WO2013124899A1 - 太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a solar-assisted gas turbine system that uses solar thermal energy for a gas turbine.
- a solar power generation system generally employs a system in which a steam turbine is driven by steam generated by collecting heat with a heat collector. As this type of prior art, for example, there is one described in Patent Document 1.
- a heat collecting device for collecting solar heat which is a heat source of steam is required.
- a heat collection method a trough type that collects heat by collecting sunlight on a heat collection tube installed in front of a curved mirror, or a tower type that collects sunlight reflected by multiple plane mirrors called heliostats on a tower.
- heliostats a trough type that collects heat by collecting sunlight on a heat collection tube installed in front of a curved mirror
- heliostats on a tower There are various methods such as.
- a large amount of heat collection devices (reflecting mirrors) are required to increase the efficiency (high temperature) and high output of the steam turbine.
- This means that a vast site for installing the heat collecting device is required. For example, in the case of a power generation facility with an output of 50 MW, it is said that 1.2 square kilometers are required as the installation area of the heat collector.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a solar-assisted gas turbine system in which the number of heat collecting devices is significantly reduced and the site area required for installing the heat collecting devices is reduced.
- a solar-assisted gas turbine system of the present invention includes a compressor that compresses air, a combustor that combusts air and fuel compressed by the compressor, and the combustor that is generated by the combustor.
- a gas turbine constituted by a turbine driven by combustion gas; a heat collecting device that collects solar heat to raise the temperature of the heated medium; a heat storage tank that stores the heated medium after the temperature rise; and the heated medium
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a solar heat assist gas turbine system (Example 1).
- FIG. It is an atmospheric temperature-power generation output characteristic diagram of a conventional gas turbine power generation system. It is explanatory drawing of the compressor inlet_port
- Example 2 which is a block diagram of a solar-heat assist gas turbine system. It is a figure which shows the temperature distribution of the compressed air in a compressor. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the air temperature and absolute humidity in a compression process. It is a figure which shows the relationship between intake temperature and intake weight flow volume. It is a comparison figure of a heat cycle. It is a detailed structural diagram of a gas turbine. It is a related figure of the amount of water droplet spraying and the increase rate of gas turbine output. It is the schematic of the compressor exit temperature difference before and behind spraying.
- the breakdown of the amount of heat held in 300 ° C steam is the sensible heat from normal temperature 15 ° C to 100 ° C, the latent heat of vaporization at 100 ° C, and the sensible heat ratio of steam from 100 ° C steam to 300 ° C.
- the latent heat of vaporization accounts for 80% or more of the total, such as 1.3%: 83.8%: 14.9%. Therefore, it can be said that the steam turbine system requires steam in principle, and requires a large amount of energy as latent heat of vaporization for generating steam.
- 70 to 80% of the total amount of heat collected by the heat collector is consumed as latent heat of evaporation. This is a factor that enormously increases the number of heat collecting devices and the site area required for installing the heat collecting devices.
- the present inventors effectively use the thermal energy possessed by the sun, and reduce the number and installation area of the heat storage devices that have been a problem in the conventional solar thermal power generation system. went. That is, based on the knowledge that a large amount of energy (evaporation latent heat) is required for steam generation in the steam turbine system, high-pressure hot water that does not require latent heat of evaporation in the heat collector is not a system that generates steam with solar heat. Various studies were made from the viewpoint of technology that can effectively use (for example, 150 to 200 ° C.). As a result, it was concluded that the system can be applied to a gas turbine system as a system that can be effectively used even in high-pressure hot water that is in a liquid phase and at a lower temperature than a conventional solar thermal power generation system. is there.
- the high-pressure hot water generated by solar heat is applied to the spray water of the spray device that cools the intake air of the gas turbine, and the solar energy stored as the high-pressure hot water is used to refine the droplets in the spray device. It is comprised as follows. In particular, atomization of droplets is realized by boiling high-pressure hot water under reduced pressure as a principle.
- solar heat becomes a solar heat utilization system that only needs to collect sensible heat for generating high-pressure hot water (amount of heat for changing temperature without changing the state of matter).
- a large amount of energy as latent heat of vaporization which is essential in conventional systems, can be made unnecessary.
- the basic components of a gas turbine system are a compressor that compresses air, a combustor that combusts air and fuel compressed by the compressor, and a turbine that is driven by the combustion gas generated by the combustor. It becomes.
- a driven device is connected to the gas turbine as a load device.
- a generator driven by the rotation of the turbine is added to the above-described configuration requirements.
- a gas turbine power generation system will be described as a representative example of a solar thermal assist power generation system, but it can also be applied to a gas turbine system that drives a driven device (pump, compressor, etc.) other than the generator.
- a compressor that compresses air high-pressure hot water is sprayed and mixed into the compressor inlet air in order to lower the air temperature to the atmospheric temperature or lower in the intake duct that sucks air or upstream of the intake duct.
- the high-pressure hot water is generated by heating the water in the heat collecting pipe of the heat collecting device by solar heat and supplying the water to the upstream portion of the compressor.
- the air temperature at the inlet of a compressor can be lowered even by spraying water at room temperature.
- the compressor which is a rotating machine, it is possible to quickly vaporize the spray water without forming water droplets, etc.
- the present embodiment is characterized by spraying hot water that is seemingly opposite to the purpose of lowering the compressor inlet air temperature. That is, using the fact that about 70 to 80% of the amount of heat of high-pressure hot water is vaporization latent heat, the pressure is rapidly reduced from the high-pressure state (inside the heat collection tube and the spray nozzle) to the atmospheric pressure state (the compressor inlet). And warm water is boiled under reduced pressure. In this case, in normal temperature water, the endothermic action due to the latent heat of vaporization causes the temperature to become below freezing, and it is easy to freeze at the inlet of the compressor. .
