Advanced Valve Solutions C
Advanced Valve Solutions C
Advanced Valve Solutions C
30 employees
The Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the USA.
AVS characteristics:
Problem solvers, process engineering
Control valves / Valves / Custom made systems
Valve packages
Power, steam and water
Oil & Gas, subsea and production
HORA
PERSTA
ZWICK
MACOGA
STI
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Cavitation
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Bernoulli: ½ mv 2 + p + mgh = C
Or P2 = 0,547 P1
INTRO. HORA PERSTA ZWICK. MACOGA. STI
Every valve is different!
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Standard LP-HP valves Feedwater control Drain- & blowdown valves OTC valves
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Control valves
Desuperheaters
M
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
fe e d w a t e r t a nk
M boile r
fe e d w a t e r pum p fe e d w a t e r cont r ol H D pr e - he a t e r
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Compressor Combustion Turbine
Desuperheaters
chaimber
PRDS
Minimum Economizer
flow valves
OTC HRSG
Actuators
Steam Super heater
Turbine
160
80
140
120 60
Fundamentals
100
40
80
Control valves 60 20
Demands 40
Desuperheaters 0
Wide control range 20
Minimum High dp for start up @ low flow Inlet Pressure [bar] Outlet pressure [bar] FDW Temp [°C] FDW Flow [kg/s] Valve Opening [%] Level [m]
flow valves
Actuators
Current design
Internal leakage
Fundamentals
Seat trim damage due to
Control valves cavitation
Desuperheaters Hammering during opening
PRDS Sensible for particles
Poor position control at low flow
Minimum
flow valves Speed of response
Actuators
AVS/HORA design
5 stages controlled pressure reduction @ any stroke.
5 stages anti cavitation trim
5 parabolic stages less sensitive to particles
Fundamentals No internal leakage
No 30% valve needed
Control valves
Desuperheaters References
- Langage, 2x 450 MW CCGT
PRDS
- Rocksavage, 2x 260MW GT + 1x 280 MW ST
Minimum - Carrington, 2x 260MW GT + 1x 360 MW ST
flow valves - Grain, 3x 260MW GT + 495 MW ST
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Enecogen Maasvlakte CCGT ESB Coolkeeragh Ltd. Sloecentrale CCGT
Actuators 260 MW GE 9FA+e GT 2 x 435 MW
2 x 435 MW
1” grade 91 piping 6” grade 91 piping 1” grade 91 piping
1” grade 91 valve
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Desuperheaters
PRDS control seat
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Dead stroke
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
forged steel
globe valves
Standard with
ISO Mounting top
Handwheel Off
E-drive mounted
Valves with thermal compensation
Thermal effects
compensator spring
Fundamentals
spray w a t er cont rol block
Control valves inle t va lve va lve
1) Small Water Droplets (Fine Atomization)
Desuperheaters
de supe r he a t e r nozzle a sse m bly
PRDS 2) Even distribution of droplets into steam
Minimum
flow valves
3) Injection at high velocity and turbulence
Actuators
point
By DP or steam attomizing
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Actuators
Venturi cooler
Spring loaded
Fundamentals
Interstage attemperator
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Final attemperator
Applications:
Fundamentals Superheater intermittent attemperators
Superheater final attemperators
Control valves Re-heat injection attemperators
Desuperheaters Turbine extraction temperature control
Condensor protection attemperators
PRDS
Animation Nozzle
d32 diameter = D[3,2] = SMD = Sauter mean
diameter
It is defined as the diameter of a sphere that has the
same volume/surface area ratio as a particle of
interest
d32=dv3 /ds2
Thermal Shock
due to discontinuous operations
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Applications
Condenser dump cooling device
Properties
Fundamentals In different installation condenser dump valves are
identified. This are huge pressure reducing
Control valves desuperheating stations which are used to dump
hot reheat steam into the condenser. Remarkable
Desuperheaters
are the large pipe sizes normally used by these
PRDS
valves. Due to the high reheat temperatures these
valve are built with high temperature castings.
Minimum Forgings are used by design temperatures above
flow valves 600 degrees C.
Actuators Cooling
The injection of the cooling water is done by a set
of spring loaded nozzles. The different spring
settings makes it possible to open the nozzles one
by one or in groups. This still creates an effective
fine water haze which is mixed with the steam and
is cooling sufficient. Downstream the dump valves
normally dump tubes are used to create an equal
distribution of the steam into the condenser.
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Applications
Processteam
Properties
Fundamentals Injection lance (left) has a single nozzle
arrangement. The nozzle is fed water from a
Control valves control valve, as part of the temperature control
loop. The range ability of such coolers is limited.
Desuperheaters
A venturi cooler (right) is used in smaller pipe
PRDS
sizes. Due to the venturi, the velocity and
turbulence will increase, which guarantees a
Minimum better cooling and better rangeability.
flow valves
Rangeability
Actuators 5:1
Water/steam ratio
≤ 15%
Applications
Processteam
Properties
Fundamentals Through an on-off valve, a predetermined volume
of steam is fed to the cooler head. In a number of
Control valves channels the steam will expand critically.
