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EP0328103A1
EP0328103A1 EP89102240A EP89102240A EP0328103A1 EP 0328103 A1 EP0328103 A1 EP 0328103A1 EP 89102240 A EP89102240 A EP 89102240A EP 89102240 A EP89102240 A EP 89102240A EP 0328103 A1 EP0328103 A1 EP 0328103A1
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Tetsuyoshi Ishida
Shigeyoshi Kawano
Ikuo Kohtaka
Kojiro Yamada
Hiroyuki Kaku
Tsuneo Narita
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F01—MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
    • F01K—STEAM ENGINE PLANTS; STEAM ACCUMULATORS; ENGINE PLANTS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; ENGINES USING SPECIAL WORKING FLUIDS OR CYCLES
    • F01K7/00—Steam engine plants characterised by the use of specific types of engine; Plants or engines characterised by their use of special steam systems, cycles or processes; Control means specially adapted for such systems, cycles or processes; Use of withdrawn or exhaust steam for feed-water heating
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F01—MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
    • F01K—STEAM ENGINE PLANTS; STEAM ACCUMULATORS; ENGINE PLANTS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; ENGINES USING SPECIAL WORKING FLUIDS OR CYCLES
    • F01K25/00—Plants or engines characterised by use of special working fluids, not otherwise provided for; Plants operating in closed cycles and not otherwise provided for
    • F01K25/06—Plants or engines characterised by use of special working fluids, not otherwise provided for; Plants operating in closed cycles and not otherwise provided for using mixtures of different fluids
    • F01K25/065—Plants or engines characterised by use of special working fluids, not otherwise provided for; Plants operating in closed cycles and not otherwise provided for using mixtures of different fluids with an absorption fluid remaining at least partly in the liquid state, e.g. water for ammonia

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  • the present invention relates to a hybrid Rankine cycle system.
  • a typical power plant incorporating a Rankine cycle system basically has a boiler B, a steam turbine ST, a condenser C and a feedwater pump FP.
  • the boiler B is generally equipped with a superheater SH.
  • the boiler B heats working medium or water to generate vapor or steam.
  • the saturated steam of high temperature and pressure generated in the boiler B flows into a superheater SH and is superheated to become superheated steam of higher temperature.
  • the high-­pressure steam from the superheater SH expands through the steam turbine ST to produce a mechanical work, and is then discharged with relatively lower temperature and pressure.
  • the mechanical work thus produced in the steam turbine ST is converted into electrical power by means of a generator G connected to the steam turbine ST.
  • the steam from the steam turbine ST passes through the condenser, where it condenses into condensate CD on a heat exchange with cooling water CW supplied from the outside.
  • the condensate CD from the condenser C is pumped by a feedwater pump FP to the boiler B to complete the cycle.
  • the thermal efficiency ⁇ of the power plant gauges the extent to which the energy input to the working fluid flowing through the boiler is converted to the net work output.
  • the maximum temperature and pressure are limited to be between 811°K and 839°K and to be not higher than 2.46 x 102 Pa, respectively, in the technical point of view of heat resisting strength of the boiler material. Accordingly, it is difficult to expect the further improvement in the thermal efficiency due to increase in the temperature and pressure.
  • the temperature and pressure of the steam discharged from the steam turbine depends on the temperature of the cooling water CW.
  • the pressure of the steam from the steam turbine corresponds to a saturation pressure of steam at a temperature higher by 5°C to 10°C than that of the cooling water CW.
  • the temperature of the steam from the steam turbine corresponds to a temperature at which the steam passing into the steam turbine reaches when such steam expands to reduce the pressure thereof into that of the steam leaving the steam turbine.
  • the improve­ment in the thermal efficiency by the second method requires cooling water of a lower temperature and, hence, is limited undesirably.
  • a Karina cycle which does not require cooling water of low temperature.
  • This cycle referred to as Karina cycle, makes use of ammonia as working medium for vapor prime mover.
  • the working medium (ammonia) is absorbed by water so that the temperature and pressure of vapor from the prime mover are lowered.
  • the Karina cycle requires various additional safety measures because of combusti­bility and toxicity of ammonia. Ammonia of 0.5% - 1% concentration in terms of volumetric ratio causes a fatal effect within 30 minutes. Thus, Karina cycle is not suitable to practically carry out and requires a complicated arrangement.
