LN F 8M 8M GE NAv GE BM F 8M LN GE LN HCC NAv V Nf OP * OP OP OP t NAv DP DP S' 1 OP * OP OP NAv N OP t NAv NAv __ ' GE N 1 NAv No BM OP WE N 35 36 1 8 0137 !! v ` ' 2 *38 39 AS M 2000 GE 2.3 6 1.5 6 26 WE 143 WE 96 GE 80 GE 60 SSt WE J De.RO62 N7U7 PM/N Ad CuN IR Ro Oe J Oe Oe2' NAv/NAv ___ J7 IW/NAv SSt.Adl MS Ro So.Eva N IW.STW/N LN LN NAv NAv NAv NAv BM BM N FO F N ICIPAL AND COOPERATIVE INSTALLATIONS 40 1026 0 ZU M 41 42 NAv s NAv M ' 43 44 6000 2500 NAv 15 2.5 25 3.5 2 % 245 1012 0 NAv M 2 46 17 48 NAv 2 5 35 2 2.5 160 WE 170 GE 165 WE GE GE GE7 GE7 GE' SSt MS Ro De Adi NAv Ro Oe SSt,CuN WE Ra Oe SSt.Adl NAv Ro De SSt IR Ro.J Oe Ad SSt SSt.Ad CuN SWE J SWE Ro DL Ro MS Ro Oe Oe Oe Oe LAW/.... IN/NAv Oe NAv/NAv NAv NAv NAv NAv/NAv NAv N Oe . .75 HT/.... CUL/. .. CUL/. .. NAv/NAv NAv NAv NAv NAv NAv NAv BM BM NAv NAv NAv NAv NAv NAv NAv SM BM NAv N NAv N N N OP N N MANUFACTURERS AC * Alht-Chalmen Manufacturing Co ACP -AJJia Chalmers Power Systems, Inc APC * The Air Preheater Co. Inc AS American Standard. Inc 68 Brown Sown Corp 8F BuHsio Forge Co BJ * Byron-Jackson Pumps, Div Borg-Warner Corp BIN'- fiaMwitvHamrJtoft Co 6M Bailey Meter Co BPC Bingham Pump Co BRP - Bruce Peebles & Co. ltd BU Buell Engineering Co. Inc BW - Babcock A Wilcox Co BWL Babcock & Wilcox Ltd CAP CA Parsons. Ltd CE - Combustion Engineering, Inc CES . CombWlioirfcngrg Superheater Co. Ltd CHH * Chicago Heater Co CIR Canadian fngenoll Rand Co Ltd COC - Cochrane 0*. Crane Co CRL - Croll-Reynofds Engineering Co, Inc CUL - Cutligan Industrial Systems Div, Cuiligen USA CV Copes-Vulcan, Inc 0L Oelavul Turbine Inc QP Diamond Power Specialty Corp EAi Electronics Associates, Inc EE English Electric Co Ltd EL Ecodyne Ltd EM Electric Machinery Manufacturing Co F The Foxboro Co ^ FIS - Fischer & Porter Co FO - Forney Engineering Co FW Foster Wheater Corp G0I Gulf Degremont, Inc GE General Electric Co GF The Green Fuel Economizer Co GW - The Graver Water Conditioning Co HAP James HowtJen & Parsons of Canada Ltd HCC Computer and Instrumentation Oiv, Westmghousa Electric Corp HOW - Howell Instruments. Inc HT Hungerford & Terry. Inc IBM International Buyness Machines Corp IN - tnfilco Products Co IR - Ingersoll-Rlnd Co IW - llhnors Water Treatment Co JOY Joy Manufacturing Co KKK Kuhnit. Kopp & Kausch AG LA - The Louis Allis Co, Inc LAW LA/Water Treatment Oiv. Chromalloy American Co LN Leeds & Northcup Co LOO - Lodge-Coftrell Ltd MLW MLW Worthington Ltd MR - Milton Roy Co MS Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock Co NOV - Novenco Inc PEC * Peabody Engineering Corp PM -The Ptrmutit Co PP Pacific Pumps Oiv, Oresser Industries Inc * RA - Raymond Oiv, Combustion Engineering, Inc RS - Riley Stoker Corp S1E -SiemensAG STW - Smithen-Well* Corp SWE Southwestern Engineering Co WE - Wertinghouse Electric Corp WM The Whitlock Manufacturing Co WQ Worthington Corp YU -Yuba Heat Transfer Corp ZU > Air Systems Oiv, 2um Industries, Inc SYMBOLS ' ABr Aluminum bronze Ad - Admiralty brass Adi Admiralty, inhibited AlB - Aluminum brass AnC Analog computer Art Attemperator BA Bladed airfoil Bal Balanced BC - Bickward-curved blades B0 Balanced draft C - Coal, bituminous Cir Circular ?Cr Crude oil CuN Copper/nickelg" Cy -Cyclone ". T* 0 -Damper 08 Dry bottom 0e Deminerefizefad] DiC - Digital computerj| 0iQ - 0rstifl#t oil, EA - Excess air Eva - Evaporator J Fs - Fuef in sforega u Fub Fuef at burner G -Gas T.,,, G R (lueses recircutooejX G t -Gas tempering 1 2 -Hydro^an V HZO - Water `'` HF Horizontal flare but*1* HI - Horizontal intermn**^ Hyb Hybrid HyC Hydraulic coupfinfjL; J Sleam }tt L Ligmre <.>. vt M Motor "*rv MAn Monitoring end ena/Y*0 MAP - Momtonng, analyse N*1 partial control MgO V or.eyum oxida plant oesiG fr Drive FEEDWATER HEATERS "i nr~ e J| o 1; s MAn 2 jit jit 1> MAn-'* 1- C MAn 2 MAn 2* 7900 4696 13 400 3258 13 400 3258 7950 3110 NAv 3530 IR IR !R IR 6J s T77 u 27.500 HvC MtS 24.600 HyC MtS 24.600 s T" 15 700 S T" 17.500 MAn 1 ? 12.550 4570 OL s 6200 4985 IR S c MAn 1 MAn 1 6700 342 2 11.550 2330 NAv S PP c c4 MAP 2^ NAv NAv DL S c MAP 2': 4500 3n79 2 5550 ! 