Patent classifications
F01K17/06
Atmospheric pressure water ion generating device
An atmospheric pressure water ion generating device is arranged in a triphase organic matter pyrolysis system which includes a steam generating device and a pyrolysis and carbonization reaction device. The water ion generating device includes a connecting pipe connected with the steam generating device, and having an interior that is penetrated, a heating tube having a first end connected with the connecting pipe and having an interior provided with an air channel, and a spraying head connected with a second end of the heating tube, and having an interior that is tapered. The air channel has a surface provided with an alloy catalyst layer. The spraying head is provided with a nozzle which is connected with the pyrolysis and carbonization reaction device.
Fuel Cell Generator with Cryogenic Compression and Co-Generation of Liquefied Air
The present invention provides a high efficiency prime mover with phase change energy storage for distributed generation and motor vehicle application. Phase change storage minimizes energy required for refrigerant liquefaction while reducing fuel consumption and emissions.
RENEWABLE ENERGY CYCLE SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF
A renewable energy cycle system and method thereof is disclosed, wherein the renewable energy cycle system comprises a water softening equipment, an electrolysis hydrogen equipment, at least a combustion boiler equipment, a generator and at least a steam efficacy conversion device. Herein softened water can be electrolyzed into hydrogen and oxygen by means of the electrolysis hydrogen equipment, and the decomposed hydrogen can be transported to the combustion boiler equipment for combustion such that the liquid in the combustion boiler equipment boils and generates saturated vapor pressure. Next, the generated saturated vapor pressure can be outputted into the steam efficacy conversion equipment such that the steam efficacy conversion equipment can convert the steam efficacy into mechanical energy thereby allowing the steam engine in the steam efficacy conversion equipment to rotate in high speed. Then, the generated high speed rotations can draw the generator to cut the internal magnetic lines to perform mechanical operations for power generation, and the electric energy created by the mechanical operations of power generation can be circularly provided to the electrolysis hydrogen equipment as the required electric power for operations thereof so as to achieve the objective of environment protective cycle power supply.
Variable fuel gas moisture control for gas turbine combustor
In one or more of the inventive aspects, when a gas turbine system of a power plant operates at part load, a moisture content of fuel gas provided to the gas turbine system may be controlled so as to minimize combustion dynamics and/or to comply with emission requirements. The fuel gas moisture content may be controlled by modulating a flow of heated water to a fuel moisturizer. By using heated water from a heat recovery steam generator to moisturize the fuel gas, heat energy from the water may be transferred to the fuel gas, and the overall mass flow may be enhanced to thereby increase overall combined cycle efficiency.
Variable fuel gas moisture control for gas turbine combustor
In one or more of the inventive aspects, when a gas turbine system of a power plant operates at part load, a moisture content of fuel gas provided to the gas turbine system may be controlled so as to minimize combustion dynamics and/or to comply with emission requirements. The fuel gas moisture content may be controlled by modulating a flow of heated water to a fuel moisturizer. By using heated water from a heat recovery steam generator to moisturize the fuel gas, heat energy from the water may be transferred to the fuel gas, and the overall mass flow may be enhanced to thereby increase overall combined cycle efficiency.
Lignite drying integration with a water/steam power cycle
The invention relates to power plant with a steam water power cycle and a lignite dryer that uses steam from the steam water power cycle. The connection of the lignite dryer to the steam water power cycle includes a first extraction line and a second extraction line.
Lignite drying integration with a water/steam power cycle
The invention relates to power plant with a steam water power cycle and a lignite dryer that uses steam from the steam water power cycle. The connection of the lignite dryer to the steam water power cycle includes a first extraction line and a second extraction line.
Method And Arrangement For Operating A Steam Turbine Plant In Combination With Thermal Water Treatment
A system and method are provided for operating a steam turbine plant in combination with a thermal water treatment plant having a first condenser for condensing raw water from exhaust gas of a steam turbine, an evaporator for operation with raw water and air, wherein transfers of material and heat occur in the evaporator, a tank for receiving the raw water with increased concentrations of impurities, a second condenser for condensing the pure water from the air downstream of the evaporator, and at least one steam turbine for operation with the purified water.
Method And Arrangement For Operating A Steam Turbine Plant In Combination With Thermal Water Treatment
A system and method are provided for operating a steam turbine plant in combination with a thermal water treatment plant having a first condenser for condensing raw water from exhaust gas of a steam turbine, an evaporator for operation with raw water and air, wherein transfers of material and heat occur in the evaporator, a tank for receiving the raw water with increased concentrations of impurities, a second condenser for condensing the pure water from the air downstream of the evaporator, and at least one steam turbine for operation with the purified water.
Processed vapor make-up process and system
A novel processed vapor make-up water subsystem that uses a make-up water boiler to boil and purify make-up water and its method of use are described. Upon vaporization, dissolved solids remain in the liquid water in the bottom of the make-up boiler and the solids free steam is introduced into the main boiler loop through a deaerator. Periodically, the water in the bottom of the make-up boiler is blown down when the amount of dissolved solids in the water reach a predetermined level.