Modeling of the Coal-Fired Utility Boiler in a Thermal Power Plant Based on Macro Energy Balance

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A modeling method of the coal-fired utility boiler for a 300MW thermal power plant based on energy balance is presented. Key work sections of the power plant are treated as lumped parameter systems and a first-order model with time delay is used to describe the dynamic characteristic of the entire system. As model validation, comparison between model simulations and the actual process data for the energy of the main steam and hot reheated steam is given. Basically, the model is found to be able to track the output power variations of the boiler under different operation conditions. Rolling parameter identification of the model may further improve the model accuracy.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 732-733)

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29-36

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August 2013

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