HRSG- Heat Recovery Steam Generators Design and Operations, 2nd Edition - electronic book

• Comprehensive coverage of HRSG design, operation, and performance optimization
• Theory and practical guidance for both new and existing power plants
• Insights on drum-type versus once-through boilers, circulation methods, and duct burner integration
• Focus on corrosion, fouling, pressure drops, noise, vibration, and environmental considerations
• Operational guidance including startup, purging, load changes, control systems, and lifecycle fatigue
• Examples and case studies illustrating key HRSG performance and operational principles

• Mechanical and process engineers
• Power plant engineers
• Steam and gas turbine operators
• Plant maintenance engineers
• Project managers in energy facilities

Articles & Topics

• Pressure levels
• Drum-type boiler vs. once-through boiler
• Pinch Point method
• Design of the duct
• Tube diameter, fin dimensions, and tube pitches
• Corrosion and fouling
• Gas-side pressure drop
• Water-side pressure drop
• Natural circulation
• Forced-through circulation
• Designing of heating surfaces
• Noise and vibration problems at heat exchangers
• Regenerative feedwater preheating vs. condensate preheating
• Duct burner design
• Ductwork and casing considerations
• Environmental considerations in HRSG design
• Startup procedures
• Purging
• Lifecycle fatigue considerations
• Control systems
• Load change operations
• Example of a load change with duct burner
• Shutdown procedures

About the AuthorChristian Daublebsky von Eichhain is a senior engineer at consulting engineering firm KED. He received a B. Sc. (Mechanical Engineering) and a M. Sc. (Power Plant Engineering) from the Technical University of Munich, Germany and has published several scientific papers.Beneath creating individual company orientated software solutions, the author organizes inhouse traning coursesfor the customers and furthermore “HRSG User meetings” worldwide. Next: December 2015 in India.FOR YOUR EYES ONLY: Please do not forward the PDF file. It is against the law to copy, fax, or electronically transmit the eBook without permission.