600 PP BJ s s r` 10 300 4520 DL s Mon Mon i 2 970C 4375 DL s 4700 3135 IR s <ctm C MAn MAn MAn 2 4340 2926 PP s 2-' 4075 4563 BJ s 1 n 6740'-' 7200'-i Cl R s ? 4 800 3C5U BJ s MAP 8034 2743 Cl P s T -n 41 Ti* T4` T 1' T l-' 34.800 21.500 13.577 17.025 13 000 TJJnT -l * TJT T-i T ' 13 500 8930 NAv 31.500 11 429 t:: ." T-a.TM T TJJ 4.1 T 9500 11.950 16 200 9900 16.800 C MAn MAn MAn MAn MAn 2 4500 3200 DL l 6790 78371 PP 140 9000 3200 0L 2 3820 3310 Dl I*1 7320 2996 DL Re? MtS.T 10.000 s T3.'.a\ 17.474 s T3' te 15.700 s y.'.'.ot -7500 s 13 838 sc* MAP MAP 181 7600 2950 1 6360 2250 1M 6290 3100 t*> 7300 3007 2 3000 2446 OL s DL s T 33 14.200 T33.S3 11.000 IR HyC MtS 12.000 NAv Re? TM.et* 14.686 DL HyC M 6000 MAn 2 2 2 2 I - AP 1 319? 1430 2375 2850 1095 6882' 1800 3375 2300 1480 PP IR AC PP BPC $ Re? Reg Reg Re? T:: K M M M 7000 2000 5500 5000 1250 MAP 2 2 2 2 3090 1520 1750 1335 2089 2899 2400 2403 WO HVC M PP HyC M 01 Reg M AC HyC M 4500 3500 3000 2500 DL 2732J y<23 . 2/13-' 2/3*-1 2 n'`i 2/3" WE 2 2/52J CE 2/ . " 3/... TM DL 2/17-' GE 2/1-'7 NAv 1 WE 1 GE 1 2/4 73 2/577 3'57' 0/273 2/473 GE 2 GE 1 WE NAv DE } GE 1/27' GE 1 DL 1 GE WE 2/177 GE GE 1 GE 1 GE 1 GE 1 GE 1 2/473 0773 NAv 2/573 2/473 2/413 2/573 4/413 2.'5*'3 3/3 *3 2/573 2/473 2/423 WE DL NAv NAv GE 1 1 1 1 NAv 2/523 0/213 2/523 3/523 NAv GE 1 GE 1 AC 1 GE 1 WE 1 1/423 0/123 2/373 0/223 N/223 GE 1 AC 1 WE 1 AC 2 2/323 2/323 3-223 3/223 546 VU 475 YU 475 YU 509 SWE 479 CHH.YU C Ci Ci DjO.RjO.G C 548 W0 519 FW 517 NAv 362 STW 467 FW.YU C C55 C Cr 474 YU 31B WE 504 SWE 501 SWE 481 YU C RsO fltO.G L C 493 YU C 488 WE C,G 487 MIW.CHH.FW RsO 481 BLH C 485 FW C 470 YU.BLH.CHK RsO 492 CHH.STW RsO 489 YU BLH.CHH Cr 485 YU C 480 YU NAv 478 353 NAv 530 NAv SWE.CHH YU WE WE NAv 487 287 482 359 .250 STW WM YU WE.CHH C0C . 472 YU 475 YU 476 STW.CHH 484 STW,LAW RjO.Cr RsO C C C Ds0.Rt0.Cr C RsO G 5 G OsO RsO.Ci G Mop'1 2 X MAP 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3542 7590 NAv 1800 1300 1530 890 800 NAv 3200 DL 2950 NAv NAv BJ 2300 NAv 5195' IR S S HyC flee 2500 150C 2100 NAv BJ Re? PP heg AC Reg NA> NAv M V M M 7060 14.600 7000 3500 2250 3000 1250 1260 NAv Dl WE GE NAv NAv 2 1 NAv 1 1 GE WE AC NAv 1 1 1 1 3/323 467 2/4 485 NAv/NAv NAv 2/323 466 N/2 220 SWE NAv NAv NAv NAv 2'2 380 SWE 2/2 443 YU 2/1 468 SWE 2/2 439 NAv L OsO.G C OsQ.RsO.G RsO C.G G G DsO.G FUEL AND EXHAUST u-- 11 9 14S 145v vi 9 7 12 5 12 12 5 17 19 4 83 10 8 18 NAv 68 84 9.2 11 4.1035 18 3 12 12.3 17 7 18 17.7 12.2 NAv 19.5 19.19.5 16.3 10 7 9.7 88 Vaf 11 -5 18 9.1080 1050 1000 19.5 19.19.3 1096 Fuel | i jt || O as 1 E^ 1 5c i S5 e .2 i s! C E-5 S"sl ee .s| 1 <i Sootblower !_ ! | *- 1 ! C 2 Ui O cc A. 8400 2 8065 NAv 8075 8032 ?482-*2 8676 9100 10.400 8082 NAv 8950 9300 99007 9300 9900 NAv 9161 9375 7728 9300 7793 NAv 9550 7924 8750 9079 9175*o NAv 8032 8870 9337 10.000w 9140 994Q20 9500 20 7976 8155 4 325 1 1 3S NAv No Yes NAv Yes NAv No No Air Air Air St St 1 5 No 3 5 No 25 No 0 1 No 1 2 No St Air Air Air St 3 No St 0 5 MgO Fub St l 1 Yes Fub St 06 No Air 0.6 No St 0.7 31 NAv *a 35 No No NAv No No St Air Si St St 29 No NAv St NAv Yes Fub St 29 No St 0.5 N Si NAv NAv NAv 0.5 0.3 NAv 23 12 NAv Air MgO Fub Sr Yes ___ 85 Air No Air No Air 1 0.3 14 0.5*4 N No No No No N St Si St St N N No `n 03 No N 1 MgO Fub St 0 No N CV 1 OP 2 NAv 3 CV 4 OP 5 OP 6 OP 7 DP B DP 9 CV >0 OP 11 CV 12 OP 13 CV 14 CV 15 CV 16 CV 17 OP 18 OP (9 CV 20 CV 21 CV 22 CV 23 CV 24 25 DP 26 CV 27 CV 28 DP 29 DP 30 CV 31 CV 32 OP 33 OP 34 35 op' . 36 37 38 39 W.Q 4ft 18.5 10.3.1000 1000 1075 ____ 53 10.B90 9474 7971 98S049 9500 NAv 9205 10.800 0.8 0 3.5 NAv 1 1 N N 08 No No No Yes NAv Fub ___ No No No Yes Fs" St NAv Air St Si St N NAv St op NAv OP OP DP 40 41 42 43 44 OP . APC OP 45 46 47 48 tw 1 Of footnotes) ' ftit plant; 20 MW ts generated line that will burn OsO at ... startup end weahed RiO during normal operation. For data on the combustion turbine,eepegtS*12 v - - --- 51-Standby unit 52 -One motor rated 1250 hp. one 900 hp * 53 - DiO, 18,984 8tWJb; G, 1068 Btu/cu ft . 