- the spraying is performed as high-pressure hot water so that atomization is promoted during boiling under reduced pressure. Since the present embodiment uses solar heat to generate high-pressure hot water, it does not use new fossil fuels and has an effect of suppressing an increase in CO 2 that contributes to global warming.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a solar-assisted gas turbine power generation system in which a hot water spraying device using solar heat is provided in a gas turbine power generation system.
- the solar-assisted gas turbine power generation system is roughly classified into a gas turbine device 100, a heat collector 200 that collects solar heat and raises the temperature of oil as a heating medium, and the heat collector 200. It is comprised by the spraying apparatus 300 which produces
- the gas turbine device 100 is provided with an intake duct 6 on the upstream side of the compressor 1.
- An intake chamber (not shown) for taking in air may be provided on the upstream side of the intake duct 6.
- the air 5 under atmospheric conditions is guided to the compressor 1 through the intake duct 6.
- the compressed air 7 pressurized by the compressor 1 flows into the combustor 3.
- the compressed air 7 and the fuel 8 are combusted, and a high-temperature combustion gas 9 is generated.
- the combustion gas 9 flows into the turbine 2, rotates the generator 4 through the turbine 2 and the shaft 11, and generates electric power by driving the generator 4.
- the combustion gas 9 that has driven the turbine 2 is discharged from the turbine 2 as combustion exhaust gas 10.
- the heat collecting apparatus 200 is mainly composed of a light collecting plate 40 that condenses sunlight and a heat collecting tube 41 that heats a medium to be heated by sunlight collected and collected by the light collecting plate 40 (heat collecting apparatus). 200 is a collection of the light collector plate 40 and the heat collection tube 41 in a narrow sense, but hereinafter, a system and equipment connected to these collections will be appropriately referred to as a heat collection device).
- An oil pump 42 that supplies oil to be heated is connected to the upstream side of the heat collecting pipe 41 via a pipe 43, and the oil heated by the heat collecting pipe 41 passes through the pipe 44 through the three-way valve 45. Then, the pipe 46 and the pipe 47 return to the oil pump 42.
- the other outlet side of the three-way valve 45 is connected to the next three-way valve 49 via a pipe 48.
- One side of the three-way valve 49 is connected to a high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57 via a pipe 56.
- a high temperature heat storage oil pump 51 is provided on the other side of the three-way valve 49 via a pipe 50.
- a pipe 59 is connected to the pipe 50 through a valve 58 from the bottom of the high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57.
- the outlet pipe 52 of the high-temperature heat storage oil pump 51 is led to the oil / water heat exchanger 24 and connected to the low-temperature oil heat storage tank 54 by the pipe 53.
- the water in the water tank 20 is sent from the pipe 23 to the oil / water heat exchanger 24 by the water pump 22 via the pipe 21.
- the water heated by the oil / water heat exchanger 24 is sprayed by a spraying device 300 which will be described later via a booster pump 26, a flow control valve 27, and a pipe 28 via an outlet pipe 25 of the oil / water heat exchanger 24.
- a spraying device 300 which will be described later via a booster pump 26, a flow control valve 27, and a pipe 28 via an outlet pipe 25 of the oil / water heat exchanger 24.
- the spray device 300 includes a spray mother pipe 31 installed inside the intake duct 6 located on the upstream side of the compressor 1 and a plurality of spray nozzles 32 connected to the spray mother pipe 31.
- the spray mother pipe 31 is connected to the water supply pipe 30 described above, and high-pressure hot water is supplied from the heat collecting apparatus 200.
- positioned the spray nozzle 32 of the spray apparatus 300 in the intake duct 6 was illustrated in FIG. 1, it is also possible to install in the intake chamber which is not illustrated.
- a silencer is arranged in the intake chamber, it is desirable that the silencer be positioned downstream of the silencer.
- a screen or the like it is desirable to install the spray nozzle 32 on the downstream side of the screen from the viewpoint of adhesion of spray droplets to the screen.
- the heat collecting tube 41 is irradiated with sunlight condensed by the light collector 40, and the oil supplied into the heat collecting tube 41 is heated by the sunlight irradiation.
- the Water is heated by the oil / water heat exchanger 24 using this oil as a heating medium.
- the water heated by the oil / water heat exchanger 24 is pumped to the pipe 28 as high-pressure hot water by the booster pump 26.
- the downstream side of the pipe 28 is connected to a spray mother pipe 31 installed inside the intake duct 6, and the spray mother pipe 31 is provided with a plurality of spray nozzles 32.
- the high-pressure hot water passed through the pipe 28 is sprayed from the spray nozzle 32 into the intake duct 6 via the spray mother pipe 31 (the intake duct 6 in FIG. It is indicated by.)
- oil as a medium to be heated is supplied to the inside of the heat collection pipe 41 by the oil pump 42, and the heat of the oil is transferred to the water supplied by the water pump 22 via the oil / water heat exchanger 24 to appropriately heat the oil.
- the pressure is increased to a pressure suitable for spraying by the booster pump 26, and the water amount is controlled by the flow rate adjusting valve 27, so that the water pressure, water temperature, and water amount suitable for spraying are maintained within an appropriate range. It sends to the inside spray mother pipe 31.
- the air 5 is cooled by the reduced-pressure boiling effect of the high-pressure hot water sprayed from the spray nozzle 32 inside the intake duct 6, and the intake flow rate of the compressor 1 increases and the output of the gas turbine 2 increases.
- the oil heated excessively in the heat collecting process of oil is stored in the high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57 and used to compensate for a time zone in which heat collection is insufficient such as cloudy weather.
- the three-way valve 45 opens and closes according to the oil temperature in the pipe 44. That is, when the oil temperature in the pipe 44 is equal to or lower than the predetermined temperature, the three-way valve 45 closes the pipe 48 side connected to the oil / water heat exchanger 24 side, and the pipe 46 serving as a return system to the heat collecting pipe 41 side.
- the oil in the heat collecting pipe 41 is circulated until the oil temperature in the pipe 44 rises. Thereafter, when the oil temperature in the pipe 44 becomes equal to or higher than the predetermined temperature, the three-way valve 45 opens the pipe 48 side and closes the pipe 46 side.
