Gas and steam turbine plant
OwnerFrank Hannemann, Ulrich Schiffersinventors
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Abstract
In a gas and steam turbine plant with a waste-heat steam generator, a fuel gasification device is located upstream of the combustion chamber of the gas turbine via a fuel line. The after-heat steam generator is located downstream of the gas turbine on the flue-gas side and the heating surfaces of which are connected into the water/steam circuit of the steam turbine for the integrated gasification of a fossil fuel. For especially high plant efficiency, a heat exchanger is connected on the primary side into the fuel line between the gasification device and a saturator. In addition to a mixing device for admixing nitrogen, the heat exchanger likewise is connected on the secondary side into the fuel line between the saturator and the combustion chamber.
Claims4
A gas and steam turbine plant, comprising:
- a gas turbine having a flue-gas side and a combustion chamber;
- a steam turbine with a water/steam circuit;
- a fuel line connected to said combustion chamber;
- a saturator connected to said fuel line;
- a waste-heat steam generator located downstream of said gas turbine on said flue-gas side, said waste-heat generator having heating surfaces connected into said water/steam circuit of said steam turbine, and said waste-heat generator having a fuel gasification device located upstream of said combustion chamber of said gas turbine on said fuel line;
- a heat exchanger having a primary side and a secondary side, said heat exchanger connected on said primary side into said fuel line between said gasification device and said saturator, said heat exchanger connecting on said secondary side into said fuel line between said saturator and said combustion chamber;
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- a mixing device admixing nitrogen in said fuel line between said heat exchanger and said saturator.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.