54 - Primary steam source, mem-turbine - bleed; secondary steam source, mem / steam and auxiliary boiler 55 - Coal <s transported via five unit trains, compraed of 600 cars and 22 locomotives - 56 - Total output from two boilers supplying ream to one turbine/generator Other bir data pertain to individual units 57 - At 86.694 efficiency 58 - Oita are for each oi two SOVcapacity feedpumps. Primary steam source, intermediate-turbine exhaust; secondary steam source, mam steam or auxiliary boiler. A motor-driven feedpump a provided tor startup service - 59 - St/O-bitommous coal 60 - One rated 219300 ctm; one, 162.500 61 One rated 345.000 cfm;one. 262.000 62 - Sewage effluent a treated for blr makeup 63 - Combined-cycle plant; 135 MWts generated by two gas turbines, for data on combus tion turbioes. tee page S* 12 ' $4 Based or> oiJ firing ber 1972 lata are for each of fourboAera .*rv'2 r: lata are for each of two boiiere -- lata are for the mein feedpump. Standby >ump, manufactured by OL, is rated . 1660 gpm at 3801 pug. it b driven by n 8000-hp motor menufectured by GE. Yimary steam source, cold reheet; acondary steam soures, mein naem :im reheet. 1025 F; second cheat, 1050 F -`trsi reheataryJ24,000 sq ft; second ^ eheater, 167,000 sq ft 4/1 tandem-compound, indoor units in(ess otherwise specified Jata are for the mem feedpumps. A 2800-gpm motor-driven pump s available for startup arwea Osta are for the mam feedpump. A rtanup pump, rated at 40% of full ' capacity, also is installed . Compartmented nozzle ., * pH control: phosphate infection - Primary steam source, mam naam; tecondery steam source, auxiliary blr Data are for the mem feedpumps. - * Standby pump, manufactured by BJ, it rated 3060gomat 4573 psig. It is ... driven by 12.146-bp motor Steam source: cold reheet only ' ' 79 - One motor rated 6000 hp. one 1250 hp 80 Oate are for the main feedpump. - Standby pump, manufactured by Dt.ii , rated 4SOO gpm. it b driven by a 10,000-hp motor fft - Oata ate for the mein feedpump. Startup pump, manufactured by DL, b . % rated 3180gpmat 2620 psig. It it driven by a 5550-hp motor manufactured by AC 82 - Steam-coil air heater 83 Primary steam source, main-turbine . bleed; secondary steam source, auxiliary boiler B4 - Data are for the main feedpump. Startup pump, manufacTuretfby IR, b rated 1790 gpm at 2000 psig. Regulator controls flow; separate 2000-hp turbine ts the prime mover 85 - In fuel line 86 - Data ere for the main feedpump. Startup pump b rated 3550 gpm 1 at 2748 psig. It driven by - 6000-hp motor .. '87 - Flesh evaporation Company Pub Service of Oklahoma Pub Service Elec & Gas Co Jersey Central Pwr & Light Ohio Edison Co Duquesne Light Co Houston Lighting & Pwr Louisiana Pwr & Light Co Pennsylvania Electric Co El Paso Electric Co So California Edison Co Central Vermont Pub Service Co No. of units 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 Total power, MW Mfr 240 WE 140 TP 325 GE . 240 270 GE GE 600 GE 200 GE 250 240 WE 520 WE 275 WE Starti 73 73 74 74 74 74 74 74 75 75 77 iGas-turbine sales still climbing i |[ Recent surge in combined-cycle orders indicates these units ?will prove stiff competition for peaking/cycling boilers A- By Robert G Schwieger, Associate Editor The gas-turbine market is stronger than ever and appears to be growing, despite predictions of a few reputable sources that sales would taper off by 1972 and average approximately 2500-3500 MW/vr until about 1980. In fact, about 00 MW of gas-turbine generating sets ere sold in the first half of 1972 alone p S. 12-S.15V Several vears ago. some experts picked the early 1970s as the time for eas-turbine sales to peak. They felt that orders were being placed by utilities : solelv to fill the generation gap created when nuclear central-station licensing and environmental problems delayed the startup of these plants. However, it now appears many utilities recognize ' that gas turbines should not be consid ered merely as a stop-gap measure, but rather as an important part of their sys tem's generation mix. Evidence: orders received bv a few manufacturers for open-cvele units with startup dates in . 