Abstract:
In order to provide an operation and maintenance planning aiding system for a power generation installation which prepares an operation plan for a plurality of power generation units by making use of actual plant data and based on a total judgement including a variety of circumstances of the machine and apparatus or the parts thereof in the power generation units, in the system the plurality of power generation units 41, 42, 51 and 52, a power supply command center 3 and a service center 1 are arranged and connected via a communication network 6, the service center 1 obtains the plant data via the communication network 6 from the plurality of power generation units 41, 42, 51 and 52, calculates in real time a power generation efficiency of a concerned power generation unit for every plurality of power generation units 41, 42 51 and 52 by making use of the obtained plant data and design data of the concerned power generation unit and prepares an operation and maintenance plan for each of the power generation units based on the calculated power generation efficiency.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a turbine rotor blade that is highly manufacturable and capable of reducing the stress caused by centrifugal force. The turbine rotor blade includes: a vane portion having a blade leading edge which is positioned upstream in the distribution direction of working fluid, and a blade trailing edge which is positioned downstream of the blade leading edge; and a blade base portion which is extended unidirectionally on a base side of the vane portion and engaged with a blade groove formed in the outer circumference of a turbine rotor. The turbine rotor circumferential position of the end of the blade base portion on the side toward the blade leading edge is different from the turbine rotor circumferential position of the end of the blade base portion on the side toward the blade trailing edge.
Abstract:
The present invention is a steam turbine rotor blade assembly including: an airfoil; a shroud provided at a tip of the airfoil; a blade root (dovetail) projecting toward a radially internal circumferential side of a turbine rotor and fitted to a root attachment provided on an outer circumferential portion of the turbine rotor; a platform provided between the airfoil and the blade root; a pin provided between the blade root and the root attachment; a bore formed between respective surfaces of the shrouds facing each other and included in the respective adjacent rotor blades; and a bar-like member provided in the bore.
Abstract:
A gas turbine rotor blade capable of effectively reducing creep damage by forming a cooling through hole to cool a target area in which significant creep damage of a shroud cover is predicted based on analysis of stress and temperature acting on the gas turbine rotor blade. A gas turbine using the rotor blade, and a power plant using the gas turbine are also provided. The gas turbine rotor blade includes a blade section provided with a shroud cover at an outer peripheral end thereof, and a platform, a shank and a dovetail which are formed in integral structure to successively continue from the blade section. An inner cooling hole is formed to penetrate through the gas turbine rotor blade from the dovetail to the shroud cover. The shroud cover has a cooling through hole formed to open in an outer surface of the shroud cover and extend in communication with the inner cooling hole.
Abstract:
Documents used for process control can be managed and maintained from a document server and a terminal. In order to update the documents quickly so that an operated process is always kept in the most preferable state of operation, the document server stores and manages production documents used for actually controlling and monitoring a control system plant, whereas the terminal system is used to refer and edit plant documents. The terminal can synchronize contents of the plant documents in the document server with those in the control system before storing the synchronized plant documents in the terminal.
Abstract:
Documents used for process control can be managed and maintained from a document server and a terminal. In order to update the documents quickly so that an operated process is always kept in the most preferable state of operation, the document server stores and manages production documents used for actually controlling and monitoring a control system plant, whereas the terminal system is used to refer and edit plant documents. The terminal can synchronize contents of the plant documents in the document server with those in the control system before storing the synchronized plant documents in the terminal.
Abstract:
In a gas turbine power generator, a compressor rotor and a junction boss are assembled by fitting a convex faucet joint provided on the compressor rotor and a concave faucet joint provided on the junction boss, in a freely releasable manner, and the compressor rotor and a rotor shaft are assembled by fitting the convex faucet joint provided on the compressor rotor and a concave faucet joint provided on the rotor shaft, in a freely releasable manner, and those compressor rotor, the rotor shaft and a generator core are combined in series and fastened by using a tie bolt and a nut, which is connected to the junction boss of the turbine rotor.
Abstract:
In order to provide an operation and maintenance planning aiding system for a power generation installation which prepares an operation plan for a plurality of power generation units by making use of actual plant data and based on a total judgement including a variety of circumstances of the machine and apparatus or the parts thereof in the power generation units, in the system the plurality of power generation units 41, 42, 51 and 52, a power supply command center 3 and a service center 1 are arranged and connected via a communication network 6, the service center 1 obtains the plant data via the communication network 6 from the plurality of power generation units 41, 42, 51 and 52, calculates in real time a power generation efficiency of a concerned power generation unit for every plurality of power generation units 41, 42 51 and 52 by making use of the obtained plant data and design data of the concerned power generation unit and prepares an operation and maintenance plan for each of the power generation units based on the calculated power generation efficiency.
Abstract:
A permanent-magnet generator rotor comprising a first rotor shaft end portion having in the axial center a hollow portion through which a bolt is passed; a second shaft end portion having in the axial center a hollow portion and a bearing portion through which the bolt is passed. A magnetic cylindrical body is sandwiched between the first and second shaft end portions. The permanent-magnet generator rotor includes the magnetic cylindrical body fixed between the first and second shaft ends, a permanent magnet held on the outer circumferential surface of the magnetic cylindrical body; a non-magnetic cylindrical body shrink-fit onto the outer circumferential surface of the permanent magnet; a stator disposed around the permanent magnet; and the bolt penetrating through the first and second shaft ends; the hollow portions in the generator, and the magnetic cylindrical body.
Abstract:
An operation monitoring unit 11 for acquiring process data from sensors 10 installed to a gas turbine and operation information of the gas turbine; communication units 12, 14 for transmitting each of said two kinds of data on the gas turbine acquired in the operation monitoring unit 11; an analysis server 16 which calculates values of equivalent operating time using each of the two kinds of data obtained through the communication units 12, 14, the value of equivalent operating time evaluating a degree of damage of a diagnosed position for each of a plurality of degradation-and-damage modes, and calculates a value of whole equivalent operating time by adding the values of equivalent operating time for the individual degradation-and-damage modes; and a facility management unit 15 client-server systemized using the analysis server 16 and a WWW browser 20 or WWW server 19 are provided. By acquiring the above-described two kinds of data relating to the gas turbine during operating the gas turbine into the analysis server 16 through the communication units 12, 14, a highly accurate analysis result of damage condition can be speedy obtained from values of equivalent operating time for a plurality of degradation-and-damage modes. Further, it is also possible to provide convenience that a person in a remote site can speedy and easily view the analysis results using the WWW browser 20 through the client server system.