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Qurayyah CCPP HRSG
1.0 GENERAL
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Introduction
Chapter 1.0 General Doc.No :XXXX

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Qurayyah CCPP HRSG
1.1 Purpose
This technical document provides the necessary instruction for the operation and
maintenance of the Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG), installed in the
Qurayyah Add-on Combined Cycle Power Plant 30 & 40, Saudi Arabia.
1.2 Introduction
9 The triple pressure heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) with reheater based on
the natural circulation principle is located downstream of combustion gas turbine
for use in a combined cycle power plant which is installed in the Qurayyah Add-
on Combined Cycle Power Plant 30 & 40, Saudi Arabia.
9 The Qurayyah plant consists of five (5) blocks and each block consists of three(3)
gas turbine generator units(GT Model GE 7FA), three(3) unfired HRSGs utilizing
the exhaust heat of the gas turbine and one(1) steam turbine generator unit (STG).
9 The gas turbines and associated components have been installed as part of
previous Qurayyah open cycle project. Exhaust gas diverter dampers is provided
and able to divert flow to either the bypass stack for open cycle operation, or to the
HRSG for combined cycle operation.
9 Each HRSG operates independently with its own gas turbine and produced steam
to be fed into a common steam header to drive the steam turbine.
9 The HRSG is unfired, reheat, three (3) pressure levels of high pressure (HP),
intermediate pressure (IP) and low pressure (LP), natural circulation and vertical
gas flow design. The low pressure drum is provided with feedwater storage
function. The integrated deaerator is mounted on the LP drum.
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[텍스트 입력] Qurayyah CCPP HRSG
1 HRSG SYSTEM OVERVIEW

This document describes the Heat Recovery Steam Generator (hereafter HRSG) system for the
Qurayyah Combined Cycle Power Plant. The Qurayyah plant consists of five (5) blocks and
each block consists of three(3) gas turbine generator units(GT), three(3) unfired HRSGs utilizing
the exhaust heat of the gas turbine and one(1) steam turbine generator unit (STG). The gas
turbines and associated components have been installed as part of previous Qurayyah open
cycle project. Exhaust gas diverter dampers is provided and able to divert flow to either the
bypass stack for open cycle operation, or to the HRSG for combined cycle operation.
Each HRSG operates independently with its own gas turbine and produced steam to be fed into
a common steam header to drive the steam turbine.
The HRSG is unfired, reheat, three (3) pressure levels of high pressure (HP), intermediate
pressure (IP) and low pressure (LP), natural circulation and vertical gas flow design. The low
pressure drum is provided with feedwater storage function. The integrated deaerator is mounted
on the LP drum.
The HRSG is designed to have the following output at Guarantee condition;

Load Case N-1(Guarantee) D-1 (Guarantee)
GT Load 100 % 100 %
Ambient temperature 33 deg.C 33 deg.C
Fuel type Natural Gas Distillate Oil
HP Steam pressure at superheater outlet 132.19 bara 107.92 bara
HP Steam temperature at superheater outlet 567 deg.C 527.7 deg.C
HP Steam flow at superheater outlet 53 kg/s 44.3 kg/s
HRH Steam pressure at reheater outlet 36.34 bara 30.59 bara
HRH Steam temperature at reheater outlet 566 deg.C 523.5 deg.C
HRH Steam flow at reheater outlet 58.6 kg/s 50.7 kg/s
IP Steam pressure at superheater outlet 37.66 bara 31.73 bara
IP Steam temperature at superheater outlet 339.7 deg.C 322.8 deg.C
IP Steam flow at superheater outlet 7.5 kg/s 8.2 kg/s
LP Steam pressure at superheater outlet 6.34 bara 4.04 bara
LP Steam temperature at superheater outlet 252.1 deg.C N.A
LP Steam flow at superheater outlet 6.6 kg/s 0 kg/s
Stack Exhaust Gas temperature 107.2 deg.C 153.7 deg.C
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1.1 High Pressure (HP) system

Reference P&ID ;
- P&I Diagram – HRSG H.P Superheater Section [Dwg No. EA-685640]
- P&I Diagram – HRSG H.P Econ. & Evap. Section [Dwg No. EA-685642]
The high pressure steam generation system generates HP steam of specific quality, which
means of correct pressure and temperature, from the thermal energy contained in the Gas
turbine exhaust gas. The steam is produced in the HRSG and fed to the HP main steam system.
- Heating surface information of HP system;

Design Pressure Design Temperature
Component Tube Material
(barg) (Deg.C)
HP Economizer 1 SA210C 210 371
HP Economizer 2 SA210C 210 371
HP Evaporator SA210C 153 360
HP Superheater 1 SA213-T11 153 451
- Safety valves information of HP system;

Description Tag. No. Set Pressure (barg) Capacity (kg/s)
HP S.H ERV LBA-90-AA-191 145.5 9
HP S.H SV LBA-90-AA-192 146 14.9
HP Drum 1st SV HAD-90-AA-191 153 22.4
HP Drum 2nd SV HAD-90-AA-192 157.6 22.4
HP Economizer SV HAC-90-AA-191 210 19.1
The system fulfils the following object:

z Delivers feedwater to the high pressure drum during start-up, shut-down and power
operation of the combined-cycle unit.
z Shuts off feedwater supply during feedwater control malfunction in order to prevent
overfeeding of the HRSG.
z Supplies HP steam produced by the HRSG to the HP main steam system during normal
operation.
z Supplies HP feedwater to the HRSG HP desuperheating system.
z Maintains and safeguards the HP superheated steam temperature within the allowable main
steam system limit during part load operation at high ambient temperatures.
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HP Feedwater System
The HP feedwater line is equipped with a check valve to prevent back-streaming from the
HRSG into the feed water pumps. The line can be isolated by a motorized stop valve.
The HP feedwater control valve station is located downstream of the HP economizer to prevent
steaming of feedwater in the economizer. A relief valve is installed downstream of economizer to
prevent overpressure in the economizer if the HP feedwater control valve is closed and HRSG
in operation.
From the HP feedwater line, the spray water line to the HP desuperheating spray system branch
off. The HP desuperheating spray system delivers water into the HP interstage desuperheater
located between HP superheater heating surfaces. It can limit the HP steam temperature within
the design value during part load or normal operation at high ambient temperature. The Max.
spray flow is approximately 8% of the steam flow.
HP Steam Generation
The high pressure system is located downstream the exhaust gas inlet of the HRSG. The
heating surfaces are fabricated mainly from finned tubes. The high pressure system is
subdivided into the following sections, listed in the order in which exhaust gas flows through
them;
z HP Superheater 3/2/1
z HP Evaporator
z HP Economizer 2/1
The HP economizer recovers the remaining heat contained in the exhaust gas at the HP
evaporator outlet. The HP evaporator generates steam through a natural circulation loop from
and to the HP drum. The HP superheater heats the saturated steam from HP drum temperature
to superheated steam.
The HP superheater and the HP economizer are cross counter flow heat exchangers and the
HP evaporator flow is cross to the exhaust gas flow. The HRSG is of vertical design.
The feedwater is fed by the HP/IP feedwater pumps from the LP drum to the HP economizers,
where it is heated up to economizer outlet temperature and then delivered to the HP drum.
Water is fed from the HP drum through downcomers to the inlet header of the HP evaporator.
Water partly evaporates in the HP evaporator and the water/steam mixture is fed via natural
convection in the tube risers from the outlet header back to the HP drum. The connection piping
between the outlet header and drum is distributed uniformly over the length of the drum.
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The HP drum has the following functions:

z ensure good mixing of feedwater and HP Drum water
z reserve a water required for the circulation system
z allow water expansion during start-up
z ensure a thorough water and steam separation
z Deliver saturated steam of specified purity (<0.1% carry over)
The HP drum capacity is selected to ensure safe and stable operation under all normal
operating conditions. The HP drum is installed outside of the casing thus is not heated by
exhaust gas. The separation of water and steam is achieved by means of water/steam
separation system (Two stage separation system, baffle assisted separator as a primary and
chevron type of dryer as a secondary separator), which restricts carryover of water to the
superheater within the limits.
Two safety valves are installed on the HP drum to protect the system against over pressure. The
vent piping from the drum safety valves is routed into the silencer to limit noise level. Sampling
connections are provided in the system for sampling of HP drum water (taken off from the
continuous blowdown line) and saturated steam (taken off from the saturated steam piping) from
the HP drum during operation. Connection for chemical dosing is installed at the HP drum.
The intermittent blowdown line from the HP drum to the HRSG blowdown system is equipped
with a motorized valve.
The continuous blowdown line from the HP drum to the HRSG blowdown system is equipped
with a motorized stop valve and a manual blowdown valve.
Saturated steam flows from the HP drum through connecting piping to the HP superheater. The
HP superheater is divided into three parts. A desuperheater is located between the HP
superheater2 &3 heating surfaces to maintain the HP steam temperature within the design
value during part load operation at high ambient temperature. (For the detail of set point, refer to
the item no.8 in Clause 5.)
HP Main steam Piping system
The HP main steam piping system receives HP steam from the HRSG and transfers it to the HP
steam header.

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Drain station is provided in the system to allow system drainage and warm-up particularly during
start-up. A motorized start up venting system is provided in the piping to remove the non-
condensable gas like an air during start-up.
A safety valve is installed to protect the system against over pressure. In addition, electrically
assisted relief valve (ERV) is provided in the HP main steam piping. The vent piping from the
steam line safety valve, ERV and start up vent valve is routed into the silencer to limit noise
level. Sampling connection is provided in the system for HP steam sampling during operation.
The HP steam line is equipped with a check valve to prevent back-streaming from another
HRSG. The line equipped with motorized main and small stop valve, which is used to isolate or
connect to the common steam header.
1.2 Intermediate Pressure (IP) system

Reference P&ID ;
- P&I Diagram – HRSG I.P Section [Dwg No. EA-685563]
- P&I Diagram – HRSG Reheater Section [Dwg No. EA-685641]
The intermediate pressure steam generation system generates IP steam of specific quality,
which means of correct pressure and temperature, from the thermal energy contained in the GT
exhaust gas. The IP steam is produced in the HRSG and fed to the Cold reheat steam system
and mixed with the exhaust steam from the ST. The superheated steam produced by the reheat
system is fed to the hot reheat steam header.
- Heating surface information of IP system;

(barg) (Deg.C)
IP Economizer SA192 75 292
IP Evaporator SA192 45.48 264
IP Superheater SA192 45.48 358
Reheater 1 SA213-T11 45 532
Reheater 2 SA213-T91 45 595
- Safety valves information of IP system;

Hot Reheat SV LBB-90-AA-191 40.5 9.8

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Cold Reheat 1st SV LBC-90-AA-191 42.5 27.6
Cold Reheat 2nd SV LBC-90-AA-192 43.8 27.6

IP S.H SV LBA-95-AA-191 43 2.5
IP Drum 1st SV HAD-94-AA-191 45 3.7
IP Drum 2nd SV HAD-94-AA-192 46.4 3.7
IP Economizer SV HAC-94-AA-191 75 1.6

z Delivers feedwater to the intermediate pressure drum during start-up, shut-down and power
z Feeds superheated IP steam from the HRSG to the cold reheat system
z Supplies IP feedwater to the HRSG RH desuperheating system.
z Maintains and safeguards the hot reheat steam temperature within the allowable hot reheat
steam system limit during part load operation at high ambient temperatures.
z Shuts off feedwater supply during feedwater control malfunction in order to prevent
z Passes the exhaust steam of the HP turbine and the steam from the IP superheater via the
reheater section of the HRSG to the hot reheat steam header.
IP Feedwater System
The IP feedwater line is equipped with a check valve to prevent back-streaming from the HRSG
into the feed water pumps. The line can be isolated by a motorized stop valve.
The IP feedwater control valve station is located downstream of the IP economizer to prevent
steaming of feedwater in the economizer. A relief valve is installed downstream of IP economizer
to prevent overpressure in the economizer if the IP feedwater control valve is closed and HRSG
in operation.
From the IP feedwater line, the spray water line to the RH desuperheating spray system branch
off. The RH desuperheating spray system delivers water into the RH interstage desuperheater
located between Reheater heating surfaces. It can limit the hot reheat steam temperature within
the design value during part load or normal operation at high ambient temperature. The Max.
spray flow is approximately 5% of the steam flow.
IP Steam Generation
The intermediate pressure system is located downstream the exhaust gas inlet of the HRSG
behind the HP part. The heating surfaces are fabricated mainly from finned tubes. The

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intermediate pressure system is subdivided into the following sections, listed in the order in
which exhaust gas flows through them;
z IP Superheater
z IP Evaporator
z IP Economizer
The IP economizer recovers the remaining heat contained in the exhaust gas at the IP
evaporator outlet. The IP evaporator generates steam through a natural circulation loop from
and to the IP drum. The IP superheater heats the saturated steam from IP drum temperature to
superheated steam.
The IP superheater and the IP economizer are cross counter flow heat exchangers and the IP
evaporator flow is cross to the exhaust gas flow. The HRSG is of vertical design.
The feedwater is fed by the HP/IP feedwater pumps from the LP drum to the IP economizers,
where it is heated up to economizer outlet temperature and then delivered to the IP drum.
Water is fed from the IP drum through downcomers to the inlet header of the IP evaporator.
Water partly evaporates in the IP evaporator and the water/steam mixture is fed via natural
convection in the tube risers from the outlet header back to the IP drum. The connection piping
between the outlet header and drum is distributed uniformly over the length of the drum.
The IP drum has the following functions:
z ensure good mixing of feedwater and IP Drum water
z reserve a water required for the circulation system
The IP drum capacity is selected to ensure safe and stable operation under all normal operating
conditions. The IP drum is installed outside of the casing thus is not heated by exhaust gas. The
separation of water and steam is achieved by means of water/steam separation system (Two
stage separation system, baffle assisted separator as a primary and chevron type of dryer as a
secondary separator), which restricts carryover of water to the superheater within the limits.
Two safety valves are installed on the IP drum to protect the system against over pressure. The
connections are provided in the system for sampling of IP drum water (taken off from the
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continuous blowdown line) and saturated steam (taken off from the saturated steam piping) from
the IP drum during operation. Connection for chemical dosing is installed at the IP drum.
The intermittent blowdown line from the IP drum to the HRSG blowdown system is equipped
The continuous blowdown line from the IP drum to the HRSG blowdown system is equipped
with a motorized stop valve and a manual blowdown valve.
Saturated steam flows from the IP drum through connecting piping to the IP superheater.
IP steam Piping system

The IP main steam piping system receives IP steam from the HRSG and transfers it to the Cold
reheater piping system.
start-up. A motorized vent valve is provided in the piping to remove the non-condensable gas
like an air during initial start-up.
A safety valve is installed to protect the system against over pressure. The vent piping from the
steam line safety valve and start up vent valve is routed into the silencer to limit noise level.
Sampling connection is provided in the system for IP steam sampling during operation.
A pressure control valve is installed in the IP steam piping and used to control the IP system
pressure within allowable range during start up and shut down period. The IP steam piping can
be isolated by motorized stop valve. A check valve is provided to prevent back streaming from
the cold reheat piping system.
Reheater system
The reheater, which is divided into two parts, is located in high temperature gas zone. During
normal plant operation the exhaust steam from the HP turbine section is routed via the reheater
of the HRSG to the IP turbine inlet. Before entering the reheat section the HP turbine exhaust
steam is mixed with superheated IP steam coming from the IP superheater.
The line from the HP-steam bypass is routed to the cold reheat line during bypass operation.
Reheater desuperheating spray system deliver water into the reheater desuperehater located
between the divided reheater heating surfaces. It limits the steam temperature to the allowable
range during part load operation at high ambient temperatures. (For the detail of set point, refer
to the item no.12 in Clause 5.)
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Two safety valves are installed upstream and one safety valve downstream of the reheater to
protect the system against overpressure. A sampling connection is provided in the downstream
of the reheater system for steam sampling during operation.
start-up. A motorized stop valve and pneumatic control valve in series is provided in start up
venting system in the Hot reheat piping to control the steam pressure during start-up. The vent
piping from the steam line safety valve and start up vent valve is routed into the separate
silencer to limit noise level.
1.3 Low Pressure (LP) system

Reference P&ID ;
- P&I Diagram – HRSG L.P Section [Dwg No. EA-685644]
- P&I Diagram – HRSG Condensate Preheater Section [Dwg No. EA-685645]
- Heating surface information of LP system;

(barg) (Deg.C)
Condensate Preheater SA192 40 252
LP Evaporator SA192 10 185
LP Superheater SA192 10 278
- Safety valves information of LP system;

LP S.H SV LBD-90-AA-191 9 1.9
LP Drum 1st SV HAD-97-AA-191 10 2.82
LP Drum 2nd SV HAD-97-AA-192 10.3 2.82
C.P.H SV LCA-91-AA-191 40 15.3
The low pressure steam generation system generates LP steam of specific quality, which means
of correct pressure and temperature, from the thermal energy contained in the GT exhaust gas.
The steam is produced in the HRSG, supplied to heat the condensate in the deaerator system
and fed to the LP steam system. Condensate through the condensate preheater is fed to the

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deaerator where it is heated and deaerated with steam from the LP evaporator. The deaerator is
integrated at the top of the LP drum for the deaeration of condensate.

z Delivers condensate to the deaerator and LP drum during start-up, shut-down and power
z Shuts off condensate supply during feedwater control malfunction in order to prevent
z Supplies LP steam produced by the HRSG to the LP steam system during normal operation.
z Reserves and Supplies feedawater to the feedwater pumps
z Supplies saturated steam from the LP drum to the deaerator for deaeration.
z Remove non condensable gases like CO2 and oxygen from the condensate during
operation of the plant.
z Control the temperature of the condensate entering the condensate preheater.
Condensate System
The condensate line is equipped with a check valve to prevent back-streaming from the HRSG
into the condensate extraction pump. The line can be isolated by a motorized stop valve.
The LP drum level control valve is located downstream of the condensate preheater to prevent
steaming of condensate in the condensater preheater. A relief valve is installed downstream of
condensate preheater to prevent overpressure in the condensate preheater if the LP drum level
control valve is closed and HRSG in operation.
LP Steam Generation
The low pressure system is located downstream the exhaust gas inlet of the HRSG behind the
IP part. The heating surfaces are fabricated mainly from finned tubes. The low pressure system
is subdivided into the following sections, listed in the order in which exhaust gas flows through
them;
z LP Superheater
z LP Evaporator
z Condensate preheater
The condensate preheater recovers the remaining heat contained in the exhaust gas at the LP
evaporator outlet. The LP evaporator generates steam through a natural circulation loop from
and to the LP drum. The LP superheater heats the saturated steam from the LP drum
temperature to superheated steam.
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The LP superheater and the condensate preheater are cross counter flow heat exchangers and
the LP evaporator flow is cross to the exhaust gas flow. The HRSG is of vertical design.
The condensate is fed by the condensate extraction pumps to the condensate preheater, where
it is heated up to condensate preheater outlet temperature and then delivered to the deaerator.
The condensate preheater system is equipped with recirculation system which is used to control
the condensate preheater inlet temperature. The condensate preheater recirculation pump
recirculates water from the outlet of the condensate preheater to the inlet of the condensate
preheater. The temperature control valve, which is located in the recirculation pump discharge
line, controls the recirculation flow to maintain the condensate preheater inlet temperature.
To prevent less flow operation, below minimum flow of the recirculation pump, the recirculation
system control must limit the closure of the temperature control valve when the recirculation
pump flow approaches actual min. flow.
The condensate preheater system is also equipped with a condensate bypass system. The
three-way valve sends condensate water flow to the condensate preheater and/or bypass
around the condensate preheater.
The three-way valve can be positioned to ;
1. direct all condensate flow to the condensate preheater,
2. direct all condensate flow through the condensate preheater bypass,
3. direct any portion of the flow to either the preheater or the bypass around the condensate
preheater.
When the recirculation pumps are all failure, the three-way valve is positioned in the fully-closed
position, resulting in all the condensate flow bypassing the condensate preheater so that the
HRSG can be continuously operation without shut down.
The three-way valve is positioned to route a portion of the condensate flow to the condensate
preheater bypass as required to hold a minimum subcooling before entering the deaerator to
ensure an optimum deaeration process.
At the top of the LP drum, a direct contact spray-tray-type deaerator vessel is provided. A spring
loaded spray nozzle is provided for guaranteed operation of deaerating. All condensate through
the condensate preheater is fed to the deaerator where it is deaerated and heated by the
saturated steam from the LP drum and the resulting air is expelled through the vent line to
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atmosphere. The deaerated condensate falls down through the deaerator downcomer and
collected in the LP drum.
Water is fed from the LP drum through downcomers to the inlet header of the LP evaporator.
Water partly evaporates in the LP evaporator and the water/steam mixture is fed via natural
convection in the tube risers from the outlet header back to the LP drum. The connection piping
between the outlet header and LP drum is distributed uniformly over the length of the LP drum.
The LP drum has the following functions:

z ensure good mixing of feedwater and LP Drum water
z reserve a water required for the circulation system and providing feedwater to the feedwater
pumps
The LP drum capacity is selected to ensure safe and stable operation under all normal
operating conditions. The LP drum is installed outside of the casing thus is not heated by
exhaust gas. The separation of water and steam is achieved by means of water/steam
separation system (Two stage separation system, baffle assisted separator as a primary and
chevron type of dryer as a secondary separator, which restricts carryover of water to the
superheater within the limits.
The steam for the heating of the deaerator/LP drum is supplied by various sources. The main
source of steam is the LP evaporator.
Additionally, the pegging steam is supplied from the IP superheater outlet steam line. This
pegging steam operation is required when the LP drum pressure cannot be maintained above
floor pressure or drops quickly.
Two safety valves are installed on the LP drum to protect the system against over pressure. The
connections are provided in the system for sampling of LP drum water (taken off from the BFP
suction line) and saturated steam (taken off from the saturated steam piping) from the LP drum
during operation.
The suction line is provided from the LP drum to provide feedwater into the feedwater pumps.

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Connections for the min. recirculation and leak off lines from the feedwater pumps are provided
on the LP drum.
The intermittent blowdown line from the LP drum to the HRSG blowdown system is equipped
Saturated steam flows from the LP drum through connecting piping to the LP superheater.
LP steam Piping system

The LP steam piping system receives LP steam from the HRSG and transfers it to the steam
header.
start-up.
A safety valve is installed to protect the system against over pressure. A motorized stop valve
and pneumatic control valve in series is provided in start up venting system in the LP steam
piping to control the steam pressure during start-up. The vent piping from the steam line safety
valve and start up vent valve is routed into the separate silencer to limit noise level.
Sampling connection is provided in the system for LP steam sampling during operation.
The LP steam line is equipped with a check valve to prevent back-streaming from another
HRSG. The line equipped with motorized main and small stop valve, which is used to isolate or
connect to the common steam header.
1.4 Exhaust Gas system

Reference P&ID ;
- P&I Diagram – HRSG Flue Gas Section [Dwg No. EA-685661]
The HRSG exhaust gas system comprises the gas tight component of the exhaust gas path with
HRSG exhaust gas inlet ducting, HRSG casing and exhaust gas stack.
The exhaust gas system also includes the HRSG framework, stiffening elements, heating
surface suspension, expansion joints, insulation and instrumentation.
The system fulfils the following requirements;

z Rooting the exhaust gas from the outlet of the GT exhaust gas system through the HRSG to
the HRSG exhaust gas stack during the combined cycle operation.

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The gas turbine exhaust gas flows through the HRSG exhaust gas inlet ducting and the HRSG
before being routed to atmosphere via the HRSG exhaust gas stack. The HRSG heating
surfaces are divided into the following sections in the direction of the exhaust flow;
z HP superheater 3
z Reheater 2
z HP superheater 2
z Rehater 1
z HP superheater 1
z HP evaporator
z IP superheater
z HP economizer 2
z IP evaporator
z LP superheater
z HP economizer 1 / IP economizer
z LP evaporator
z Condensate preheater
The heating surface mainly consist of horizontal finned tubes joined together to form heating
surface packages. The tube banks are suspended in the HRSG frame and walls. The HRSG is
of vertical design.
The cooled exhaust gas, after it leaves the last heating surface (Condensate Preheater), flows
through the HRSG exhaust gas stack.
A stack damper is provided to reserve a heat in the HRSG casing during shut down period.
A stack silencer is provided to limit noise within allowable value.

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- Temperature Profile of Exhaust Gas System;
1.5 HRSG Blowdown system

Reference P&ID ;
- P&I Diagram – HRSG Blowdown Tank Section [Dwg No. EA-685646]
The HRSG blowdown system is to collect and discharge excess water from the HP/IP/LP drum
in a controlled manner during start-up. Furthermore, water is collected from the steam line and
HRSG system located in the HRSG area.

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The blowdown system is designed to collect the process water from drains, continuous and
intermittent blowdown. The main purpose of the blowdown system is to receive the discharge of
blowdown water in order to control boiler water quality and decrease drum levels. The
continuous blowdown is used to control the water quality. The purpose of the intermittent
blowdown is lowering drum water levels.
- Blowdown Tank Design and Operating Condition;

* Design Condition; 3.5 barg, 390 deg.C
* Operating Condition; Atmosphere, 100 deg.C
The system fulfils the following requirements;

z To collect and discharge excess water from the HRSG drums in a controlled manner during
start-up.
z To collect continuous blowdown from the HRSG HP and IP drums during normal operation.
z To collect steam/water from the drain of main steam, feedwater systems located in the
HRSG area.
z To discharge excess water through the intermittent blowdown line.
z To deliver the vapor in the blowdown tank to the atmosphere through the vent line.
z To discharge the collected drain water after cooling down to blowdown sump.
The blowdown tank is vertical, cylindrical tank in which drain headers enter tank tangentially
above water level. The tank water level is maintained by an internal loop seal of overflow line.
A drain line is supplied at the bottom of tank to allow complete drain. A silencer is supplied at
exhaust vent line to limit noise level.

