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    The document discusses the Kota Super Thermal Power Plant located on the left bank of the Chambal River in Kota, India. The power plant has a total generation capacity of 1240MW distributed across 7 units of varying capacities. It uses coal as its fuel source which is supplied via a 15km private railway siding from Gurla station. The document provides details on the plant's equipment, operation, water supply from the Kota Barrage, coal transportation and the different types of excitation systems used.

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    The document discusses the Kota Super Thermal Power Plant located on the left bank of the Chambal River in Kota, India. The power plant has a total generation capacity of 1240MW distributed across 7 units of varying capacities. It uses coal as its fuel source which is supplied via a 15km private railway siding from Gurla station. The document provides details on the plant's equipment, operation, water supply from the Kota Barrage, coal transportation and the different types of excitation systems used.

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    KOTA SUPER THERMAL POWER STATION,TRAINING SEMINAR ON "ALTERNATOR EXCITATION SYSTEM"

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    The document discusses the Kota Super Thermal Power Plant located on the left bank of the Chambal River in Kota, India. The power plant has a total generation capacity of 1240MW distributed across 7 units of varying capacities. It uses coal as its fuel source which is supplied via a 15km private railway siding from Gurla station. The document provides details on the plant's equipment, operation, water supply from the Kota Barrage, coal transportation and the different types of excitation systems used.

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    SUBMITTED BY: GUIDED BY:

    RAJAN SINGH TANWAR Mrs. SUMAN PURI


    (B.TECH, VII SEMESTER) Head of the department
    FINAL YEAR Department of Electrical Engg.
    ELECTRICAL ENGG. DEPTT.
     KOTA SUPER THERMAL POWER PLANT IS A COAL BASED

    STEAM POWER PLANT

     IT IS LOCATED ON THE LEFT BANK OF RIVER CHAMBEL.

     TOTAL GENERATION CAPACITY IS 1240MW.

     CENTRAL ELECTRICAL AUTHORITY WAS PREPARED THE

    PROJECT OF THIS PLANT IN APRIL,1973.


     AVAILABILITY OF WATER

     NEARNESS TO LOAD CENTER

     SUPPLY OF FUEL

     TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES

     TYPE AND COST OF LAND


    STAGES UNITS CAPACITY

    STAGE :- 1 UNIT NO. 1 110MW

    UNIT NO. 2 110MW


    STAGE :- 2 UNIT NO.3 210MW
    UNIT NO. 4 210MW
    STAGE :- 3 UNIT NO. 5 210MW
    STAGE :- 4 UNIT NO. 6 195MW
    STAGE :- 5 UNIT NO. 7 195MW
     Generator  Switch Yard
     Transformer  Protection
     Motor  Turbine
     Soot Blowing  Boiler
     Coal Handling Plant  Electro-Static
     Ash Handling Plant Precipitator
     Water Treatment Plant
     The source of water (cooling for the P.S.) is the reservoir
    formed by “Kota Barrage” on the Chambal River.
     The comparative use of water from barrage by the P.S. is 2.75
    cusec for 110 MW.

     The coal linkage for the power station is bought from Dudhichua
    mines of Singraulli coal field which is about 800 km from Kota.
     For bringing in coal for power station 15 KM long private siding
    from the Gurla Railway Station on Delhi-Bombay broad gauge
    line.
     The electric power Generators require direct
    current excited magnets for its field system.
     The excitation system must be reliable,
    stable in operation and must response
    quickly to excitation current requirements.
     The main function of excitation system is to
    supply required excitation current at rated
    load condition of turbo Generator.
    1) DC EXCITATION
    2) STATIC EXITATION

    3) BRUSHLESS EXCITATION

    (DIGITAL EXCITATION)
     This excitation is also known as the
    conventional Excitation system.
     The DC Exciter consists of pilot and main
    exciter.
     It has AVR to control the terminal voltage of
    alternator.
    DC EXCITATION SYSTEM

    To H.T. Busbar

    50 Volt D.C.

    Main
    Circuit Breaker

    6600/110 Volt

    P.T. AVR
    GENERATOR

    D.C. EXCITER

    Turbine

    FIELD SWITCH
    Slip RING
    STAGE-1
     MAKE RUSSIAN
     MANUFACTURER BHEL
     TYPE T.G.P.
     APPARENT O/P 137.5 MVA
     ACTIVE O/P 110MW
     POWER FACTOR 0.8 lagg.
     RATED VOLTAGE 11 KV
     RATED CURRENT 7200 Amp.
     RATED SPEED 3000 RPM
     FREQUENCY 50 Hz.
     PHASE CONNECTIONS DOUBLE GEN’R STAR
     NO. ON GEN’R TERMINALS 6

     MAX’M O/P WITH AIR COOLING 68.75 MVA


     EXCITATION VOLTAGE 230 V
     In KTPS static excitation system is provided it mainly consists
    of the following :-
    1) Rectifier transformer.
     
    2) Nos. of thyristor converters.
     
    3) An automatic voltage regulator(AVR).

    4) Field suppression equipment.


    STATIC EXCITATION
    To H.T. Busbar

    Main
    Circuit Breaker
    AVR

    6600/380 volt

    Excitation
    GENERATOR Thyristor bridge
    Transfomer

    Turbine FIELD SWITCH

    Slip Ring
     SLUGGISH RESPONSE.

     CLOSE MONUITORING OF BRUSHES REQUIRE ON


    REGULAR BASIS.

     FREQUENT REPLACEMENT OF BRUSHES DUE TO


    WEAR AND TEAR OF BRUSHES.
     It is also known as the digital excitation
    system.
     It eliminates the commutator , the main
    alternator field rings.
     It has an ac generator and thyristor
    rectifier bridge directly connected to the
    main shaft.
    BRUSHLESS EXCITATION
    To H.T. Busbar

    Main
    Circuit Breaker

    150Hz
    6600/110 Volt
    AC
    Digital
    Steam P.T. AVR
    GENERATOR Feed back

    Turbine

    Rotating Rectifier

    Main Exciter Pilot Exciter

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