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Equipment:
Air Cooled Vacuum Steam Condensers
Air Cooled Heat Exchangers
Process Gas Coolers
Cooling Water Systems
Transformer Oil Coolers
Condensing & Feed water heating systems
Finned Tubes:
Extruded Aluminium Bi- Metallic Fin Tubes
Grooved & Embedded Aluminium Fin Tubes
Wrap on 'L' Footed and overlapped 'LL' Aluminium and Copper Fins
Crimped copper Fin Tubes
Wire wound copper and stainless steel Fin Tubes
Components:
Internal Turbulators
Aluminium Louvers
Air Cooled Vacuum Steam Condensers
Air cooled vacuum steam condensor
Air Cooled Vacuum steam condensor for 27 MW thermal power plant for Jaypee Rewa Cement, India

 

   Service

Steam under vacuum in thermal power plants.

 

   Finned Tubes    Options

'L' type single foot fins for normal environment.

'LL' type overlapped fins for dusty environment which can be cleaned with mild water pressure jet.

Extruded bi-metallic fins for severe dusty environment like cement plants, which can be removed with high pressure water jet cleaning.

 

   Headers

Welded 'D' type .

 

   Construction

A- Frame type with primary and secondary section tube bundle in each cell having one fan.
Fans are large diameter gearbox driven operating in forced draft mode.

 

   Scope of Supply

  • Tube bundles
  • Fans either in FRP or aluminium construction driven by gear box
  • A-frame mounting structure.
  • Wind wall for arresting cross winds.
  • Steam duct from turbine exhaust frame to condenser with expansion bellows.
  • 2 x 100% holding ejectors and 1 x 100% hogging ejector.
  • Condensate and hotwell drain tanks.
  • Condensate extraction pumps.
  • Hotwell pumps.
  • Control instrumentation.
  • Piping from the condenser upto ejector.

 

   Energy Saving

Better operational flexibility can be achieved depending upon the variation of ambient temperature and plant load demand. Energy can be effectively conserved through fan control systems. A cheaper but less effective method is by using two speed fan. More effective energy saving can be achieved by using variable speed drive for the AC motors.