The availability of fossil fuels required for power plants is reducing and their costs increasing rapidly. This gives rise to increase in the cost of generation of electricity. But electricity regulators have to control the price of electricity so that consumers are not stressed with high costs. In addition, environmental considerations are forcing power plants to reduce CO2 emissions. Under these circumstances, power plants are constantly under pressure to improve the efficiency of operating plants, and to reduce fuel consumption. In order to progress in this direction, it is important that power plants regularly audit their energy use in terms of the operating plant heat rate and auxiliary power consumption. Energy Audit of Thermal Power, Combined Cycle, and Cogeneration Plants attempts to refresh the fundamentals of the science and engineering of thermal power plants, and establishes its link with the real power plant performance data through case studies, and further developing techno-economics of the energy efficiency improvement measures. This book will rekindle interest in energy audits and analysis of the data for designing and implementation of energy conservation measures on a continuous basis. Contents: 1 Energy conservation in operation of thermal power plants Section A Design Concepts 2 Design concepts of steam cycle power plants 3 Design concepts of cogeneration plants 4 Design concepts of combined cycle power plants Section B Energy Audit of Steam Cycle Power Plants 5 Perspectives of Energy Audits 6 Energy Audit of Boilers and their Auxiliaries 7 Energy Audit of Steam Turbine Generators and their Auxiliaries 8Â Techno-economic Analysis of Energy Audit Results 9 Energy Audit of Plant Auxiliaries Section C Energy Audit of Cogeneration and Combined Cycle Plants 10 Energy Audit of Steam Turbine-based Cogeneration Plants 11 Gas Turbine-based Cogeneration and Combined Cycle Plants
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The availability of fossil fuels required for power plants is reducing and their costs increasing rapidly. This gives rise to increase in the cost of generation of electricity. But electricity regulators have to control the price of electricity so that consumers are not stressed with high costs. In addition, environmental considerations are forcing power plants to reduce CO2 emissions. Under these circumstances, power plants are constantly under pressure to improve the efficiency of operating plants, and to reduce fuel consumption. In order to progress in this direction, it is important that power plants regularly audit their energy use in terms of the operating plant heat rate and auxiliary power consumption. Energy Audit of Thermal Power, Combined Cycle, and Cogeneration Plants attempts to refresh the fundamentals of the science and engineering of thermal power plants, and establishes its link with the real power plant performance data through case studies, and further developing techno-economics of the energy efficiency improvement measures. This book will rekindle interest in energy audits and analysis of the data for designing and implementation of energy conservation measures on a continuous basis. Contents: 1 Energy conservation in operation of thermal power plants Section A Design Concepts 2 Design concepts of steam cycle power plants 3 Design concepts of cogeneration plants 4 Design concepts of combined cycle power plants Section B Energy Audit of Steam Cycle Power Plants 5 Perspectives of Energy Audits 6 Energy Audit of Boilers and their Auxiliaries 7 Energy Audit of Steam Turbine Generators and their Auxiliaries 8Â Techno-economic Analysis of Energy Audit Results 9 Energy Audit of Plant Auxiliaries Section C Energy Audit of Cogeneration and Combined Cycle Plants 10 Energy Audit of Steam Turbine-based Cogeneration Plants 11 Gas Turbine-based Cogeneration and Combined Cycle Plants
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Contents 1 Indian Energy sector an overview 2 Organization of the energy sector 3 Commercial energy balance tables and conversion factors Energy Supply 1 Coal and lignite 2 Oil and gas 3 Power 4 Renewable energy sources and technologies 5 Energy Demand 6 Agriculture 7 Industry 8 Transport 9 Domestic Local and global environment 1 Environment 2 Climate change and energy TERI Energy Data Directory Yearbook or TEDDY is an annual publication brought out by TERI since 1986 TEDDY is often used as a reference in other peer-reviewed books and journals for energy and environment-related data It gives an annual overview of the developments in the energy supplying and consuming sectors as well as the environment sector It also provides a review of the government policies that have implications for these sectors of the Indian economyThe book provides extensive data collated from the various government ministries on the energy supply sectors including coal and lignite oil and gas power and renewable energy sources and technologies; energy demand sectors namely agriculture industry transport and domestic sectors; along with information related to environment and climate change Graphs and maps have been used extensively to explain facts that makes the book an interesting read Besides detailed tables have been provided at the end of each chapter making TEDDY a comprehensive data bookEach edition of TEDDY contains India?s commercial energy balances for the past four years that provide comprehensive information on energy flows within different sectors of the economy and how they have been changing over time These energy balances and conversion factors are a valuable ready reckoner for anybody working on energy and related sectors 430 pp. N° de réf. du vendeur 101730
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