- the three-way valve 49 is normally provided with both a pipe 50 connected to the oil / water heat exchanger 24 side and a pipe 56 connected to the high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57 side, which are necessary for the oil / water heat exchanger 24.
- the amount of oil to be transferred is sent to the pipe 52 by the high-temperature heat storage oil pump 51. Excess oil heated in the three-way valve 49 is stored in a high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57 via a pipe 56.
- Both the valve 58 at the bottom of the high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57 and the valve 55 at the bottom of the low-temperature oil heat storage tank 54 are normally open, and the oil flows downstream when necessary.
- the oil whose temperature has decreased due to heat exchange in the oil / water heat exchanger 24 flows into the low-temperature oil heat storage tank 54 via the pipe 53, and is supplied again to the heat collecting pipe 41 by the oil pump 42 and heated.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the relationship between the atmospheric temperature and the power generation output in a conventional gas turbine system as a comparative example.
- the gas turbine power generation output ratio at 35 ° C. is reduced by about 10% as an example in summer.
- the compressor inlet temperature remains at atmospheric conditions, when the air temperature is high in summer, etc., the generation density that can be extracted to the outside along with the decrease in turbine output is reduced by the amount that the intake air flow rate is reduced because the air density decreases. Decrease.
- the feature of this embodiment is that solar thermal energy is used to make the droplets finer. That is, as shown in the cross-sectional view of the compressor inlet portion of the solar-assisted gas turbine system in FIG. 3, the spray device in which the high-pressure hot water generated based on the heat of the oil heated by the heat collecting pipe 41 is provided in the intake duct 6.
- the spray flow rate of the high-pressure hot water is 1% (mass flow rate ratio) of the flow rate of the compressor inlet air 5.
- the high-pressure hot water of 5 MPa and 150 ° C. upstream of the spray nozzle 32 is decompressed to the atmospheric pressure immediately after being ejected from the spray nozzle 32, so that the air 5 is introduced into the airflow duct 6 inside the intake duct 6.
- the liquid boiled under reduced pressure, and a part of the droplet 33 is vaporized, thereby absorbing heat (-Q) from the surrounding fluid.
- the mixed fluid 34 of the air 5 whose temperature has been lowered ( ⁇ 15 ° C.) due to the vaporization of a part of the droplets of vaporized hot water and 35 ° C air and the unvaporized droplets 33 is introduced into the compressor 1. Is done. Further, the remaining droplets that have not been vaporized before being introduced into the compressor are all vaporized while flowing down in the compressor 1.
- the mixed fluid 34 flows through the gap between the stationary blade 35 and the moving blade 36 of the compressor 1 and is guided to the combustor 3 as compressed air 7.
- the upstream pressure of the spray nozzle 32 is set to a pressure equal to or higher than the operating pressure line, for example, so as to be equal to or higher than the saturation pressure with respect to the water temperature, and the high-pressure hot water state is maintained.
- the heat collector 200 heats the pressurized water to a temperature higher than the boiling point at atmospheric pressure and lower than the boiling point under the increased pressure to generate high-pressure hot water for spraying. You can also.
- the area of the sunlight collector plate 40 is compared with the case of obtaining the steam itself that requires the amount of heating up to the latent heat of evaporation. Only a fraction of the installation space is required.
- the output of the gas turbine can be increased by the spray device 300 of the present embodiment.
- the reason for this can be explained as follows from the increased output mechanism of the intake spray.
- the characteristics of the spraying apparatus used in this embodiment are that droplets are sprayed on the gas supplied to the compressor, the temperature of the gas entering the compressor is lowered below the outside air temperature, and the gas is introduced into the compressor together with this gas and compressed. The sprayed droplets are vaporized while flowing down the machine. Thereby, with simple equipment suitable for practical use, it is possible to realize both improvement in output and improvement in thermal efficiency by spraying droplets into the intake air introduced into the inlet of the compressor.
- Fig. 6 shows the temperature distribution of the compressed air in the compressor.
- the air temperature T at the outlet of the compressor 1 is lower when 81 is sprayed with water and vaporized in the compressor 1 than when 80 is not mixed. Even in the compressor, it continuously decreases.
- the increase output mechanism can be qualitatively arranged as follows. 1) Cooling of intake air on an iso-humid bulb temperature line in an intake chamber introduced into the compressor 1, 2) Cooling of internal gas by vaporization of droplets introduced into the compressor 1, and 3) Compressor 1 A difference in the amount of working fluid passing through the turbine 2 and the compressor 1 corresponding to the amount of vaporization in the interior, and 4) an increase in the low pressure specific heat of the air-fuel mixture due to the mixing of water vapor having a large constant pressure specific heat.
- FIG. 10 shows a detailed structural diagram of a gas turbine equipped with the present invention.
- the spray droplets ejected into the intake air by the spray nozzle 32 ride on the airflow and flow from the compressor inlet.
- the average air flow velocity of the intake air flowing through the intake chamber is, for example, 10 m / s.
- the droplet 33 moves between the blades of the compressor 1 along the streamline.
- the intake air is heated by adiabatic compression, and the droplets are transported to the rear blade side while reducing the particle size while being vaporized from the surface.
- the temperature of the air in the compressor is lower than when the present invention is not applied (see FIG. 6).
- the droplets have a large particle size, they collide with the blades and casing of the compressor 1 and are vaporized by obtaining heat from the metal, which may hinder the effect of reducing the temperature of the working fluid. For this reason, from such a viewpoint, it is preferable that the droplet diameter is small.
- the droplets to be sprayed are mainly made to have a particle size of 50 ⁇ m or less.
- the maximum particle size is preferably 50 ⁇ m or less.