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3.0 DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENT
3.1 General Description

3.2 Steam Drums for HP, IP and LP System
3.3 HP Superheaters
3.4 Reheaters
3.5 HP Evaporator
3.6 HP Economizers
3.7 IP Superheater
3.8 IP Evaporator
3.9 IP Economizer
3.10 LP Superheater
3.11 LP Evaporator
3.12 Condensate Preheater
3.13 Safety Valve
3.14 Vent Silencer
3.15 Duct and Casing
3.16 Expansion Joints
3.17 Insulation and Lagging
3.18 Access Door
3.19 Gas Bypass Baffle
3.20 Stack
3.21 Stack Silencer
3.22 Support Structures
3.23 Stairs, Platform and Ladders
3.24 Instrumentation and Controls
3.25 Piping
3.26 Attemperator
3.27 Blowdown Tank
3.0 Description of Component Doc.No :xxxxx

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3.0 DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENT
3.1 General Description
The HRSG is constructed in accordance with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel
Code, Section 1, Rules for Construction of Power Boilers under the inspection of
the ASME authorized inspector. Construction per this code is defined to include,
but is not limited to, material selection, design, fabrication, examination, inspection,
testing, certification, and stamping.
The major features of HRSG are as follows.
- Shop assembled pressure parts modules

- Horizontal tube arrangement
- Vertical gas flow
- Top support for pressure parts modules
- Direct weld construction for header and tube
- Staggered tube arrangement
- Cold outer casing
- Natural circulation
- Noise Control enclosure
9 Heat Transfer Tube Arrangement
- Tube diameter : 31.8mm, 38.1 mm, 44.5 mm

- Tube arrangement : Staggered Only
- The longitudinal space : 87 mm (RH section), 79 mm (others)
- The transverse space : 92 mm
- The assembled HRSG consists of fourteen (14) different heat exchanger

sections from the inlet transition duct to the exit of HRSG.
- Each heating surface is composed of multiple layers tube bank of finned tubes.
- All finned tubes are attached with serrated or solid fin, which is helical wound
onto the tube under tension.
- The very low penetration of attachment weld minimizes any effects on the
physical or chemical characteristics of the tube and/or the fin.

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- Heat transfer surfaces is arranged to allow sufficient expansion and contraction

movement of the tubes during startup, shutdown, load transients and normal
operation.
- Minimum evaporator circulation ratio is 4 to 1. All evaporators will have
downcomers. All superheater, evaporator reheater and economizer feeder
headers will include openings for inspection.
- All heat transfer sections, including headers, economizers, reheaters and
superheaters is completely drainable.
- Access cavities between modules have a minimum of 900 mm clear space to
assure easy maintenance and inspection around finned tube bundle area. Each
access cavity has a one (1) flanged 610 x 460 mm access doors.
9 Casing Design
- Not exposed to high temperature

- Not exposed to exhaust gas temperature transient
- Shop fabrication of assembly.
- Stud bolts are welded to the inside of the outer casing. Insulating blanket is
impaled on the stud bolts.
- An oversize washer is placed over the insulation and stopped from
compressing the insulation by the shoulder of the stud. The liner plate is
installed with studs protruding through oversize washer and a nut welded to the
stud. This construction permits the liner plate to expand with respect to the
outer casing.
9 Duct Design
- All ducts are designed to withstand all loading from wind, seismic, thermal
insulation, lagging and the maximum positive and negative pressure to be
expected under all operating.
- Design pressure : 600 mmH2O
- Inlet/outlet duct consists of 6.0mm carbon steel outer casing, inside insulation,
and internal liner.
- The duct is properly stiffened, reinforced and complete with necessary doors
and expansion joint.

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9 Thermal Insulation
- The thermal insulation is applied to conserve energy, where accessible, and for
personal protection.
- Ambient Temperature : 50.0 deg.C
- Cold face Temperature : Below 60 deg.C
- Wind velocity : 0.0 m/s
- Heat Losses : < 230 w/m2
- The floors of modules and filler panels are provided with drains.
- Duct and module is used insulation with CMS(Superwool) and Mineral wool.
- All Drum, Header & Link is used insulation with mineral wool.

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3.2 Steam Drum for HP, IP and LP System
The drums have factory installed steam separators of sufficient size and capacity
to meet the HRSG steam purity guarantee requirement.
The separators is baffle type with steam dryer.
Two manways per drum (one each end) are provided. The manways are equipped
with horizontally hinged door and manway cover.
Drum volume is sufficient to accommodate drum level fluctuations during startup

without “tripping” the boiler due to high or low water level condition.
Steam drums are shipped with welded riser nozzle connections. Connections are
all butt welds.
The sufficient insulation thickness is provided to maintain the outside surface

temperature below 60°C at an ambient temperature of 50°C in ambient air
condition.
Normal Water Level (NWL) shall be located at the drum centerline of the drum ID.
All downcomers have vortex breakers.
9 HP Drum
One(1) HP drum is installed per one(1) HRSG. The major specifications are as
follows;
- I.D : 1,830 mm.

- Shell Length (welding to welding) : 11,700 mm.
- Material (shell/heads) : SA299 Gr B
- Head type : Hemi-sphere
HP Drum Retention Time – A minimum of 3.0 minutes retention time is allowed.

The definition of this 3.0 minute minimum HP Drum retention time allowance is the
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drum level to the low water level trip setting. This retention time provides a specific
minimum time period to enable system reconfiguration prior to removal of the
HRSG from service due to low drum volume.
9 IP Drum
One(1) IP drum is installed per one(1) HRSG. The major specifications are as
follows;
- I.D : 1,524 mm.

- Material (shell/heads) : SA516-70
- Head type : Elliptical
Minimum retention time between normal water level and low water level trip is 8
minutes.
9 LP Drum
One(1) LP drum is installed per one(1) HRSG. The major specifications are as
follows;
- I.D : 2,690 mm.

- Material (shell/heads) : SA516-70
Minimum retention time between normal water level and low water level trip is 10
minutes.

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3.3 HP Superheaters
Three(3) sections are installed for HP superheaters. The major specifications are
as follows;
9 SH-HP3:
- Tube O.D : 31.8 mm.

- Finned Tube Length (gas path) : 21,650 mm.
- Material (tube/fin) : A213-T91 / A240-TP409
- Finned tube Q’ty : 156 pcs/unit
- Fin Q’ty : 250 fins/meter
9 SH-HP2:
- Tube O.D : 31.8 mm.

9 SH-HP1:
- Tube O.D : 31.8 mm.

The high pressure superheaters are of finned tube design and arranged for
efficient heat transfer. Steam side pressure drop is minimized, but be sufficient to
achieve good steam flow distributions.
The high pressure superheaters tube banks are interspersed in a series

configuration as shown on the flow diagram so that all of the exhaust gas flows
through the high pressure superheater.

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3.4 Reheaters
Two(2) sections are installed for RH system. The major specifications are as
follows;
9 RH-IP2:
- Tube O.D : 44.5 mm.

- Finned Tube Length (gas path) : 21,650mm.
9 RH-IP1:
- Tube O.D : 44.5 mm.

The reheater are of finned tube design and arranged for efficient heat transfer.
Steam side pressure drop is minimized, but be sufficient to achieve good steam
flow distribution.
The reheater tube banks are interspersed in a series configuration as shown on

the flow diagram so that all of the exhaust gas flows through the reheater.

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3.5 HP Evaporator
One(1) section is installed for HP evaporator system. The major specifications are
as follows;
9 EV-HP (HAD10):
- Tube O.D : 38.1 mm.

- Material (tube/fin) : A210-C / A1008
The high pressure evaporator is of finned tube design and arranged for efficient
heat transfer. Steam side pressure drop is minimized, but be sufficient to achieve
good steam flow distribution.

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3.6 HP Economizer
Two(2) sections are installed for HP economizer system. The major specifications
are as follows;
9 EC-HP2 :
- Tube O.D : 31.8 mm.

9 EC-HP1 :
- Tube O.D : 31.8 mm.

The high pressure economizers are of a finned tube design and arranged for
achieve good steam flow distribution.
The high pressure economizer is located parallel with intermediate pressure

economizer (EC-IP) to maximize heat transfer.

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3.7 IP Superheater
One(1) section is installed for IP superheater. The major specifications are as

follows;
9 SH-IP:
- Tube O.D : 38.1 mm.

- Material (tube/fin) : A192 / A1008
The intermediate pressure superheater is of finned tube design and configured for
The intermediate pressure superheater is located in the gas path between the high
pressure evaporator and the high pressure economizer.

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3.8 IP Evaporator
One(1) section is installed for IP evaporator system. The major specifications are
as follows;
9 EV-IP:
- Tube O.D : 38.1 mm.

The intermediate pressure evaporator is of finned tube design and configured for

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3.9 IP Economizer
One(1) section is installed for IP economizer system. The major specifications are
as follows;
9 EC-IP:
- Tube O.D : 31.8 mm.

- Finned tube Q’ty : 90 pcs
The intermediate pressure economizer is of finned tube design and configured for
The intermediate pressure economizer is located parallel with high pressure

economizer1 (EC-HP1) to maximize heat transfer.
A water relief valve is provided at the inlet of the IP economizer.

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3.10 LP Superheater
One(1) section is installed for LP superheater system. The major specifications are
as follows;
9 SH-LP:
- Tube O.D : 38.1 mm.

The low pressure superheater is of finned tube design. Steam side pressure drop
is minimized, but be sufficient to achieve good steam flow distribution.
The low pressure superheater is located in the gas path between the intermediate
pressure evaporator and the intermediate pressure economizer to get the LP-
steam temperature specified.

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3.11 LP Evaporator
One(1) section is installed for LP evaporator system. The major specifications are
as follows;
9 EV-LP:
- Tube O.D : 38.1 mm.

The low pressure evaporator is of finned tube design. Steam side pressure drop

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3.12 Condensate Preheater
One(1) section is installed for Condensate Preheater system. The major

specifications are as follows;
9 EC-PR:
- Tube O.D : 31.8 mm.

- Finned tube Q’ty : 1,092 pcs/unit
The low pressure evaporator is of finned tube design. Steam side pressure drop

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3.13 Safety Valve
The purpose of the safety valves is to release the over pressure of the HRSG
caused by blinking the steam turbine.
- HP drum 1 : 153.0 barg (design pressure of HP drum)

- HP drum 2 : 157.6 barg (not exceed design pressure x 1.03)
- HPSH : 146.0 barg (HP drum design pressure - SH pressure drop -
margin)
- HPSH ERV : 145.5 barg (HPSH set pressure -0.5 bar)
- HPECO : 210.0 barg (design pressure of HPECO section)
- IP drum 1 : 45.0 barg (design pressure of IP drum)

- IP drum 2 : 46.4 barg (not exceed design pressure x 1.03)
- IPSH : 43.0 barg (IP drum design pressure - SH pressure drop -
margin)
- IPECO : 75 barg (design pressure of IPECON section)
- LP drum 1 : 10.0 barg (design pressure of LP drum)

- LP drum 2 : 10.3 barg (not exceed design pressure x 1.03)
- LPSH : 9.0 barg (LP drum design pressure - SH pressure drop -
margin)
- CPH : 40.0 barg (design pressure of CPH section)
- CRH 1 : 43.4 barg (set pressure of IP superheater - pressure drop)

- CRH 2 : 44.7 barg (not exceed set pressure x 1.03 )
- HOT RH : 40.5 barg (set pressure of cold rh1 - RH pressure drop -
margin)

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3.14 Vent Silencer
The purpose of the steam silencers is to release the noise of the safety valve
caused by overpressure of each section. The common steam silencer is
provided to the same steam or water conditions. Each of steam silencers has
one(1) drain connection. The configurations are as follows and indicated on flow
diagrams.
Q'ty
Ope. Oper. Design
Allowance noise Per
No Service Pressure Temp. Flow
(SPL, dB(A)) HRSG
(bara) (deg.C) (kg/s)
(sets)
01 HP Drum #1 154.0 345 22.3 ≤ 110 1
02 HP Drum #2 158.6 347 22.3 ≤ 110 1
HP SH #1 147.0 567 14.9
03 ≤ 110 1
HP Air Vent 147.0 567 3.0
04 HP SH #2 (ERV) 146.5 567 3.0 ≤ 110 1
05 IP Drum #1 46.0 259 3.7 ≤ 110 1
06 IP Drum #2 47.4 261 3.7 ≤ 110 1
IP SH 44.0 341 2.5
07 ≤ 110 1
IP Air Vent 44.0 341 1.0
08 LP Drum #1 11.0 185 2.8 ≤ 110 1
09 LP Drum #2 11.3 186 2.8 ≤ 110 1
10 LP SH 10.0 259 1.9 ≤ 110 1
11 CRH #1 43.5 405 24.9 ≤ 110 1
12 CRH #2 44.8 405 24.9 ≤ 110 1
13 HRH 41.5 566 16.6 ≤ 110 1
14 Blowdown 1.1 103.0 6.0 ≤ 85 1
15 RH Startup Vent 41.5 566 25.9 ≤ 85 1
16 LP Startup Vent 10.0 259 3.8 ≤ 85 1

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3.15 Duct and Casing
Ducting is sufficiently rigid to avoid vibration and drumming when exposed to gas
turbine exhaust flow over the complete flow range. Duct sections is suitably
stiffened to minimize distortion and withstand seismic and wind loads.
Duct plate is designed to limit the deflections to 1/100 of the span of plate between
stiffeners, taking full advantage of multi-span continuity where appropriate, for
normal operating conditions. Normal operating condition includes full dead load,
pedestrian live load and maximum interior pressure loading.
9 Inlet Duct:
- Insulation type : Inside insulation

- Insulation Thickness : 150 mm / 150 mm
- Insulation material : CMS / Mineral
- Density of insulation material : 128 kg/sq.m
- Material for liner plant : SS409 x 2 mm
9 Casing Module
- Insulation type : Inside insulation

- Insulation thickness : 300/250/150/50 mm
- Insulation material : Sperwool / Mineral
- Density of insulation material : 128 kg/sq.m
- Material for liner plate : SS409 for High Temp
- : C.S for Low Temp

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3.16 Expansion Joint
Expansion joints are provided where necessary such as guillotine damper outlet,
HRSG inlet, HRSG outlet. These are flexible membrane type (fabric) and provided
with internal plates to prevent eddies.
.
The expansion joint is designed to prevent flue gas leakage to the atmosphere and
to absorb the all the movements of the exhaust ductwork system and interfacing
equipment such as axial compression, axial extension and lateral displacements.
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3.17 Insulation and Lagging System (For Duct & Casing)
The thermal insulation are provided so that the surface temperature of all exposed
portions of the HRSG casing/duct shall not exceed 60 oC at the design maximum
ambient condition.
The insulation is installed in a new and clean condition and is free of voids.
Insulation seams is overlapped.
Internal lagging is applied over the insulation in adequate spaces to allow

movement relative to attachment studs and eliminate stressing and buckling.
Liner sections are overlap in the direction of gas flow. The liner and attachment
studs are designed to ensure that the insulation will not be exposed to the hot gas
flow for any thermal movement. The lagging is 2.0mm minimum thickness of
stainless steel (for high temperature zone) or carbon steel (for low temperature
zone).
Inlet Module Module Module Module Module Module Outlet

Item Unit
Duct #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Duct
HPSH3 HPSH2 HPSH1 IPSH HPECO1 CPH *1)
IPRH2 IPRH1 HPEVA HPECO2 IPECO
IPEVA LPEVA
LPSH
Operation Max. Operation Temp. oC 649 649 582 520 347 261 175 160
Casing Surface Temp. oC < 60 < 60 < 60 < 60 < 60 < 60 < 60 < 60
Design Pressure (+) mmH2O 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600
Material - C.S C.S C.S C.S C.S C.S C.S C.S
Thickness mm 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0
Insulation Design Gas Temp. oC 659 659 592 530 357 271 185 170
(Liner Side) Material - CMS Wool CMS Wool CMS Wool CMS Wool
Thickness mm 150 150 100 100
Insulation Surface Insu. Temp. oC 431 431 429 450 357 271 185 170
(Casing Side) Material - Mineral Mineral Mineral Mineral Mineral Mineral Mineral Mineral
Thickness mm 150 150 150 150 150 150 50 50
Liner Design Gas Temp. 659 659 592 530 357 271 185 170
Material - 409SS 409SS 409SS 409SS C.S C.S C.S C.S
Thickness (Others) mm 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0
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3.18 Access Door
Sufficient access doors, 460mm x 610mm minimum opening, is provided in each

cavity on one side of the HRSG to allow easy for inspection and maintenance of all
heat transfer surfaces. Access doors are quick opening and vertically hinged so
those doors swing open horizontally. Grab bars are provided to aid personnel in
gaining access to the HRSG. The doors are internally insulated and designed to
operate at the same temperature as the surrounding ductwork.
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3.19 Gas Bypass Baffle System
A gas bypass baffle system is provided to restrict bypassing of exhaust gas around
the heat transfer-sections.
The following sectional baffles are installed at various section of exhaust gas
passage of HRSG;
9 Header Box Baffles
The each headers are located at front/rear header box area. Since hot gas passes
through around finned tube bundles, all headers is separated with main stream of
hot gas passage by inside baffle system. Between outer casing and front/rear
inside baffle, there is dead flow zone which mainly for inlet/out headers of finned
tube bundles.
Since there is no heat transfer section, no hot gas shall be introduced into header
box area. For this purpose, front/read header box entrance are sealed with header
box baffles respectively.
< Front Header Box Baffle >
Rear header box baffle is installed as vertical direction to minimize gas bypass and
to assure uniform hot gas distribution around first heating surface bundles.

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< Rear Header Box Baffle >
9 Division Baffles
Front/rear header boxes are divided further by division baffles. Division baffle
prevent the hot gas bypass around headers, if any. So, it is important to check
condition of division baffle by visual inspection according to scheduled
maintenance program.
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9 Partition Baffles
Partition baffle is one of most important baffle system in HRSG since it provides
main blockage against high speed of hot gas from combustion turbine.
Partition baffle also provides several access doors between finned tube bundles
and header boxes for easy inspection and maintenance activity.
During the inspection, the condition of partition baffles shall be checked carefully
to prevent any hot gas bypass, if have.
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3.20 Stack
The HRSG main exhaust stack is designed and fabricated in accordance with
ASME STS-1. The design of the stack is considered the effects of nearby
structures as specified in ASME STS-1.
Stack height for the HRSG Exhaust Stack is 80 m from the support elevation to the
top of the stack. Stack internal diameter is 5.2 m.
The effluent matters such as Sox, NOx, particles from combustion turbine are
emitted through the stack at sufficient high elevation and disperse into atmosphere.
Eventually the contents of emission is diluted on ground within acceptable ranges.
Stack is insulated with 50 mm mineral wool externally to prevent condensing of

water in exhaust gas and personnel protection purpose from hot surfaces of stack
shell.
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3.21 Stack Silencer
The purpose of the stack silencer is to reduce the noise emission from HRSG
exhaust gas caused by GT sources. The stack silencer is installed inside of main
stack. The silencer is composed of gas baffles, which is lagged by perforated
plates to reduce the sound power level. These baffles are supported by brackets
and supporting pipe attached on stack inside.
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3.22 Support Structure
All main frame supports and field connections is structural steel beams, channels
or angles designed for, and employing, high strength bolts per AISC Standards.
All base plates for supporting of structure and components is provided. The
Supplier is weld base plates to the HRSG columns at the factory. All other
required installation hardware, i.e., anti-friction plates, shims, is provided unless
otherwise specified. This HRSG structure is also be used to support stairs,
platforms, ladders and piping.
The steel structure is designed for the specified environmental and seismic
conditions. Wind loads, snow loads and earthquake forces will be taken as the
basis for calculations for the steel structure of the HRSG, and main stacks.

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3.23 Stair, Platforms and Ladders
The HRSG and its accessory equipment are fitted with adequate platforms,
galleries, stairways and ladders to allow safe evacuation. And also Stairs,
platforms and ladders allow easy and safe access into all work areas of the HRSG.
The design of the stairs, platforms and ladders meet the relevant international
code and standards.
Platform elevations will be such that any valve or station instrument is easily
accessible and can be operated from the platform without the use of ladders or
special operating devices. The minimum platform width is 1.0 meter of
unobstructed clear passage. Walk-overs are provided over any obstacle (piping,
valve, etc.) which prohibits safe and easy passage on any platform. This can be
deviated depends on the site condition.
Safety cages are provided on ladders in compliance with the national & local
requirements.
All HRSG platforms within one block are interconnected at two levels, one of which
are at the drum level.

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3.24 Instrumentation and Controls
Instruments and instrumentation systems used for measurement and control is

identified in P&Ids.
A representative steam/water sampling ports are provided for main steam of

downstream of superheater, saturated steam piping of downstream of drums,
downcomer piping.
Gauge glass assemblies are provided in accordance with the requirements of

ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, Section I and the HRSG flow diagram and
additionally remote level indicators per each drum are provided.
The HP, IP and LP drum gage glasses have adequate view port length to cover the
entire drum level operating range between high and low trip points.
The temperature is normally measured by temperature elements such as

thermocoules and assembly is designed to fit properly in the thermowell. For local
indicator in the field, filled system and bi-metallic type dial thermometers are used.
For pressure measuring, measuring tapping points are provided with an isolating
valve and an additional block valve and vent valve are supplied adjacent to the
transducer.
For flow measuring, nozzle or orifice meters are used which is constructed,
arranged and instrumented in accordance with relevant ISO standards.
The HRSG designed for electric utility service, which includes continuous at base
load and for prolonged periods, daily startup and shutdown, load following with
loads varying as specified.

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3.25 Piping
The HRSG piping system is designed to withstand the design pressures and
temperatures for the design lifetime of the plant. The steam lines incorporates
sufficient thermocouples for monitoring purpose.
9 Applicable Code:
ASME Section I (HRSG Proper) and ASME B31.1 (Boiler External Proper)
Feedwater piping is to be supplied from the boiler feed pump discharge to the
economizer inlet connection, including an automatic feed control valve of approved
design with inlet and outlet isolating valves and a bypass valve, and a stop and
check valve at the economizer inlet
HP/IP steam piping is to be supplied from the boiler outlet manifold to HRSG OEM’
scope of supply (steam stop valve) including a stop valve with a small by-pass
valve and sepate check valve at the superheater outlet. A warming drain valve
and piping is provided at each superheater outlet to enable a flow of steam
through the superheater during pressure raising of the HRSG
All steam pipework are carefully designed to ensure that it is fully drainable to an
atmospheric drains vessel. Drain and vent valves are supplied for start-up and
shutdown purpose.
All dosing pipe-work are in stainless steel.

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3.26 Attemperator
To control the main steam and hot reheat temperature especially during high
ambient condition, the attemperator is installed in HRSG proper piping between
heat transfer sections of the HP superheater and the reheater. A thermal liner is
included to prevent spray water impingement on the main steam piping. A straight
run of pipe is provided both on the upstream and downstream side of the spray
nozzle to assure good atomization.
Steam from the superheater/reheater is conditioned to meet the steam turbine

manufacturers requirements at all times. The attemperator and associated spray
water control valves are sized for the full continuous operating range and 100
percent of the maximum steam mass flow rate over all continuous operating
pressures of the HRSG.
Attemperators are fitted with spray water stop valve to avoid reduction in final
steam temperature due to the leakage through the control valves.

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< Attemperator – Nozzle Parts >
< Attemperator – Control Actuator Parts >

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3.27 Blowdown Tank
The flash tank is installed as a vertically arranged, free standing cylindrical

pressure vessel with dished ends, equipped with support feet and vent pipe with
silencer.
All necessary nozzles are provided including a manhole. The major specifications
are as follows;
9 Blowdown tank:
- O.D : 2,076 mm
- Shell Length (T.L to T.L ) : 3,200 mm.
- Material (shell/head) : SA516-70
- Vent pipe size : 20”
- Installed elevation : EL 4,500 mm (Ground Level)
< Blowdown Tank >

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4.0 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
4.1 Notice
4.2 General
4.3 HRSG External Inspection
4.4 HRSG Internal Inspection
4.5 Table of Maintenance Inspection
Attachment 1
Accessibility of HRSG Header Zone
4.0 Inspection and Maintenance Procedure Doc.No :xxxxx

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4.0 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
4.1 Notice
The inspections for the HRSG are to be performed on a time schedule compatible
and concurrent with the gas turbine Planned Maintenance requirements.
In addition, the downtime hours for Unplanned Maintenance Outages (not planned
well in advance) for the HRSG should be performed on an opportunistic basis,
concurrent with outages on other plant equipment.

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4.2 General
The HRSG operator must have full knowledge of the characteristics and correct
operating procedures of the HRSG and associated equipment before placing the
unit in service.
It is important, as soon as possible after the start of the HRSG operation, to
inspect the HRSG exterior and interior to confirm whether there is any abnormal
condition:
- Excessive thermal expansion,

- Excessive pipe vibration,
- Drums high temperature and pressure gradients.
This detailed inspection shall be performed on each component.

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4.3 HRSG External Inspection
After the HRSG has been shut down and sufficiently cooled, the HRSG external
components must be inspected.
The tubes shall be cleaned carefully and checked for corrosion, deformation,
bulging, burning and cracking.
The HRSG proper walls, especially the casing, doors and expansion bellows and
joints, must be inspected for potential leak of flue gas.

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4.4 HRSG Internal Inspection
HRSG interior shall be examined during every periodical inspection.

The following items represent a specific check list:
9 Drum Inspection
1) Take off the manhole cover and check whether steam drum internals are
securely fixed. Also verify possible contamination.
2) Confirm that the steam stop, feed water, blow down and chemical injection
valves are completely and firmly closed and locked in "Closed" position.
3) Provide all the isolation valves with appropriate holding tags, so that other
persons will not inadvertently open them.
4) Seals around manway doors
5) Inside around manway doors
6) Upon entering into the HRSG drum, check for corrosion and pitting, if the
HRSG water properties during the HRSG wet lay-up are appropriate, pitting
will rarely occur inside the steam drum.
7) The main cause is the presence of dissolved oxygen in feed water, so Pitting
can be completely prevented if the feed water and HRSG water control is
performed correctly.
8) When mounting the internals, pay attention to the following :

- Fully understand beforehand the assembling procedure and the internals
configuration.
- Because the internals are composed of a large number of parts, it is
recommended to sort them into two separate groups :
- Those to be mounted above water level and those to be mounted below
water level.

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This recommendation will help avoiding re-installation mistakes.