1975 and beyond, and the popularity of : preengineered combined-cycle plants (table, above 1. i At least one manufacturer predicts orders will continue at the current rate . of about 6000-7000 MW/vr for another vear or two. This period should be fol lowed by a slight dip in sales, assuming large nuclear units come on-lire in sig nificant numbers. But then, after utili ties have had sufficient time to reassess their generation mix and future require ments. orders are expected to increase and probabh exceed levels attained in the early 1970s. Combined-cvcle orders have come on strong after about a six-month lull that followed the first orders announced last year (Power. October 1971. pp 105109). Manufacturers are encouraged that these plants will play a major role in midrange generation. Even utilities that do not have gas turbines in their systems are showing considerable inter est. Remember that combined cycles were difficult to promote in the'early' days because the preengtneered concept was relatively new, and because some utilities were dissatisfied with the relia bility of gas turbines in peaking service. Several reasons exist for the surge in utility interest: 22 High availability of gas turbines can be achieved when these units are oper ated at relatively constant load for ex tended periods and when they are maintained in accordance with manu facturers' instructions. Example: the outstanding performance of equipment in pipeline service. 22 .home old fossil-fired central stations are not operating as well as expected in cycling service. 22 In some cases, it is more economical to order a combined-cycle plant than to invest capital in pollution-control equipment for an older station that might not withstand the neors of cy cling operation. 22 There is little operating data to sup port vendor claims of high reliability for boilers and turbines designed specific ally for peaking/cycling service. Environmental impact of combinedcycle systems should be less than that of peaking/cvcling units because of re duced cooling-water requirements and the utilization of higher quality fuels. Construction costs of combined-cvcle plants are relatively low because most components are assembled at the fac tory and shipped in modules to the plant site. Reducing NOx from gas turbines Perhaps one of the biggest problems facing vendors Of .preengineered com bined-cycle systems is the reduction of nitrogen oxides (NOx) from gas tur bines. Although the most strigent NO* laws in force today can be met by inject ing demineralized water into the com bustion chamber, this method is expen sive. Most gas-turbine manufacturers feel they will be able to offer a combus tor that will minimize NOx without wa ter injection shortly after Environmen tal Protection Agency determines an acceptable procedure "for calculating emissions (Power. Sept 1972, p 84). Regarding the survey pages, note that no orders were received by the follow ing companies during the survev period, June 1. 1971 to May 31. 1972: Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co. Ltd--Toshiba (Ja pan). Siemens AG (Germany). Franco Tosi. SpA (Italy). Societ'e Anonvme Cockerill-Ougree-Providence (Belgium) and Ateliers de Constructions Eletnques de Charleroi (Belgium). Free-world manufacturers of gas tur bines for utihtv and industrial service (larger than 1000 hp) that did not re spond 10 the Power survev: Auto Diesels Brabv Ltd (Great Britain), Dresser Industries. Inc (U S). Gutehoffhungshuette Sterkrade AG (West Ger many) and N'V Moiorenfabriek Thomassen (Netherlands). Power. NovemDer 19?2 $11 AliiBl^ii5a^ lV"* n 'Bai-ttmtrm EQUIPMENT LOCATION | -m z RATING AND CONOITIO !-- |1 o . - j eo m a e* !N * C - Ii ! -S i 5 i i Aa s, !f >. "a. ^5 a. 5 ja l S ea 5 i.; -f i =5 i Isa aX m 5 Z z i/i s i 5S ! 2 2% i 1 Georgia Power Co .............................. GGAAi .................................... we W-501 fi2S PP No Ow.Spv 644 ... 0 59 2 Northern Sum Power Co.......... Blue Isxa, MN...................... TO Mega-Pak Jl 4 PP No 3w 48.4 ... 1000 so Holland Twp, NJ................. GE MS 7001 417 Bl No Ow 44.2 ... 