- the Sauter mean particle size is set to 30 ⁇ m or less. It is preferable. Since the droplets ejected from the spray nozzle have a particle size distribution, it is not easy to measure at the maximum particle size. Therefore, in practice, those measured with the Sauter mean particle size (SMD) can be applied. Although it is preferable that the particle size is small, the spray nozzle for producing droplets with a small particle size requires high-precision manufacturing technology, so the lower limit that can be technically reduced is the practical range of the particle size. .
- the main particle size, the maximum particle size, or the average particle size has a lower limit of 1 ⁇ m in terms of measurement accuracy.
- the lower limit may be determined in consideration of the energy used for producing the droplet.
- the surface of the contact surface is good if it is floated in the atmosphere and is not easily dropped.
- the weight flow rate of the working fluid increases as the droplets vaporize.
- the gas in the compressor 1 is further subjected to adiabatic compression.
- the constant-pressure specific heat of water vapor has a value about twice that of air near the typical temperature (300 ° C.) in the compressor. Therefore, in terms of heat capacity, it is about twice the weight of water droplets to be vaporized in terms of air.
- action which the air temperature of a compressor exit falls by vaporization of the water droplet in a compressor arises.
- the power of the compressor is equal to the difference in the enthalpy of the air at the compressor inlet and outlet, and the air enthalpy is proportional to the temperature. Therefore, when the air temperature at the compressor outlet is lowered, the required power of the compressor can be reduced.
- the working fluid (air) pressurized by the compressor is heated by combustion of fuel in the combustor and then flows into the turbine to perform expansion work.
- This work called turbine axial power, is equal to the enthalpy difference of turbine inlet / outlet air.
- the amount of fuel input is controlled so that the gas temperature at the turbine inlet does not exceed a predetermined temperature.
- the turbine inlet temperature is calculated from the measured values of the exhaust gas temperature at the turbine outlet and the pressure Pcd at the compressor outlet, and the fuel flow rate to the combustor 3 is controlled so that the calculated value is equal to the value before application of this embodiment.
- the amount of fuel input is increased by the amount that the gas temperature T2 'at the compressor outlet is lowered. Further, if the combustion temperature is unchanged and the weight ratio of the water spray is about several percent of the intake air, the pressure at the turbine inlet and the compressor outlet pressure do not change approximately before and after the spray, and therefore the gas temperature T4 at the turbine outlet. Will not change. Therefore, the shaft output of the turbine does not change before and after spraying. On the other hand, the net output of the gas turbine is obtained by subtracting the power of the compressor from the shaft output of the turbine. Therefore, by applying the present invention, the net output of the gas turbine is reduced as much as the power of the compressor is reduced. Can be increased.
- the electrical output QE of the turbine 2 is obtained by subtracting the work Cp (T2-T1) of the compressor 1 from the shaft output Cp (T3-T4) of the turbine 2, and can be approximately expressed by the following equation.
- the thermal energy Cp (T4-T1) (numerator of the second term of Equation 2) discarded outside the system from a heat engine called a gas turbine is not much different before and after the application of this embodiment, but is input.
- the fuel energy Cp (T3-T2 ′) increases as Cp (T2-T2 ′), that is, as the compressor work decreases.
- the decrease in the compressor work is equal to the increased output, so that the increased fuel contributes substantially to the increased output of the gas turbine. That is, the increased output has a thermal efficiency of 100%.
- FIG. 9 shows the thermal cycle of this example compared with other thermal cycles.
- the area of the closed region of the cycle diagram represents the gas turbine output per unit intake flow rate, that is, the specific output.
- Each number in the figure indicates the working fluid at each location in the corresponding cycle diagram.
- 1 is the compressor inlet
- 1 "exits the intercooler and enters the second stage compressor
- 2 is the Brayton cycle.
- the combustor inlet 2 'exits the second stage compressor and enters the combustor inlet
- 3 exits the combustor and the turbine inlet 4 represents the turbine outlet.
- the temperature T-entropy S diagram in the lower column of FIG. 9 shows a comparison of characteristics when the values of the temperature T-entropy S at the positions 1, 3 and 4 in each cycle are fixed.
- the magnitude of the specific output is obtained by spraying the above-mentioned fine water droplets in the intake chamber of the compressor and introducing the water droplets from the compressor inlet as in this embodiment, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-10702.
- This is the order of the intermediate cooling cycle as disclosed in the Gazette and the normal Brayton cycle.
- the difference from the intermediate cooling cycle is derived from the fact that the present invention continuously vaporizes water droplets introduced into the compressor from the compressor inlet, and appears in the shape of the cycle.
- the thermal efficiency of the intermediate cooling cycle is inferior to that of the Brayton cycle, but as described above, the present example is superior to the Brayton cycle. Therefore, the present invention has a higher thermal efficiency than the intermediate cooling cycle.
- the droplets ejected by the spray nozzle 32 have such a size that substantially the entire amount is vaporized up to the outlet of the compressor 1. Actually, it is lower than 100%, but it may be up to the upper limit that can be achieved by the above configuration. Practically, it is only necessary to vaporize 90% or more at the compressor outlet.
- the outlet pressure Pcd of the compressor 1 is 0.84 MPa
- the correlation between the absolute humidity at the outlet of the compressor 1 estimated from the outside air condition and the measured value of the absolute humidity at the EGV (Exit guide vane) position is considered.
- the vaporization rate was calculated, the droplets were vaporized by 95% or more by the compressor outlet.
- the Sauter mean particle size is preferably 30 ⁇ m or less.
- the high-precision manufacturing technique is requested
- the measurement accuracy is 1 ⁇ m.
- the amount of droplets introduced can be adjusted by temperature and humidity, or the degree of output increase. In consideration of the amount of vaporized sprayed droplets from the spray location to the compressor inlet, 0.2 wt% or more of the intake weight flow rate can be introduced.
- the upper limit is determined from the viewpoint of maintaining a satisfactory function of the compressor. For example, the upper limit can be 5 wt%, and the introduction range can be less than this.