  • an object of the present invention is to provide a hybrid Rankine cycle system which overcomes the above-described problems of the prior art.
  • the present invention is aimed at providing a hybrid Rankine cycle system which offers a sufficiently high thermal efficiency and which has a simple construction.
  • a hybrid Rankine cycle system comprising: means including a heating device and for separating working medium vapor from weak absorbent solution including said working medium and substance a boiling point of which is higher heating temperature in the heating device, whereby remaining therein strong absorbent solution; a vapor driven prime mover through which said vapor from the vapor separating means expands to produce work outside; an absorber condenser means for introducing thereinto the strong absorbent solution to absorb the vapor from the prime mover to produce the weak absorbent solution; means for delivering the weak absorbent solution towards the vapor separating means; and means for delivering the strong absorbent solution from the separating means towards the absorber condenser means.
  • a condensed strong absorbent solution is produced by a working medium vapor separa­tion means such as a boiler or a regenerator.
  • the condensed strong absorbent solution is supplied to an absorber condenser where the working medium vapor from the prime mover is absorbed by the strong absorbent solution and condensed to become a condensate.
  • an embodiment of the hybrid Rankine cycle system in accordance with the present invention basically has a boiler 1, a vapor prime mover 2, an absorber condenser 3 and a feed pump 4.
  • the boiler 1 may have a superheater.
  • An absorbent solution is supplied to the boiler 1 by the feed pump 4 and is heated therein to free vapor of a working medium from the absorbent solu­tion, which ha been absorbed by this absorbent solution.
  • an absorbent solution of a high concent­ration (referred to as “strong absorbent solution” here­inafter) remains in the boiler 1.
  • the vapor leaving the boiler flows into the prime mover 2 and expand there­through to produce a mechanical work, and discharged with relatively low temperature and pressure into the absorber condenser 3.
  • An outlet of the boiler 1 is communicated with the absorber condenser 3 through a communication line 5 through which the strong absorbent solution flows.
  • the vapor from the prime mover 2 makes a gas-liquid contact with the strong absorbent solution from the boiler 1.
  • the strong absorbent solu­tion leaving the boiler 1 absorbs the working medium vapor to become an absorbent solution of a low concent­ration (referred to as "weak absorbent solution” herein­after).
  • Absorption heat generated is discharged to the cooling water flowing the cooling water line 6.
  • the weak absorbent solution is discharged from the absorber condenser 3 and is then returned to the boiler 1 by means of the feed pump 4.
  • the working medium and the absorbent should be selected such that they do not easily mix with each other when the absorbent solution is in boiled condi­tion.
  • the absorbent solution should have the following natures.
  • a water-lithium bromide (LiBr) solution a water-lithium chloride (LiCl) solution or a water-­potassium hydroxide (KOH) solution is suitably used as the absorbent solution.
  • LiBr water-lithium bromide
  • LiCl water-lithium chloride
  • KOH water-­potassium hydroxide
  • the working medium which works in the prime mover 2 is steam, while the absorbent solution is an aqueous solution of lithium bromide.
  • Fig. 2 shows a Dsweeping's diagram of aqueous solution of lithium bromide. It will be seen that the higher the saturation temperature of aqueous solution of lithium bromide becomes, the higher the concentration of lithium bromide becomes.
  • the absorbent solution flowing from the condenser 3 towards the boiler 1 is a weak aqueous solution of lithium bromide, while the absorbent solution flowing in the communication line 5 is a strong lithium bromide aqueous solution.
  • the temperature and pressure of the steam generated in the boiler 1 and of the strong lithium bromide are 310°C and 16 ata, respectively, as shown at point B in Fig. 2.
  • the steam of 310°C and 16 ata adiabatically expands in the prime mover 2 to reduce the pressure thereof into 0.01 ata. If the expansion is a perfectly adiabatic one, the steam temperature and pressure are reduced to 7°C and 0.01 ata, respectively, as shown at point B in Fig. 3.
  • the enthalpies of the steam at the inlet and the outlet of the prime mover 2 are 730 Kcal/kg (point A in Fig. 3) and 465 Kcal/kg (point B in Fig. 3), respectively.
  • the prime mover 2 produces an output of 265 Kcal per 1 kg of steam per unit time.
