Combined cycle generating system for improving heat source usage efficiency

Abstract

The invention provides a combined cycle generating system for improving heat source usage efficiency, which comprises a steam boiler and an ammonia water evaporator, wherein the steam boiler is sequentially connected with a steam turbine, a condenser and a feed pump in series, and the feed pump is connected back to the stem boiler to form a rankine power cycle; and the ammonia water evaporator is sequentially connected with an ammonia water gas liquid separator, an ammonia water absorbing/condensing device, an ammonia storage tank and an ammonia feeding pump in series, and the ammonia feeding pump is connected back to the ammonia water evaporator to form a kalina power cycle. The combined cycle generating system is characterized in that a heat side outlet of the steam boiler is connected to a heat side inlet of the ammonia water evaporator, or a cold side outlet of the condenser is connected to the heat side inlet of the ammonia water evaporator. The combined cycle generating system provided by the invention has the advantages that: the equipment is simple, the arrangement is compact, complete production can be carried out, and the cost is lower; a kalina power cycle device has mature technology and lower cost; the kalina power cycle has high cycle efficiency at the low temperature; and the rankine-kalina combined cycle generating system is stable, safe and reliable, can be unmanned, has long maintenance period, low maintenance cost, low generating cost and wide applicable scope, and is particularly applied to deep usage of waste heat in a conventional thermal power plant.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a Rankine-Karina combined cycle power generation system, which is a system for improving the heat source utilization efficiency of a steam power plant. Background technique [0002] The earliest power machine used in the industry was a steam power plant with water vapor as the working medium. Water in a steam power plant is sometimes in a liquid state and sometimes in a gaseous state. For example, in a steam boiler, liquid water is vaporized to produce steam. After the steam turbine expands and does work, it enters the condenser and condenses into water before returning to the boiler. It can maintain a constant temperature, and because the combustion products do not participate in the cycle, the steam power plant can use various fuels, such as coal, residual oil, and even combustible garbage. [0003] The Rankine cycle is a simple steam power plant cycle, and its process is roughly as follows: fuel is burned in a steam boiler ...

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[0004] Through the above process, it can be found that water is isothermally evaporated in the boiler and condensed in the condenser. In the process of water obtaining heat from the heat source and the cold source, it is limited by the isothermal endothermic and exothermic characteristics of

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