WANG Jinxing, HAO Jian, LIU Chang, et al. Enlargement of heat-electricity ratio for flexibility operation in a large-scale extraction condensing turbine system[J]. Thermal power generation, 2020, 49(12): 41-50.
DOI:
WANG Jinxing, HAO Jian, LIU Chang, et al. Enlargement of heat-electricity ratio for flexibility operation in a large-scale extraction condensing turbine system[J]. Thermal power generation, 2020, 49(12): 41-50. DOI: 10.19666/j.rlfd.202002095.
Enlargement of heat-electricity ratio for flexibility operation in a large-scale extraction condensing turbine system
To improve the flexible heating capacity of large-scale coal-fired heat and power generation system for absorbing the intermittent renewable energy
a 350 MW coal-fired condensing unit with medium-pressure cylinder extraction steam for heating was selected as the research object in this paper
and then the flexibility of large-scale coal-fired CHP system was studied. Firstly
the simulation model of this condensing unit was built through the Ebsilon software. Next
six heating modes such as middle extraction steam
electric boiler coupling with extraction steam
electric heat pump
electric heat pump coupling with extraction steam
absorption heat pump as well as cutting out low-pressure cylinder
were evaluated respectively from the aspects of thermoelectric load adjustable range and energy consumption characteristics. The results show that
compared with middle extraction steam heating
the electric heat pump heating
electric heat pump coupling with extraction steam heating
absorption heat pump heating and cutting out low-pressure cylinder heating increase the maximum heating power from 336 MW to 631 MW
563 MW
453 MW and 545 MW
respectively. The maximum heat-electricity ratio increases from 1.39 to 7.97
6.47
1.87 and 2.92
and the average standard coal consumption rate in the maximum heating power heating mode reduces from 185 g/(kW·h) to 137
147
152 and 140 g/(kW·h)
respectively. The case study shows that the electric heat pump heating mode can effectively reduce the average standard coal consumption rate of the system under the background of absorbing higher-proportion renewable energy.