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= 680.33 MW<br />

(ii) At (2) Energy = 507.77 MW<br />

(iii) At (24) Energy = 472.26 MW<br />

Outlet from Boiler<br />

(iv) At (1) Energy = 741.73 MW<br />

(v) At (3) Energy = 673.44 MW<br />

(vi) Flue Gases<br />

Total Inlet<br />

Total Outlet<br />

Loss in Boiler<br />

Proceedings <strong>of</strong> the National Conference on<br />

Trends and Advances in Mechanical Engineering,<br />

<strong>YMCA</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Science</strong> & <strong>Technology</strong>, Faridabad, Haryana, Oct <strong>19</strong>-<strong>20</strong>, <strong>20</strong>12<br />

= (i) + (ii) + (iii)<br />

= 680.33 + 507.77 +472.26<br />

= 1660.36 MW<br />

= (iv) + (v) + (vi)<br />

= 741.73 + 673.44 + 0<br />

= 1415.17 MW<br />

= Inlet – Outlet<br />

= 1660.36 – 1415.17<br />

= 245.<strong>19</strong> MW<br />

Efficiency <strong>of</strong> Boiler = 1415.17 x 100/ 1660.36<br />

= 85.23 %<br />

Section Turbine & Gen.<br />

(i) HPT Inlet (1) = 741.73 MW<br />

Outlet (2) + (5) = 567.77 + 50.06<br />

= 557.83 MW<br />

Net Energy at HPT= 741.73 – 557.83<br />

= 183.9 MW<br />

(ii) IPT Inlet (3) = 673.44 MW<br />

Outlet (4) + (7) = 450.55+37.73<br />

= 488.28 MW<br />

Net Energy at IPT= 673.44 – 488.28<br />

= 14.84 MW<br />

(iii) LPT Inlet (4) = 450.56 MW<br />

=Outlet (9) + (11) + (13)<br />

= 17.71+12.47 +12.12<br />

= 42.3 MW<br />

Net Energy at LPT= 450.56 – 42.3<br />

= 408.26 MW<br />

Net Input at Turbine (HPT, IPT & LPT)<br />

=183.9 + 14.84 + 408.26<br />

= 607 MW<br />

Efficiency <strong>of</strong> Turbo Generator= 250 x 100/ 607<br />

= 41.<strong>19</strong> %<br />

Section Condenser:<br />

Condenser Efficiency= Actual Cooling Water Temp rise<br />

Max Possible Temp. Rise<br />

Overall station efficiency<br />

= Output <strong>of</strong> Station x 100<br />

= (T42 – T41) x100<br />

T 15 – T41<br />

= (38 – 30) x100<br />

45 – 30<br />

= 53.33 %<br />

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