The cooling water is injected at this point.
Desuperheaters
The steam “crashes” the water completely and
PRDS
will give a very fine atomatization. The range
ability of these coolers is high.
Minimum
flow valves Rangeability
15:1
Actuators
Water/steam ratio
> 25%
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Applications
Steam converting for proces applications
Properties
This application is often used in case of smaller mass flows
Fundamentals and without too many fluctuations, as the water is injected
through a nozzle directly in the plug, the most turbulent part of
Control valves the valve. Combined with the high velocities, the evaporation
is very quick, and it is possible to inject about 15% cooling
Desuperheaters
water of the steam mass flow. The rangeability of this valve is
PRDS
limited, and the spray nozzle cannot be controlled.
Applications
Steam converting for proces applications
Properties
Proportional water injection is based on a perforated
Fundamentals plug and a stationary perforated pipe in the centre of
the plug. Opening the plug leads to the opening of an
Control valves equal area in the water injection tube. This is a correct
balance between steam reduction area and water
Desuperheaters
injection area. The water is injected with the correct
PRDS
pressure drop. It will form small droplets injected in the
most turbulent part of the valve, which will provide very
Minimum quick evaporation and cooling.
flow valves
Minimum steam velocity 10 m/s
Actuators
Minimum delta T to be cooled 5°C
Minimum pressure drop steam 10 bar
Minimum pressure drop water 10 bar
Maximum injection water flow 20%
Steam rangeability 30:1
Water rangeability 3:1
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Properties
De-super heater control valves fitted with a steam
Fundamentals atomizing unit are manufactured for extreme applications.
Throughout the whole range ability the atomizing steam is
Control valves giving the finest droplets. The kinetic energy of the little
Desuperheaters amount of critical expanding steam is being used for
atomization of the cooling water. As soon as the cooling
PRDS water gets in contact with the atomizing steam it is being
Minimum “pulverized”. This results in an optimal atomization. These
flow valves valves are being operational for heavy, extreme duty
applications which demands a precise and near to
Actuators
saturation temperature control such as turbine by-pass
valves.
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Main steam
Fundamentals
Control valves
Massflow through turbine low & uncontrollable
Desuperheaters
Slow heating up
PRDS Opening check valve undefined
Turbine needs flow, so possible
Minimum
temperature peaks in turbine (damage!)
flow valves
Actuators
Cold reheat
Benefits: 120
Controllable massflow
through turbine
100
Fundamentals Quicker connection to the grid
Prevent temperature peaks
Control valves
in turbine due to undefined 80
TEMPERATURE
PRDS 60
Minimum
flow valves 40
Actuators
20
0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
TIJD
Pressurize turbine & control flow to turbine with inlet valve
Fundamentals
Control valves
Open TAL to control warming up turbine
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Cold reheat
CONDENSOR
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fe e dw a t e r
Fundamentals
M cont r ol va lve
Control valves
To boile r
Desuperheaters Flow m e a sur e m e nt
Actuators
Fe e dw a t e r t a nk
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Low pressure (delta P 40bar) High pressure (delta P 200bar) Motor operated min. flow valve
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Fundamentals
Control valves
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
TRD 421 / EN 15812 and 12952
AVS/HORA design
Spindle nut
Thermal compensation spring
Fundamentals Bearings
Spindle
Control valves Coupling
Desuperheaters
PRDS
Minimum
flow valves
Actuators
Forging vs
casting
Materials
Globe valves
Gate valves
Stop-check
valves
PERSTA is a market leader in the manufacture
of high performance, forged steel isolating valves
Applications
High temperature steam and water, refining (catalic reformers
Forging vs and hydrocrackers), petrochemical and chemical industries.
casting
Benefits
Materials Less pressure drop, more efficient
One valve
Globe valves Two welding seams in pipeline
Space and weights savings
Gate valves Less insulation time and effort
Less maintenance and inspection req.
Stop-check
valves
Forging vs
casting
Materials
Globe valves
Gate valves
Stop-check
valves
Forging vs
casting
Materials
Globe valves
Gate valves
Stop-check
valves
• Pressure: 105 bar • Pressure: 105 bar
• Temperature: 537 grC • Temperature: 537 grC
• Mass flow: 73 kg/sec • Mass flow: 73 kg/sec
• CV value: 2260 • CV value: 3875
• K value: 2.0 • K value: 0.48
• Los: 0.15 MW • Los: 0.05 MW
• Pressure: 27.2 bar • Pressure: 27.2 bar
• Temperature: 540 grC • Temperature: 540 grC
• Mass flow: 91 kg/sec • Mass flow: 91 kg/sec
• CV value: 7560 • CV value: 13.500
• K value: 2.0 • K value: 0.78
• Los: 0.391 MW • Los: 0.109 MW
At 6000 h/year and £ 31/MW, cost saving £ 52.470