Gas turbine power generation system and method of detecting calorific abnormality of the same

A method of detecting a calorific abnormality of an integrated coal gasification combined cycle system, comprising:

• a step of defining, based on a relation between the amount of at least one of char, air, coal, and oxygen charged to a coal gasification furnace and a power generation output of a gas turbine, an allowable variation range of the power generation output of the gas turbine with respect to the charged amount or an allowable variation range of the charged amount with respect to the power generation output of the gas turbine;
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• a step of detecting a calorific abnormality when an actually charged amount or an actual power generation output of the gas turbine falls outside the allowable variation range.

A method of detecting a calorific abnormality of an integrated coal gasification combined cycle system, wherein a difference between a target charging amount and an actually charged amount of at least one of char, air, coal, and oxygen to be charged to a coal gasification furnace is calculated, and a calorific abnormality is detected when the difference falls outside a previously determined allowable variation range.

A gas turbine power generation system comprising a calorific abnormality detection device that defines an allowable variation range of a power generation output of a gas turbine with respect to a charged fuel amount or an allowable variation range of the charged fuel amount with respect to a power generation output of the gas turbine based on a charged fuel characteristic representing a relation between the fuel amount charged to a combustor of the gas turbine and the power generation output of the gas turbine at a target calorific value of fuel gas, and that detects a calorific abnormality when an actually charged fuel amount or an actual power generation output of the gas turbine falls outside the allowable variation range.

An integrated coal gasification combined cycle system comprising a calorific abnormality detection device that defines, based on a relation between the amount of at least one of char, air, coal, and oxygen charged to a coal gasification furnace and a power generation output of a gas turbine, an allowable variation range of the power generation output of the gas turbine with respect to the charged amount or an allowable variation range of the charged amount with respect to the power generation output of the gas turbine, and that detects a calorific abnormality when an actually charged amount or an actual power generation output of the gas turbine falls outside the allowable variation range.

An integrated coal gasification combined cycle system comprising a calorific abnormality detection device that calculates a difference between a target charging amount and an actually charged amount of at least one of char, air, coal, and oxygen to be charged to a coal gasification furnace, and that detects a calorific abnormality when the difference falls outside a previously determined allowable variation range.