- During the time of re-assembly, fully inspect all parts to check whether
there is any future possibility of steam water mixture, dry steam and feed
water, etc., leaking from joints and being mixed with each other.
- In particular, the portion near the dry steam outlet should be completely
tight.
- When new packing have been inserted in bolted joints, the bolts should
be finally re-tightened after a preliminary tightening.
- The joints that do not use any packing should be well fitted prior to the
bolts tightening.
9) The internals must be fully inspected also during their re-assembly.
10) After re-assembly completion, it is impossible to check the correct re-

assembly of all components.
11) An incomplete tightness of the internals will cause damage to the

superheater tubes, due to carry-over. Even only one missing bolt or
incomplete or damaged packing can allow above carry-over to occur.
Therefore, careful attention shall be provided when reassembling the drum
internals.
9 Superheater Inspection
The inspection and maintenance of the superheater shall comply with the following
requirements:
1) When inspecting the drum, be sure to inspect the superheater also.

2) Check the superheater for alignment, deformation and bulging.
3) Inspect the condition of superheater supports and repair the defective parts,
if any, immediately.
4) Check the superheater, header and steam drum interior for carried over
solids and, if present, clean them immediately. Also, determine and eliminate
the source.
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maintenance.
9 Superheater Cleaning
1) External cleaning
When operated for a long period of time, keep the exterior of the
superheater as clean as possible.
If the superheater is contaminated, the flue gas will not have an uniform flow.
Therefore, the heat transfer drops causing local overheating against which
precautions should be taken.
2) Internal cleaning
To keep the interior of the superheater clean, the feed water and the related
water treatment must be performed correctly.
Also, the steam humidity and the solid content of the steam entering the
superheater shall be kept within the specified limits.
The following are causes of adhesion of scales to the superheater inside

wall:
a) Operation in over load conditions/parameters or sudden load fluctuation,
high water level, priming or increase of HRSG water concentration values,
etc.
b) Adhesion of scale generates a reduction of superheater heat rate and a
steam pressure drop. Therefore, the superheater could be damaged,
unless the scales are removed.
c) The HRSG manufacturer shall be consulted prior the scale removal.
When the superheater steam pressure drop is measured periodically, the
adhesion of scales can be judged. However, the pressure
measurements have to be made under the same load.
Notes:
1. A periodic measurement of superheater steam pressure drop will allow a
scales deposit evaluation
2. The pressure measurements shall be performed under the same HRSG load

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conditions, for evaluation consistency.
9 Evaporator and Economizer Inspection
The evaporator and economizer are most import section for steam generation.
Before the HRSG startup, the evaporator and economizer must be externally
inspected and cleaned, as required.
9 Miscellaneous Inspection
1) Inspect and clean the flue gas side of HRSG heating surfaces.
2) The following inspections, but not limited to, must be performed annually :
a) Complete inspection of HRSG interior
b) Remove(eliminate) the scale deposits, if required
c) Verify the superheater and economizer performances
d) Tubes detailed inspection, especially after tube failures and/or expected
tube failures.
e) Metallurgical examination and analysis of tube sections. (see Note 1)
f) Tube sections chemical analysis of deposits. (see Note 1)
Notes :
1. Inspection items must be performed when tube failures have occurred, or
are expected to occur, and no reasons have been clearly identified.
2. Scale inspection shall be performed by qualified persons for this area of
expertise.
3. Separate records shall be kept for each inspection in accordance with Owner
approved procedure.
4. The records shall be kept and compared with the actual conditions, at
different operation intervals.

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4.5 Table of Maintenance Inspection

(Periodic Maintenance Inspection)
Interval/ Standard inspection

Item Standard measures
Frequency items
Boiler feed water Perform feed water Sampling to be performed from
chemistry chemistry analysis boiler feed water pumps
once every 24 hour discharge
operation
HRSG water Perform HRSG Blowing is necessary to adjust
Chemistry water inspection boiler drum water
analysis once every
24 hour operation.
Piping system Check for corrosion Repair leaking part.
and leakage
Operation Complete all 1 Pressure
recording required data in the Drum, Main steam, Feed
Operation. water, Low pressure steam
Maintenance Log 2 Temperature SH outlet
Daily (Record Book) every steam, G/T exhaust gas,
hour, during HRSG Feed water, and Flue gas,
operation / etc.
maintenance
3 Level
Steam drums
4 Draft Losses
G/T exhaust gas and flue
gas
5 Flow rate
Feed water, Main steam
and Low pressure
6 Others
Conductivity and/or pH of
feed water and HRSG water

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Frequency items
Main stop Check the valves. 1 Check operation and
valves, safety leakage of valves.
relief valves. 2 Check whether the safety
relief valves work before
their connection to related
Weekly steam headers.
Drum, casing, Check whether the 1 Tighten the nuts, if loose.
manholes, etc. nuts are tightened. 2 Change packing in case of
leakage(pay attention to
the lid and the contact with
seat).
Boiler inside Check whether tools 1 Clean
and rags are left 2 Ensure that no foreign
inside. object is left inside HRSG
Boiler tubes Check for bulging, 1 Repair or replace, as
Superheater blow, soil necessary.
tubes 2 Investigate the cause of
bulging
3 Perform pressure hydro-
Before test after replacing tube(s).
each Casing (Bellows, Check flue gas Repair the component leakage
startup Expansion joints) leakage during during shutdown period.
pressure rise.
Water level Check whether the Check the measurements.
gauge water level gauge
operates properly.
Safety valve Inspect valve for Eliminate leakage if any.
leakage, etc.
Riser tubes Check corrosion Check drum components,
conditions. as applicable.
Drums

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Frequency items
HRSG casing Check for corrosion 1 Treat corroded part and
Componen and leakage. paint.
ts cleaning 2 Perform casing leakage
test and repair leaking part.
Water level Check the 1 Repair, if any deposits or
gauge conditions of water leak are found.
level gauge 2 Check the standard
reading.
Interior HRSG Check for any 1 Replace defective
cleaning accessories abnormality. accessories
Make sure that they 2 Tighten bolts, etc., if loose.
do not leak and that
they operate
smoothly
Pressure gauges, Check whether the Compare with a standard
Monthly thermometers, measurements are instrument, as required by the
flow-meters. accurate. national regulation.
Casing Check the 1 Treat corroded part and
Every
condition, for paint.
three
corrosion and 2 Repair leaking part.
months
leakage.
Safety relief Check the conditions 1 Lapping of valves.
valves(SRV) of valves, seats, 2 Maintain the working parts
springs, etc. (surfaces)
After revision and
repair, if required,
assemble and test
SRVs and adjust
Every six them.
months Valves & Check leaking part 1 Lapping of valves.
Cocks Packing (packing). 2 Lubricate switching
Check whether devices.
switching parts work 3 Replace packing of leaking
properly. parts.
Examine leaking 4 Replace with new packing.
parts.
Pressure Check the external In case of corrosion or pitting
components and internal etc., investigate causes and
Annually
surfaces. replace with new one,
if necessary.

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Frequency items
Instruments Check pressure 1. Compare them with
gauges, standard instruments.
thermometers, 2. Repair if reading errors
flowmeters,O2 are not acceptable.
meter and all other 3. Clean and lubricate
instruments. lapping parts, if necessary.
4. Comply with national
regulation.

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Attachment 1
Accessibility of HRSG Header Zone for Qurayyah Project
(Accessibility Study Report, Dated on 2010.03.24)

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Accessibility of HRSG Header Zone
for Qurayyah Project
Date : 2010. 03. 24

Department : HRSG Design Team-1
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Contents
Pages
1. Introduction 3
2. Related HRSG’s Drawings 3
3. Recommend Access Sequences to HRSG Header Zones 4
4. Conclusion 4
5. Overall access way toward the HRSG header zones 5
6. Access Process of Each Header Zones 7
7. HRSG Inside Structures of Non-Pressure Part 15
8. HRSG Inside Structures of Pressure Part 18
9. Man Hole Location of HRSG Casing 21

10. Photos of Previous Project 23
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1. Introduction
The accessibilities into the HRSG inside and the header zones are specified on the following based
on the current design status.
2. Related HRSG’s Drawings

2-1. Completed Drawings at the last DRM in Chicago
- HRSG General Arrangement Drawings
- HRSG Pressure Part Drawings.
2-2. Open Drawings at the last DRM in Chicago

- HRSG Platform Arrangement Drawings,
- HRSG Casing Arrangement Drawings,
- HRSG Baffle Arrangement Drawings,
* Notes
The inside structure consists of the gas guide baffle plates, the tube sheet plates, and so on. The
inside structure is not specified fully on the HRSG GA and PPA drawings, but on the HRSG
Platform/Casing/Baffle Arrangement Drawings which are not completed yet. Those drawings plan to
be completed by the end of March.
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3. Recommend Access Sequences to HRSG Header Zones
Access into the HRSG via the man hole on the casing
Access into the header zone via the doors of the tube sheet, the gas baffle plate, or the gas
guide baffle plate. (Alternative)
Approach the header zones by stepping on the foothold attached on the liner plate of the
casing inside.
4. Accessibility Check Sheet

Zone
Location Accessibility Remark
No.
01 Lower side of Headers on HRSG Front OK CONCLUSION
02 Middle side of Headers on HRSG Front OK
03 Upper side of Headers on HRSG Front OK 1. There is no trouble to

access all header zones.
04 Bottom side of Headers on HRSG Rear OK
2. All attachment
05 Lower side of Headers on HRSG Rear OK components (M/H, Door,
06 Middle side of Headers on HRSG Rear OK
and others) are provided to
make the access into the
07 Upper side of Headers on HRSG Rear OK header zones easy.
08 Top side of Headers on HRSG Rear OK
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5. Overall access way toward the HRSG header zones
Zone 08
Zone 03 Zone 07
Zone 06
Zone 02
Zone 05
Zone 01
Zone 04
5
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5. Overall access way toward the HRSG header zones
Zone 03 Zone 08
Zone 07
Zone 02
Zone 06
Zone 05
Zone 01 Zone 04
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6. Access process of HRSG Header Zone 01 (Lower side of Header on HRSG Front)
Opposed side M/H
Opposed side M/H
- Recommend access sequences toward zone 01

Open the man hole on the casing and go into the HRSG inside
Open the door on the gas guide baffle plate and approach the upper side of the header zone
Open the door on the floor baffle plate and approach the lower side of the header zone
Open the man hole on the oppose side of the casing and go into the HRSG inside
Open the door on the tube sheet plate and approach the header zone
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6. Access process of HRSG Header Zone 02 (Middle side of Header on HRSG Front)
Opposed side M/H

Open the door on the gas guide baffle plate and on the floor baffle plate in turn, and approach the upper side of the header zone
Open the door on the floor baffle plate from the zone 01 and approach the bottom side of the header zone
Open the man hole on the oppose side of the casing and go into the HRSG inside
Open the door on the tube sheet plate and approach the upper side of the header zone
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6. Access process of HRSG Header Zone 03 (Upper side of Header on HRSG Front)
Opposed side M/H

Open the door on the gas guide baffle plate and approach each header zone
Open the man hole on the oppose side casing and go into the HRSG inside
Open the door on the tube sheet plate and approach the lower header
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6. Access process of HRSG Header Zone 04 (Bottom side of Header on HRSG Rear)
Opposed side M/H

Open the door on the gas guide baffle plate and approach the bottom side of the header zone
Open the door on the tube sheet plate and approach the bottom side of the header zone
Open the door on the gas guide baffle plate and approach the upper side of the header
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6. Access process of HRSG Header Zone 05 (Lower side of Header on HRSG Rear)
Opposed side M/H
Open the door on the tube sheet plate and approach the header zone
Open the door on the gas guide baffle plate and approach the upper side of the header
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6. Access process of HRSG Header Zone 06 (Middle side of Header on HRSG Rear)
Opposed side M/H

Open the door on the tube sheet plate and approach the upper side of the header zone
Open the door on the local floor baffle plate and approach the middle side of the header zone
Open the door on the floor baffle plate and approach the bottom side of the header zone
Open the door on the gas guide baffle plate and approach the middle side of the header
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6. Access process of HRSG Header Zone 07 (Upper side of Header on HRSG Rear)
Opposed side M/H

Open the manhole on the casing and go into the HRSG inside
Open the door on the tube sheet plate from zone 06 and go into the bottom side of the header zone on the local floor baffle
Open the door on the floor baffle plate and go into the upper side of the header zone
Open the door on tube sheet plate and approach the upper side of the header
Open the doors in turn on the gas guide baffle plate and on the floor baffle plate, and approach the upper side of the header zone
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6. Access process of HRSG Header Zone 08 (Top side of Header on HRSG Rear)
Opposed side M/H
Open the doors in turn on the gas guide baffle plate and on the floor baffle plate, and approach the
header zone
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7. HRSG Inside Structures of Non-Pressure Part
- Main Components
1. Gas guide baffle Plate
2. Floor baffle plate
3. Door on gas guide baffle plate or Door on floor baffle plate
4. Foothold on casing inside liner plate
5. Local floor baffle plate with door
6. Header support
4
3
2 6
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7-1. 3D Image
4. Foothold
2. Floor baffle plate 5. Local floor

baffle plate with
door
3. Door on 3. Door on gas guide baffle plate

floor baffle
plate
3. Door on gas guide baffle plate
6. Header support
4. Foothold 1. Gas guide baffle Plate

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7-2. Large-scale image of 3D Modeling
Gas guide baffle between hanger bar
4. Foothold
3. Door on gas guide baffle plate
3. Door on
floor baffle
plate
Door on Gas guide baffle
2. Floor
baffle plate
6. Header support
1. Gas guide baffle Plate
- The main function of the gas baffle plate is to prevent the inflow gas to the header
zone, and to guide the gas flow.
- The gas baffle plate provides the doors as well on the vertical side or the floor side
to help the inside access.
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8. HRSG Inside Structures of Pressure Part
- Main components
1. Tube Module with Header pipe
2. Tube sheet plate
3. Hanger bar
4. Doors on both end of tube sheet.
4 4
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8-1. 3D Image
3. hanger bar
2. Tube sheet plate
4. Door on tube sheet

1.Tube Module with Header Pipe 19
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8-2. Large-scale Image of 3D Modeling
Door on Tube Sheet Plate
3. hanger bar
4. Door on tube sheet
2. Tube sheet plate
Tube Sheet Plates
- The tube sheet plate have access door holes and divide two(2) separated plate depended on two (2) tube module rows.
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9. Man Hole Location of HRSG Casing
-The man-holes are provided on the outside of the HRSG casing to make the access
on the platforms easy. (Refer to the 3D image on the next page)
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9. Man Hole Location of HRSG Casing
9-1. 3D Image
-The drawings of the casing designed with the man-holes will be completed and released around
the end of March.
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10. Photos of Previous Project
Doors on gas baffle plate Doors on tube sheet
Header Zone
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5.0 HRSG MALFUNCTION AND REMEDIES
5.1 Low Water Level
5.2 Tube Failure
5.3 Table of Malfunctions and Remedies
Appendix 1
Rectification Method of the Defected Finned Tubes placed in Middle of
Module for Vertical Type HRSG
(Specification No. DS-2810-HME001)
5.0 HRSG Malfunction and Remedies Doc.No :xxxxx

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5.0 HRSG MALFUNCTION AND REMEDIES
5.1 Low Water Level
For a satisfactory operation of the HRSG, the water in all drums should be
maintained at the normal water level. The operator responsible for maintaining the
drum water level within specified limits, should always watch and control the water
level, in conjunction with all related instrumentation and controls, including the
automatic level controls. When there is no reliable method to immediately recover
and stabilize the water level, the operator is required to:
1) Follow the combined cycle (CC) plant operating procedures, the Combined
Cycle Plant will be transfer to shutdown mode.
2) Ensure that the GT connected to the HRSG with Low Water level problem is
shutdown.
3) Stop the supply of feed water.

If the feed water is still being supplied, switch over the automatic feed water
controller to "Manual", to gradually decrease the feed water flow (never
increase the feed water supply). The purpose for gradual reduction of feed
water flow by "Manual", as mentioned above, is to prevent a rapid cooling of
the HRSG pressure parts. The main steam stop valve shall be closed when
almost no more steam generation can be monitored.
4) Reduce the steam pressure

Gradually reduce steam pressure by opening the start-up blow valve or vent
valve.
5) HRSG Inspection
The following inspections/verifications must be performed:
- Determine the cause of low water level
- Inspect the HRSG pressure parts in order to determine whether they are
overheated
- Whether there are leakage and/or deformation, etc.

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Note)
1 Following the confirmation of HRSG normal condition, the operator must
proceed with the startup, as required, in accordance with the approved
procedures.
2 Above paragraph was written assuming the low water level is due to a
leak. In case of low water level by pump failure or valve failure, the
operator is required to action same as above step 4 and 5.

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5.2 Tube Failure
When leakage is suspected, several steps should be taken by the operator. These
are recommendations only, and are not intended to replace the judgement of the
operators, responsible for the equipment’s operation. Operation with leaking tubes
may damage other tubes and, therefore, a major repair activity may be required
instead of a single short one. Refer to Appendix 1, Repair Procedure of Harp
Assembly Tube Leakage.
The decision to shutdown the HRSG must be made in accordance with plant
operation procedures, taking also in consideration all circumstances, including the
advantages and disadvantages of keeping the unit in operation.
- In the situation of a major water leakage, in conjunction with the impossibility to

maintain the water level in the steam drum by the feed water flow control, the
HRSG shall be shut-down.
- Also, in the abnormal situation when it is impossible to control the drum water
level at a normal level by the feed water flow control, the following actions must
be taken :
1) Follow the plant procedures to shutdown the GT.

2) Stop the feed water supply to the HRSG.
3) HRSG Inspection
When the HRSG is cold enough to permit access, inspect in detail the
degree of damage to the boiler pressure parts. After making the necessary
repairs on the damaged parts, a hydraulic test shall be performed to
examine all pressure parts. The restart of the HRSG shall be performed in
accordance with the approved procedures.

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5.3 Table of Malfunction and Remedies
Trouble or
Causes Action
abnormality
High water a) Insufficient operation 1. Change over to manual operation
level of feed water control And drop the water level.
(within the 2. Readjustment of control valve
visual
range on the b) Sudden increase of load 1. Reduce the water level before the
water gauge) load is increased.

2. Reduce the quantity of feed water.
Drop of water a) Insufficient operation of 1. Initiate the HRSG isolation.
level feed water control valves. 2. Admit feed water flow after the
(outside the b) Trouble with feed water HRSG is cooled.
range
pump 3. In case of tube leak refer to
of visibility on
water c) Insufficient quantity of “Tube Failure” section.
level gauge) feed water
Low water a) Insufficient operation of In abnormal situations, if necessary ;
level feed water control valves. 1. Change over to manual operation
(within the b) Sudden decrease of the and admit feed water flow.
range of
load 2. Readjustment of the control
visibility on
water valves.
level gauge) 3. Raise the water level.
4. Never increase rapidly the quantity
of feed water.
Sudden a) Insufficient operation of 1. HRSG shutdown and isolation
decrease of feed water control valve 2. Change over from DCS operation
water level
b) Feed water pump trouble to manual operation(in abnormal
(water level
going rapidly c) Piping system leakage situations)
down) 3. Shut off the main steam isolation
valve.
4. In case of high-high or low-low
water levels not clear on the
water gauge, shutdown the
HRSG and operate the
blowdown (use drain valve on
water level gauge.)

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Trouble or
Causes Action
abnormality
Sudden a) Incorrect operation of 1. After the boiler is shutdown and
increase of feed water control valve isolated, blow the water thru the
water level
b) Sudden increase of load. blowdown valves till it reaches
(above the
visual (decrease of drum the normal water level.
range of water pressure because of 2. Decrease Combustion Turbine
level gauge) sudden increase of drum exhaust gas flow and pressure.
level).
NOTE : Item b) does not
occur during normal HRSG
operation.
Boiler water a) Insufficient quantity of 1. Adequate control of HRSG
Alkalinity HRSG blow down blowdown.
(pH) too high b) Inadequate operation of 2. Adjust chemical injection.
the chemical injection
Boiler water a) Too much HRSG 1. Adequate control of HRSG
Alkalinity blowdown blowdown.
(pH) too low b) Inadequate operation of 2. Adjust chemical injection.
the chemical injection
Salt content of a) Insufficient quantity of 1. Adequate regulation of blowdown.
feed water and blow down 2. Check makes up water quality.
HRSG water b) Problems with the cycle
too high make up water
Priming or a) High concentration in 1. Increase the blowdown
carry-over drum water 2. Investigation of feed water control
(SiO2 and TDS b) Water level too high valves
content in the c) Sudden change of the load 3. Water treating chemical
HRSG) d) Pressure drop operation investigation
e) Overload 4. Pay attention to the load
f) Malfunction of drum 5. Check the physical condition of
internals system dryers
Scale and a) Hardness contents in feed 1. Investigation of hardness
sludge water too high in feed water
b) Oil and grease are mixed 2. Adequate operation of the feed
in feed water water chemical treatment, in the
c) Inadequate operation of drum
the feed water chemical 3. Improve the make-up water and
treatment, in the drum chemical injection systems
d) Inadequate number of operation.
blowdow operations 4. Investigation of PO4 & pH

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Trouble or
Causes Action
abnormality
Tube leak a) Defective material 1. When tube leaks occur, the
b) Blockage of the feed actions indicated in “Tube Failure”
water circulation. section shall be taken.
c) Scale deposits on the 2. Inspection after HRSG shutdown.
interior surface of the
tubes.
Flue gas a) Turbine exhaust gas flow 1. Investigate the gas turbine.
temperature temperature high 2.Adequate regulation of gas
too high at b) Fouling of heating surface pressure and gas temperature
HRSG c) After burning per Heat Balance Cases.
duct inlet

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Appendix 1
Rectification Method of the Defected Finned Tubes placed in Middle of Module for
Vertical Type HRSG
(Specification No. DS-2810-HME001)

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Specification No. : DS-2810-HME001
Rectification Method of the Defected

Finned Tubes Placed in Middle of Module
for Vertical Type HRSG
(Qurayyah Add-on CCPP Project)
HRSG Manufacturing Engineering Team

DOOSAN Heavy Industries
& Construction Co., Ltd.
2
1 W. H Jin. Mar 24 2010 S. H Ryu. Mar 24 2010
0 W. H Jin. Feb 25 2010 S. H Ryu. Feb 25 2010
Rev. Prepared Reviewed & Approved Remarks
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1.0 Introduction.
This specification defines rectification method of the defected finned tubes as
like water or steam leakages during hydro static test, commissioning or
commercial operation of plant which are positioned in middle of module for
Qurayyah add-on CCPP HRSG.
2.0 Reference Code

ASME Section I : Power Boiler
ASME Section II : Materials
ASME Section V : Non-destructive Examination
ASME Section Ⅸ : Welding and Brazing Qualification.
NBIC
3.0 Preparation
For the rectification of the defected finned tubes, following facilities and tools
must be prepared before commence to works.
z TIG Welding Machine including electrode

z Gas Flame Torch and Relevant Facilities as like Oxygen Gas and horse
z Grinders (4”, 8” and Chalk Grinder)
z Driver for removal of finned tubes
z Steel wire or rope
z Lightening Facilities
z Scaffolding if necessary
z Portable electric cutter (Saw)
z Argon gas and distributer
z Others
4.0 Rectification Methods
4.1 Type-A
: By making an access space adjacent to the defected Zone
To make an access space adjacent to defected zone, several finned tubes

should be cut according to below conception and dimension.
The cutting length and quantity shall be decided based on location of the
defected finned tube considering workability. Basically, welder should
access freely without any other obstruction to weld the defected area.
z Advantages for this method

- The reduction of heat transfer space can be minimized
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z Disadvantages for this method

- Rectification time will be taken longer than plugging method
- Radiographic examination is required for butt weld
- The sound finned tubes should be cut for making an access space
- Skilled welder is necessary
z Detail Rectification Sequence
1) Verify the defected finned tube exactly

The exact location of the defected finned tube should be detected by
visually using borescope or other suitable manners.
2) Decide cutting length and quantity to be cut for making access space
The cutting length and quantity should be decided base on workability
of the defected finned tube and recovering finned tubes that were cut
it off for access.
3) Remove fins on the finned tubes to be cut off for access

Minimum 100mm of fin should be stripped off as below figure.
Cutting point (Center of 100mm)

Min. 100mm
Finned tubes to be cut off for access

Defected finned tube
[Section View]
4) Cutting off the bare section of finned tubes using thin cutter
The cutting of tubes should use portable electric cutting machine with
thin cutter to keep proper gap of butt weld.
5) Internal cleaning and capping of both ends of tubes

As soon as cut off of tubes, both ends of tube internal shall be cleaned
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by using vacuum cleaner or suitable manners and caped with plastic

cap or vinyl tape to prevent inflow of foreign material during repair
works.
6) Repair welding of the defected zone

The defected zone can be repair welded directly for leaking area after
removal of defect and making a groove for repair welding, and also be
rectified by inserting new piece of tube after cutting of proper length
including defected area.
For the inserting new piece of tube, both end of tube and new piece
should be weld prepared with 30°for butt welding.
Before repair welding, weld zone should be preheated in accordance

with applicable WPS considering material specification.
The repair welding should be done by qualified welder in accordance

with relevant code.
Headroom for repair work should be min.800mm as picture below.
Picture showing worker welds at headroom 840mm.
PORTABLE WELDER (350W X 160H X 160T) TIG TORCH (45MM)
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100mm
Filler Metal Mirror Magnet

(2~2.3mm)
Torch
READY TO WELD START WELDING
③ ④
45mm
①
②
Welding Sequence
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WELD AT 2ND ROW COMPLETE WELDING AT 2ND ROW
7) Non-destructive examination
The repair weld should be examined by radiographic test to verify the
soundness of welds.
8) PWHT
PWHT depends on material specification.
9) Recovering of adjacent tubes which were cut off for access space
The welding, NDE and PWHT should be done in accordance with above
clause 5) ~ 7).
Each step of finned tubes shall be recovered consecutively considering
NDE(RT).
4.2 Type-B
: By replacing of the defected finned tube
For the applying this method, firstly surrounding circumstance such as

casing wall structure, pipe lines and any other obstruction adjacent to the
defected zone should be verified in order to insert new finned tube.
The conception of rectification is to replace with new finned tube after

making access opening on casing wall and taking out existing defected
finned tube. New finned tube can be made several pieces, and it will be
welded during inserting process if it is too long to handle the tube
considering surrounding circumstance.

