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COMBINED CYCLE JOURNAL, First Quarter 2006
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Measurement of damaging thermal transients in F-class horizontal HRSGs, Robert W Anderson, Competitive Power Resources
Corp (US), and Michael Pearson,
J Michael Pearson & Associates
(Canada).
The Pearson/Anderson presentation was the perfect sequel to Rops.
It related in detail the collection and
analysis of field data from one HRSG
to identify potentially damaging
tube-temperature anomalies likely
to impact the long-term reliability of
pressure parts. The paper included
as part of the proceedings is a treasure-trove of useful information for
plant managers. It is anything but
casual reading: more than 100 pages
long with more than 100 illustrations. However, the presentation
should be of interest to many in the
industry because the investigation
was conducted on a 7FA/horizontal
HRSG arrangement common to more
than 100 plants worldwide.
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The triple-pressure, reheat HRSG
outfitted with approximately 500
thermocouples was designed to
the minimum requirements of the
ASME Code. Thus, evaluation of
thermal transients using thermal/
mechanical modeling or finite-element analysis was not required nor
performed, even though the plant
had been specified for cycling service. Focus of designers was lowest
initial cost.
Pearson and Anderson reported
that poor design practicesmost well
publicized as such for many years
were repeated in this boiler and are
still in use today. All of the problems
identified are solvable at reasonable
cost, they said. Value of the paper
is that it can help owner/operators
make better decisions regarding
improvements that are worth designing into their next HRSG because of
the long-term financial benefits those
enhancements offer. Three key points
of the presentation:
n It is of crucial importance that
high-pressure (HP) superheaters and reheaters be completely
drained before steam flow is established. Keep in mind that you cant
fool the material. Damage caused
by poor condensate management
rarely is immediate and fatigue
failures may not occur until some
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Chemical monitoring of HRSGs:
Key measurements for operational control and fault-condition diagnosis, Geoff Bignold, GJB
Chemistry for Power Ltd (UK).
Bignolds presentation is a handy
eight-page review of what plant
managers should consider to ensure
long-term reliable operation of a
combined-cycle plants steam/water
circuit. This goal cannot be achieved
unless appropriate chemical targets
are met to minimize corrosion and
deposit accumulation. A combination
of online monitoring of key parameters, reinforced by regular offline
confirmatory analyses, is key to success, said Bignold.
It is important to ensure that
plant operators receive sufficient
warning when a chemical fault condition develops, he continued. Thus,
instrumentation reliability must be
such that the data presented will be
trusted and that appropriate action
to restore operation within target
values will be taken immediately.
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European standardization activity with respect to HRSGs, Corrado Delle Site and Andrea Tonti,
ISPESL (Italian Dept of Inspection
and Safety).
For anyone needing an update on
European standards for boilers and
unfired pressure vessels, the paper
developed by Delle Site and Tonti
based on their presentation, is a good
place to start. Their conclusions:
n More comprehensive European
standards for HRSGs should be
developed.
n EN12952 is applicable to HRSGs
but does not cover important aspects
related to creep. In fact, creep is not
addressed properly in any European standard. Creep amendment
of EN13445 applies only to unfired
pressure vessels, not to boilersat
least at this time.
n Because EN12952 does not address
creep, other specific design rules
can be used for steam boilers provided that they meet European
Pressure Equipment Directive
(PED) safety requirements.
n Presently, none of the boiler
design/construction codes with
the widest international use
specifically, the ASME (American), BS (British), TRD (German), and EN12952 (European
Union)adequately addresses
the underlying design weaknesses that have been identified as
the root causes of persistent failure mechanisms in HRSG tubes
and headers.
Improving the life expectancy
of base-load-designed HRSGs
under cyclic operations, Akber
Pasha and Tony Thompson,Vogt
Power International Inc (US).
Pasha and Thompson both have
long-term experience in the design
of HRSGs and are among the mostcapable engineers in the industry to
describe the various damage mechanisms encountered during fabrica-