300 so City of Cape Town- West Mannatte. Wl.... .......... TP Capa Town. South Africa.... CW Twin Pac** Mod Pod-40 |2* PP Yes Ow.Spv PP Yes Ow 40 1000 80 69 59 30 20 20 :* 9 3 20 13 3 2 Vineland electric Utility.................. Consolidated Edison Co ot NY, Inc ... U S. Navy Prooultion Test Center..... Ft. Lauderdale. Fl-----------Vineland, NJ.......... .............. New York. NY_______ ____ Trenton. NJ.... ..................... Freeport, NY......................... TO we GE TP CW Efi-224 W-251 MS 5001 FMA-IILF Mod Pod-20 124<* 14 J$4f i PP Yes PP Yes PP Yes MO No PP Yes Ow 0w,5pv Sov Ow Dw 38.0 31.1 20.1 .... 20 .... too0 .... 0 .... 0 27.4 0 1000 80 59 35 90 80 42.7 33.S 21.B 80 59 95 30.6 90 53 20 10 <0 32 U S Air Force ............................. Golden Veliev Electric Assn. Inc . Arabian American Oil Co ............ /Volverme Electric Corp. Inc........ framum Municipal Plant............. GU ...................................... Fsirbanks. AK ...................... UthmtriiYth. Saudi Arabia.... TP GE GE Power Pac17 MS-5001 MS-5002 (IS J04 244 Kersey, Ml............................ CBC Coberra 1254i 2 Franklin, LA......................... TO EA-IT3 1 PP Yes PP No MO No PP Yes PP Yes OwSov Ow Ow N J2 12 17.5 .... 1000 .... 20.3 0 11.0 1000 10.2 .... 0 ... 12 SO 120 80 95 , . .12 12.5 i: s 3 10 80 7 3 6 3 16 Michigan Wisconsin Pioe (.me Co .. 17 Union Oil Co o! Canada ltd......... IB Kloecxner-Humooldt Oeutz AG ... 20 Gulf of Mexico...................... LoOo, Qnt., Canada.............. West Germany' .................... rx` ...................................... Paris. 11................................. GE CBC AV iR AIN MS-3002 Coberra 125 TF 35 G7-40 501-K13** 24J 541 4 1932 2*` Gh No Gh No PP Yes Gh Yes Gh Yes Sov Ow N33 Sov Qw .... 3.5 ___ .... 13.1 1000 12.5 1000 0 40 3.6 o ... 80 30 80 59 .60 .. 4.2 80 5.5 60 IQ 1 4 21 Amoseas Inc............................. 22 Amoco International, ltd........ 23 Alberta Government Telepnooe 24 Abu Dhabi Petroleum Co, ltd .. 25 Petroieoi Mexicanos ................ SO C$3000 8 Gh Yes Gull of Suez......................... so M03000 3* MO Yes Dw Calgary. Alta., CtntOt.......... so GSE300Q 237 SP Yes Ow Persian Gull ......................... so GSC300Q 3 81 Yes Mexico*................................. CBC Coberra 30 5 Gh No Sov .... 3.5 / ... 3.5 J 2.5 2.4 0 .... 3 1000 59 59 59 80 4 30 26 National Iranian Oil Co...................... 2? Computed Constructors Co ................. 29 Chicago Metropolitan Sewage District 29 MARCO) .................................... ....... 30 Abu OhatH Petroleum Co ltd............ Iran*...................................... White Plains. NY.................. Chicago, H .......................... Indonesia1............................ Persian Gulf.......................... AV NAT NAT NAT NAT TF 25 Vikmg-SBG Viking-CO Viking-COG/T Viking-COG 3 540 1 8 3 Pd Yes PP Yes TE No TE Yes Bl NO N N N Ow Ow .... 2 0 1.2 0 ... 1.75 0 1.0 0 1 ___ 0 80 59 59 59 59 2-8 80 1 1 1 31 Dowell Div. Oow Chemical Co ..... 32 Chevron Oil Co...........................?... 33 Amoseas Inc .................................. 3* City ol Andover ............................. 35 Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co . 36 Amoco Canada Petroleum Co........ Mobile. Al.......................... Ft. Saskatchewen. Alta.. Can. .Libya* ....................... ......... Andovar, MA........................ 1 Ft. St. John. Alta., Canada... SO so so so so so 1 PP1000 MOIOOO CS1200 GSEIOCQ KSIOOO GSO 000 10 5 I0 8*4 2 MO MO Gh Yes SP Yes SP Yes TE Yes Dw Ow Ow Ow .... .... .... 0.9 0.8 0.8 1.2 1.2 o 1.2 0 0 0 0 59 59 59 59 59 1 1 1 1 1 1 m im 143 U3 143 143 140 143 143 143 \* MANUFACTURERS AKT AEG-Kams Turbinenfabrik GmbH AlN Oetrou Oie( AHrson Onr. - Ganaral Motors Corp AIS .