- There is nothing to effect the reduction of heat transfer space

- Rectification time will be taken longer than plugging method
- Radiographic examination is required for butt weld
- Some cases cannot apply this method due to surrounding circumstance
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2) The surrounding circumstance such as casing wall structure, pipe lines

and any other obstruction adjacent to defected zone should be
verified in order to insert new piece of finned tube.
As described in below figure, surrounding circumstance should be
verified for both inside cavity and casing wall outside in order to insert
it successfully.
Entire figure of HRSG is shown as attachment #1.
3) If there are no any obstructions to put new finned tube as like

mentioned above, make access opening window on casing wall
(300mm x 300mm). The access opening window shall be located on
same direction to tube longitudinal direction, and it can be made
either of both front and rear casing wall considering accessibility and
workability for tube inserting.
4) Removal of existing defected tube

Before removal of existing defected tube, adjacent U-bends or
connection tubes which are obstructing to extract tube shall be cut off
completely.
The steel wire or rope shall be tied securely to end of tube to lead new
piece of finned tube as like shown below figure.
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4.1) Case 1 : Pull out the defected tube only
4.2) Case 2 : Pull out the defected tube after cutting out tube of
interfered part
5) Insert new piece of finned tube

Before inserting new piece of finned tube, special jig should be used in
order to easily draw out to tube sheet zone as shown below figure.
After that, new piece of finned tube should be drawn out slowly using
rope which was lead in module internal during extracting the defected
finned tube.
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New Finned Tube
Tack Welding(6 Places)
6) Weld preparation and butt welding

Both end of tube and connection tube shall be weld prepared for butt
welding after internal cleaning.
Before butt welding, weld zone should be preheated in accordance

with applicable WPS considering material specification.
The repair welding should be done by qualified welder in accordance

with relevant code.
The butt welds should be examined by radiographic test to verify the
soundness of welds.
8) PWHT
9) Recovering of casing opening which was made for access
4.3 Type-C
: By plugging of the defected finned tube
The conception of rectification is to block the defected finned tube using

plug for both headers.

- Easy to rectify and take shorten time

- The reduction of heat transfer space will be originated corresponding to
the defected finned tube.
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2) Cut off the tube of 100mm closely to header,

In order to block the header hole for both headers, the tubes which
are connected with header shall be cut off approximately 100 mm
from header out surface.
3) Insert plug in header hole and weld it for both headers

After removal of debris or reinforcement of weldment, insert plug in
header hole and weld it.
The plug welds should be examined by dye penetrant test to verify the
soundness of welds.
5) PWHT
5.0 Hydrostatic Test

Hydrostatic test can be done respective equipment considering to location of
the defected tube and systemic possibility.
But this is not mandatory to perform it. This process will be decided
according to client requirements or local regulation.
6.0 Documentation
After completion of rectification works, all inspection records should be
submitted to client for approval.
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7.0 Application
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7.1 Module #1
1) Specification
Tube line Comp. Tube Spec. Fin Spec. Remark
A~C RH-IP2 SA213-T91 /Φ44.5 x t2.6 A240TP409 / t1.0 x 13w
D~E SH-HP3 SA213-T91 /Φ31.8 x t4.0 A240TP409 / t1.0 x 15w
2) Rectification Type
Tube line Type Row No. = Max. length of replacing tube(m) P.O.D
A~E A N/A N/A
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7.2 Module #2
1) Specification
A~C RH-IP1 SA213-T11 /Φ44.5 x t2.6 A240TP409 / t1.0 x 13w
C~F SH-HP2 SA213-T91 /Φ31.8 x t3.0 A240TP409 / t1.0 x 15w
Tube line Type Row No. = Max. length of replacing tube(m) P.O.D
A~F A N/A N/A
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7.3 Module #3
1) Specification
A~L EV-HP SA210-C /Φ38.1 x t2.6 A1008CS / t1.0 x 13w
M~N SH-HP1 SA213-T11 /Φ31.8 x t3.0 A240TP409 / t1.0 x 15w
Tube
Type Row No. = Max. length of replacing tube(m) P.O.D
line
A~E A N/A N/A
F~J B 1~78=2.5 Front
K B 1~12=15 13~19=2.5 20~60=15 61~66=2.5 67~78=15 Front
L B 1~11=15 12~18=2.5 19~60=15 61~66=2.5 67~78=15 Front
H~L B 1~78=2.5 Rear
M~N B 1~78=8.5 Rear
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7.4 Module #4-1
1) Specification
A~L EC-HP2 SA210-C /Φ31.8 x t2.8 A1008CS / t1.0 x 15w
M~N SH-IP SA192 /Φ38.1 x t2.6 A1008CS / t1.0 x 15w
Tube
line
A~E A N/A N/A
1~4=15 56~60=15
5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5
M~N B 9~13=15
24~27=5.5
14~18=4.5 28~51=15
71~74=5.5
66~70=15 61~65=4.5 Front
19~24=15 75~78=15
F B 1~4=2.5 5~73=8 74~78=2.5 Rear
G B 1~4=2.5 5~75=8 76~78=2.5 Rear
H B 1~2=2.5 3~75=8 76~78=2.5 Rear
I B 1~2=2.5 3~77=8 78=2.5 Rear
J B 1~77=8 78=2.5 Rear
K~L B 1~78=8 Rear
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7.5 Module #4-2
1) Specification
A~B SH-LP SA192 /Φ38.1 x t2.6 A1008CS / t1.0 x 10w
C~H EV-IP SA192 /Φ38.1 x t2.6 A1008CS / t1.0 x 15w
Tube
line
A~E A N/A N/A
F B 1~17=8 18~24=2.5 25~54=8 55~62=2.5 63~78=8 Rear
G B 1~16=8 17~22=2.5 23~55=8 56~62=2.5 63~78=8 Rear
H B 1~15=8 16~22=2.5 23~56=8 57~64=2.5 65~78=8 Rear
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7.6 Module #5-1
1) Specification
EC-HP1 SA210-C /Φ31.8 x t2.8 A1008CS / t1.0 x 15w
A~J
=EC-IP SA192 /Φ31.8 x t2.6 A1008CS / t1.0 x 15w
Tube
line
A~E A N/A N/A
F~J B 1~78=2.5 Front
F~J B 1~78=2.5 Rear
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7.7 Module #5-2
1) Specification
A~J EV-LP SA192 /Φ38.1 x t2.6 A1008CS / t1.0 x 15w
Tube
line
A~E A N/A N/A
1~4=18 56~60=18
5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5
F~J B 9~13=18
24~27=5.5
14~18=4.5 28~51=18
71~74=5.5
66~70=18 61~65=4.5 Front
19~23=18 75~78=18
F,H,J B 1~21=25 22~25=10 26~37=25 38~78=5 Rear
G,I B 1~21=25 22~24=10 25~37=25 38~78=5 Rear
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7.8 Module #6
1) Specification
A~N EC-PR SA192 /Φ31.8 x t2.6 A1008CS / t1.0 x 15w
Tube
line
A~E A N/A N/A
1~4=18 56~58=18
5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5
F B 9~14=18
24~27=5.5
15~20=2.5 28~51=18
71~74=5.5
59~64=2.5 65~70=18 Front
21~23=18 75~78=18
1~4=18 56~59=18
5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5
G B 9~13=18
24~27=5.5
14~19=2.5 28~51=18
71~74=5.5
60~65=2.5 66~70=18 Front
20~23=18 75~78=18
1~4=18 56~60=18
5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5
H B 9~12=18
24~27=5.5
13~18=2.5 28~51=18
71~74=5.5
61~66=2.5 67~70=18 Front
19~23=18 75~78=18
1~4=18 5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5 56~60=18
I B 9~11=18 18=5.5 12~17=2.5 28~51=18 61=5.5 62~67=2.5 68~70=18 Front
19~23=18 24~27=5.5 71~74=5.5 75~78=18
1~4=18 5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5 56~60=18
J B 9~11=18 17~18=5.5 12~16=2.5 28~51=18 61~62=5.5 63~68=2.5 69~70=18 Front
19~23=18 24~27=5.5 71~74=5.5 75~78=18
1~4=18 5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5 56~60=18
K B 9=18 16~18=5.5 10~15=2.5 28~51=18 61~63=5.5 64~68=2.5 69~70=18 Front
19~23=18 24~27=5.5 71~74=5.5 75~78=18
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Tube
line
1~4=18 5~8=5.5 52~55=5.5
56~60=18
L B 9=18 16~18=5.5 10~15=2.5 28~51=18 61~64=5.5 65~70=2.5
75~78=18
Front
19~23=18 24~27=5.5 71~74=5.5
5~7=5.5 52~55=5.5
1~4=18 56~60=18
M B 19~23=18
14~18=5.5 8~13=2.5 28~51=18 61~64=5.5 65~70=2.5
75~78=18
Front
24~27=5.5 71~74=5.5
1~4=18 5~7=5.5 52~55=5.5 56~60=18
N B 14=18 15~18=5.5 8~13=2.5 28~51=18 61~65=5.5 67~72=2.5 66=18 Front
19~23=18 24~27=5.5 73~74=5.5 75~78=18
1~6=25
58~59=25
12~14=25 22~25=10 43=25
F B 21=25
15~20=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10 66~67=25 60~65=2.5 Rear
73~78=25
26~36=25
1~6=25
58~59=25
12=25 21~24=10 43=25
G B 19~20=25
13~18=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10 66~67=25 60~65=2.5 Rear
73~78=25
25~36=25
1~6=25
12=25 22~25=10 43=25 58~61=25
H B 19~21=25
13~18=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10
73~78=25
62~67=2.5 Rear
26~36=25
1~6=25
21~24=10 43=25 58~61=25
I B 17~20=25 12~16=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10
73~78=25
62~67=2.5 Rear
25~36=25
1~6=25
22~25=10 43=25 58~63=25
J B 17~21=25 12~16=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10
73~78=25
64~67=2.5 Rear
26~36=25
1~6=25
21~24=10 43=25 58~63=25
K B 16~20=25 12~15=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10
73~78=25
64~67=2.5 Rear
25~36=25
1~6=25
22~25=10 43=25 58~64=25
L B 15~21=25 12~14=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10
73~78=25
65~67=2.5 Rear
26~36=25
1~6=25
21~24=10 43=25 58~65=25
M B 14~20=25 12~13=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10
73~78=25
66~67=2.5 Rear
25~36=25
1~6=25
22~25=10 43=25 58~66=25
N B 13~21=25 12=2.5
37~42=9 49~53=25
54~57=10
73~78=25
67=2.5 Rear
26~36=25
Legend
P.O.D : Pull-out Direction
N/A : Not Applicable
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6.0 PRECAUTION FOR HRSG OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
6.1 General Precaution
6.2 Precautions During Operation
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6.0 PRECAUTION FOR HRSG OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
6.1 General Precaution
6.1.1 Operating Data
This HRSG has been designed to comply with specific technical requirements :
pressure, temperature, flows, etc, in accordance with the Heat Balance Cases
parameters.
Therefore, the maximum operating parameters shall not be exceeded.
The power plant personnel shall have a complete knowledge of the HRSG unit
operation and shall be properly trained.
By maintaining the heat transfer sections external surface clean, the temperature
of the GT exhaust gas leaving the HRSG, as well as the related pressure drop
(draft loss) through the HRSG, will normally be constant, for a given value of the
GT exhaust gas input.
Therefore, accurate performance records shall be kept, starting with the HRSG
commissioning.
Based on the HRSG unit "new and clean condition", set (standard) values must be
determined. Any deviation from these set values will allow the evaluation of a
satisfactory operation. Also, the deviations will indicate a potential or actual
trouble (unsatisfactory operation), as soon as it occurs.
The operator shall determine the correct cause of any trouble or discrepancy,
between the set and actual values, in order to avoid the development of significant
troubles.
The operation records shall be properly kept. Their format shall allow an easy
comparisons with similar operation conditions, as well as an easy interpretation.
The main points to be measured and recorded are the following (but not limited to),
as shown on the related P&IDs:
1. Section / component pressure

2. Section / component temperature
3. Drums water level
4. Feed water flow
5. Feed water quality

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6. Steam purity
7. HRSG water and blowdown analysis
6.1.2 Evaporation Rate
The steam flow shall be measured or estimated by using steam and/or water
flowmeters.
A blowdown allowance shall be considered if a water flowmeter only is used.
The accuracy of the flowmeters shall be periodically checked. The pressure and/or
temperature deviations, from the values for which the instrument was calibrated
will introduce errors in the measuring accuracy.
The superheater pressure drop will increase with evaporation rate increase.
6.1.3 Steam Purity
The moisture content and the concentration of solids in the steam leaving the
HRSG depend to a great extent on the feedwater quality.
The alkalinity and concentration of dissolved and suspended solids can be
maintained below predetermined values by using a correct feedwater treatment
operation and an adequate blowdown procedure.
6.1.4 Safety Valves
The primary purpose of the safety valves is to prevent excessive pressure in the
HRSG and superheater. Safety valves, normally located on the steam drums and
on the superheater outlet lines, are set to lift in sequence.
There should be no obstructions at the safety valves inlet or outlet.
The superheater is protected by setting the superheater safety valves to pop open
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6.2 Precaution during Operation
6.2.1 Flue Gas Temperature
The flue gas temperature rises with an increase in the GT load and decreases with
a load decrease.
The flue gas temperature valves in relation to the load values shall be recorded.
These records represent important data for normal operation and for abnormally
high or low flue gas temperature situations which the operator shall notice
immediately.
Possible causes of abnormal flue gas temperature are as follow:
1) flue gas temperature is abnormally low :

A flue gas temperature abnormally low indicates that there is a low turbine
exhaust gas temperature. In this case, the O2 content in the Combustion
Turbine exhaust gas is extremely high, and the turbine shall be investigated
accordingly.
2) flue gas temperature abnormally high :
(1) Abnormally high percentage of excess air
Normally, the O2 content in the Combustion Turbine exhaust gas is at high
levels. If the percentage of excess air is extremely high, special attention
shall be provided. This occurs frequently, especially at Combustion Turbine
excessive partial (low) loads.
(2) Heating surface contaminated with soot, if applicable.
6.2.2 Priming
Generally, the drums water level shall be controlled to the normal water level
specified in the steam drum section of this manual.
Sudden fluctuations are not permitted.
Priming (of humid steam) may occur when the HRSG is either subjected to a
required evaporation rate at a pressure significantly lower than the normal
operating or experiences a very high water level.
HRSG drum capacity is large in comparison with the evaporation rate; however,
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When high water level occurs, the feedwater control must be changed to
"Manual", in order to reduce the flow of drum water, which requires the drum water
level to be maintained at a low level.
Therefore, a minimum water level must be maintained. If required, GT load may
have to be reduced.
6.2.3 Superheater
1) Superheater safety relief valve operation
The superheater safety relief valve shall be set to operate at a pressure,

which is lower than the drum safety relief valve set point.
Therefore, when the steam rate decreases suddenly, or is reduced to zero,
the superheater safety relief valve will operate to maintain flow through the
superheater while protecting the superheater from over pressure.
When the steam rate decreases, the operator shall identify immediately the
reason, because the superheater safety valve is not designed to maintain
the steam pressure within the prescribed limits, for an extended period of
time.
2) Superheater damage prevention
The most frequent damage that occur during the HRSG operation are
generated by the superheater tubes bulging and warping, because of either
improper control during the HRSG startup or shutdown, or HRSG continuous
operation. Therefore, the operator shall consider the required precautions.
When the temperature of flue gas passing through the superheater is high,
the superheater tube wall temperature is 20~40℃ higher than the steam
temperature inside the tube. Also, the boiler water capacity is lower than the
boiler evaporation rate. Therefore, if the feed water control system is not
properly monitored, fluctuations in the HRSG water level many occur.
Appropriate measures should be taken to prevent the superheater damage,
possible to occur during the HRSG operation.
The HRSG operator should monitor the following occurrences in order to

prevent the damage:

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(1) Incidents originating inside the superheater tube, (steam/side) scales

carried with the HRSG steam moisture have the tendency to adhere to
the interior side of the superheater tube and to accumulate, to build an
excessively thick deposit.
The heat resistance of this deposit will cause temperature rise of the
superheater tube due to scales is it the result of “priming”.
It is very important to always operate the HRSG within "the limit values
of feed water and HRSG water" furnished by DHICO.
The causes leading to priming are as follows:

(a) The HRSG water limits, especially pH and dissolved solids content,
are excessively high, or oil and grease are mixed in the water
(foaming).
(b) Large quantities of chemicals have been injected in the HRSG.
(c) Feed water is extremely contaminated due to a failure of the water
treatment system.
(d) Various plant heat exchangers drains or leakage, when connected
to the condensate - feed water systems can contaminate the water
quality.
(e) HRSG operation at a pressure much lower than the specified
pressure.
(f) Items (a) through (d) above refer to the feed water chemical
components (high content) action on the HRSG priming.
However, priming can also occur due to HRSG excessive high water
level. Corrective action must be taken.
(g) HRSG water can be fed directly to superheater tubes without
through of drum internal(separator and dryer) due to drum internals
leakage. The result is similar with the priming result.
When intensively primed because above reasons, the superheater

steam temperature will drop abruptly.
When the HRSG experiences a slight priming, the steam temperature
drop could be so small that it may not be noticed.
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Generally, deposits of soot, etc., on the tubes external surface do not

cause an excessive temperature rise of the superheater tubes
temperature.
However, when the flue gas flow is affected by such deposits, the
superheater tubes may be overheated in the areas with an excessive
temperature rise of the superheater tubes.
6.2.4 Steam Temperature
The superheater outlet steam temperature is generally little affected by load

changes.
1) In the following case, superheater steam temperature rises abnormally and,
therefore, careful adjustment is required:
(1) Too high temperature of GT exhaust gas.
2) In the following cases, superheated steam temperature falls abnormally and,

therefore, careful adjustment is required:
(1) Too low temperature of GT exhaust gas.
(2) Excessive wet steam at superheater inlet.
(3) Contamination of superheater tubes inside or outside.
(4) Lower than normal steam pressure.
When boiler priming occurs, superheated steam temperature drops sharply and
then rises again. The frequency and intensity of such variations of superheated
steam temperature increases with the increase in total solid content or alkalinity of
HRSG water.
6.2.5 Blowdown Procedure
Blowdown is an important factor in the HRSG water control and has the following
two objectives.
1) Prevents the concentration of impurities in the HRSG water.
2) Remove deposits from drum inside.
# Objective No.1
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to maintain water quality in each HRSG drum.
# Objective No.2
During the HRSG operation, intermittent blowdown shall be performed by rapidly
blowing a certain quantity of HRSG water, under pressure, from the drum, at
certain intervals of time.
Normally, the intermittent blowdown shall be performed 1 to 3 times in 24 hours, in
order to maintain the water chemistry.
The blowdown shall be preferably performed during the HRSG shutdown to
maintain as much heat as possible.
The blowdown valves shall be periodically inspected for leakage.
6.2.6 Access to Stack
The access must be locked for personnel protection purpose considering

emergency simple cycle operation.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 SCOPE OF HRSG HYDROSTATIC TEST

1.1 Introduction
1.2 HRSG Pressure Test Packages
2.0 PREPARATION FOR HYDROSTATIC TEST

2.1 Recommended Temporary Equipment for Test
2.2 HRSG Volume under the Hydrostatic Test
2.3 Estimate of Quantity of Hydrostatic Test Media
2.4 Requirements for Hydrostatic Test and Lay-Up Media
2.5 Temporary Piping
3.0 HYDROSTATIC TEST STEP

3.1 Preliminary Hydrostatic Test
3.2 Official Hydrostatic Test
4.0 PRESERVATION AFTER HYDROSTATIC TEST
5.0 HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURIZING CHART
6.0 ATTACHMENT
6.1 Hydro. Test Boundary for Package No.1 (HPSH/HPEVA/HPSTM Piping)
6.2 Hydro. Test Boundary for Package No.2 (HPECO/HPFWT Piping)
6.3 Hydro. Test Boundary for Package No.3 (RH/HRH,CRH Piping)
6.4 Hydro. Test Boundary for Package No.4 (IPSH/IPEVA/IPSH Piping)
6.5 Hydro. Test Boundary for Package No.5 (IPECO/IPFWT Piping)
6.6 Hydro. Test Boundary for Package No.6 (LPSH/LPEVA/LPSTM Piping)
6.7 Hydro. Test Boundary for Package No.7 (CPH/CPH Piping)
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1.0 SCOPE OF HRSG HYDROSTATIC TEST
1.1 Introduction
After installation of all HRSG pressure parts, Code/OEM requires that a HRSG shall be subjected
to a hydrostatic pressure test. This will be conducted at a test pressure of 1.5 times the
maximum allowable working pressure as on relevant OEM’ design documents/drawings.
This recommended procedure is applicable to the hydrostatic test for the pressure parts of HP,
RH, IP, LP and CPH section for Heat Recovery Steam Generator(HRSG) of Qurayyah Combined
Cycle Power Plant, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
This document only describes the general procedure for the hydrostatic pressure test of the
HRSG. The detail description including method statements as well as health & safety instruction
shall be developed by HRSG Erector based on the recommendation of this document
Purpose
The primary purpose of hydrostatic test is to provide a good quality of performance of HRSG
before chemical cleaning and cold/hot commissioning operation prior to commercial services by
detecting welding detects if have
Applicable Codes
a) ASME Section I
b) ASME B31.1
Responsibility
a) HRSG Erector is responsible for confirming and controlling the hydrostatic test job being
carried out according to the approved procedure.
b) The responsible personnel (ex. mechanical site manager) in charge of hydrostatic test of
HRSG must control overall working process in accordance with the approved procedure.
c) Temporary control office should be placed around the pressurization pump. The
communication system for pressurization and depressurization shall be carried out by
means of mobile wireless one.
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1.2 HRSG Pressure Test Packages

MAWP Test Pressure
No System Remark
(barg) (barg)
1 HPSH / HPEVA / HPSTM Piping 153 / 153 / 146 219 Note.2
2 HPECO / HPFWT Piping 210 315
3 RH / HRH Piping / CRH Piping 45 / 45 / 45.48 67.5 Note.2
4 IPSH / IPEVA / IPSH Piping 45.48 68.22
5 IPECO / IPFWT Piping 75 112.5
6 LPSH / LPEVA / LPSTM Piping 10 15
7 CPH / CPH Piping 40 60
Note
1) STM : Steam / FWT : Feedwater
2) Reference : ASME Interpretation I-89-68 issued dated on March 1, 1991
In principle, air vent pipes and drain pipes attached to the economizer, superheater, evaporator,
and main piping shall be subjected to the hydrostatic test up to and including the respective 2nd
block(isolation) valve.
The branch lines, such as the sampling, chemical injection lines, shall be also be hydrostatically
tested, up to and including the respective 1st block(isolation) valve.
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2.0 PREPARATION OF HYDROSTATIC TEST
2.1 Recommended Temporary Equipment for Test

Temporary equipment, etc is to be provided sufficiently based on following table.
Equipment Specification Scope Remark
Water Filling Pump 50 t/h x 1 set HRSG Temporary
Erector
Pressurizing Pump 400 barg HRSG Temporary
400 barg Erector Temporary Hand Pump
(if necessary)
Air Compressor 7 barg HRSG On-site compressed service
Erector air may be used, but proper
filtration is absolutely
necessary
Pressurizing lines and Complete set HRSG Temporary
valves Erector
Filling and blow-off Complete set HRSG Temporary
lines and valves Erector
Pressure Gauges 400 bar x 2 HRSG Calibration is required
250 bar x 2 Erector
100 bar x 2
30 bar x 2
Blind cap and test All of test plugs except HRSG If necessary
plugs safety valves Erector (Test gas for safety valves will
be provided by OEM)
Water Storage Tank To have a capacity HRSG Temporary
larger than the Erector
amount of HRSG
water
Note
The test medium for hydrostatic test shall be de-mineralized water to prevent corrosion of
HRSG during the test period. The medium temperature must be no less than the ambient
temperature, but in no case less than 21.1 oC as required by ASME Section I, PG-99 Hydrostatic
test.
During the hydrostatic test, the medium shall be maintained above 21.1 oC.
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2.2 HRSG Volume under Hydrostatic Test

The following amount of volume are to be hydrostatic tested in HRSG scope. (per 1Unit)
HRSG Pressure Parts (Module & Link Piping)

Section Volume (cubic.m)
HP System 67.41
IP & RH System 59.8
LP System 30.7
Preheater System 16.0
Sum 173.9
HRSG Pressure Vessels

HP Drum 34.0
IP Drum 13.8
LP Drum 63.9
Deaerator 21.4
Sum 133.1
HRSG Piping with HRSG Scope

Condensate Piping 12.4
IP/LP Feedwater Piping 4.4
HP Feedwater Piping 4.1
LP Steam Piping 4.0
HP Steam Piping 5.9
IP & CRH Steam Piping 14.6
HRH Steam Piping 10.4
Sum 55.8
Total HRSG Hydrostatic Volume : 362.8 cubic.m
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2.3 Estimate of Quantity of Hydrostatic Test Media (per 1Unit)
Activity Package Water Frequency Estimate

Amount Quantities
(Ton) (Ton)
Rinsing Package No.1 72 4 288
Pre & Official Test HPSH/HPEVA/
HPSTM Piping
Package No.2 40 4 160
HPECO / HPFWT Piping
RH / HRH,CRH Piping
IPSH/IPEVA/IPSH Piping
Package No.5 5 4 20
IPECO/IPFWT Piping
LPSH/LPEVA/LPSTM
Piping
CPH / CPH Piping
Post Hydro Lay-up All Package 366 1 366
from No.1 - 7
Total 1,834
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2.4 Requirements for Hydrostatic Test and Lay-up Media
The following are requirements for media used for hydrostatic test as well as for
rinsing/flushing of HRSG components and piping systems.
Selection of the appropriate hydrostatic test, rinsing/flushing and post-hydro lay-up media
ensures that components or piping systems do not sustain corrosion-induced damage and
furthermore compliance with the specified water chemistry.
General Requirements
The components or piping systems shall be tested and/or preserved with water of equivalent or
better quality than that used for normal HRSG operation. In general, the components and
piping system (steam & water cycle of plan including HRSG) shall be tested with demineralized
water of the best available quality where oxygen content shall be maintain as low as possible.
The use of fill water, treated with solid chemicals, should be avoided. Deposits of solid materials
in super heaters can be detrimental from heat transfer and corrosion standpoints.
Requirements for Hydrostatic Test Media

