Method for operating a gas and steam turbine installation for frequency support
a technology of gas and steam turbines, applied in steam engine plants, machines/engines, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve problems such as power loss and efficiency during standby operation of installations, and achieve the effect of improving the power reserve availabl
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[0021]FIG. 1 shows a gas and steam turbine installation 1 which comprises a gas turbine 2 and a steam turbine 3. A rotor of the gas turbine, a rotor of a generator 5 and a rotor of the steam turbine 3 are coupled to one another by means of a shaft 4, wherein the rotor of the steam turbine 3 and the rotor of the generator 5 can be rotationally separated from one another and coupled to one another by means of a coupling 6. The rotors of the generator 5 and of the gas turbine 2 are fixedly interconnected. A flue gas outlet from the gas turbine 2 is connected, by means of an exhaust gas line 7, to a waste heat steam generator 8 which is provided for generating the working steam of the steam turbine 3 using waste heat from the gas turbine.
[0022]When the gas and steam turbine installation 1 is in operation, the rotating rotor of the gas turbine 2 drives, via the shaft 4, a compressor 9 by means of which combustion air is drawn in from the surroundings and fed to a combustor 10. There, the...
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- IPC
- F01K27/02
- CPC
- F01K27/02; F01K3/04; F01K23/101
- Inventors
- PICKARD, ANDREAS; SCHMID, ERICH