-Soaeta Gentrale d Constmctions Etactnqueset Mecarugues (ALSTHOM) AV Lycoming Oiv, Avco Corp BBS - Brown SoveriSulzer Turbomachmery ltd CBC - Cooper-Bessamer Co ON Curtits-Wnght Corp F(A fiat SpA, Ounsrone Mart GEG - GEC Gas Turbines ltd GE - General Electric Co HIT -Hitachi, ltd HS - Hnpano-Gurzt, Division d* la SNECMA 1R Ingersoll-Rand Co JBE -John Brown Engineering ltd KWU - K/efTwerk Union AG KV A/S Kongjberg Vapenfabrrfck MHI - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. Ltd NAT North American Turbin* Corp NP - Nuovq Pignone SpA ORE - Orenda Ltd PW - Pr*n and Whitney Airoift Oiv. United Aircraft Corp RR - Rolls-Royce Ltd RUS - Ruston Gas Turbines Ltd SO Solar Div of International Harvester Co STA - Stal lavel Turbin AB TO -Turbodyn* Corp TP Turbo Power and Marine Systems. Inc WE * Westingftous* Electric Corp WKR Werkspoor-Amsterdam NV SYMBOLS Ac - Annular combustor Au Accelerometer Be - Beenng cep Bl - Base load BpT - Blade-path tempereture CaC Cenannular combustor Cdp * Comprenor discharge pressure Cmb Combination, combined cycle CrO * Crude orl -> Cv Compressor Weed vetves - - Of Oual fuel OsO - Distillate oil Ow - Direct wire E - Electronic Ec Engine case EH - Electrohydreulic EM Electromagnetic EP Elacttopneumatic G * Natural gas Gh Gas handling HoC * Horizontal combustor Hy * Hydraulic ISi - Inlet silencer Itg - Integrated K Kerosene t*t A MO - Mechanical drive N - None NAp Not applicable . OpC Open cycle Pd Pump drh* PP - Paakmg power and ttandby RcC - Racmmry cycle with exhaust to boiler Reg - flrgenaratrvt cycle Ral - Relative motion between Owing cap and shafl - RsO * Residual od Ry -Relay Sep Separate Sk Stick (manifold) Sol Solid ttate ....................*y'Z' -.i- - SP - Standby powar only SoT Spead/ttma Spv Supervisory (telemetry) , .Ta - Turbine exhaust (blade path) TE . -Total energy It Turbine irtlat yVyJr*''{''"y - . Ti -Truashatt . Tws -Twinspool VtC Vertical combustor '. * Vig Variable mitt guide venee -r . ` ' -' "" * ~ .? ........... .x'" .. . _ _ ......................... -* --" --'.rrr FOOTNOTES 1 Various locations 2 - Independent Indonesian American Petroleum Co 3 Exact location not available 4 - Manufacturared in Mannheim, West Germany 5 - Irenan Electric Powar Generation & Transmission Co 6 -Undisclosed 7 - Ratio of absolute compressor-discharge pressure to absolute compressor-inlet presure .. _ 8 In some gas-turbine packages, turbine driving the external load - compressor, pump or gah** example - is mounted on a shaft separate from the ges-generator'i compressor and turbine ihn machine is called the free (or power) turbine. Packages without a tree turbine develop po"* external toad and ges-generetor compressor with the turbine described under tha "Gas gen***? 9 - Abo exhaust silencer and soundproof building , . yrfiBtf. 10 - Abo exhaust silencer : -v # 11 -AIN offers fhm versons of hs SOI engine: 901-KS. 501-K13 and 50MC16A bum natural |*J 501-K16A burn liquid fuel. KSand K14, similar in performance, have base-load ratings of 3*44 ) the following conditions: ambient temperature, 60 F;efev*tH>n, sea level; turbine-mlat f**>P** turbine speed, 13,820 rpm. K13 and K IS. abo similar m performance (detail in tabubtionJ^km v hm-rtage blades and vanes to permit higher gas temperatures at turbine wilet. Hanes, pov**** bout 16% ow the KSand K14 models. K1BA performance is comparable to the K13 which oftan additional spaed flexibility. Other units sold during 6/t/7t-5/31/7?survey p**? ^ Potormc Telephone Co, Baltimore. MO (2 units. K14), generator dnves; Trunkline Gas Co. 11, K13) and longwlla, LA (1, K13), comprasaor drives; Pacific Telephone h Telegraph Co**^ (2. K151. San Francisco, CA (1. KIS) and Oakland, CA (1.K1S), generator drives; New Vort 7' New York, NY (2, KIS),generator drives; Wenen Petroleum Co, Cameron, LA (I, Kl3J,rortC Nonham Naturel Gas Co, Hugo, MN (I, K13), compressor drive; Kanaas*Nebraska Natural oft Likin, KS (1, K13) and Scott City, KS (1, K13), generator drives; Coastal States 6es Proditf*'* S-12 plant c 'r - CAS GENERATOR COM 'FREE TURBINE* BUSTORS INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ! it Is* I |f sfr E I s> O1 eA I *8 8 8.1 2 5 J5S t 17 1 17 4 3600 5 3600 1 17 3 3600 2 7j t3 l I/?'-' 3? 2 7/5'J ri*J N N N 16 Ac 33 Yes is. 3600 Sol/EP ___ N BpT.Sk Ye* Cv SpT Be Yes Itg ? NNN VeC DsO Yes IS*9 3600 N N N 10 CaC DsO.CrO Yes IS< *0 3600 Sol/EH ____ 29 Te 2 CaC G.DsO Yes IS.9 3600 By/... .*4 EM T. Ye* v,a Ye* C* BpTM Rei Yes iig SpT Ec Yes hg 2 3 4 1 8 Ac DsO Yes ISi' 3000 Ry/EH E T. Cv SpT No Itg 5 2 7/B`J } IS 1 1? 