Demineralized water or Condensate
- Appearances : clear, colorless, odorless
- Conductivity (25oC) : < 5 uS/cm
-
- Chloride (Cl ) : < 0.5 mg/kg
Requirement for Post Hydrostatic Test Lay-Up

Demineralized water or Condensate treated with Ammonia
- pH : > 10
-
- Chloride (Cl ) : < 0.5 mg/kg
- Ammonia : > 10 mg/kg
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2.5 Temporary Piping
1) Filing and blow-off lines

(a) HP Economizer
The filling and blow-off lines shall be connected to the feed water pipe line and header
drain line.
(b) HP Evaporator and Superheater
The filling and blow-off lines shall be connected to the HP Evaporator supply pipe line
and HP steam pipe line.
(c) IP Economizer
The filling and blow-off lines shall be connected to the feedwater pipe line and header
drain line.
(d) IP Evaporator and Superheater
The filling and blow-off lines shall be connected to the IP Evaporator supply pipe line
and IP steam pipe line.
(e) LP Evaporator and Superheater
The filling and blow-off lines shall be connected to the LP Evaporator supply pipe line
and LP steam pipe line.
(f) CPH
The filling and blow-off lines shall be connected to the Condensate supply pipe line and
header drain line.
2) Pressurizing line and location of sampling
The pressurizing lines shall be connected to the above related parts.
Notes:
1) Depending on the specific hydrostatic test methodology that the HRSG erector will issue,
HRSG OEM can provide required advice in selecting the filling and blow-off lines, as well as
the pressurizing lines and sampling location.
2) The third party inspector requirements(if have) shall also be considered by HRSG erector.
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3.0 HYDROSTATIC TEST STEP
3.1 Preliminary Hydrostatic Test
1) Water-filling
Water shall be introduced into the boiler.
NOTES :
Depending on the specific Hydrostatic Test methodology that the specialized contractor will
issue, HRSG OEM can provide the required advice in selecting the filling lines.
The Third Party Inspector requirements shall also be considered by HRSG erector.
Fill with treated condensate or treated demineralized water. Refer to Section 2.4
CAUTION: The use of fill water, treated with solid chemicals, should be avoided. Deposits of
solid materials in superheaters can be detrimental from heat transfer and corrosion
standpoints. Superheaters containing stainless steel tubing are particularly vulnerable to
stress corrosion cracking in the presence of such chemicals as caustic and chlorides.
2) Feed water system

HRSG feed water pump must be allowed to operate normally.
In case feed water system is not in service, HRSG Erector shall conduct water filling using
a separate filling pump referred in section 2.0.
3) NDT
To confirm performing the Radiographic Examination and Stress Relieving Test to all
pressure and welding parts.
4) Pipe Support
To check whether all the hanger supports are in locked condition.
5) Cleaning
Before starting to fill the boiler make sure all drums and headers are cleared of foreign
material. Close all drains. Open all vents normally used when filling the HRSG (such as
superheater link vents, economizer link vents, drum vents).
6) Operator and Inspector

Operators and inspectors are requested to be placed in the position as required.
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7) Pressurizing
Pressurizing shall be performed with the pressurizing pump, connected to the pressurizing
line.
The pressurizing rate of 3∼5 bar per minute is recommended.
When the pressure has reached 80% of the safety valve setting pressure, the pressurizing
pump must be stopped and the gags shall be set on the safety relief valves. Then, the
pressurizing shall continue again, up to the test pressure.
8) Inspection
The HRSG shall be inspected for leakage 2-3 times during the pressurizing process. During
the inspection, the pressurizing pump shall be shut-off. When the test pressure has been
reached, the pressure shall be maintained for a minimum 10 minutes.
NOTES :
(a) close visual inspection is not required during this stage, in the interest of safety of the
inspector.
(b) at near the design pressure(maximum working pressure), the pressurizing shall be
performed at a lower rates, so as not to exceed the test pressure.
9) Pressure decreasing
After reaching the test pressure, the pressure is then reduced to design pressure using the
relief valve of the pressurizing pump, special pressure relief valve or other drain valves.
NOTES :
(a) The pressure decreasing rate shall be 3-5 bar per minute.
(b) The pressure relief valve or drain valve must not be opened too fast.
When the pressure has decreased to design pressure, the pressure reducing valve must be
closed, in order to carry out the official inspection for leakage. After inspection, pressure
decreasing shall be continued.
When the pressure has decreased to 80% of the safety valve setting pressure, the pressure
reducing valve must be closed, in order to remove the gags from the safety relief valves.
After the removal of the safety relief valve gags, the pressure decrease shall continue.
3.2 Official Hydrostatic Test
The HRSG shall be pressurized and depressurized in the same manner as in the preliminary test.
The HRSG shall be maintained under the specified hydrostatic test pressure for required time
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The official leakage inspection shall be carried out at the design pressure during pressure
decreasing stage..
If no leakage has identified, the hydrostatic test can be considered completed.
General Notes
The hydrostatic test shall be conducted using water at no less than ambient temperature, but
in no case less than 21 oC as per PG-99.
At no time during the hydrostatic test shall any part of the boiler be subjected to a general
primary membrane stress greater than 90% of its yield strength (0.2% offset) at test
temperature as per PG-99.
The hydrostatic test pressure shall be under proper control at all times so that the required test
pressure is never exceeded by more than 6% and close visual inspection for leakage is not
required during this stage as per PG-99.1
It is recommended the boiler metal temperature shall be less than 49 oC during the close
examination during the pressurizing status as per PG-99.2
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4.0 PRESERVATION AFTER HYDROSTATIC TEST
- Introduce nitrogen through the drum vent to pressure the unit to approximately 0.2~0.4
barg.
- Remove all hydrostatic test plugs and gags from the safety valves prior to starting up the
unit
Note: Since there is generally some time delay between the hydrostatic test and the chemical
cleaning of the boiler, the unit should remain full of water; air should not be allowed to enter.
Note: If there is a chance of freezing, the water in the drainable circuits can be displaced with
nitrogen and the unit can laid up under nitrogen pressure. Temporary heating equipment
should be provided to keep the non-drainable superheater elements above freezing
temperature.
The preservation after the hydrostatic test shall be in accordance with the recommended HRSG
Conservation Procedure.
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5.1 Package No.1, HPSH / HPEVA / HPSTM Piping
Holding Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 219 barg
Inspection Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 146 barg
Safety Valve Gagging

at ca. 108 barg
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5.2 Package No.2, HPECO / HPFWT Piping
Holding Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 315 barg
Inspection Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 210 barg

at ca. 168 barg
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5.3 Package No.3, RH / HRH, CRH Piping
Holding Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 67.5 barg
Inspection Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 45 barg

at ca. 29.5 barg
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5.4 Package No.4, IPSH / IPEVA / IPSH Piping
Holding Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 68.2 barg
Inspection Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 45.5 barg

at ca. 31 barg
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5.5 Package No.5, IPECO / IPFWT Piping
Holding Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 112.5 barg
Inspection Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 75 barg

at ca. 51 barg
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5.6 Package No.6, LPSH / LPEVA, LPSTM Piping
Holding Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 15 barg
Inspection Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 10 barg

at ca. 5 barg
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5.7 Package No.6, CPH / CPH Piping
Holding Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 60 barg
Inspection Time
Min. 10 Minutes
at 40 barg

at ca. 27 barg
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PACKAGE NO.1 - PART1
HPSH SECTION
SEE TO PACKANGE NO.1 PART2 DWG
REFER TO BOP PACKAGE DWG
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PACKAGE NO.1 - PART2
HPEVA SECTION
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PACKAGE NO.2
HPECO SECTION
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PACKAGE NO.3
HR SECTION
REFER TO PACKAGE NO.4 DWG
SEE TO BOP PACKAGE DWG
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PACKAGE NO.4
IPSH/IPEVA SECTION
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PACKAGE NO.6
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CPH SECTION
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PACKAGE NO.1 - PART.2
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 GENERAL
2.0 SELECTION OF LAYUP METHODS
3.0 DRY LAYUP METHOD
4.0 WET LAYUP METHOD

4.1 Hot Wet Layup Method
4.2 Cold Wet Layup Method
5.0 MONITORING
6.0 MISCELLANEOUS RECOMMENDATIONS
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1.0 GENERAL
The purpose of layup is to minimize corrosion (pit corrosion or oxygen pitting) as well as to
reduce the subsequent start up after shutdown.
This procedure is for water and steam side, not for gas side. For gas side, refer to chapter 6
miscellaneous recommendation in this procedure.
There are three kinds of key factors for corrosion such as the water, the oxygen and the metal.
In case of the metal, it is unavoidable in HRSG. There are two choices which are to eliminate
water or oxygen. If remove water, it is dry layup method and if remove oxygen, it is wet layup
method.
a) Dry Layup method

b) Wet Layup method
The concept of dry layup is to fully fill the nitrogen at the inside of tubes, pipes and drums.
The concept of wet layup is to fully fill the water with pH 10 ~ 11 and a low conductivity
uniformly throughout the inside of tubes, pipes and drums.
All chemicals herein should be followed the manufacturer’s instructions.
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2.0 SELECTION OF LAYUP METHODS
Desiccant method can be used for transportation before install on site.

If delay starting of erection, it needs to discuss with DOOSAN.
During erection, it should be considered the attack by corrosion environments such as rainy.
After mechanical completion in field, it shall the hydro pressure test in field in accordance with
hydrostatic pressure test procedure. Before hydro test and after hydro test, it shall follow layup
method on hydro pressure test procedure.
After chemical cleaning, HRSG shall be conserved wet or dry layup method depending on the
site conditions such as the below maintenance, freezing and availability.
There are many factors to select layup method to protect the HRSG heat transfer internal
surfaces:
Maintenance
If expect maintenance during the outage, it shall select dry layup method. However, if
maintenance is anticipated, the dry air method shall be used.
Freezing
If expect freezing during the outage, it shall select dry layup method.
Availability
If expect not to be operated properly the chemistry, it shall select dry layup method.
Outage period
If expect the subsequent start up during the outage, it shall select wet layup method.
Because HRSG can not be successfully dried, wet layup method is strongly
recommended.
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3.0 DRY LAYUP METHOD
The Dry Layup method, which requires nitrogen sealing, is a typical and effective method used
for a long outage period (more than 48 hours).
The following are mandatory requirements for the nitrogen gas sealing method:
a) After the HRSG pressure has reached the 1.5 barg, the water existing in the HRSG shall
be gradually drained by opening the blow off valves.
b) The heat remaining in the HRSG metal will dry the moisture at the inside of tubes. Due to
this reason, the vent is to open and to close. It must be initiated around 1.5 barg.
c) Charge nitrogen gas from nitrogen gas injection system of each drum.
d) When nitrogen gas, instead of water, starts to come out from the blowdown tank outlet
(to the sump), drums blow off valves shall be closed.
e) After all HRSG sections have been filled with nitrogen gas, all valves shall be closed.
f) The nitrogen pressure in all sections shall be maintained at 0.5 barg (min. 0.2 barg).
Nitrogen gas shall be recharged when the pressure reaches 0.3 barg. The nitrogen gas
pressure in all sections shall be checked with the related existing pressure gauges.
g) Nitrogen gas pressure shall be checked daily at the pressure gauges.
h) As the HRSG cools to the ambient temperature, the nitrogen gas pressure shall be
checked frequently because HRSG cooling will decrease nitrogen pressure.
Alternatively, the circulating dehumidified air is able to use instead of nitrogen under
maintaining below 30% related humidity.
Maximum 0.1% volume percentage nitrogen is recommended.
Caution: Nitrogen is a hazard to personnel and can not be used if maintenance on

the systems is going to be proceeded. If there are any leaks from the inside of
tubes and piping to the gas side, anyone on the gas side of HRSG should be left
because of a lethal environment.
If repair works are anticipated, dry air instead of nitrogen has to inject to the
inside of tubes and piping. The related humidity levels should be checked at the
drain or vent less than 30%.
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4.1 Hot Wet Layup Method
It is “bottle up” by closing stack damper and drain/vent valve.

The water chemistry shall be kept from the normal value to maximum value.
If the pressure in drum is less than 1.5 barg, it needs to fill nitrogen from steam drum to
superheater to preventing air ingress into the inside of tubes, piping and drums.
The following are mandatory requirements for the hot wet layup method:
a) Keep drum level from start up level to normal level.
b) The temperature will gradually down by heat loss.
c) The pressure will be up and down for the time being and then it will gradually down.
If the pressure in drum approaches to 1.5 barg, the followings are mandatory requirements.
d) If the pressure approaches to 1.5 barg, the steam drum pressure shall be pressurized by
nitrogen on the connection of steam drum.
e) Nitrogen gas pressure shall be maintained at 0.3 barg at any time.
f) Close the nitrogen connections until start up HRSG. Also, close the level gages on the
steam drums if lasts over 3 days layup.
g) Before put in service, the drain valves are opened to blow off any water. Also, open the
level gages.
Caution: Nitrogen is a hazard to personnel and can not be used if maintenance on

4.2 Cold Wet Layup Method
The wet layup method requires the HRSG, except the superheater, to be completely filled with
feedwater.
The wet layup method, which requires nitrogen sealing in superheater and which requires
water sealing in evaporator / economizer, is a typical and effective method used for a long
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outage period (more than 48 hours).
The following are mandatory requirements for the Wet Layup method:
a) When the HRSG is required to be shutdown, the chemicals shall be added 30 minutes
before taking the HRSG out of service.
b) The water quality shall be the same or similar to normal deaerated feedwater/condensate
treated with chemicals. The recommended chemicals are hydrazine (or an alternative) for
eliminating oxygen and ammonia(or amine) for maintaining pH value between 10 ~ 11.
c) Keep drum level from start up level to normal level.
d) The temperature will gradually down by heat loss.
e) The pressure will be up and down for the time being and then it will gradually down.
f) If the pressure approaches to 1.5 barg, the steam drum pressure shall be pressurized by
nitrogen on the connection of steam drum.
g) Purge the superheater. The nitrogen shall be vented downstream the superheater.
h) After the HRSG complete filling, all valves shall be closed, to avoid any air flow into the
HRSG sections
i) Nitrogen gas pressure shall be maintained at 0.3 barg at any time.
j) The hydrazine (or an alternative) concentration in the HRSG water shall be tested weekly.
The chemical sampling system should be used for these tests. Hydrazine (or an
alternative) shall be added, as required, to maintain the proportion of 100 to 200 ppm.
k) HRSG water level shall be checked. If required, additional feedwater shall be filled in. Also,
hydrazine (or an alternative) shall be filled in, in order to maintain the required
proportion.
l) Close the nitrogen connections until start up HRSG. Also, close the level gages on the
steam drums if lasts over 3 days layup.
m) During wet layup, the recirculation of fluid is required for maintaining the chemicals
intended every week for one hour. The temporary layup recirculation pump shall be
connected to the evaporator downcomer and economizer inlet.
n) If not action l), drain the water under 0.3 barg of nitrogen pressure and refill the
economizer and evaporator up to drum level high high with deaerated water, pH 10~11,
hydrazine (or an alternative) concentration 200 ppm.
o) Before put in service, the drain valves are opened to blow off any water. Also, open the
level gages.
The Requirement for Post Hydrostatic Test Layup

Demineralized water or Condensate treated with Ammonia
- pH : > 10
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- Chloride (Cl-) : < 0.5 mg/kg

- Ammonia : > 10 mg/kg
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5.0 MONITORING
Short term layup (four days) is required to monitor four hours basis and long term layup (over
four days) is required to monitor every day basis.
DRY LAYUP
It should be monitored nitrogen pressure.
.
WET LAYUP
It should be monitored pH, conductivity and nitrogen pressure.
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6.0 MISCELLANEOUS RECOMMENDATIONS
At the beginning of the "Lay Up" method, the combustion gas side shall also be inspected.
Soot, etc. must be removed. The surface of the drums, tubes and the combustion gas side
should be inspected for corrosion.
Gas side corrosion typically occurs when moist air is present with tube deposits containing
sulfuric acid or other fuel-borne contaminants. The gas side can only be laid up dry, if necessary
Electrical Heaters will be used to prevent condensate. And also silica gel can be placed inside
the gas side. The quantities are 0.5 kg / m3. Periodic inspection of the gas side should be
performed to ensure that conditions promoting rapid corrosion are not present. Under warm
high humidity environment below the ambient dew point, a rust / flaky scale in finned tube will
occur. The desired relative humidity is less than 30%.
If find the gas side corrosion, cleaning of flaky deposits from finned tubes is recommended.
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9.0 HRSG WATER CHEMISTRY REQUIREMENTS
9.1 General
9.2 Water Treatment
9.3 Requirement for HRSG Feedwater
9.4 Requirement for HRSG Drum Water (Boiler Water)
9.5 Requirement for Steam Quality (Reference)
9.6 Sampling/Monitoring Recommendation
9.7 Caution
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9.0 HRSG WATER CHEMISTRY REQUIREMENTS
9.1 General
The purpose of this requirement is to minimize corrosion, erosion and deposits

under good industry practices. In order to protect all components of the steam
water cycle against corrosion, erosion and deposits and so not to affect the plant
efficiency, it is essential to control the water chemistry within the values in this
requirement.
This requirement is limited to drum type HRSG. Copper-tubed condenser, brass-

tubed condenser and air cooled condenser is not permitted to use this requirement.
These requirements are generally in accordance with published guidelines from
EPRI, VGB, EN, ASME and ABMA.
The plant water chemistry control requirements provided by plant engineering

company are preferred.
The aim of minimizing corrosion / erosion and avoiding deposits is reached by
- Using de-mineralized water

- Controlling the pH value by ammonia
- Reducing the oxygen content within recommended ranges
- Blowing off the drum water
During normal operation, the maximum rate of make up water is one percentage.
During upset condition, up to five percentage of make up water is allowed. Special
attention is required when HRSG is in use for cogeneration purposes because of a
wide range of make up water demand.
During commissioning, this requirement should be verified by the plant operator.
Generally, the quality of the steam is proportional to the quality of the water.
Due to frequently start up and shut down, well skilled chemical operators are
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9.2 Water Treatment
HRSG OEM is not responsibility for water treatment. The type of chemical
treatment will be selected depending on the variety of material, system supplied,
etc.
This requirement is to provide based on all volatile treatment. pH value is high

enough so that any copper containment at the feed water system is not allowed.
If there is any copper containment, oxygenated treatment can be selected under
high purity water, lower pH value.
Organic treatment chemicals is not permitted in order to minimize the potential

flow accelerated corrosion.

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9.3 Requirement for HRSG Feedwater
The feedwater is from out of our boundary such as steam turbine condenser or
external deaerator storage tank. The feedwater is pumped to HP/IP drums by the
feedwater pump from LP storage tank. The feedwater is used to spray system.
The following requirements are valid for continuous operation. During start up
and shutdown, the following requirements will deviate. The following
requirements are the maximum allowable values except pH.
Required
Parameter Unit
value
Cation conductivity @ 25deg. C μS/cm < 0.2
pH-value @ 25deg. C *1) - 9.4 ~ 9.8
Silica as SiO2 @ 25deg. C ppb < 20
Iron as Fe @ 25deg. C ppb < 20
Sodium as Na @ 25deg. C ppb < 10
Copper as Cu @ 25deg. C ppb <3
Oxygen @ 25deg. C ppb < 10
TOC ppb < 100
In terms of pH, volatile alkalizing agents are strongly recommended achieving.

Ammonia is a typical chemical.
In terms of copper, copper containments in feedwater system is not allowed. It

should be required to monitor cation conductivity and sodium content of feedwater
in order to detect condenser leakage.
In terms of oxygen, an oxygen scavenger is strongly not recommended up to 10

ppb of oxygen.
The water quality of feedwater is very importance because of direct impact on

steam purity.

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All volatile treatment is strongly recommended, especially once through HRSG.

During start up and transient condition, the chemicals is required to stable the
water and steam quality in this requirements. The chemical feeding can be
stopped and then the plant converts to all volatile treatment.

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9.4 Requirement for HRSG Drum Water (Boiler Water)
The drum water is within circulation HRSG by natural or forced.
and shutdown, the following requirements will deviate. The following
requirements are the maximum allowable values except pH.
Parameter Unit Required value

HP IP/LP
Specific conductivity @ 25deg. < 30 < 50
μS/cm
C
pH Value @ 25deg. C - 9.4 ~ 9.8 9.4 ~ 9.8
Phosphate, PO4 @ 25deg. C ppm <6 <6
Silica as SiO2 @ 25deg. C ppm <2 <7
In terms of specific conductivity and silica, blowdown is a general method to divert.
In terms of pH, volatile alkalizing agents are strongly recommended achieving the
above requirement.
All volatile treatment is suitable. Phosphate or caustic treatment may suffer from
under deposit corrosion. The duct burner firing at the upstream of evaporator
results in dry out locally concentrate the solid alkalizing agent by phosphate or
caustic treatment and subsequently attack the corrosion.
During start up and upset conditions, phosphate or caustic treatment can be used
as an advantage from buffering characteristic. When HRSG water and steam
quality is stable under the matching to this requirement, phosphate or caustic
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9.5 Requirement for Steam Quality (Reference)
The steam is admitted to the turbine.
and shutdown, the following requirements may deviate.
The following are just reference guideline only and project specific requirement for
steam quality shall be came from steam turbine OEM.
Required
Parameter Unit
value
Cation conductivity @ 25deg. C μS/cm < 0.2
Silica as SiO2 @ 25deg. C ppb < 20
Iron as Fe @ 25deg. C ppb < 20
Sodium as Na @ 25deg. C ppb <5
Copper as Cu @ 25deg. C ppb <3

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9.6 Sampling/Monitoring Recommendation
The water chemistry should be monitored on-line basis.
It should be required to monitor cation conductivity and sodium content of

feedwater in order to detect condenser leakage.
Typical sample points should be included,

- Feedwater line
- Evaporator
The followings are measured by online or grab for trouble shooting.

- Caution conductivity
- pH
- Sodium
- Iron
The length of sampling line should be kept as short as to avoid complications of

time difference on sampling point and analyzer. It can be accommodated in the
control loops.

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9.7 Caution
9.7.1 Copper Deposits
Copper alloys at the upstream of feed water inlet are not permitted. All ferrous
metallurgy should be specified for feed water system including condenser, piping
and valve.
When copper components are present in the condenser and feedwater system, it
should be noted and then it should be adjusted pH and chemicals under the
specialist’s responsibility.
9.7.2 Hide Out
When select the phosphate treatment on drum water, over feeding of phosphate
during start up and shut down is reacting with magnetite on the tube and that
phosphate gouging is a potential possibility.
Especially, phosphate is not permitted to feed during duct burner firing because of
increasing heat flux on HP evaporator.
9.7.3 FAC
Key parameters for FAC are pH, temperature, oxygen concentration, fluid velocity
and flow geometry.
It is known that LP evaporator bend tube and LP drum internal and LP evaporator
upper header are susceptible for FAC in case of low pH conditions, low oxygen
level of drum water.
9.4 to 9.8 of pH value should be maintained to prevent FAC. The reducing type of
oxygen scavenger should be prohibited under less than 10 ppb of oxygen content.
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1 HRSG OPERATION DESCRIPTION

This section describes operating procedures of the Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG)
for Qurayyah Combined Power Plant. They include the proper operating sequences for the
HRSG and auxiliary equipment furnished. Refer to the relevant Piping and Instrumentation
Diagram.
Because the steam generator is only one part of the power plant, and all equipment must
operate in unison, specific procedures and detailed values for the equipment not furnished are
not included in this document. As operating experience is gained and the controls are fine-
tuned, the characteristics and operating requirements of the unit will become apparent.
1.1 Completion of maintenance prior to operation
Check the HRSG to make sure that all maintenance work has been completed, all tools and
debris have been removed, the handhole plates and manhole covers have been installed and
secured, and all access doors have been installed and secured.
Check all relevant clearance certificates to be obtained and all work permits cancelled and
signed out.
Check the safety valves to see if the gags have been removed, the lifting levers have been
replaced, and the valves are not fouled or hung up.
1.2 Initial filling
This section describes the recommended procedure for filling an empty HRSG with water. If the
unit is hot, the unit has to be cooled first to avoid severe temperature strains (Max. allowable
temperature difference is approximately 50 deg.C). Also, since deposits of solids in a
superheater can cause corrosion or inhibit heat transfer, introduction of solids by carryover of
boiler water from the drum during filling should be avoided.
Reference P&ID ;
P&I Diagram – HRSG H.P Superheater Section [Dwg No. EA-685640]
P&I Diagram – HRSG Reheater Section [Dwg No. EA-685641]
P&I Diagram – HRSG H.P Econ. & Evap. Section [Dwg No. EA-685642]
P&I Diagram – HRSG I.P Section [Dwg No. EA-685643]
P&I Diagram – HRSG L.P Section [Dwg No. EA-685644]
P&I Diagram – HRSG Condensate Preheater Section [Dwg No. EA-685645]
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1. Precautions All 1. All instruments should be lined up for service.
2. All power-operated valves should be lined up.
3. All equipment should be lined up.
4. Align position of all manual valves as shown in HRSG P&IDs.
5. Align HP/IP/LP section Auto. Valves as shown on the column

labeled “START UP” listed in the table 1, 2 and 3.
Note; The activity of initial filling require manual action from local
or control room.
2. Ready for LP LP Open and prepare the following valves for filling.
drum filling
1. Confirm closed condensate stop MOV (LCA-90-AA-001).
2. Place the position of CPH 3-way valve (LCA-90-AA-081), full

open to CPH direction.
3. Open CPH Recirculation line TCV (LCA-94-AA-081).
4. Open CPH inlet and outlet line vent valves (LCA-90-AA-

501/502, LCA-91-AA-501/502).
5. Open CPH Recirculation pumps outlet line vent valves (LCA-92-

AA-501/502, LCA-93-AA-501/502).
6. Open Deaerator vent MOV (HAD-97-AA-001)
7. Open LP drum vent valves (HAH-97-AA-501/502).
3. Ready for IP IP Open and prepare the following valves for filling.
drum filling
1. Open IP feedwater small stop MOV (LAB-94-AA-002) and Close
main stop MOV (LAB-94-AA-001).
2. Open IP Econ. Inlet and outlet line vent valves (LAB-94-AA-

501/502, HAC-94-AA-501/502).
3. Open IP drum vent valves (HAH-94-AA-501/502).