- Spray water consumption is the maximum amount of use when the output that has declined during summer high temperatures is restored to the rated value. Pressurized air consumption when supplying air at the time of spray generation cannot be ignored as power consumption, and is preferably less than the amount of water consumption as a guide. Therefore, if even the particle size condition is satisfied, it is more economical not to supply air to produce droplets of the above particle size.
- This embodiment can provide a power plant that can suppress output fluctuations throughout the year by adjusting the spray flow rate according to the outside air temperature.
- the opening degree of the control valve (not shown) is adjusted so that the spray flow rate increases when the temperature of the air introduced into the compressor is higher than when the air temperature is low.
- the combustion shaft temperature can be lowered to reduce the turbine shaft output.
- the fuel consumption can be saved by applying this embodiment during partial load operation.
- the output can be adjusted according to the required load even in the range where the output is limited by the outside air temperature.
- the gas in the compressor can be cooled. Therefore, when the compressor bleed air is used for cooling the blades of the gas turbine by utilizing this, the amount of bleed air for cooling can be reduced. In addition, since the amount of working fluid in the gas turbine can be increased in this way, high efficiency and increased output can be expected.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 show the state change of the working fluid and the relationship between the intake air temperature and the intake weight flow rate in the process in which the outside air is guided to the compressor 1 and compressed.
- FIG. 7 shows a state change when the outside air condition is 30 ° C. and 70% humidity (RH).
- the outside air state is indicated by point A. Assuming that the state of the outside air is humidified and cooled along the iso-humidity bulb temperature line and reaches a saturated wet state before flowing into the compressor, the intake air moves to the state B at the inlet of the compressor 1.
- the humidity of the gas introduced into the compressor 1 by spraying the droplets is preferably increased to about 90% or more from the viewpoint of increasing vaporization before introducing the compressor. From the viewpoint of further cooling the intake air, it is preferably 95% or more.
- the droplets that have not been vaporized in the intake duct 6 are continuously vaporized in the compression process from B to C.
- FIG. 11 shows the relationship between the amount of water spray and the rate of increase in gas turbine output.
- FIG. 11A shows the change of the output relative value with respect to the intake air temperature
- FIG. 11B shows the relationship between the spray amount and the increased output.
- the calculation conditions are: outside air condition 35 ° C., 53% relative humidity, compressor airflow characteristics 417 kg / s, compressor polytropic efficiency 0.915, turbine heat insulation efficiency 0.89, combustion temperature 1290 ° C., compressor This is the value when the extraction amount is 20%, the discharge pressure is 1.48 MPa, and the vaporization paragraph pressure is 0.25 MPa.
- When normal temperature water is sprayed 0.35% of the intake flow rate is vaporized in the intake chamber before flowing into the compressor. As a result, the intake air temperature is lowered and the air density is increased. As a result, the intake air weight flow rate of the compressor is increased by several percent, which contributes to the increased output of the gas turbine. The remainder of the spray water accompanies the air flow and is sucked into the compressor as droplets and vaporizes inside, thereby contributing to a reduction in the work of the compressor.
- the thermal efficiency improvement rate when spraying 2.3% is 2.8% relative value.
- the amount of water consumption required to recover the gas turbine output to the output during 5 ° C. base load operation is about 2.3 wt% of the intake weight flow rate.
- the breakdown of the increased output when the operation for recovering the gas turbine output to the maximum value is performed is about 35% based on the cooling until entering the compressor 1, and based on the cooling due to the internal vaporization of the compressor. Based on approximately 37%, the difference in the amount of working fluid passing through the turbine and compressor, and the increase in low pressure specific heat due to the inclusion of water vapor was estimated to be approximately 28%.
- FIG. 12 shows the relationship between the spray outlet temperature difference before and after spraying with respect to the spray amount. It can be seen that vaporization and cooling before entering the compressor 1 can be efficiently performed with a small flow rate. The ultimate humidity of the intake air flowing into the compressor 1 inlet was about 95%.
- the solid line shows the two conditions that the absolute humidity of the outlet gas of the compressor 1 and the outlet gas enthalpy of the compressor 1 obtained on the assumption that all the droplets flowing into the compressor 1 are vaporized are equal to the values before spraying.
- the difference between the outlet gas temperature of the compressor 1 calculated from the above and the temperature before spraying is shown. This line is for the case where there is no power reduction. However, the actual values indicated by white circles (with a broken line drawn for ease of understanding) exceed this, and power reduction is actually present. This is because the temperature drop due to vaporization is amplified in the compression process in the paragraph after the vaporization point.
- the droplet introduced into the compressor 1 by the spray nozzle 32 has a larger vaporization amount on the front stage side than the vaporization amount on the rear stage side, and the droplet introduced into the compressor 1 is It is thought that it is effective in reducing power by mainly vaporizing on the front side.
- the droplets are sprayed to such an extent that the temperature of the compressed air discharged from the compressor 1 is lowered by 5 ° C. or more from before the spraying. From the viewpoint of further increasing the output, the temperature is reduced to 25 ° C. or more.
- the upper limit can be determined from a practical viewpoint. For example, it is appropriate to set it to 50 ° C. or lower.
- the temperature of the spray water supplied to the spray device is set to be equal to or higher than the boiling point of water at the pressure of the air supplied to the compressor (atmospheric pressure), and the high-pressure hot water is atomized by boiling under reduced pressure.
- the fine droplets generated thereby are sprayed on the intake air of the compressor.
- pressure reduction to atmospheric pressure is performed by a spray nozzle, bubbles are generated by boiling under reduced pressure in the nozzle, and droplets are atomized. Since only the spray water is supplied to the spray nozzle, the structure is very simple and does not require pressurized air or the like. Therefore, the effect of reducing the compressor power is great, and the cycle efficiency can be increased.
- the body area average droplet diameter d sprayed from a single nozzle having a diameter d N is expressed by the following equation 3 according to the jet velocity u, surface tension ⁇ , gas density ⁇ G , liquid viscosity coefficient ⁇ , and liquid density ⁇ L. It is expressed as
- the controlling factors of the droplet diameter generated by spraying are the change in physical property value due to the change in fluid temperature and pressure, and the jet velocity u.