  • the described embodiment can produce the out­put of 265 Kcal/kg per 1 kg of steam which is much higher than 200 Kcal/kg produced by conventional Rankine cycle system, thus achieving a remarkable improvement in the thermal efficiency.
  • the described embodiment can produce superheated steam without provi­sion of a superheater.
  • the conventional Rankine cycle system has required that the system during a start-up time period has to be operated with a light thermal load until the flow rate of steam in a superheater of the boiler is increased to a level large enough to prevent melting down of the superheater. Such light-load operation is not necessary in the hybrid Rankine cycle system of the described embodiment.
  • the described embodiment is also advantageous in that the start-up time period can be shortened considerably.
  • a conventional Karina cycle system which makes use of a mixture fluid consist­ing of ammonia and water employs a flash tank 82 which conducts flashing of the mixture of aqueous ammonia and ammonia gas so as to separate the mixture into two fractions: namely, aqueous ammonia of a low concentra­tion (weak aqueous ammonia) and a mixture of ammonia gas and steam.
  • the weak aqueous ammonia flows into the absorber condenser 92 and absorbs therein the ammonia gas leaving the prime mover 22.
  • the mixture of ammonia gas and steam from the flash tank 82 flows into the condenser 93 and condenses therein into an ammonia condensate of a high concentration (strong ammonia condensate).
  • a heat exchange is conducted between the weak absorbent solution to be supplied to the boiler 101 and the strong absorbent solution leaving the boiler 101.
  • the temperature of the weak absorbent solution to be supplied to the boiler 101 which is as low as 50°C in the first embodiment, can be pre-heated up to about 250°C by virtue of the heat exchanger 108. This decreases the demand for heat input to the boiler 101, thus contributing to an improvement in the thermal efficiency of the system.
  • Table 1 shows the performance of two embodiments of the invention, i.e., a hybrid Rankine cycle without a heat exchanger (Fig. 1) and a hybrid Rankine cycle with a heat exchanger (Fig. 6), in comparison with the performance of the conventional Rankine cycle system.
  • the hybrid Rankine cycle system shown in Fig. 6 exhibits a thermal efficiency of 37% which is much higher than that (29%) of the conventional Rankine cycle system.
  • Fig. 8 shows a different embodiment which employs the same arrangement as the embodiment shown in Fig. 6, and further includes a liquid turbine 209 provided at an intermediate portion of a strong absorbent solution communication line 205 and a pump 210 disposed at an intermediate portion of a weak absorbent solution return line 207.
  • the pump 210 is driven by the liquid turbine 209.
  • the combination of the liquid turbine 209 and the pump 210 provides about 70% of the power which is required for feeding the absorbent solution from the absorber condenser 206 into the boiler 201.
  • the capacity of the feed pump 204 can be reduced to about 30% of that of the feed pumps which are used in the embodiments shown in Figs. 1 and 6.
  • Figs. 9 and 10 show different embodiments of the present invention which employ suitable counter­measures against erosion.
  • Fig. 9 has the substantially same arrangement as the embodiment shown in Fig. 6, except for the following point.
  • Heat transfer tubes 309 are disposed in the boiler 301 such that they are completely immersed under the surface of the absorbent solution in the boiler 301, and the prime mover 302 is a multi-staged one which is composed of, for example, the high-pressure side 312 and the low-pressure side 322.
  • water is used as the working medium, while lithium bromide (LiBr) is used as the absorbent.
  • LiBr lithium bromide
  • the steam leaving the high-pressure side prime mover 312 is reheated in the heat-transfer tubes 309 and then fed forwards the low-pressure side prime mover 322.
  • the steam 20 leaving the high-­pressure side prime mover 312 with low temperature and pressure is returned to the boiler 301 and is made to flow through the heat-transfer tubes 309 so as to be reheated by the steam and lithium bromide solution of high temperature and pressure in the boiler 301.
  • the steam thus reheated to a higher temperature flows into the low-pressure prime mover 322 and expands there­through to produce a work outside.
  • the steam with low temperature and pressure is then discharged into the absorber condenser 303.
  • the lithium bromide solution condensed to a higher density in the boiler 301 flows into the absorber condenser 303 through the heat exchanger 308 and absorbs the steam coming from the low-pressure side prime mover 322 to become a weak lithium bromide solution.