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4. Ready for HP Open and prepare the following valves for filling.
HP drum filling
1. Open HP feedwater small stop MOV (LAB-90-AA-002) and
Close main stop MOV (LAB-90-AA-001).
2. Open HP Econ. Inlet and outlet line vent valves (LAB-90-AA-

501/502, HAC-90-AA-501/502).
3. Open HP drum Low load LCV isolation MOV (HAC-90-AA-002).
4. Open HP drum vent valves (HAH-90-AA-501/502).
5. LP drum LP 1. Initial water filling is done by separate filling line from the
filling demineralized transfer pump. The filling line is prepared in the
condensate line. The filling from the demi. Water pump is only
used for initial filling (System is in empty case). In case of normal
start up, which mean the system is already filled by water, the
demi. water pump will not be used.
Open the initial filling line isolation valves (LCA-95-AA-101/102)
♠ Close it after water fill completed.
2. Adjust the water flow about 10% of MCR flow by LP drum LCV
(LCA-91-AA-081).
3. Close following valves when water overflow through vent line
- CPH inlet and outlet line vent valves (LCA-90-AA-501/502, LCA-

91-AA-501/502).
- CPH Recirculation pumps outlet line vent valves (LCA-92-AA-

501/502, LCA-93-AA-501/502).
4. Fill LP drum until Low Start up water level (-100 mm from Drum
Center Line) has been reached.
♠ Do not overfill the drum
5. Close LP drum vent valves (HAH-97-AA-501/502) after water fill

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6. IP drum IP 1. Initial water filling is done by separate filling line from the
feedwater pump IP discharge line (Refer to BOP P&ID-Feedwater
System dwg.no. EA-682805-003). The filling from the demi. Water
pump is only used for initial filling (System is in empty case). In
case of normal start up, which mean the system is already filled by
water, the demi. water pump will not be used.
Open the initial filling line isolation valves (LAB-45-AA-136/137)
2. Adjust the water flow about 10% of MCR flow by IP drum LCV
(HAC-94-AA-081).
3. Close IP Econ. Inlet and outlet line vent valves (LAB-94-AA-

501/502, HAC-94-AA-501/502) when water overflow through vent
line.
4 Fill IP drum until Low Start up water level (-450 mm from Drum
5. Close IP drum vent valves (HAH-94-AA-501/502) after water fill

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7. HP drum HP 1. Initial water filling is done by separate filling line from the
feedwater pump HP discharge line (Refer to BOP P&ID-Feedwater
System dwg.no. EA-682805-002). The filling from the demi. Water
pump is only used for initial filling (System is in empty case). In
case of normal start up, which mean the system is already filled by
water, the demi. water pump will not be used.
Open the initial filling line isolation valves (LAB-45-AA-134/135)
2. Adjust the water flow about 10% of MCR flow by Low load HP
drum LCV (HAC-90-AA-082).
3. Close HP Econ. Inlet and outlet line vent valves (LAB-90-AA-

501/502, HAC-90-AA-501/502) when water overflow through vent
line.
4. Fill HP drum until Low Start up water level (-550 mm from Drum
5. Close HP drum vent valves (HAH-90-AA-501/502) after water fill

completed.
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Note. ; All manual valves position to be aligned per P&IDs

Ref. HRSG Normal Secure
Valve Number Valve Description Start Up
P&ID Operation To Warm
H.P Econ. &
Evap. Section LAB-90-AA-001 HP Feedwater main stop MOV Auto(Open) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
[EA-685642]
“ LAB-90-AA-002 HP Feedwater small stop MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
HP Drum low load LCV isolation

“ HAC-90-AA-002 Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
MOV
“ HAC-90-AA-082 HP Drum low load LCV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
HP Drum Full load LCV isolation

“ HAC-90-AA-001 Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
MOV
“ HAC-90-AA-081 HP Drum Full load LCV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ HAD-91-AA-002 HP Drum C.B.D MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
“ HAD-91-AA-001 HP Drum I.B.D MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
H.P
Superheater.
HAH-91-AA-001 HP SH 1 inlet drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
Section
[EA-685640]
“ HAH-90-AA-001 HP SH 2 drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-90-AA-001 HP SH 3 drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-90-AA-005 HP steam line drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-90-AA-002 HP start up vent MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-90-AA-004 HP steam small stop MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-90-AA-003 HP steam Main stop MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
“ LAE-90-AA-001 HP DESH. Spray block MOV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ LAE-90-AA-081 HP DESH. Spray TCV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ LAE-90-AA-002 HP DESH. Spray Bypass MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
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P&ID Operation To Warm
I.P Section
LAB-94-AA-001 IP Feedwater main stop MOV Auto(Open) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
[EA-685643]
“ LAB-94-AA-002 IP Feedwater small stop MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ HAC-94-AA-001 IP Drum LCV bypass MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ HAC-94-AA-081 IP Drum LCV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ HAD-95-AA-002 IP Drum C.B.D MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
“ HAD-95-AA-001 IP Drum I.B.D MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-95-AA-003 IP steam line drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-95-AA-001 IP start up vent MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-95-AA-081 IP steam PCV Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
“ LBA-95-AA-002 IP steam stop MOV Auto(Open) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
Reheater
Section LBC-90-AA-001 CRH steam stop MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
[EA-685641]
“ LBC-90-AA-002 CRH steam line drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ HAJ-90-AA-001 Reheater drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBB-90-AA-002 HRH steam line drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBB-90-AA-001 HRH start up vent MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBB-90-AA-081 HRH start up vent PCV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LAF-90-AA-001 RH DESH. Spray block MOV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ LAF-90-AA-081 RH DESH. Spray TCV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ LAF-90-AA-002 RH DESH. Spray Bypass MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
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Ref. HRSG Normal Secure To

P&ID Operation Warm
Condensate
Preheater
LCA-90-AA-001 Condensate stop MOV Auto(Open)(*) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
Section
[EA-685645]
Auto(Open to
“ LCA-90-AA-081 CPH 3-way valve bypass Auto Auto(In place)
direction)
“ LCA-94-AA-081 CPH Recirculation TCV Auto Auto Auto
L.P Section
LCA-91-AA-001 LP Drum LCV bypass MOV Auto(Open) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
[EA-685644]
“ LCA-91-AA-081 LP Drum LCV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ LBA-96-AA-001 LP Drum Pegging stop MOV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ LBA-96-AA-081 LP Drum Pegging PCV Auto(Close) Auto Auto(Close)
“ HAD-97-AA-001 Deaerator vent MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
“ HAD-98-AA-001 LP Drum I.B.D MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBD-90-AA-004 LP steam line drain MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBD-90-AA-001 LP start up vent MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBD-90-AA-081 LP start up vent PCV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBD-90-AA-003 LP steam small stop MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Close) Auto(Close)
“ LBD-90-AA-002 LP steam Main stop MOV Auto(Close) Auto(Open) Auto(Close)
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Note ;
* The condensate stop MOV (LCA-90-AA-001) shall be opened after HRSG LP section water
filling completed, if the system was earlier filled using the demineralized transfer pumps.

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1.3 HRSG Start Up

All system (GT, ST, BOP and Auxiliary system) required for proper operation of the Heat
Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG) must be ready prior to initiation of unit start.
The HRSG outputs (steam evaporation rates, superheated temperatures, pressures, energy
outputs at HP, IP and LP steam outlets, respectively) varies according to available exhaust heat
from the gas turbines.
1.3.1 Overall HRSG Start up Operation Sequence
Most operations normally required to establish a HRSG ready to start condition after an
overnight shutdown can be accomplished from the central control room. These operations are
remote manual actions by the control room operator. Some activity, such as HRSG water filling
and manual valve alignments for HRSG ready to start condition requires local operator actions.
1) HRSG start up preparation work for HRSG Ready to Start Condition
2) HRSG start Commend initiated by Operator
3) HRSG purge
4) GT start, load up and exhaust gas temperature matching with HRSG thermal status
5) Diverter Damper step by step opening
6) HRSG steam side drain valve operation
7) HRSG steam start up vent operation
8) Steam bypass system operation
9 HRSG steam pressure increasing within allowable range
10) HRSG steam introduction to steam header
11) GT load increase to desired load
1.3.2 HRSG Ready to Start Condition
Certain conditions must be satisfied prior to the initiations of the HRSG start. All system (Gas
turbine, Steam turbine, Mechanical Auxiliary/BOP equipments and etc) required for the plant
operation must be ready for operation. Followings are HRSG Ready to Start Condition.
z HRSG water path filling completed.

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z Set HP/IP/LP Drum level at start up water level.
1) HP Drum Start up level;
* Low start up level (If HP drum P ≤ 40 barg); -550mm from C.L.
* High start up level (If HP drum P > 40 barg); -200mm from C.L.
2) IP Drum Start up level.
* Low start up level (If IP drum P ≤ 10 barg); -450mm from C.L.
* High start up level (If IP drum P > 10 barg); -200mm from C.L.
3). LP Drum Start up level.
* Low start up level (If LP drum P ≤ 2 barg); -100mm from C.L.
* High start up level (If LP drum P > 2 barg); +300mm from C.L.
z Align HP/IP/LP section valves as shown on the column labeled “Start Up” listed in the table
1,2 and 3.
z One of feedwater pump is running
z One of condensate pump is running
z Guillotine Blanking Plate full opened
z Diverter Damper close to HRSG and ready
z Stack Damper full opened
z One of CPH Recirculation pumps is running
1.3.3 HRSG Start up Sequence
The HRSG can be started up using either of the two following methods which can be selected
by the operating personnel;
1) HRSG start up with GT start up.
In this case, GT and HRSG are started up commonly with use of the diverter damper system.
2) HRSG start up at GT operation.
In this case, the HRSG is started up by using the diverter damper while the GT is in operation.
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the HRSG is not purged) or load decreased and subsequently the GT exhaust gas temperature
reduced to the required condition for the HRSG purging process and temperature matching.
Description Action
1 Start Operator initiate HRSG start command
2 Plant Purge The purging concept involves that the bypass stack and the HRSG
will be purged prior every GT start (ignition) for both simple cycle and
combined cycle start. Once the purge has been completed, it remains
set in memory if the GT has remained in continuous operation with no
trips. Provided that the purge completed remains set, GT exhaust flow
can re-enter HRSG without re-purge for the HRSG start.
HRSG and bypass stack side shall be purged by GT with proper

rotation/minute for purge and by change the position of the diverter
damper. The purge duration is determined according to NFPA
requirement. The minimum purge duration shall be min. 5 minutes or
five (5) purge volume changes, whichever longer. According to the
NFPA requirements, the exhaust gas temperature for purging
purpose is selected at least 56 deg.C below the lowest autoignition
temperature of the fuel. In this project, the purge will be done by
spinning of the GT without firing, thus exhaust gas temperature for
purging process will be ambient air
After HRSG has been purged, the diverter damper is moved to HRSG
closed position.

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Description Action
3 GT ignition and As soon as bypass stack and HRSG purge completed, the GT ignition
Gas temperature and accelerating is initiated. In case of GT in already operation in
matching simple cycle mode, the GT load decrease and subsequently the GT
exhaust gas temperature reduced to the required condition for the gas
temperature matching.
The GT gas temperature set point is determined which depends on

the thermal status of HRSG (e.g HP Supereheater Header Metal
temperature). For cold start up of HRSG (e.g, the HP SH Header
metal temperature < 370 deg.C), GT exhaust gas temperature of
approximately 370 deg.C shall be considered as maximum limit. But
for hot or warm start-up of HRSG, in order to avoid unnecessary
cooling down of the HRSG, GT exhaust gas temperature shall be
selected at HP final superheater header metal temperature (HAH-90-
CT-008~015, average value) plus 50 deg.C.
4 Diverter damper After GT exhaust gas temperature is achieved at temperature set

operation point, the diverter damper can be opened as following step.
1) Diverter damper to be opened with 20% exhaust flow for a

minimum of 10 minutes (Damper opening angle approximately at 35
degree, measured from HRSG full close position).
2) Diverter damper to be opened with 50% exhaust flow for a

minimum of 10 minutes and until HP,RH,LP steam bypass
system/Condenser vacuum available (Damper opening angle
approximately at 70 degree, measured from HRSG full close
position).
3) Diverter damper to be opened with 100% exhaust flow (Damper

opening angle at 90 degree, measured from HRSG full close
position).

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Description Action
5 HP steam stop * Main stop MOV (LBA-90-AA-003)

MOV operation
* Small stop MOV (LBA-90-AA-004)
1) Lead HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The Main stop MOV is opened at the initiation of the HRSG start while
the bypass stop MOV is closed. And the HP main steam header is
warmed, drained and pressurized along with the HRSG.
2) Lag HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG is started with closed steam stop valves. When the
following conditions are satisfied, Open small bypass stop valve first.
* Temperature difference between lag HRSG steam and operation

header steam is lower than 50 deg.C.
* The lag HRSG steam pressure is higher (Approximately, 2 bar) than

the operation header pressure.
After small bypass stop valve open, then open the main stop valve
and close the small bypass stop valve.
3) Last HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The last HRSG HP steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lag
HRSG.

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Description Action
6 CRH steam stop * CRH Steam Stop MOV (LBC-90-AA-001)

MOV operation
1) Lead HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
The CRH steam stop MOV is opened at the initiation of the HRSG
start. And the CRH steam header is warmed, drained and pressurized
along with the HRSG.
2) Lag HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG reheater is started with closed steam stop valves.
Thus, the reheater is initially isolated from the cold reheat steam
header. Steam from the HP steam bypass system passes through the
reheater to the condenser via the HRH steam bypass system.
When the hot reheat steam conditions are satisfied, the lag HRSG
HRH steam isolation valve open initiated. At this moment, the CRH
steam stop valve will be opened simultaneously.
3) Last HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
The last HRSG CRH steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with
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Description Action
7 LP steam stop * Main stop MOV (LBD-90-AA-002) /

MOV operation
* Small stop MOV (LBD-90-AA-003)
1) Lead HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
The Main stop MOV is opened at the initiation of the HRSG start while
the bypass stop MOV is closed. And the LP main steam header is
warmed, drained and pressurized along with the HRSG.
2) Lag HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG is started with closed steam stop valves. When the
following conditions are satisfied, Open small bypass stop valve first.
* Temperature difference between lag HRSG steam and operation

header steam is lower than 30 deg.C.
* The lag HRSG steam pressure is higher (Approximately, 0.5 bar)

than the operation header pressure.
After small bypass stop valve open, then open the main stop valve
and close the small bypass stop valve.
3) Last HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
The last HRSG LP steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lag
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Description Action
8 Drain operation Drain will be operated for removing condensate from HRSG steam
(HP) path.
1. Open HP SH drain MOV (HAH-90/91-AA-001, LBA-90-AA-001),

when HP Drum pressure (HAD-90-CP-001/002/003) above 1 barg.
* Close after 5 minutes time delay, if HP drum pressure reaches or

higher than 15 barg.
* Intermediate position according to the system pressure when valve

open required.
1 barg ≤ HP Drum Press. < 15 barg ; full open.
15 barg< HP Drum Press.; intermediate open (20% open).
* Place into auto. control mode after close.
2. Open HP steam line drain MOV (LBA-90-AA-005), when HP Drum

pressure (HAD-90-CP-001/002/003) above 1 barg.
* Close after 5 minutes time delay, if HP drum pressure reaches or

higher than 15 barg and HP steam stop MOV (LBA-90-AA-003) open.

open required.
1 barg ≤ HP Drum Press. < 15 barg ; full open.
15 barg< HP Drum Press.; intermediate open (20% open).

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Description Action
9 Drain operation 1. Open CRH steam line drain MOV (LBC-90-AA-002), when RH
(RH) steam pressure (LBB-90-CP-001/002/003) above 1 barg.
* Close after 5 minutes time delay, if RH steam pressure reaches or

higher than 5 barg and CRH steam stop MOV (LBC-90-AA-001)
open.

open required.
1 barg ≤ RH Press. < 15 barg ; full open.
15 barg< RH Press; intermediate open (20% open).
* Place into auto. Control mode after close.
2. Open RH and HRH steam line drain MOV (HAJ-90-AA-001, LBB-

90-AA-002), when RH steam pressure (LBB-90-CP-001/002/003)
above 1 barg.
* Close after 5 minutes time delay, if RH steam pressure reaches or

higher than 5 barg.

open required.
1 barg ≤ RH Press. < 15 barg ; full open.
15 barg< RH Press; intermediate open (20% open).
* Place into auto. Control mode after close.

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Description Action
10 Drain operation 1. Open IP steam line drain MOV (LBA-95-AA-003) when IP Drum
(IP) pressure (HAD-94-CP-001/002/003) above 1 barg.
* Close after 5 minutes time delay, if IP Drum pressure reaches or

higher than 5 barg and IP Steam PCV (LBA-95-AA-081) open more
than 10 %.

open required.
1 barg ≤ IP Drum Press. < 15 barg ; full open.
15 barg< IP Drum Press; intermediate open (20% open).
11 Drain operation 1. Open LP steam line drain MOV (LBD-90-AA-004) when LP Drum
(LP) pressure (HAD-97-CP-001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
* Close after 5 minutes time delay, if LP Drum pressure reaches or

higher than 2 barg.
12 Start Up Vent Vent will be operated for extracting any non-condensable gas from
Operation (HP) HRSG steam path.
1. Open HP start up vent MOV (LBA-90-AA-002) when HP Drum

pressure (HAD-90-CP-001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
* Close when HP Drum pressure reaches 2 barg.
13 Start Up Vent The RH start up vent will control the RH pressure increasing rate, if
Operation (RH) RH steam bypass system (Condenser vacuum) is not ready condition.
1. Open RH start up vent isolation MOV (LBB-90-AA-001) when RH

steam pressure (LBB-90-CP-001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
2. The RH start up vent PCV (LBB-90-AA-081) will control the RH

pressure change rate within allowable range (1 bar/min).
3. Close RH start up vent MOV and PCV when the RH steam bypass
system (Condenser vacuum) is available.

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Description Action
14 Start Up Vent Vent will be operated for extracting any non-condensable gas from
Operation (IP) HRSG steam path.
1. Open IP start up vent MOV (LBA-95-AA-001) when IP Drum

pressure (HAD-94-CP-001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
* Close when IP Drum pressure reaches 1.5 barg.
15 Start Up Vent The LP start up vent will control the LP Drum pressure increasing
Operation (LP) rate, if LP steam bypass system (Condenser vacuum) is not ready
condition.
1. Open LP start up vent isolation MOV (LBD-90-AA-001) when LP

Drum pressure (HAD-97-CP-001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
2. The LP start up vent PCV (LBD-90-AA-081) will control the LP

Drum pressure change rate within allowable range (0.3 bar/min).
3. Close LP start up vent MOV and PCV when the LP steam bypass
system (Condenser vacuum) is available.
16 Steam Bypass Each Steam Bypass System will be operated to control the HRSG
System Operation Pressure.

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Description Action
17 GT and HRSG In line with the admitting of the GT exhaust gas, the metal of the heat
load up transfer surface is heated up and steam is formed in the evaporators,
which leads to a partly water ejection from the evaporators into the
drums.
After HP-steam temperature approaches the GT exhaust gas

temperature and as soon as the HP drum level has stabilized at
operating level and a sufficient amount of HP steam (Min. 25%of
MCR flow and 40barg of HP Drum pressure) is produced, the GT
output and hence also the exhaust gas temperature can be increased
with the pressure gradients allowed for the thick-walled and/or high
temperature loaded components such as HP-drum.
The allowable HP-drum pressure change rate are as follows;
* 0% to 30% Pressure range; 2 bar/minute.
In addition, if the wall temperature difference exceeds limiting value in

the following component, the GT load up would stop to reduce
thermal stress.
* Allowable Wall differential temperature (HAD-90-CT-001 vs HAD-

90-CT-002) at HP drum lower side ; 50 deg.C
* Allowable Wall differential temperature (HAD-90-CT-003 vs HAD-

90-CT-004) at HP drum upper side ; 50 deg.C
* Allowable Wall differential temperature (HAH-90-CT-008 vs HAH-

90-CT-009, or HAH-90-CT-010 vs HAH-90-CT-011, or HAH-90-CT-
012 vs HAH-90-CT-013, or HAH-90-CT-014 vs HAH-90-CT-015 ) at
HP S.H outlet header ; 40 deg.C

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Description Action
18 Continuous Continuous blowdown will be operated.

blowdown valve
1. Open the HP continuous blowdown isolation MOV (HAD-91-AA-
operation (HP/IP)
002) when HP steam flow (LBA-90-CF-001/002) is higher than 20 %
MCR flow.
2. Open the IP continuous blowdown isolation MOV (HAD-95-AA-002)

when IP steam flow (LBA-95-CF-001/002) is higher than 20 % MCR
flow.
19 LCV set point Drum level set point should be changed from start up water level into
change Normal water level when load greater than 25% MCR flow.
* HP drum N.W.L; 0 mm from Drum Center line.
* IP drum N.W.L; 0 mm from Drum Center line.
* LP drum N.W.L; +500 mm from Drum Center line.
1.3.4 HRSG Start up from Warm or Hot condition
For starting the HRSG from a warm or hot condition, steps are the same with above sequence.
1.3.5 Succeeding HRSG Start up
The lag or last HRSG is started in a similar manner to the lead HRSG.
After first GT, HRSG and ST are on-line s lead, succeeding GT and HRSG can be started as lag
by operator’s initiation of remaining GT and HRSG start up. When succeeding GT and HRSG is
initiated for start up, HRSG should already be prepared for start up conditions as summarized in
clause 2.3.2 HRSG Ready to Start Condition above. With the start of HRSG, steam flow will be
established through HRSG steam line. AS ST and Condenser are on-line, produced steam can
be dumped to the condenser through the steam bypass system until each steam can be
equalized to steam lines of leading HRSG.
1.4 HRSG Load Operation

The HRSG outputs (steam evaporation rates, superheated temperatures, pressures, energy
outputs) vary according to available exhaust heat from the gas turbines. The HRSG is operated
following GT load according to the plant demand.

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Steam production increase from the part load to base load is performed by increasing the load
of the GT. HRSG runback is achieved by GT load decrease.
The HRSG operating pressure is operated in natural sliding pressure mode between 100% and
40% of rated pressure depending on the steam mass flow into the steam turbine. In part load
operation, the HRSGs are oeperated in fixed pressure mode, means the pressure is controlled
by the steam turbine throttle oeperation. For the detail of the plant operation characteristic,
please refer to the Heat and Mass Balance Calculation [Doc.no. EE-00001].
The HRSG load is dierectly depending on the GT operation. Generally, 30% of MCR steam flow
load operation as minimum is recommended at which the drum level is relatively stable.
1.5 HRSG Shut down

Normal shut down is organized to leave the steam cycle pressurized and hot. This is done to
obtain the fastest restart possible and to minimize life expenditure for the plant. The HRSG shut
down is performed by the diverter damper close to HRSG as following actions.
1.5.1 HRSG Shut Down Concept
The HRSG shut down is performed by the diverter damper close with normal speed (60
seconds)
1) Diverter damper close to HRSG
2) As the remaining heat in the HRSG, Steam bypass system control the HRSG pressure
3) Close the steam stop valve
4) Close all continuous blowdown valves
5) If there is no demand of feedwater supply, close all feed water stop valves.
6) Stop the C.P.H recirculation pumps
7) Close stack damper
1.5.2 HRSG Shut down Sequence
The HRSG will be shutdown as following sequence ;
Description Action
1 Shut down Operator initiate HRSG shutdown command

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Description Action
2 Diverter damper The Diverter damper will be closed with normal speed (60 seconds).
close Now, HRSG can be isolated from the GT.
3 Steam Bypass HP/RH/LP steam bypass system will be operated, thereby diverting
System Operation steam from the HRSG through the associated steam bypass system.
4 HP Steam Stop The HP steam stop MOV (LAB-90-AA-003) will be closed.

MOV Close
1) Lead HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The HP steam stop valve will be closed when HRSG shutdown

initiated and HP steam bypass system open sufficiently (about 10%).
The HP steam bypass set point of the HRSG is slowly ramped below
(about 2 bar) the operating pressure, thereby diverting steam from the
HP steam through the HP steam bypass system.
2) Lag HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG HP steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lead
HRSG.
3) Last HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
During the last unit shutdown, the Steam turbine MCV is ramped
closed. The Steam turbine continues to unload and finally the Steam
turbine valves are tripped closed. When the ST is tripped, the last
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Description Action
5 CRH Steam Stop The CRH steam stop MOV (LBC-90-AA-001) will be closed.
MOV Close
1) Lead HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;

The lead HRSG HP steam is isolated from the HP header.
At this moment, the HRH, CRH and LP steam stop valve will be
closed simultaneously.
2) Lag HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG CRH steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with
lead HRSG.
3) Last HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
During the last unit shutdown, the Steam turbine MCV is ramped
closed. The Steam turbine continues to unload and finally the Steam
turbine valves are tripped closed. When the ST is tripped and HP
steam bypass system is completely closed, the last HRSG CRH
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Description Action
6 LP Steam Stop The LP steam stop MOV (LBD-90-AA-002) will be closed.

MOV Close
1) Lead HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;

The lead HRSG HP steam is isolated from the HP header.
At this moment, the HRH, CRH and LP steam stop valve will be
closed simultaneously.
2) Lag HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG LP steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lead
HRSG.
3) Last HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
During the last unit shutdown, the ST LP control valve is placed in

position control and ramped closed. At this moment, the HRSG LP
steam stop is closed.
7 IP Steam Stop The IP steam stop MOV (LBA-95-AA-002) will be closed after IP
MOV Close steam PCV (LBA-95-AA-081) fully closed.
8 Continuous Continuous blowdown MOV will be closed.

blowdown MOV
1. Close the HP continuous blowdown isolation MOV (HAD-91-AA-
close (HP/IP)
002) when HP steam flow (LBA-90-CF-001/002) is lower than 20 %
MCR flow.
2. Close the IP continuous blowdown isolation MOV (HAD-95-AA-

002) when IP steam flow (LBA-95-CF-001/002) is lower than 20 %
MCR flow.
9 HP feedwater stop The HP feedwater stop MOV (LAB-90-AA-001) can be closed when
MOV Close no demand of feedwater supply. This MOV will be closed after HP
drum LCV(HAC-90-AA-081 and 082) fully closed.