- the surface tension ⁇ and the viscosity coefficient ⁇ L decrease, and the droplet size obtained from Equation 3 decreases as a comprehensive result of changes in the physical properties of the water.
- the jet velocity increases as the pressure difference between the pre-spray pressure and the spray environment increases, the droplet diameter decreases.
- Patent Document 2 discloses an invention in which a spraying device using vacuum boiling is installed at the compressor inlet, regarding a gas turbine power generation system of the HAT cycle.
- the heat source for spray water in Patent Document 2 is a device unique to the regeneration cycle existing in the regeneration cycle (a post-cooler at the outlet of the compressor, a humidifier for humidifying the compressed air, and heat for heating the humidifier humidified water). Exchange). That is, since the target cycle is a regeneration cycle and has a system configuration in which high-pressure hot water is generated in the cycle, the high-pressure hot water generated in the cycle can be used as spray water. Is.
- both systems are based on the premise that the exhaust heat of the gas turbine is used as a heat source for generating steam.
- the heat balance of the entire system is designed based on the amount of heat required for steam generation, so if the gas turbine exhaust heat is used to generate high-pressure hot water for intake spray, This may cause fluctuations in the heat balance and affect steam generation, which is the original purpose. For this reason, it is not preferable to use a system configuration that changes the heat balance of the gas turbine as a result of using the gas turbine exhaust heat. Therefore, when the gas turbine is applied to a solar heat utilization system, it is desirable to avoid a system configuration that causes fluctuations in the heat balance, and the gas turbine device itself also minimizes changes to the reference configuration.
- the gas turbine apparatus can be kept to a minimum change with respect to the standard configuration when the gas turbine is applied to the solar thermal power generation system. That is, the only newly added device configuration is a spray device installed on the upstream side (inside the intake chamber or the intake duct) of the compressor. And also from the viewpoint of heat balance, the high-pressure hot water does not use the heat in the gas turbine cycle and can be generated regardless of the gas turbine device side, so that the heat balance does not fluctuate. .
- This can be realized by adopting a system configuration using solar heat for intake of the compressor, which is located on the most upstream side on the gas turbine device side.
- high-pressure hot water generated by solar heat is applied to a spraying device that sprays and cools droplets on the intake air of the compressor, and high-temperature water is used for atomization of sprayed droplets in the spraying device.
- high-temperature water is used for atomization of sprayed droplets in the spraying device.
- atomization of droplets is realized by boiling high-temperature water under reduced pressure as a principle.
- the solar system can collect sensible heat (heat amount for changing the temperature without changing the state of the substance) for generating high-pressure hot water and Therefore, a large amount of energy as latent heat of evaporation, which is essential in conventional systems, can be made unnecessary. As a result, it is possible to significantly reduce the number of heat collecting apparatuses installed for collecting a large amount of energy and the site area for installing the heat collecting apparatus.
- the installation area of the heat collecting device per generated output can be reduced to 1/10 or less of the conventional one.
- the number of heat collecting devices that occupy most of the cost in the solar heat utilization system can be reduced, a significant cost reduction can be achieved.
- the power generation output can be improved without increasing the CO 2 that is a greenhouse gas, and the environmental conservation aspect
- a preferable power generation system can be provided.
- no special spraying device is required for droplet miniaturization.
- the spray device of the present embodiment uses the principle of boiling under reduced pressure to make droplets fine, and uses solar heat as its energy. Can be planned.
- the droplets can be further refined by boiling under reduced pressure, the amount of drain discharge can be greatly reduced and the output can be improved efficiently.
- FIG. 5 is characterized in that an oil / oil heat exchanger 65, an oil circulation pump 66, and an expansion tank 68 are provided in order to suppress fluctuations due to solar radiation changes in the first embodiment of FIG.
- a first system that circulates the first heated medium raised in temperature by the heat collecting device; and a first heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the first heated medium and the second heated medium.
- the system configuration different from FIG. 1 is as follows.
- the heat collecting apparatus 201 includes a light collecting plate 40 that mainly collects sunlight, a heat collecting tube 41 that heats a medium to be heated by the sunlight collected and collected by the light collecting plate 40, and an oil / oil heat exchanger. 65, a high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57, and a low-temperature oil heat storage tank 54.
- An oil circulation pump 66 that supplies oil to be heated is connected to the upstream side of the heat collection pipe 41 via a pipe 43, and the oil heated by the heat collection pipe 41 passes through the pipe 44 to be oil / oil heat. It is guided to the exchanger 65 and returns to the oil circulation pump 66 via the pipe 67.
- An expansion tank 68 connected by a pipe 69 is provided in the middle of the pipe 67.
- the heat of the high-temperature oil supplied from the pipe 44 in the oil circulation pump 66 is transferred to the oil supplied from the oil pump 42 through the pipe 70, and then via the pipe 71 and the three-way valve 45 through the pipe 46 and the pipe 47.
- a pipe 48 is connected to the three-way valve 45, and is connected to a high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57 via a pipe 56 via a next three-way valve 49.
- the three-way valve 49 is provided with a high-temperature heat storage oil pump 51 via a pipe 50.
- a pipe 59 is connected to the pipe 50 through a valve 58 from the bottom of the high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57.
- the outlet pipe 52 of the high-temperature heat storage oil pump 51 is led to the oil / water heat exchanger 24 and connected to the low-temperature oil heat storage tank 54 by the pipe 53. Furthermore, it connects to the piping 47 through the valve 55 from the bottom part of the low-temperature oil thermal storage tank 54.
- the water in the water tank 20 is sent from the pipe 23 to the oil / water heat exchanger 24 by the water pump 22 via the pipe 21.
- the water heated by the oil / water heat exchanger 24 is sprayed by a spraying device 300 which will be described later via a booster pump 26, a flow control valve 27, and a pipe 28 via an outlet pipe 25 of the oil / water heat exchanger 24. Connected to the mother pipe 31.