  • the weak lithium bromide solution is then returned to the boiler 301 through the heat exchanger 308 by means of the feed pump 304.
  • the steam to be supplied to the low-pressure side prime mover 322 can raises the temperature thereof substan­tially to the same level as the steam from the boiler 301. Accordingly a high level of dryness of steam is maintained at the outlet of the low-pressure side prime mover 322, thus eliminating any risk of erosion.
  • the temperature of the heat-transfer tube 309 is maintained in the substantially same low level as of the lithium bromide solution even though the flow rate of the steam circulating through the system is still low (at start-up). Therefore, the heat-transfer tubes are free from the problem of damage due to high temperature, so that the system can smoothly be started up without substantial restriction in the starting condition. This shortens the start-up time, i.e., the time from the start till the steady operation, of the hybrid Rankine cycle system.
  • the heat-transfer tubes 309 may be arranged such that a part of these tubes is exposed above the surface of the lithium bromide solution (i.e., the steam atmosphere) as shown in Fig. 10. It is even possible that the entire part of the heat-transfer tubes 309 is disposed in the steam atmosphere in the boiler.
  • the concentration of lithium bromide of the lithium bromide solution supplied to the boiler 301 is 59%, while the lithium bromide concentration of the lithium bromide solution from the boiler 301 is 68%. It is also assumed that the pressure of the steam generated in the boiler 301 is 16 ata.
  • the temperatures of the cooling water at the inlet and out­let of the cooling water lie 306 are assumed to be 36°C and 42°C, respectively, while the temperature of the lithium bromide solution at the outlet of the absorber condenser 303 is 50°C (see Fig. 2). Temperatures and pressures at various portions of the system operating under the above-described condition are shown in Table 2.
  • Fig. 11 shows an entropy-enthalpy diagram showing the state of the working medium in this embodi­ment by a solid line and another showing the states of working medium in a system without reheating by a broken-line.
  • the rate of supply of fuel reaches 100% in 5 minutes after the start of the system.
  • the rate of supply of the fuel and the rate of generation of the steam reach the respective rated values thereof in 15 minutes and 25 minutes, respective­ly.
  • 60 minutes and about 65 minutes elapse to reach the rated values of the steam generating rate and the boiler internal pressure, respectively.
  • Fig. 14 shows a different embodiment which is suitable for use particularly when a large demand exists for preventing corrosion of a boiler by the working fluid.
  • the absorbent solution which is corrosive is not supplied to the boiler but water (working medium) which has a small corrosion effect is supplied to a boiler 401, so that the corro­sion of the structural members in the boiler 401 can effectively be avoided.
  • the absorbent solution from the absorber condenser 403 is introduced into a regenerator 409 through a heat exchanger 408, and heated and boiled by heat transferred from steam which is derived from a prime mover 402 through one or more branch lines.
  • the steam generated as a result of boiling is introduced to a condenser 410 so as to be cooled and condensed into liquid phase.
  • the strong absorbent solution generated as a result of boil­ing flows to the heat exchanger 408 and makes a heat exchange therein with the weak absorbent solution from the absorber condenser 403.
  • the strong absorbent solu­tion thereafter, flows into the absorber condenser 406 where it absorbs the steam from the prime mover 402.
  • the regenerator 409 serves as the separating means which separates the working medium vapor (steam) from the absorbent solution.
  • the steam leaving the prime mover 402 and passing the branch lines is partly condensed into liquid phase due to heat absorption in the regenerator 409 and is introduced through a pressure regulator valve 411 into the condenser 410 so as to be fully condensed.
  • the water generated in the condenser 410 and the water supplied from the outside are fed back to the boiler 401 by means of the feedwater pump 404.
  • the steam to be supplied to the regenerator 409 is extracted from a line through which the steam from the prime mover 402 flows.
  • This, however, is not exclusive and the steam may be extracted from an intermediate portion of the prime mover 402.
  • the steam to be supplied to the absorber condenser 403 may be extracted from an inter­mediate portion of the prime mover 402, while the steam to bed supplied to the regenerator 409 may be derived from the outlet of the prime mover 402.
  • fluid to be supplied to the boiler 401 is water but not the absorbent solution, so that the boiler 401 is protected against corrosion which otherwise maybe caused by the absorbent solution. Therefore, the steam from the boiler 401 can have a sufficiently high pressure, so that the output effici­ency of the prime mover, which is given as the ratio of the output power of the prime mover to the heat input to the boiler, can be increased as compared with conven­tional system.