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Description Action
10 IP feedwater stop The IP feedwater stop MOV (LAB-94-AA-001) can be closed when no
MOV Close demand of feedwater supply. This MOV will be closed after IP drum
LCV(HAC-94-AA-081) fully closed.
11 Condensate stop The condensate stop MOV (LCA-90-AA-001) can be closed when no
MOV Close demand of condensate supply. This MOV will be closed after LP drum
LCV (LCA-91-AA-081) fully closed.
12 C.P.H Stop the C.P.H recirculation pumps

Recirculation
pumps stop
13 Stack Damper Close stack damper

Close
1.6 Special operations
1.6.1 HRSG Trip
The HRSG protection item, which cause HRSG trip is summarized in Clause.4. In case of
HRSG protection signal detected, the HRSG is tripped by quick closing of diverter damper
within 20 seconds.

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1.6.2 Gas Turbine Trip
In case of a GT trip, the HRSG has also to be tripped to avoid cooling of HRSG by running
down GT. The HRSG is tripped by quick closing of diverter damper within 20 seconds.
1.6.3 Steam Turbine Trip
Steam Turbine Trip does not make any impact on the HRSG itself. The HRSG can be operated
by dumping steam generated from the HRSG to the condenser through the steam bypass
system or HRSG can be shutdown decided by operator.
1.6.4 HRSG (Gas Turbine) Run Back
The HRSG Run Back will be achieved by the Gas Turbine Run Back (load reducing) as
following events.
z If HRSG inlet duct Gas temperature (HNA-90-CT-001/002/003) ≥ 655 deg.C (Alarm H), the
GT Run Back until alarm disappeared.
z If HP final steam temperature (LBA-90-CT-001/002/003) ≥ 575 deg.C (Alarm H), the GT
Run Back until alarm disappeared.
z If RH final steam temperature (LBB-90-CT-001/002/003) ≥ 574 deg.C (Alarm H), the GT
Run Back until alarm disappeared.
2 HRSG CONTROL DESCRIPTION

HRSG equipment is controlled from the DCS placed in the central control room. The following
control schemes are envisaged in the Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG) control system.
2.1 Drum level control

The drum level control maintains a drum level set point by controlling the flow of feedwater
through a valve arrangement. Provision is also made to compensate for shrink and swell of
water in the drum and for a feed forward element derived from balancing water into the drum
and steam out of the drum.

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2.1.1 HP Drum Level Control
Control Schematic Diagram;
The drum level/feed water control comprises of a single element drum level control operating on
low load operation and a three element control operating on full load operation. The single
element control is envisaged for controlling the drum level during low load up to 25% MCR. The
three element control is envisaged for drum level control from 25% MCR to 100% MCR.
Valve composition ;
* Full load station ; Motorized isolation valve(HAC-90-AA-001), Control valve(HAC-90-AA-081)
* Low load station ; Motorized isolation valve(HAC-90-AA-002), Control valve(HAC-90-AA-082)
Single element control;
The median value of the drum level (HAD-90-CL-001/002/003) is compensated for the drum
pressure (HAD-90-CP-001/002/003). The compensated output is selected for load less than 25%
MCR. The measured level is compared with the set value and the error is applied to the
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points namely high start up level set point and low start up level set point. The set point should
be changed according to the drum pressure increasing.
HP drum start up level set point;
* Low start up level set point; -550mm from C.L. (If HP drum pressure is lower than 40 barg)
* High start up level set point; -200mm from C.L. (If HP drum pressure is higher than 40 barg)
These set points will switch over to normal set point from start up set point when load above 25%
MCR.
* HP drum normal set point; 0mm from C.L
Three element control;
This control is used for load greater than 25% MCR. It is based on three parameters namely
drum level, steam flow and feed water flow.
The steam flow (LBA-90-CF-001/002) is applied as a feed forward signal to the drum level
controller and the output of the controller is given as the set point for the feed water flow
controller. The feedwater flow (LAB-90-CF-001/002) is added to the controller as a feedback
signal.
The valves controlling the water feed to the drum are in a two valve arrangement consisting of a
30% valve for low load and a 100% valve for full load control.
The low load and full load control valves are arranged in a parallel split-range manner to provide
good flow control through a wide range of control valve pressure drop. The low load valve
handles the smaller flows until it is nearly fully open then full load valve opens to handle the
large flows. The opposite action occurs on decreasing flow. Generally, the flow capacity ratio of
the two valves is chosen to ensure that the drum level control remains as single-element during
start-up and the transfer of control valves occurs after three-element drum level control has
commenced.
For increasing flow, the full load control valve opens when the low load control valve is almost
fully open (approximately 90% stoke). After the transfer, the low load valve is fully closed
ensuring that the full load valve will not operate near to its seat. For decreasing flow, the low
load valve is opened and the larger valve is fully closed at the transfer point.
A motorized isolation valve on the inlet of each control valve is supplied to isolate the control
valve during shutdown/maintenance period and automatically opened when HRSG start initiated.

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2.1.2 IP Drum Level Control
The drum level/feed water control comprises of a single element drum level control operating on
low load operation and a three element control operating on full load operation. The single
element control is envisaged for controlling the drum level during low load up to 25% MCR. The
three element control is envisaged for drum level control from 25% MCR to 100% MCR.
Valve composition;
* Inching type Motorized bypass valve (HAC-94-AA-001), Control valve (HAC-94-AA-081)
MCR. The measured level is compared with the set value and the error is applied to the
controller for positioning the level control valve. The drum level shall have two start up level set
points namely high start up level set point and low start up level set point. The set point should
be changed according to the drum pressure increasing.

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IP drum start up level set point;
* Low start up level set point; -450mm from C.L. (If IP drum pressure is lower than 10 barg)
* High start up level set point; -200mm from C.L. (If IP drum pressure is higher than 10 barg)
MCR.
* IP drum normal set point; 0mm from C.L`
This control is used for load greater than 25% MCR. It is based on three parameters namely
drum level, steam flow and feed water flow.
The steam flow (LBA-95-CF-001/002) is applied as a feed forward signal to the drum level
controller and the output of the controller is given as the set point for the feed water flow
controller. The feedwater flow (LAB-94-CF-001/002) is added to the controller as a feedback
signal.
In the event of failure of the control valve, the inching type motorized bypass valve can be used
by the manual signal from the control room.
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The drum level/condensate water control comprises of a single element drum level control
operating on low load operation and a three element control operating on full load operation.
The single element control is envisaged for controlling the drum level during low load up to 25%
MCR. The three element control is envisaged for drum level control from 25% MCR to 100%
MCR.
Valve composition ;
* Inching type Motorized bypass valve (LCA-91-AA-001), Control valve (LCA-91-AA-081)
MCR (condensate flow). The measured level is compared with the set value and the error is
applied to the controller for positioning the level control valve. The drum level shall have two
start up level set points namely high start up level set point and low start up level set point. The
set point should be changed according to the drum pressure increasing.
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* Low start up level set point; -100mm from C.L. (If LP drum pressure is lower than 2 barg)
* High start up level set point; +300mm from C.L. (If LP drum pressure is higher than 2 barg)
MCR (condensate flow).
* LP drum normal set point; +500mm from C.L
This control is used for load greater than 25% MCR (condensate flow). It is based on three
parameters namely drum level, summed drum out flow and condensate flow.
The summed drum out flow [LP steam flow(LBD-90-CF-001/002) + HP feedwater flow(LAB-90-
CF-001/002) + IP feedwater flow(LAB-94-CF-001/0020)] is applied as a feed forward signal to
the drum level controller and the output of the controller is given as the set point for the
condensate flow controller. The condensate flow (LCA-90-CF-001/002) is added to the controller
as a feedback signal.
In the event of failure of the control valve, the inching type motorized bypass valve can be used
by the manual signal from the control room.
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The HP superheater steam desuperheater function is to control HRSG superheater outlet steam
temperature within allowable condition. The set point is 567 deg.C.
Valve composition ;
* Motorized block valve (LAE-90-AA-001), Control valve (LAE-90-AA-081)
* Inching type motorized bypass valve (LAE-90-AA-002)
To ensure that all water droplets are evaporated and to minimize potential temperature shocks
resulting from the introduction of spray water, the desuperheater is placed at the inlet to the HP
final superheater. The amount of spray water must be limited to avoid driving the HP final
superheater inlet steam into the saturation region.
HP superheater steam desuperheater control utilizes two controllers in a cascade arrangement

namely "outer" controller and “inner” controller. The setpoint of outer controller is the desired
HRSG HP superheater outlet steam temperature and the feedback is the HRSG HP
superheater outlet steam temperature (LBA-90-CT-001/002/003) measured at the outlet of the
final superheater. The set point is 567 deg.C at the final superheater outlet.

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The output of the outer controller is the temperature setpoint of the inner controller. This
controller positions the HP desuperheater spray water control valve. The feedback of the inner
controller is the steam temperature (HAH-90-CT-002/003/004) at the inlet to the final
superheater. In effect, the outer controller controls the final HRSG HP superheater outlet steam
temperature by adjusting the temperature of the steam entering the final stage of superheating.
Since there is a possibility of overspraying and forcing steam to saturation temperature at the
inlet of the HP final superheater, the setpoint of the inner controller has a minimum limit of the
present saturation temperature plus a margin (+28 deg.C). The saturation temperature is
determined from the saturation temperature from HP drum pressure measurements (HAD-90-
CP-001/002/003).
This steam temperature control is permissive only when the HP steam flow (LBA-90-CF-
001/002) is higher than 20% of MCR flow to avoid any steam condensation in steam path.
A motorized block valve is placed in the spray water line in series with a spray control valve. The
block valve is automatically closed whenever the desuperheater control is not enabled and
automatically opened when enabled.
In the event of failure of the control valve, the inching type bypass valve can be used by the
manual signal from the control room.
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The Reheater steam desuperheater function is to control HRSG reheater outlet steam
temperature within allowable condition. The set point is 566 deg.C.
Valve composition;
* Motorized block valve (LAF-90-AA-001), Control valve (LAF-90-AA-081)
* Inching type motorized bypass valve (LAF-90-AA-002)
To ensure that all water droplets are evaporated and to minimize potential temperature shocks
resulting from the introduction of spray water, the desuperheater is placed at the inlet to the final
reheater. The amount of spray water must be limited to avoid driving the final reheater inlet
steam into the saturation region.
Reheater steam desuperheater control utilizes two controllers in a cascade arrangement namely
"outer" controller and “inner” controller. The setpoint of outer controller is the desired HRSG
reheater outlet steam temperature and the feedback is the HRSG reheater outlet steam
temperature (LBB-90-CT-001/002/003) measured at the outlet of the final reheater. The set
point is 566 deg.C at the final reheater outlet.
The output of the outer controller is the temperature setpoint of the inner controller. This
controller positions the reheater desuperheater spray water control valve. The feedback of the

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inner controller is the steam temperature (HAJ-90-CT-002/003/004) at the inlet to the final
reheater. In effect, the outer controller controls the final HRSG reheater outlet steam
temperature by adjusting the temperature of the steam entering the final stage of reheater.
Since there is a possibility of overspraying and forcing steam to saturation temperature at the
inlet of the final reheater, the setpoint of the inner controller has a minimum limit of the present
saturation temperature plus a margin (+28 deg.C). The saturation temperature is determined
from the saturation temperature from hot reheat steam pressure measurements (LBB-90-CP-
001/002/003).
This steam temperature control is permissive only when the HP steam flow (LBA-90-CF-
001/002) is higher than 20% of MCR flow to avoid any steam condensation in steam path.
A motorized block valve is placed in the spray water line in series with an spray control valve.
The block valve is automatically closed whenever the desuperheater control is not enabled and
automatically opened when enabled.
In the event of failure of the control valve, the inching type bypass valve can be used by the
manual signal from the control room.
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The HRSG is equipped with IP steam pressure control valve and steam stop MOV in series to
Cold Reheater line. Large, rapid variations in IP drum pressure can cause rapid variations in the
drum level. Pressure change causes the void fractions in the evaporator and drum to enlarge
(on rapid pressure decay) or shrink (on rapid pressure rise), causing the water in the drum to
rise above or fall below NWL. Maintaining stable IP drum pressure greatly helps maintaining a
stable IP drum level.
Valve composition ;
* Control valve (LBA-95-AA-081), IP steam stop MOV (LBA-95-AA-002)
HRSG start-up shall be initiated with closed control valve. Then valve operation will be initiated
as followings.
Open control valve to 10 % when the IP steam pressure (LBA-95-CP-001/002) above 3 barg
and hold this position until the IP steam pressure reaches 10 barg. Then the control valve shall
modulate to maintain this pressure (10 barg).
With this control, the control valve will open continuously to full open position when the cold
reheat steam line is pressurized above 10 barg.

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Another function is that, during plant transient operation, if the IP steam pressure drops too fast,
the pressure decay rate will be controlled by acting to close this control valve. The control valve
shall control the IP steam pressure (LBA-95-CP-001/002) decay rate within -0.1bar/s.
The IP steam stop MOV will be opened from the initial start up and always open during
operation. During shutdown period, this valve can be closed when IP steam PCV is completely
closed.
2.5 LP Drum Pressure Control

The LP drum pressure is pegged by admitting supplementary steam from a higher

pressure/enthalpy source, the IP steam line. The pegging steam system includes piping from
the IP steam line to the LP drum, a motorized isolation valve and control valve.
Valve composition ;
* Motorized isolation valve(LBA-96-AA-001), Control valve(LBA-96-AA081)

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The pegging steam supply has the following functions. And this control is active only if the IP
drum pressure is higher than 10 barg.
* Mainly Oil firing operation case, It is expected that insufficient flue gas energy available at the
LP evaporator to maintain the LP drum pressure high enough to prevent gas side corrosion.
Pegging steam from the IP steam line maintains a minimum LP drum pressure and a resultant
LP drum water temperature. The set point (3 barg) is compared with the LP drum pressure
(HAD-97-CP-001/002/003). The difference is the input signal for the controller of the control
valve.
* When the feedwater pump suction is taken from the LP drum, pegging steam prevents a rapid
decay of LP drum pressure to limit the generation of steam voids in the drum and BFP suction
line water. If LP drum pressure drops too fast, the pressure decay rate will be controlled by
providing pegging steam. The pegging steam control valve shall control the LP drum pressure
(HAD-97-CP-001/002/003) decay rate within -0.007 bar/s.
The motorized isolation valve at the inlet of control valve is supplied to prevent any possible
leakage of the control valve. Also this valve will provide a tight isolation from the IP steam
system when no demand of steam supply. The motorized isolation valve is automatically closed
whenever the control is not enabled and automatically opened when enabled.
The motorized isolation valve will be protectionally closed when the LP drum pressure (HAD-97-
CP-001/002/003) is higher than 7 barg.
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The condensate preheater (CPH) is located outlet of HRSG and heated by exhaust gas before
leaving the main stack. The CPH inlet temperature control is to raise the temperature of the
condensate entering the CPH to avoid flue gas corrosion in the CPH tube. A temperature control
valve modulates the discharge flow of the CPH recirculation pumps to recirculate hot water from
the outlet of the CPH to the inlet of the CPH where it mixes with cold condensate flow.
The design Gas fuel composition used for the plant operation indicates zero sulfur concentration.
The fixed set point of 70 deg.C is enough to prevent corrosion for Gas fuel operation. When the
higher sulfur content fuel used, such as Oil operation, the CPH will be completely bypassed.
Composition ;
* 2X100% Recirculation pumps (LCA-92/93-AP-002)
* Temperature control valve(LCA-94-AA-081)
One of recirculation pump should be placed into service before starting the HRSG.
The fixed set point, 70deg.C is compared with the CPH inlet temperature (LCA-90-CT-003/004)
signal. The difference is the input signal for the controller of the control valve.

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In addition to the above temperature control, following control for recirculation pumps protection
is also incorporated.
To prevent less flow operation of pumps, the recirculation system controls must limit the closure
of control valve when the recirculation pump flow reaches low flow set point (65,000 kg/hr). The
low flow set point would be slightly above the actual minimum flow of recirculation pumps. The
recirculation pump flow is measured using flow transmitter (LCA-94-CF-001/002) located at the
discharge of pump. The operation pump must be tripped and the stand by pump starts if the
measured pump flow falls to the minimum flow trip setting (60,000 kg/hr).
To prevent excessive flow from the pumps, the recirculation high flow set point (300,000 kg/hr)
would be set below the recirculation pump maximum allowable continuous flow in order to limit
the further opening of control valve when the recirculation pump flow approaches the high flow.
The operation pump must be tripped and the stand by pump starts if the pump flow equals or
exceeds the maximum allowable continuous flow setting (330,000 kg/hr).
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The condensate preheater system is equipped with a condensate bypass system. The three-
way valve sends condensate water flow to the condensate preheater and/or bypass around the
condensate preheater.
The three-way valve can be positioned to ;
* direct all condensate flow to the condensate preheater,
* direct all condensate flow through the condensate preheater bypass,
* direct any portion of the flow to either the preheater or the bypass around the condensate
preheater.
Valve composition ;
* 3-way valve (LCA-90-AA-081)
For Gas firing Operation;
The 3-way valve is positioned to full open to the bypass direction before HRSG start. During
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bypassed by 3-way valve in order to prevent possible flue gas corrosion in the CPH tube. The 3-
way valve can be positioned to full open to the CPH direction after steam bypass operation is
finished and all steam introduced into the steam turbine.
After then the subcool temperature control will be initiated as following.
The three-way valve is positioned to route a portion of the condensate flow to the condensate
preheater bypass as required to hold a minimum subcooling before entering the deaerator to
ensure an optimum deaeration process.
The function of this control is to maintain condensate temperature several degrees below
saturation temperature to achieve a good deaeration performance in the deaerator. It is
accomplished by 3-way valve valve to split the incoming condensate flow between the CPH and
a bypass around the CPH.
If the temperature difference between the saturation temperature calculated from the LP drum
pressure (HAD-97-CP-001/002/003) and the CPH outlet temperature (LCA-91-CT-001/002) is
lower than 8 deg.C, the 3-way valve will be opened partially into the bypass direction in order to
make a cold condensate bypass flow and therefore reduce the temperature of CPH outlet
condensate before entering the deaerator.
The CPH full bypass operation shall be required in some case. When the CPH recirculation
pumps are all failure longer than 10 minutes, the three-way valve is positioned in the fully-closed
position to the CPH, resulting in all the condensate flow bypassing the condensate preheater so
that the HRSG can be continuously operation without shut down.
For Oil firing Operation;
The 3-way valve is positioned to full open to bypass direction always.
2.8 Economizer and Condensate Preheater Pressure Control

The economizer/preheater pressure control is to prevent the buildup of high pressure due to
economizer/preheater water expansion within a bottle-up hot economizer/preheater when the
drum level control valve is closed and HRSG in service. The economizer/preheater pressure
control will prevent unnecessary lifting of the economizer/preheater safety valve.

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1) HP Economizer pressure control
If HP economizer pressure (LAB-90-CP-001) reaches 188 barg, Auto open the low load LCV
(HAC-90-AA-082) to 20%. The auto open function has to be effective in HRSG operation below
25% MCR and shut down period also.
The auto open command is removed if HP economizer pressure (LAB-90-CP-001) falls below
180 barg.
2) IP Economizer pressure control
If IP economizer pressure (LAB-94-CP-001) reaches 65 barg, Auto open the LCV (HAC-94-AA-
081) to 20%. The auto open function has to be effective in HRSG operation below 25% MCR
and shut down period also.
The auto open command is removed if IP economizer pressure (LAB-94-CP-001) falls below 55
barg.
3) Condensate Preheater(CPH) pressure control
If CPH pressure (LCA-90-CP-002) reaches 32 barg, Auto open the LCV (LCA-91-AA-081) to
20%. The auto open function has to be effective in HRSG operation below 25% MCR and shut
down period also.
The auto open command is removed if CPH pressure (LCA-90-CP-002) falls below 28 barg.
2.9 Steam Drain Control

The purpose of the drain valve is to remove any accumulated condensate from the
superheater/reheater and steam line and provide a flow path for steam to heat the piping during
start up.
HRSG start-up shall be initiated with closed drain valves. Then drain valves operation shall be
initiated as followings.
1) HP Superheater drain MOV (HAH-90-AA-001, HAH-91-AA-001, LBA-90-AA-001)
Open drain valve when HP Drum pressure (HAD-90-CP-001/002/003) above 1 barg.
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Then, place MOV (HAH-90-AA-001 and LBA-90-AA-001) into auto operation mode comparing
the drain pot temperature element and the saturation temperature at corresponding drum
pressure measurements.
- Open when superheated 30 deg.C below.
- Close when superheated 50 deg.C above.
Place MOV (HAH-91-AA-001) into auto operation mode monitoring the drain pot level switches.
- Open when High or High/High level switch detect any condensate.
- Close when High level switch detect no condensate.
These valves shall have opening limit to prevent excess drain flow. When open demand is
initiated, the valve open position shall be determined as following.
- HP Drum Pressure < 15 barg; full open.
- HP Drum Pressure > 15 barg; Intermediate (20%) open.
2) HP Steam line drain MOV (LBA-90-AA-005).
Open drain valve when HP Drum pressure (HAD-90-CP-001/002/003) above 1 barg.
Close after 5 minutes time delay, if HP drum pressure reaches or higher than 15 barg and HP
steam stop MOV (LBA-90-AA-003) open.
Then, place into auto operation mode comparing the drain pot temperature element and the
saturation temperature at corresponding drum pressure measurements.
This valve shall have opening limit to prevent excess drain flow. When open demand is initiated,
the valve open position shall be determined as following.
- HP Drum Pressure < 15 barg; full open.
- HP Drum Pressure > 15 barg; Intermediate (20%) open.
3) CRH steam line drain MOV (LBC-90-AA-002)
Open CRH steam line drain MOV (LBC-90-AA-902), when RH steam pressure (LBB-90-CP-
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Close after 5 minutes time delay, if RH steam pressure reaches or higher than 5 barg and CRH
steam stop MOV (LBC-90-AA-001) open.
Then, place into auto operation mode monitoring the drain pot level switches.
- RH Pressure < 15 barg; full open.
- RH Pressure > 15 barg; Intermediate (20%) open.
4) Reheater and HRH steam line drain MOV (HAJ-90-AA-001, LBB-90-AA-002)
Open drain valve when RH steam pressure (LBB-90-CP-001/002/003) above 1 barg.
Close after 5 minutes time delay, if RH steam pressure reaches or higher than 5 barg.
Then, place into auto operation mode monitoring the drain pot temperature element and
comparing the saturation temperature at RH steam pressure measurements.
- RH Pressure < 15 barg; full open.
- RH Pressure > 15 barg; Intermediate (20%) open.
5) IP Steam line drain MOV (LBA-95-AA-003)
Open drain valve when IP Drum pressure (HAD-94-CP-001/002/003) above 1 barg.
Close after 5 minutes time delay, if IP Drum pressure reaches or higher than 5 barg and IP
Steam PCV (LBA-95-AA-081) open more than 10 %.