2 7/8" 2 7/5i1 l/2'3 B800/6500*3 1 a CaC DF Yes ISi9 3600 fly/E 3 4894 NN N8 Ac 23 Yes ISi9 3600 Sol/E P 2 510C N N N 10 CaC otb No tSi10 3600 Sol/EH 1121 3 8600/6350*3 1 8 CaC K No ISiu 3600 Rv/EH 1/113 1 8 Ac DsO Yes ISi9 3600 Ry/EH 3< Ti.Te Yes TwS SpT Be Yes Iig 24 Te/Sk Yes Cv SpT Rel Yes Itg 35 Si Yes N SpT Be Yes Itg 6 7 8 EM T, N Cv SpT Ec Yes NAp g E Ti Cv SpT No Itg 10 2 V . . 13 >4 1/2'3 .< 1 8 CaC G.DsO, K Yes ISi9 3600 Ay/. . ** EM T. Yes Cv SpT Ec Yes Itg 11 1 16 2 5100 N N N 10 CaC G No IS.9 3600 Sol/EH EM $k Yes N SpT Be Yes Itq 12 ) 15 1 5100 1 12 CaC DF Yes IS*9 4670 Sol/EH EM Si Yes N SpT Be Yes NAp 13 f 1? i 7650 J 6 CaC DF No fSi9 3600 Ry.SoJ/E E Te yes Cv.Vig SpT Rel No Itg 14 2 7/8 *3 1/2'3 8600/6350*3 1 1 8 CaC DsO No IS.9 3600 Ry/E 35 Ti.Te Yes TwS SpT Be Yes Itg 15 1 IS 1 17 18 1 14 1 14 1 11 l 11 l 11 1 11 1 14 1 6900 3 7500 2 18,000 2 13.800 4 13.820 2 14,300 2 14,300 3 14,300 3 14.200 2 11,650 1 6 CaC G 1 1 2 8 CaC G 1 1 2 1 Ac DsO 11 6 CaC DF N N N 6 CaC G 1 1 1 1 Ac G 1 1 1 1 Ac G N N N 1 Ac DsO N N N 1 Ac G 1 1 1 1 Ac G No ISi9 6500 Sol/EH No fSi9 5000 fiy/E No tSi 1500 Ry.Sol/E Yes ISi 10 13.800 Sol/EP No ISi'0 1200 fly/E EM E EM Sk Te T. T. No 14,300 Ry.Sol/... . 3S Ti.Sk No 6000 Ry.Sol/..., 35 Ti.Sk No ISi 'O No Ry.Sol/----- ... 35 T.Sk Ry.Sol/----- 35 Ti.Sk No IS.9 9000 Ry/E E Te Yes N SpT Yes Cv.Vig SpT Yes Cv SpT Yes Cv SpT Yes Cv BpT Yes Vig Yes Vig Yes Cv Yes Vig Yes Cv SpT Be Yes NAp 16 Rel No NAp 17 Yes 18 Rei Yes NA0 19 Acc No NAp 20 Ts Yes NAp 21 Ts Yes NAp n Ts Yes Itg 23 Ts Yes 24 Rel Yes NAp 25 18 11 11 11 11 1 18.000 1 17.100 1 17,100 1 17.100 1 17.100 1 1 2 1 Ac DF N N N 1 Ac OsO N N N 1 Ac OF N N N 1 Ac OsO 1 Ac PrG No ISi` 3850 Sol/. .. No ISi9 1800 Ry/EH No IS.M 3600 Ry/EH No IS.3* 1800 Ry/EH No ISi9 1800 Ry/EH E EM EM EM EM ire Te Te Te Yes Cv No N No N No N No N SpT ___ 39 Be ___ 39 Be ___ 39 Be ... .39 6c Yes NAp 26 No Irg 2/ No Itg 28 No Itg zy No Itg 30 B 18 18 18 18 18 2 2 22.300 2 22.300 3 22.300 3 22.300 3 22.300 1111 1 111 1 111 NNN 1 NNN 1 NNN 1 Ac OsO Ac G Ac G Ac DsO Ac DsO Ac G No No ISi*0 3600 Ry.Sol/.... Sk No ISi10 22.300 Ry,Sol/.... .. .3S Sk No ISi10 1800 fly.E/.... 35 Sk No ISi9 1200 Ry.E/----- Sk No ISi Ry^ol/...: ___ 35 Sk Cv No Cv Yes Cv No Cv No Cv Cv SpT SpT 31 No 32 No NAp 33 Yes Itg 34 Yes Itg 35 Yes hg 36 kl3). compreMf drive; Natural Ga* Pipeline Co of t, Johnson's Bayou. LA 0. A13). compressor dnv; dosed company in Lake Arthur. LA (1, K13I, comState Unirarnty of NY at Stony Brook, NY (2, fl^ganantor dnvaj. Cities Service Gas Co, Setanta, KS p(Aj compressor dm*; Oasis Pipeline Co, various *ot- * Texas 08. K16AI. compressor drives t mm comprises veral models. Oependmg on the . mbwnt conditions, elevation, etc, normal-power |iaflf fall between 18.7 and 39.35 MW. and peek-power (between 21.7 sod *2.95 MW; gas temperature at bma mitt will be between 1135 end 1250 F; ratio, between 11.1 and 14.7 s press/r* - - I on model, low pressure compressor has either . mestages T I on the model, speed of h? compressor drive unit *. it 8560 and 8750 rpm; speed of l-p compreoor n 8350 end 6690 rpm ding on model, analog controls can be electrohydraulic, piratic or electronic 8 FT4A-HLF wo purchased by US Air Force for use lit Power Pea purchased dunng survey period for electric %Vion: New England Ges & Electric Assoc. Cambridge, tttnit. modef FT4A-9LF); Ebasco International Corp. pd, Ecuador (1. FT4A-1 ILF); British Columba Hydro r Auth, Pnnce Rupert. B.C., Canada (2. FT4C-1DF) |T?4>2A-90F was purchased by Wisconsin Pubhc Service felectric generation in West Mannerte. Wl bp1win Pea purchased dunng survey period for electric - ~" dion: Union Electric Co. undisclosed location m mi (1 unit, model TP4-2A-11LFI; Flonda Power Corp. ,v d location 14. TP4-2C-1LFI, Public Service Electric Id. undisclosed locations w New Jersey (8, TP4-2C-1LF); t General Electric Co. undisclosed locations m Oregon L2C-1LF); Nebraska Public Power Diet. Hebron, ,, and Shelton, NE (3. TP4-2C-1 LF): Long Island 1' .... a Co. Gienwood Landing. NY (5. TP4-2C-1 LF); Ha* Tiber 1972 Southern California Edison Co, undnttaed lootion II, Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co, Warren. PA (1): and undis TP4-2C-1DF); Wisconsin Public Service Corp. undbdoad ioca- - closed company-in Rumania 15). Variations ordered as bon {1.TP4-2C-1DF); Wisconsin Power ft Light Co, undo- pump drives by National Iranian Oil Co for various undis- - dosed location (2, TP4-2C-1DFI closed locations in Iran (8 units) _ .. 