- FIG. 1 shows a simple configuration in which oil heated by solar heat is transferred to water by an oil / water heat exchanger 24.
- the flow rate is changed by the oil circulation pump 66 according to the solar heat collection state, and the temperature of the oil flowing through the outlet pipe 71 of the oil / oil heat exchanger 65 is changed. Maintain within a certain range.
- the temperature of the oil flowing through the pipe 71 can be controlled even if the flow rate of the oil pump 42 is changed, the oil temperature is controlled by the most upstream solar heat collecting system so that the oil can be operated more than can be operated with the configuration of FIG. This means that the means for controlling the temperature is increased.
- Excess heat is stored in the high-temperature oil heat storage tank 57 in the same manner as in FIG. 1 and is supplied to the oil / water heat exchanger 24 as needed, such as during cloudy weather, to stabilize the water temperature of the pipe 25.
- the intake air cooling of the compressor 1 can be performed stably.
- the present embodiment in addition to the effects in the first embodiment, it is possible to stably suppress the output decrease in the summer in the gas turbine power generation system without being affected by the change in weather, and the use of solar energy. By improving the rate, there is an effect that can contribute to the reduction of CO 2 that is a greenhouse gas.
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空気を圧縮する圧縮機において、空気を吸い込む吸気ダクト内部もしくは吸気ダクトの上流側にて空気温度を大気温度以下に下げるため、圧縮機入口空気に高圧温水を噴霧し混入する。ここで、高圧温水は集熱装置の集熱管内の水を太陽熱で加熱して生成し、圧縮機上流部へ供給する構成である。一般に常温の水噴霧でも圧縮機入口空気温度を低下できることが知られているが、回転機である圧縮機内部では、水滴などを形成させず、速やかに噴霧水を気化させることが吸気性能および機器信頼性(回転機バランス)の観点から望ましい。その観点から本実施例では、圧縮機入口空気温度を下げる目的とは一見逆方向となる温水を噴霧することを特徴としている。すなわち、高圧温水の有する熱量の約70~80%が気化潜熱であることを利用して、高圧状態(集熱管内部および噴霧ノズル内部)から大気圧状態(圧縮機入口部)へと急激に減圧させて温水を減圧沸騰させる。この場合、常温水では気化潜熱による吸熱作用で氷点下となり圧縮機入口部で氷結し易い上に、噴霧後の粒径が小さくなりにくく、圧縮機内部での速やかな気化が望めない状態が生じ得る。そこで本実施例のように、減圧沸騰時に微粒化が促進するように高圧温水として噴霧する形態を取っている。本実施例は、高圧温水の生成に太陽熱を利用しているので、新たな化石燃料を使わず、地球温暖化の一因となっているCO2の増加を抑制できる効果がある。
次に、図1の実施例の動作を説明する。
本実施例では、油ポンプ42によって集熱管41内部に被加熱媒体である油を供給し、その油の熱を油/水熱交換器24を介して水ポンプ22によって送水した水に授熱し適正温度に昇温したのち、昇圧ポンプ26で噴霧に適した圧力に高めると共に、流量調整弁27で水量を制御することにより、噴霧に適した水圧と水温および水量を適正範囲に保ち、吸気ダクト6内部の噴霧母管31に送る。吸気ダクト6内部で噴霧ノズル32から噴霧した高圧温水の減圧沸騰効果によって空気5が冷却されて圧縮機1の吸気流量が増加すると共にガスタービン2の出力が増大する。なお、油の集熱過程で余分に加熱された油は高温油蓄熱槽57に蓄えられて、曇天のような集熱が不十分な時間帯を補うために使用される。なお、三方弁45は配管44内の油温に応じて開閉する。すなわち、配管44内の油温が所定温度以下の場合、三方弁45は油/水熱交換器24側に接続される配管48側を閉止し、集熱管41側への戻り系統となる配管46のみを開として、配管44内の油温が上昇するまで集熱管41内の油を循環させる。その後、配管44内の油温が所定温度以上となった場合、三方弁45は配管48側を開とし、配管46側を閉止する。さらに、三方弁49は通常、油/水熱交換器24側に接続する配管50と高温油蓄熱槽57側に接続する配管56の両方が開いており、油/水熱交換器24に必要となる油量が高温蓄熱油ポンプ51によって配管52に送油される。三方弁49において昇温された余剰な油は配管56を経由して高温油蓄熱槽57に蓄えられる。高温油蓄熱槽57の底部にある弁58および低温油蓄熱槽54の底部にある弁55は、いずれも通常は開の状態にあり、必要に乗じて下流に油が流れる。油/水熱交換器24で熱交換し温度が低下した油は、配管53を経由して低温油蓄熱槽54に流入し、油ポンプ42によって再度集熱管41に供給され昇温される。
2)圧縮機内で液滴が蒸発する際に蒸発潜熱を周囲の気体から奪い、圧縮され温度が上昇する空気の温度上昇が抑えられることにより圧縮機の圧縮仕事が低減する効果。
3)液滴蒸発量相当分だけタービン側で流量が増え、タービン出力が増加する効果。
4)空気に比べ比熱が大きな水蒸気が混入されたことにより混合気体の比熱が大きくなり圧縮された混合気体がタービンで膨張する際に取り出せる仕事が増大する効果。
次に、微細液滴の噴霧により出力低下を抑制することの原理について詳細に説明する。