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- IP Drum Pressure < 15 barg; full open.
- IP Drum Pressure > 15 barg; Intermediate (20%) open.
6) LP Steam line drain MOV (LBD-90-AA-004)
Open drain valve when LP Drum pressure (HAD-97-CP-001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
Close after 5 minutes time delay, if LP Drum pressure reaches or higher than 2 barg.
2.10 Steam Start up Vent Control

The function of these valves is to remove non condensable gas like an air from the HRSG
steam side. HRSG start-up shall be initiated with closed these vent valves. Then vent valves
operation shall be initiated as followings.
1) HP start up vent MOV (LBA-90-AA-002)
Open vent valves when HP Drum pressure (HAD-90-CP-001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
Close when HP Drum pressure reaches 2 barg.
2) RH start up vent MOV (LBB-90-AA-001) and PCV (LBB-90-AA-081)
* Pressure increasing mode during start up ;
The RH start up vent will control the RH pressure increasing rate, if RH steam bypass system
(Condenser vacuum) is not ready condition.
Open RH start up vent isolation MOV (LBB-90-AA-001) when RH steam pressure (LBB-90-CP-
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The RH start up vent PCV (LBB-90-AA-081) will control the RH pressure change rate within
allowable range (1 bar/min).
Close RH start up vent MOV and PCV when the RH steam bypass system (Condenser vacuum)
is available. Then vent valve will be placed into the pressure control mode.
* Pressure control mode during normal operation;
If the RH steam pressure(LBB-90-CP-001/002/003) is reached to the set point (39.5 barg), the
HP start up vent PCV (LBB-90-AA-081) open initiated and control the steam pressure, not to
over than the set point. The set point is slightly lower than safety valve setting pressure. The
isolation MOV will open first when the RH steam pressure is reached to 39 barg.
3) IP start up vent MOV (LBA-95-AA-001)
Open vent valves when IP Drum pressure (HAD-94-CP-001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
Close when IP Drum pressure reaches 1.5 barg.
4) LP start up vent MOV (LBD-90-AA-001) and PCV (LBD-90-AA-081)
* Pressure increasing mode during start up ;
The LP start up vent will control the LP Drum pressure increasing rate, if LP steam bypass
system (Condenser vacuum) is not ready condition.
Open LP start up vent isolation MOV (LBD-90-AA-001) when LP Drum pressure (HAD-97-CP-
001/002/003) above 0.5 barg.
The LP start up vent PCV (LBD-90-AA-081) will control the LP Drum pressure change rate
within allowable range (0.3 bar/min).
Close LP start up vent MOV and PCV when the LP steam bypass system (Condenser vacuum)
is available. Then vent valve will be placed into the pressure control mode.
Pressure control mode during normal operation;
If the LP steam pressure (LBD-90-CP-001/002/003) is reached to the set point (8 barg), the LP
start up vent PCV (LBD-90-AA-081) open initiated and control the steam pressure, not to over
than the set point. The set point is slightly lower than safety valve setting pressure. The isolation
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5) Deaerator vent MOV (HAD-97-AA-001)
This vent MOV will be opened when HRSG start initiated and always opened during HRSG
operation. This valve can be closed after HRSG shutdown completed (Stack Damper close).
2.11 Drum Continuous Blowdown Control

Continuous blowdown basically controls the T.D.S and silica level of the drum water. Blowdown
flow of drum water is continuous and controlled manually by the operator in the control room
based on the feed back of drum and steam quality. An isolation MOV for tight shut off and an
manual blowdown valve for fine control in series are provided for this control.
1) HP Continuous Blowdwon MOV (HAD-91-AA-002)
The HRSG start up will be initiated with closed blowdown MOV.
The blowdown MOV shall be opened after HP steam flow (LBA-90-CF-001/002) is higher than
20 % MCR flow and also shall be automatically closed when the HP steam flow is not higher
than open permissive value.
This valve shall be protectionally closed if following happen;
* When HP drum level (HAD-90-CL-001/002/003) fall below the low water level (-685 mm from
C.L).
2) IP Continuous Blowdwon MOV (HAD-95-AA-002)
The HRSG start up will be initiated with closed blowdown MOV.
The blowdown MOV shall be opened after IP steam flow (LBA-95-CF-001/002) is higher than
20 % MCR flow and also shall be automatically closed when the IP steam flow is not higher than
open permissive value.
* When IP drum level (HAD-94-CL-001/002/003) fall below the low water level (-530 mm from
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2.12 Intermittent Blowdown Control

This valve is used to control the drum level in abnormal condition. If the water level is
abnormally high, the intermittent blowdown valves open and the excess volume of water is
discharged to the blowdown tank.
1) HP intermittent blowdown MOV (HAD-91-AA-001)
There are two opening set point, namely start up set point and normal set point. The set point
change will be done when HP steam production has reached about 25% MCR.
Opening set point;
* Start up set point (below 25% M.C.R); N.W.L (0mm from C.L).
* Normal operation set point (above 25% M.C.R); High water level (+180mm from C.L).
This valve shall be closed whenever drum level fall below set points.
This valve shall have opening limit to prevent excess blowdown flow. When open demand is
Opening limit;
* HP Drum Pressure < 15 barg; full open.
* HP Drum Pressure > 15 barg; Intermediate (20%) open.
* When HP drum level (HAD-90-CL-001/002/003) fall below the low water level (-685 mm from
C.L).
2) IP intermittent blowdown MOV (HAD-95-AA-001)
change will be done when IP steam production has reached about 25% MCR.
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This valve shall have opening limit to prevent excess blowdown flow. When open demand is
Opening limit;
* IP Drum Pressure < 15 barg; full open.
* IP Drum Pressure > 15 barg; Intermediate (20%) open.
* When IP drum level (HAD-94-CL-001/002/003) fall below the low water level (-530 mm from
C.L).
3) LP intermittent blowdown MOV (HAD-98-AA-001)
change will be done when condensate flow has reached about 25% MCR.
Opening set point;
* When LP drum level (HAD-97-CL-001/002/003) fall below the low water level (-1065 mm from
C.L).
2.13 HRSG Feedwater and Condensate line stop MOV

Following valves can be used to make HRSG isolation from the BOP system for HRSG
shutdown or maintenance period. The stop valve shall be always opened from HRSG initial start
up and not be closed when HRSG is in service.
1) HP Feedwater Main (LAB-90-AA-001) and Bypass (LAB-90-AA-002) stop MOV.
Due to the high pressure difference between the running feedwater pumps and the HRSG,
small bypass MOV is provided. As preparation activity for HRSG start, these valves will be used
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First, the small bypass MOV will be opened. Then, if the pressure difference across the main
MOV is less than 5 bar, the main MOV is opened. The small bypass MOV will be closed after
the main MOV is fully opened.
These valves shall be protectionally closed if following happen;
* When HP drum level (HAD-90-CL-001/002/003) reaches the High/High water level (230 mm
from C.L).
2) IP Feedwater Main (LAB-94-AA-001) and Bypass (LAB-94-AA-002) stop MOV.
Due to the high pressure difference between the running feedwater pumps and the HRSG,
small bypass MOV is provided. As preparation activity for HRSG start, these valves will be used
to pressurize the economizer zone by the running feedwater pumps.
First, the small bypass MOV will be opened. The, if the pressure difference across the main
MOV is less than 5 bar, the main MOV is opened. The small bypass MOV will be closed after
the main MOV is fully opened.
These valves shall be protectionally closed if following happen;
* When IP drum level (HAD-94-CL-001/002/003) reaches the High/High water level (230 mm
from C.L).
3) Condensate Stop MOV (LCA-90-AA-001)
As preparation activity for HRSG start, this valve will be opened before HRSG start.
* When LP drum level (HAD-97-CL-001/002/003) reaches the High/High water level (725 mm
from C.L).
2.14 HRSG Steam line stop MOV

These valves make HRSG isolaton from the steam header in case of HRSG not in service. Also
these valves are used to connect the HRSG into the operation steam header during start-up.
During the plant start up, shutdown and trip, pressure builds in the HRSG will be controlled by
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system. The HP steam bypass steam will be admitted to the CRH piping. The HRH and LP
steam bypass is routed to the condenser respectively.
1) HP Steam Main (LBA-90-AA-003) and Bypass (LBA-90-AA-004) stop MOV.
1.1) For HRSG Start up Mode.
* Lead HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The Main stop MOV is opened at the initiation of the HRSG start while the bypass stop MOV is
closed. And the HP main steam header is warmed, drained and pressurized along with the
HRSG.
* Lag HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG is started with closed steam stop valves. When the following conditions are
satisfied, Open small bypass stop valve first.
z Temperature difference between lag HRSG steam and operation header steam is lower than
50 deg.C.
z The lag HRSG (HP) steam pressure is higher (Approximately, 2 bar) than the operation
header pressure.
After small bypass stop valve open, then open the main stop valve and close the small bypass
stop valve.
* Last HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The last HRSG HP steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lag HRSG.
1.2) For HRSG shutdown mode.
* Lead HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
With HRSG shutdown command, the diverter damper will be closed with normal speed (60
seconds). Then the HP steam bypass system will open to control HP steam pressure and the
HRH steam bypass system will open as a result of the HP steam bypass system opening.
The HP steam stop valve will be closed when HRSG shutdown initiated and HP steam bypass
system open sufficiently (about 10%). The HP steam bypass set point of the HRSG is slowly
ramped below (about 2 bar) the operating pressure, thereby diverting steam from the HP steam
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* Lag HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG HP steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lead HRSG.
* Last HRSG HP steam stop MOV ;
During the last unit shutdown, the Steam turbine MCV is ramped closed. The Steam turbine
continues to unload and finally the Steam turbine valves are tripped closed. When the ST is
tripped, the last HRSG HP and HRH steam stop valves are closed.
2) CRH Steam Stop MOV (LBC-90-AA-001)
* Lead HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
The CRH steam stop MOV is opened at the initiation of the HRSG start. And the CRH steam
header is warmed, drained and pressurized along with the HRSG.
* Lag HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG reheater is started with closed steam stop valves. Thus, the reheater is initially
isolated from the steam header. Steam from the HP steam bypass system passes through the
reheater to the condenser via the HRH steam bypass system.
When the steam conditions are satisfied, the lag HRSG HRH steam isolation valve open
initiated. At this moment, the CRH steam stop valve will be opened simultaneously.
The last HRSG CRH steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lag HRSG.
* Lead HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
With HRSG shutdown command, the diverter damper will be closed normal speed. Then the HP
steam bypass system will open to control HP steam pressure and the HRH steam bypass
system will open as a result of the HP steam bypass opening.
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At this moment, the HRH, CRH and LP steam stop valve will be closed simultaneously.
The lag HRSG CRH steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lead HRSG.
* Last HRSG CRH steam stop MOV ;
During the last unit shutdown, the Steam turbine MCV is ramped closed. The Steam turbine
continues to unload and finally the Steam turbine valves are tripped closed. When the ST is
tripped and HP steam bypass system is completely closed, the last HRSG CRH steam stop
valve is closed.
3) LP Steam Main (LBD-90-AA-002) and Bypass (LBD-90-AA-003) stop MOV.
* Lead HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
The Main stop MOV is opened at the initiation of the HRSG start while the bypass stop MOV is
closed. And the LP main steam header is warmed, drained and pressurized along with the
HRSG.
* Lag HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG is started with closed steam stop valves. When the following conditions are
satisfied, Open small bypass stop valve first.
z Temperature difference between lag HRSG steam and operation header steam is lower than
30 deg.C.
z The lag HRSG (LP) steam pressure is higher (Approximately, 0.5 bar) than the operation
header pressure.
After small bypass stop valve open, then open the main stop valve and close the small bypass
stop valve.
* Last HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
The last HRSG LP steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lag HRSG.
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With HRSG shutdown command, the diverter damper will be closed with normal speed. Then
the LP steam bypass system will open to control LP steam pressure.
through the HP steam bypass system. The lead HRSG HP steam is isolated from the HP header.
At this moment, the HRH, CRH and LP steam stop valve will be closed simultaneously.
* Lag HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
The lag HRSG LP steam stop MOV’s operation is the same with lead HRSG.
* Last HRSG LP steam stop MOV ;
During the last unit shutdown, the ST LP control valve is placed in position control and ramped
closed. At this moment, the HRSG LP steam stop is closed.
3 HRSG PROTECTION DESCRIPTION

The HRSG protection fulfils all requirements to ensure the safe operation with high availability of
the HRSG and its main components and the affected/linked plant aggregates. Besides the
prevention of personal hazards the HRSG, protection shall avoid failure of major parts of the
plant with high financial risk and strong reduction in lifetime of components.
The following items are implemented for HRSG protection.
3.1 HP Drum Level > H.H
The HP drum level is protected against impermissible high water level to avoid water carry over
into the superheater, the main steam line and in an extreme case also into the steam turbine. In
this case temperature shocks with damages to the superheater and main steam line might
occur. Water droplets to the steam turbine might result in mechanical damages to the blades.
1) Signal; High/High(+230 mm from C.L) by 2 out of 3 HP drum level (HAD-90-CL-001/002/003).
2) Actions after time delay of 2 sec;
* HRSG Trip by Fast close of diverter damper.
* Close HP feedwater stop valves (LAB-90-AA-001/002).
* Trip HP/IP feedwater pumps, if the HP feedwater stop valves (LAB-90-AA-001/002) is not
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3.2 HP Drum Level < L.L
The HP evaporator has to be protected from running dry to avoid local overheating on
evaporator due to missing feed water.
1) Signal; Low/Low (-785 mm from C.L) by 2 out of 3 HP drum level (HAD-90-CL-001/002/003).
3.3 IP Drum Level > H.H
The IP drum level is protected against impermissible high water level to avoid water carry over
1) Signal; High/High (+230 mm from C.L) by 2 out of 3 IP drum level (HAD-94-CL-001/002/003).
* Close IP feedwater stop valves (LAB-94-AA-001/002).
* Trip HP/IP feedwater pumps, if the IP feedwater stop valves (LAB-94-AA-001/002) is not
closed within 50 seconds.
3.4 IP Drum Level < L.L
The IP evaporator has to be protected from running dry to avoid local overheating on evaporator
due to missing feed water.
1) Signal; Low/Low (-630 mm from C.L) by 2 out of 3 IP drum level (HAD-94-CL-001/002/003).
3.5 LP Drum Level > H.H
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1) Signal; High/High (+725 mm from C.L) by 2 out of 3 LP drum level (HAD-97-CL-001/002/003).
* Close condensate stop valves (LCA-90-AA-001).
* Trip Condensate pumps, if the condensate stop valves (LCA-90-AA-001) is not closed within
50 seconds.
3.6 LP Drum Level < L.L
The LP evaporator has to be protected from running dry to avoid local overheating on
evaporator due to missing feed water. The feedwater pumps also have to be protected from
cavitations in case of extreme low level of LP drum.
1) Signal; Low/Low (-1165 mm from C.L) by 2 out of 3 LP drum level (HAD-97-CL-001/002/003).
* Trip HP/IP feedwater pumps.
3.7 HP Steam Temperature > H.H
In case of failure of the HP desuperheater steam temperature control, the HRSG has to be
protected to avoid impermissible high temp.
1) Signal; High/High (582 deg.C) by 2 out of 3 HP steam temperature (LBA-90-CT-001/002/003)
3.8 Hot Reheat Steam Temperature > H.H
In case of failure of the Reheater desuperheater steam temperature control, the HRSG has to
be protected to avoid impermissible high temp.
1) Signal; High/High (581 deg.C) by 2 out of 3 RH steam temperature (LBB-90-CT-001/002/003)

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3.9 HRSG Inlet Duct Temperature > H.H
The HRSG inlet duct has to be protected against impermissible high exhaust gas temperature.
1) Signal; High/High (659 deg.C) by 2 out of 3 Gas temperature (HNA-90-CT-001/002/003)
3.10 HRSG Stack Closure Damper Failure
In case of failure of the HRSG stack damper, the HRSG has to be protected to avoid HRSG
duct or HRSG wall over pressurization or rupture caused by closure of the stack damper.
1) Signal; Two out of three open limit switches (HNE-90-CG-081/082/083) do not indicate the
stack damper fully open.
2) Actions;
3.11 All HP/IP Feedwater Pumps OFF

In case of failure of all HP/IP feedwater pumps, the HRSG (HP and IP Drum) has to be
protected to avoid missing feedwater.
1) Signal; by logic.
3.12 All Condensate Extraction Pumps OFF

In case of failure of all condensate extraction pumps, the HRSG (LP Drum) has to be protected
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3.13 Gas Turbine Trip

In case of a GT trip, the HRSG has also to be tripped to avoid cooling of HRSG by running
down GT.
1) Signal; by logic
2) Actions;
* HRSG Trip by Fast close of the diverter damper.
3.14 HRSG Trip Command from C.C.R

HRSG shall be tripped when trip command from C.C.R. decided by the operator.
1) Signal; by logic
2) Actions;
3.15 HRSG Trip and Diverter damper Not Closed

In case that the diverter damper is not closed within required time, the GT shall be tripped.
1) Signal; by logic
(The diverter damper is not closed within 20 seconds after HRSG trip initiated).
2) Actions;
* HRSG Trip by the GT trip
3.16 Steam bypass system trip and bypass operation required

In this case the produced HRSG steam cannot be routed completely to the condenser. To avoid
steam pressure increase and blowing of the safety valves, the HRSG has to be protected.
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3.17 CW (Circulation Water) System Trip

In this case the produced HRSG steam cannot be routed completely to the condenser due to
the lack of condenser vacuum. To avoid steam pressure increase and blowing of the safety
valves, the HRSG has to be protected.
2) Actions;
4 Alarm and Set Point List

Item. Service
Tag.No. Set Point Required Action
No. Description
1 HNA-90-CT- HRSG inlet duct ≥ 659 deg.C * Alarm H,H
001/002/003 Gas Temperaure * HRSG Trip (Time delay 120 sec).
≥ 655 deg.C * Alarm H
* Gas Turbine Run Back until alarm
disappeared.
2 LAB-90-CP-001 HP Econ. Pressure ≥ 210 barg * Alarm H
* Econ. Safety valve Set Pressure.
3 HAD-90-CL- HP drum level ≥ + 230mm * Alarm H,H
001/002/003 From Center Line * HRSG Trip (Time delay 2 sec).
* Protective close F.W stop MOV
(LAB-90-AA-001/002).
* HP/IP F.W pumps Trip, if F.W stop
MOV is not closed within 50 seconds.
≥ + 180mm * Alarm H
From Center Line * Open set point of HP IBD MOV
(HAD-91-AA-001) for Normal
operation.
= 0mm * Normal Water Level.
From Center Line * Open set point of HP IBD MOV
(HAD-91-AA-001) for start up
operation.
= - 200mm * High Start up Water Level, when
From Center Line Drum Press > 40 barg.
= - 550mm * Low Start up Water Level, when

From Center Line Drum Press < 40 barg.

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Item. Service
No. Description
≤ - 685mm * Alarm L.
From Center Line * Protective close HP CBD MOV
(HAD-91-AA-002) & IBD MOV (HAD-
91-AA-001).
≤ - 785mm * Alarm L,L
From Center Line * HRSG Trip (Time delay 2 sec).
HAD-90-CT-001 Wall differential ≥ 50 deg.C * Alarm H.

4 Vs temperature at HP * limiting GT load change during load
HAD-90-CT-002 Drum lower side. change.
HAD-90-CT-003 Wall differential ≥ 50 deg.C * Alarm H.

5 Vs temperature at HP * limiting GT load change during load
HAD-90-CT-004 Drum upper side. change.
6 HAD-90-CP- HP drum pressure ≥ 153 barg * Alarm H.
001/002/003 * Drum Safety valve Set Pressure.
HAH-90-CT-008 ≥ 40 deg.C * Alarm H.
Vs * limiting GT load change during load
HAH-90-CT-009. change.
or
HAH-90-CT-010
Vs
HAH-90-CT-011. Wall differential
7 or temperature at HP
HAH-90-CT-012 S.H outlet Header.
Vs
HAH-90-CT-013.
or
HAH-90-CT-014
Vs
HAH-90-CT-015.
8 LBA-90-CT- HP final steam ≥ 582 deg.C * Alarm H.H
001/002/003 temperature * HRSG Trip (Time delay 60 sec).
≥ 575 deg.C * Alarm H.
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Item. Service
No. Description
= 567 deg.C * Set Point of HP desuperheater
control
9 LBA-90-CP- HP steam pressure ≥ 146 barg * Alarm H.
001/002/003 * S.H Safety valve Set Pressure.
10 LAE-90-CP-101 Strainer Del. ≥ 0.5 bar * Alarm H
Pressure on HP * For strainer blocking warning.
DESH. Spray line
11 LBC-90-CP-001 CRH steam ≥ 42.5 barg * Alarm H.
pressure * CRH Safety valve Set Pressure.
12 LBB-90-CT- RH final steam ≥ 581 deg.C * Alarm H.H

001/002/003 temperature * HRSG Trip (Time delay 60 sec).
≥ 574 deg.C * Alarm H.
disappeared.
= 566 deg.C * Set Point of RH desuperheater
control
13 LBB-90-CP- Hot RH steam ≥ 40.5 barg * Alarm H.
001/002/003 pressure * HRH Safety valve Set Pressure.
≥ 39.5 barg * Set point of RH start up vent PCV
control (LBB-90-AA-081)
≥ 39 barg * Open Set point of RH start up vent

isolation MOV (LBB-90-AA-001)
14 LAF-90-CP-101 Strainer Del. ≥ 0.5 bar * Alarm H

Pressure on RH * For strainer blocking warning.
DESH. Spray line
15 LAB-94-CP-001 IP Econ. Pressure ≥ 75 barg * Alarm H
* Econ. Safety valve Set Pressure.
16 HAD-94-CL- IP drum level ≥ + 230mm * Alarm H,H

* Protective close F.W stop MOV

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Item. Service
No. Description
(LAB-94-AA-001/002).
* HP/IP F.W pumps Trip, if F.W stop
MOV is not closed within 50 seconds.
From Center Line * Open set point of IP IBD MOV
operation.
= 0mm * Normal Water Level.
From Center Line * Open set point of IP IBD MOV
operation.
= - 200mm * High Start up Water Level, when
≤ - 530mm * Alarm L.
From Center Line * Protective close IP CBD MOV
(HAD-95-AA-002) & IBD MOV (HAD-
95-AA-001).
17 HAD-94-CP- IP drum pressure ≥ 45 barg * Alarm H.
18 LBA-95-CP- IP steam pressure ≥ 43 barg * Alarm H.
001/002 * S.H Safety valve Set Pressure.
19 LCA-90-CP-101 CPH Pressure ≥ 40 barg * Alarm H.
* C.P.H Safety valve Set Pressure.
20 LCA-92-CP-101 Strainer Del. ≥ 0.1 bar * Alarm H

Pressure on CPH * For strainer blocking warning.
Recirculation Pump
21 LCA-93-CP-101 Strainer Del. ≥ 0.1 bar * Alarm H
Pressure on CPH * For strainer blocking warning.
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Item. Service
No. Description
22 LCA-90-CT- CPH inlet = 70 deg.C * Set Point of CPH recirculaiton temp.

003/004 Temperature control
≤ 67 deg.C * Alarm L
23 LCA-94-CF- CPH Recirculation ≥ 330,000 kg/hr * Alarm H.H
001/002 flow * Stop the operation pump and Start
the standby pump.
≥ 300,000 kg/hr * Alarm H.
* Limit further opening of TCV(LCA-
94-AA-081).
≤ 65,000 kg/hr * Alarm L.
* Limit further closing of TCV(LCA-94-
AA-081).
≤ 60,000 kg/hr * Alarm L.L
* Stop the operation pump and Start
the standby pump.
24 HAD-97-CL- LP drum level ≥ + 725mm * Alarm H,H
* Protective close Condensate stop
MOV (LCA-90-AA-001).
* Condensate extraction pumps Trip,
if Condensate stop MOV is not closed
within 50 seconds.
From Center Line * Open set point of LP IBD MOV
operation.
= + 500mm * Normal Water Level.
From Center Line * Open set point of LP IBD MOV
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Item. Service
No. Description
= + 300mm * High Start up Water Level, when
≤ - 1065mm * Alarm L.
From Center Line * Protective close LP IBD MOV (HAD-
98-AA-001).
* HP/IP feedwater pumps Trip.
25 HAD-97-CP- LP drum pressure ≥ 10 barg * Alarm H.
≥ 7 barg * Protective close pegging stop MOV
(LBA-96-AA-001).
= 3 barg * Set Point of LP Drum pegging
control
26 LBD-90-CP- LP steam pressure ≥ 9 barg * Alarm H.
001/002/003 * S.H Safety valve Set Pressure.
≥ 8 barg * Set point of LP start up vent PCV control
(LBD-90-AA-081)
≥ 7.5 barg * Open Set point of LP start up vent

isolation MOV (LBD-90-AA-001)

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5 HRSG Water Chemistry Requirements

The main objectives of water chemistry control are to insure the long term integrity of the
materials of construction and the successful operation of the water & steam cycle. The particular
types of chemical treatment may vary depending on many factors such as the variety of
materials, operating conditions, system design, etc.
These guidelines are generally in accordance with published guidelines from EPRI, VGB, ASME,
as well as ABMA (American Boiler Manufacturers Association).
- Demineralized Water (at Demineralizer Water Plant Outlet)
Target (See table for Maximum Annual Exposure to

Contaminant Conditions and Action Level Criteria)
Parameter Unit Normal
Specific conductivity μS/cm < 0.2
Silica as SiO2 ppb < 20
Sodium + Potassium as Na+K ppb < 10
Iron as Fe ppb < 20
Copper as Cu ppb < 3
TOC ppb < 300
- Condensate (at Condensate Pump Discharge)

Parameter Unit Normal Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
Cation Conductivity μS/cm < 0.2 < 0.4 < 0.8 > 0.8
pH-value - 9.0 - 9.6 - - -
Silica as SiO2 ppb < 20 > 20 - -
Iron as Fe ppb < 20 > 20 - -
Sodium as Na ppb < 10 < 20 < 40 >40
Copper as Cu ppb <3 >3 - -
Oxigen ppb < 10 < 20 > 20 -
- Feedwater (at Feedwater pump Discharge)

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Parameter Unit Normal Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
Cation Conductivity μS/cm < 0.2 < 0.4 < 0.8 > 0.8
pH-value - 9.0 - 9.6 - - -
Silica as SiO2 ppb < 20 > 20 - -
Iron as Fe ppb < 20 > 20 - -
Sodium as Na ppb < 10 < 15 < 30 >30
Copper as Cu ppb <3 >3 - -
Oxigen ppb < 10 < 15 < 20 >20
- Boiler Water (HP, IP and LP Drum)
Note: These guidelines do not apply to the Low Pressure (LP) drum because LP drum acts as
a feedwater tank. In such a case, the feedwater guidelines are applicable to the LP boilerwater.

Parameter Unit Normal Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Immediate
shutdown
Specific Conductivity (HP drum) μS/cm < 40 < 50 > 50 - -
Cation Conductivity (HP drum) μS/cm < 30 < 40 > 40 - -
pH-value (HP drum) - 9.1 - 9.6 - - - <8
Silica as SiO2 (HP drum) ppm < 0.6 < 1.2 < 2.4 > 2.4 -
Phosphate as PO4 (HP drum) ppm <6 <8 < 15 > 15 -
Specific Conductivity (IP drum) μS/cm < 50 < 60 > 60 - -
Cation Conductivity (IP drum) μS/cm < 40 < 50 > 50 - -

pH-value (IP drum) - 9.1 - 9.6 - - - <8
Silica as SiO2 (IP drum) ppm <7 < 10 < 20 > 20 -
Phosphate as PO4 (IP drum) ppm <6 <8 < 15 > 15 -
- Maximum Annual Exposure to Contaminant Conditions and Action Level Criteria
Targets Cumulative Hours per Year Action Level Criteria

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Qurayyah CCPP HRSG
Base Load Cycling

Normal - - Values are consistent with long-term reliability.
Action Level 1 336 (2 weeks) 672 (4 weeks) There is a potential for the accumulation of
contaminants and corrosion. Return values to
normal levels within 1 week.
Action Level 2 48 (2 days) 96 (4 days) The accumulation of impurities an corrosion will
occur. Return values to normal levels within 24
hours.
Action Level 3 8 16 Experience indicates that rapid corrosion could
occur, which can be avoided by shutdown of the
unit within 4 hours.
Immediate 1 2 There is clear evidence of rapid boiler tube
shutdown damage by low boiler water pH. Immediate
shutdown of the unit is required to avoid such
damage.

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000 09-Sep-11 ISSUE FOR INFORMATION B.H.Park C.R.Kim J.S.

O&M MANUAL FOR HRSG

CREATED BY: CHECKED BY:

DATE STARTED: DATE COMPLETED:

OPR'G. DEPT.: ENG. DEPT.:

QURAYYAH SAUDI ARABIA

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Chapter 1.0 General Doc.No :XXXX

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Chapter 1.0 General Doc.No :XXXX

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1 HRSG SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The HRSG is designed to have the following output at Guarantee condition;

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1.1 High Pressure (HP) system

- Heating surface information of HP system;

- Safety valves information of HP system;

The system fulfils the following object:

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The HP drum has the following functions:

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1.2 Intermediate Pressure (IP) system

- Heating surface information of IP system;

- Safety valves information of IP system;

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Cold Reheat 1st SV LBC-90-AA-191 42.5 27.6

Cold Reheat 2nd SV LBC-90-AA-192 43.8 27.6

The system fulfils the following object:

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IP steam Piping system

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1.3 Low Pressure (LP) system

- Heating surface information of LP system;

- Safety valves information of LP system;

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The system fulfils the following object:

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The LP drum has the following functions:

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LP steam Piping system

1.4 Exhaust Gas system

The system fulfils the following requirements;

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