21 - Twin Pac senes comprises several models. Depending on the 33 - Mobile trailer mstallabon model, ambient conditions, elevation, etc, normal-power rating 34 - Venations of this machine ordered as compressor drives by -- will fall betwean 36J5 and 63.6 MW, end peek-power rating Colorado Interstate Corp, Moane, OK (2 units): El Peso ~ ' '.v_V' - - - betwean 39.8 and 65 MW; gas tamperature at power-turbine T-'.'' Natural Gas Co, Ignacio. NM (1); Humble Oil ft Refining . y. -- ^ - inlet will be between 1130 end 1250 F; presura ratio, be- _ Co. locations in Teats (41; Imperial Oil. Ltd. locations in ' . tween 119 end 16.1 Alta., Canada <5), Mountain Fuel Supply Co. Lark, UT (1); 22 ' * Depending on model, speed of the higtvpressore compreoor . Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America, locations in Texas . .. dnve wiU be between 8380 and 6840 rpm; lowiiresura drive, V- LV`: 14}, Oasis Pipeline Co. locations in Texas (4). Shell Oil Co,*.'. between 6280 end 6700 T ' Gulf ol Mexico (1); Union Oil Co of California, Cook 'v r~^+~ -23 *- DdtrUete, residual and crude oils, plus natural and proceo " - . Inlet AK (2) - _--. - - V gsses separately or in combination - -* w-.jSV^.T V-. 35- - Magneticspeed pickup 24 -Impulsegenerator - - -- | * 36----- Variations of this machine ordered by Home Oil Co Ltd, .-/**>- 25 . Venations of this machine ordered et generator drives by V---_**___ Swan Hills. Alta., Canada (2 units), waterflood-pump . ... Northern Sots Power Co, various locations in Minnesota (6 - drive; Mobil Oil Corp, Coyanosa Station, TX (2), re- -l unrts) and Public Service Co of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, OK fngennon-compressor drive; Oasis Oil Co of Libya, Inc, (2 - in a PACE 260 combined-cyde rystam) - various locabons in Libya 18), crude-oii-pump drive; Shell ^ 26 Variations of this machine ordered as generator drives by Oil Co, undisclosed location m Louisiana (1), waterflood- Bmoh Columbia Hydro ft Pomr Authority, Port Hardy, B.L, pump drive; Shell Cenadj Ltd. various locations m Alta.; . _ * * Canada <1 unit) and Public Service Electric ft Gas Co, Bergen, Canada (2). waterflood-pump drive NJ (1) 37 Variations of this machine ordered as generator drives by .~ 27 - Variations of this machine ordered as generator drives by Salt Mountain States Telephone ft Telegraph Co, Tucson. AZ 11 River frofeet Agricultural Improvement & Power-Dot (2 units); unit) and New York Telephone Co. Nassau County, NY (2) \ Northern States Power Co (4); Omaha Public Power Dirt 12); ` 38 Also soundproof building . _ 1_.'' " Potomec Electric Power Co (4); Louisiana Power ft Light Co 39 Compare maximum fuel flow to compressor discharge (2); Ouquesne Lighi Co 13); Philadelphia Electric Co (3); Ohio pressure ' Edison Co (21; McPherson 8d of Public Utilities, McPherson. - v':' 40 - Venation of this machine ordered as generator drives by r ------ ; KS12) - ~ - - - Santa Clara County, San Jose, CA (2 units) - 28 * Approximate figure __ ' . 41 - Venation of tho machine ordered as a compressor drive by 29 Inouctor slternstor frequency measurement ' - The Gas Council, Chelmsford, England (4 units) 30 -Also speed/trmeratio .................. 1'^ 42 r Variations of this mschine ordered as compressor drives by 31 - GT-55 - '* * ` Chattanooga Gas Co, Chattanooga,TN II unit) and El Paso * 32 -- Vacations of this machine ordered as compressor drives by ` -,z Neturel Gas Co, undisclosed locations (3). Variations of this _ Costal States Gas Producing Co, Freer, TX (1 unit); Alberta Gas . machine ordered as pump dnve* by Tennessee Gas Pipeline ' TrunkLmesCo,Valleyview,Afta.,CaM(tan);PhiflipsPetro-;t-; ? Co, Ysdoskey, LA 0 unit) end Sae Robin Pipeline Co. - *ryi^ leum International Investment Co, Bacton, England (3); J.y. ..1. Guff of Mexico 13) ____ ___________ .. tI S-13 " '