本実施例において用いる噴霧装置の特徴は、圧縮機に供給される気体に液滴を噴霧し、圧縮機に入る気体の温度を外気温度より低下させて、この気体と共に圧縮機内に導入され、圧縮機内を流下中に前記噴霧された液滴が気化するものである。これにより、実用に適する簡単な設備によって、圧縮機の入口に導入される吸気中に液滴を噴霧して出力の向上と熱効率の向上の双方を実現できる。
1)圧縮機1に導入される吸気室内での、等湿球温度線上での吸気の冷却、2)圧縮機1内に導入された液滴の気化による内部ガスの冷却、3)圧縮機1内での気化量に相当するタービン2と圧縮機1を通過する作動流体量の差、4)定圧比熱の大きい水蒸気の混入による混合気の低圧比熱の増大、等である。
液滴の導入量は温度及び湿度又は、出力増加の程度により調整することができる。噴霧した液滴が噴霧箇所から圧縮機入口までの間で気化する量を考慮して、吸気重量流量の0.2wt%以上導入することができる。上限は、圧縮機の機能を良好に維持できる程度にする観点から上限を定める。例えば、上限を5wt%とし、導入範囲をこれ以下にすることができる。
次に、減圧沸騰による噴霧液滴の微細化の原理について詳細に説明する。
以上では、圧縮機に流入する前の空気中に微細な液滴を噴霧し、圧縮機入口までに液滴の一部を蒸発させ、残りの液滴は圧縮機内で蒸発させる吸気噴霧装置について説明した。この噴霧装置によれば、圧縮機内で液滴が蒸発する際には周囲の気体から蒸発潜熱を奪い、圧縮されている空気の温度上昇を抑える効果がある。このため、吸気噴霧装置はHAT(Humid Air Turbine)サイクルにおける中間冷却器と同様な機能を有する機器と見なすことができる。ただし、圧縮機入口に液滴を噴霧する際には、噴霧した液滴が圧縮機の翼に損傷を与えないように、また、圧縮機の内部で完全に蒸発しきるように、噴霧する液滴径を十分に微粒化する必要がある。
本実施例においては、噴霧水に利用する高圧温水の熱源として太陽熱エネルギーを利用するため、高圧温水の生成のために特別な熱源を必要としない。また、本実施例の噴霧装置は減圧沸騰により液滴を微細化するものであるため、微細液滴の生成のために特別な噴霧装置を必要としない。
図5は、図1の実施例1における日射変化に対する変動を抑制するために、油/油熱交換器65と油循環ポンプ66および膨張タンク68を設けたことを特徴とする。また、集熱装置で昇温させた第1の被加熱媒体を循環させる第1の系統と、第1の被加熱媒体と第2の被加熱媒体とを熱交換させる第1の熱交換器と、第1の被加熱媒体と熱交換する第2の被加熱媒体を循環させる第2の系統と、第2の被加熱媒体と水とを熱交換させる第2の熱交換器とを備え、第2の熱交換器で生成された温水を噴霧装置に供給するように構成している。図1と異なるシステム構成は、以下の通りである。
次に図5の実施例の動作を説明する。
日射条件が変動した場合は、集熱管41の温度が変動するため、最終的に配管25に流れる水温を変動させることになる。圧縮機1で吸い込む空気5の温度を安定的に低下させるためには、減圧沸騰効果を一定に維持するのが好ましい。それを実現するためにはできる限り配管25の水温変動を防止する必要があり、上流側の油の温度変動を抑制することが重要である。
2 タービン
3 燃焼器
4 発電機
5 空気
6 吸気ダクト
7 圧縮空気
8 燃料
9 燃焼ガス
10 燃焼排ガス
11 軸
20 水タンク
21,23,25,28,43,44,46,47,48,50,52,53,56,59,67,69,70,71 配管
22 水ポンプ
24 油/水熱交換器
26 昇圧ポンプ
27 流量調整弁
31 噴霧母管
32 噴霧ノズル
33 液滴
34 混合流体
35 静翼
36 動翼
40 集光板
41 集熱管
42 油ポンプ
45,49 三方弁
51 高温蓄熱油ポンプ
54 低温油蓄熱槽
55,58 弁
57 高温油蓄熱槽
65 油/油熱交換器
66 油循環ポンプ
68 膨張タンク
100 ガスタービン装置
200,201 集熱装置
300 噴霧装置
Claims (7)
- 空気を圧縮する圧縮機と、該圧縮機で圧縮された空気と燃料とを燃焼させる燃焼器と、該燃焼器で発生した燃焼ガスによって駆動されるタービンにより構成されるガスタービンと、
太陽熱を集熱して被加熱媒体を昇温させる集熱装置と、
昇温後の前記被加熱媒体を蓄える蓄熱槽と、
前記被加熱媒体と水とを熱交換して温水を生成する熱交換器と、
該熱交換器で生成された温水を前記圧縮機に取り込まれる空気に噴霧する噴霧装置を設けたことを特徴とする太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステム。 - 前記太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステムは、該集熱装置で昇温させた第1の被加熱媒体を循環させる第1の系統と、前記第1の被加熱媒体と第2の被加熱媒体とを熱交換させる第1の熱交換器と、該第1の被加熱媒体と熱交換する第2の被加熱媒体を循環させる第2の系統と、前記第2の被加熱媒体と水とを熱交換させる第2の熱交換器とを備え、前記第2の熱交換器で生成された温水を前記噴霧装置に供給するように構成したことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステム。
- 前記太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステムは、前記熱交換器で水との熱交換後の被加熱媒体を蓄える低温蓄熱槽を備えたことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステム。
- 前記太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステムは、前記第1または第2の被加熱媒体を循環させる循環ポンプと、前記第1または第2の被加熱媒体の体積膨張を吸収する膨張タンクとを備えたことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステム。
- 前記太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステムは、被加熱媒体として油を用いることを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステム。
- 前記太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステムは、前記集熱装置を経由した被加熱媒体を、前記集熱装置に再度循環させるルートと、前記熱交換器又は蓄熱槽に供給するルートに切替える三方弁を備えたことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステム。
- 前記太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステムは、前記第1の熱交換器を経由した第2の被加熱媒体を、前記第1の熱交換器に再度循環させるルートと、前記第2の熱交換器又は蓄熱槽に供給するルートに切替える三方弁を備えたことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の太陽熱アシストガスタービンシステム。
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