Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
OF
PUMPS & FANS
Presented By
M.V.Pande
Dy.Director
NPTI, Nagpur
Motor
Speed Disch. head Capacity
Power kW
mWC
TPH
RPM
200 KHI
4320
1834.6
430
4000
FK 6D 30
5050
2104
398
3500
BFP LAYOUT
PUMP CURVES
DATA COLLECTION
Specifications and design details
DATA COLLECTION
Specifications and design details contd
DATA COLLECTION
Collect the above information for all pumps in the water circuit
Collect the Performance Characteristics curves of all pumps
Compile design, P. G. test, previous best and last energy audit
values with of the pumping system being audited
INSTRUMENTS REQUIRED
PARAMETERS TO BE MEASURED
Energy consumption pattern of pumps (daily / monthly
/yearly consumption)
Motor electrical parameters (kW, kVA, Pf, A, V, Hz, THD) for
individual pumps
Pump operating parameters to be monitored for each pump
Discharge Flow, Head (suction & discharge), Valve position,
Temperature, Load variation, Simultaneous power
parameters of pumps, Pumps operating hours and operating
schedule, Pressure drop in the system (between discharge
and user point), Pressure drop and temperatures across the
users (heat exchangers, condensers, etc), Pump /Motor
speed, Actual discharge pressure and required / prevailing
pressure at the user end, User area pressure of operation and
requirement
Parameter
Q
Total head
1000
Details
Unit
m3/s
Kg/m3
m2/s
Hydraulic power
Pump shaft power
Hydraulic power x Motor
Replacement of pumps
Impeller replacement
Impeller trimming
Partially
closed valve
70 m
Head
Meters
82%
50 m
42 m
Oversize Pump
Required Pump
Static
Head
Operating Points
300
500
Flow (m3/hr)
14.8 kW
BACKGROUND
Thermal power plant has several fans such as Induced draft
(ID) fans, Forced draft (FD) Fans, Primary air fans (PA
fans). These fans contribute to significant auxiliary power
consumption. ID fans alone contribute to about 12% of total
auxiliary power consumption
Steps Involved
Data collection
Observations and
Analysis
Exploration for energy
conservation measures
Report preparation
ID Fan System
DATA COLLECTION
Collect detailed design specification & operating parameters
Fans Parameters ( FD, ID and PA Fan )
DATA COLLECTION
Collect detailed design specification & operating parameters
Fans Parameters ( FD, ID and PA Fan )- contd
DATA COLLECTION
Details of the fans and ducting system:
Collect the schematic diagram / network of the ducting
system
Collect Performance characteristics of all fans
Compile design, P. G. Test, previous best and last
energy audit values with respect to fans and draft system
which include excess air
If the fans are operated in parallel then it is advised to
collect the performance curve for the parallel operation
Air quality and pressure equipments at the users as per
the design requirements
INSTRUMENTS REQUIRED
Power Analyzer: Used for measuring electrical parameters such as
kW, kVA, pf, V, A and Hz
Temperature Indicator & Probe
Stroboscope: To measure the speed of the driven equipment and
motor
Sling hygrometer or digital hygrometer
Anemometer
On line instruments (calibrated)
Digital Manometer of suitable range and appropriate probes for
measurement of pressure head and velocity head.
Pitot tubes
Additional pressure gauges with appropriate range of
measurement and calibrated before audit.
FAN LAWS
Flow ?x Speed
Q1 N 1
Q2 N 2
Varying the RPM by 10%
decreases or increases air
delivery by 10%.
Pressure ?x (Speed)2
SP1 N 1
SP 2 N 2
Power ?x (Speed)3
kW 1 N 1
kW 2 N 2
Velocity pressure
Pressure arising from air flowing through the duct. This
is used to calculate velocity
Total pressure
Static pressure + velocity pressure
Total pressure remains constant unlike static and
velocity pressure
Details
Unit
m 3/ s
Static pressure
mmwc
kW
Input kW to motor
kW
Total pressure
mmwc
Velocity in m / s =
273 X 1.293
273 + Air temperature in 0 C
Parameter Details
Unit
Cp
0.85 or as given
by manufacturer
Kg / m3
100
P
o
w
e
r
IGV
75
50
VFD
25
Ideal
25
50
75
Flow
100
EXPLORATION OF ENERGY
CONSERVATION POSSIBILITIES
Improvement of systems and drives:
Use of energy efficient fans
Change of impeller with energy efficient impeller
Correcting inaccuracies of the fan sizing
Use of high efficiency motors
Fan speed reduction by pulley diameter modifications for optimisation
Option of two speed motors or variable speed drives for variable duty
conditions
High Performance Lubricants: The low temperature fluidity and high
temperature stability of high performance lubricants can increase energy
efficiency by reducing frictional losses
Use of energy efficient transmission systems (Use of latest energy
efficient transmission belts)
EXPLORATION OF ENERGY
CONSERVATION POSSIBILITIES
Improvement in operations:
Minimising excess air level in combustion systems to reduce FD fan
and ID fan load.
Minimising air in-leaks in hot flue gas path to reduce ID fan load and
cold air in-leaks
Minimising system resistance and pressure drops by
improvements in duct system / Insulation aspects