  • Fig. 15 shows how does the electric power generating efficiency of this system change in relation to a efficiency of this system change in relation to a change in the cooling water temperature in the absorber condenser 403 and to a change in the steam pressure at the inlet of the prime mover (steam turbine) 402, on assumptions that the steam temperature at the inlet of the steam turbine 402 is 500°C and that the concentra­tions of LiBr in the absorbent solution in the absorber condenser 403 and in the regenerator 409 are 55% and 60%, respectively.
  • Fig. 16 shows the manner how the electric power generating efficiency is changed in this embodiment in relation to a change in the lithium bromide concentration in the regenerator 409, as observed when the difference in the lithium bromide concentration between the solution in the absorber condenser 403 and the solution in the regenerator 409 is 5% while the temperature and pressure of the steam at the inlet of the turbine are 500°C and 8.1 MPa, respectively. It will be seen that the electric power generating efficiency is increased as the concentration of lithium bromide is increased.
  • Fig. 17 shows the manner how the electric power generating efficiency is changed in this embodi­ment in relation to a change in the steam temperature at the turbine inlet as observed when the lithium bromide concentrations in the solutions in the absorber condenser 403 and the regenerator 409 are 55% and 60%, respectively, while the steam pressure at the turbine inlet is 8.1 MPa. It will be understood that the power generating efficiency is increased in accordance with a rise in the steam temperature at the turbine inlet.
  • the working fluid is composed of (water) steam as working medium for driving the prime mover (turbine) and of aqueous solution of lithium bromide (LiBr) as absorbent solution
  • Fig. 18 shows a different embodiment of the present invention which employs a plurality of regener­ators.
  • regenerator means 4 consisting of two regenerators 412 and 413 connected in series.
  • This embodiment also employs heat exchangers 414 and 415 corresponding to the regenerators 412 and 413.
  • the separation of the steam from the absorb­ent solution is effected in two stages by means of the regenerators 412 and 413 even when the flow rate of the steam flowing through the branch line 416 is small, so that the output efficiency (electric power generating efficiency) of the prime mover 402 can be increased advantageously.
  • Fig. 19 shows a different embodiment in which a reverse osmosis device 516 is used in place of the regenerator as the separation means for separating the working medium vapor and the absorption solution from each other.
  • the reverse osmosis device 516 serves to separate water from the absorbent solution leaving the absorber condenser 403.
  • the water thus separated is supplied to the boiler 501 by means of a feed pump 504, while the strong absorbent solution separated and remained in the reverse osmosis device 516 is returned to the absorber condenser 403 to absorb the working medium vapor form the prime mover 502.
  • the embodiment shown in Fig. 19 ensures a high electric power generating efficiency while overcoming the problem of corrosion of the boiler 501.
  • the pressure is about 100 MPa when the concentration of lithium bromide in the absorbent solution is about 60%.
  • Fig. 20 shows a different embodiment which employs an electric dialyzer 517 in place of the reverse osmosis device 516, for the purpose of separation of water from the absorbent solution leaving the absorber condenser 403.
  • This embodiment offers, like as in the case of the embodiment incorporating the reverse osmosis device 516, a high electric power generating efficiency while suppressing corrosion of the boiler 501.
  • Fig. 21 shows a different embodiment in which a weak solution is heated in a high-temperature regener­ator 601 so as to be divided into steam and strong absorbent solution.
  • a part of the steam flows through a steam line 601a into a low-temperature regenerator 610 and generates therein steam and condenses into water in a condenser 611, which is heated and evaporated again by the chilled water flowing through an evaporator 612.
  • the steam generated in the evaporator 612 is absorbed and condensed by the strong solution in an absorber 603 connected to the evaporator 612. In consequence, a vacuum on the order of 5 mmHg or so is maintained within the evaporator 612 and the absorber 603.
  • the condensate is then fed into the high-­temperature regenerator 601 by means of the pump 604.
  • the other part of the steam generated in the high-­temperature regenerator 601 flows into a steam turbine 602 through the steam line 601b and expands therethrough to produce a work outside while reducing its pressure.
  • the steam thus expanded is then directly introduced into the absorber 603 so as to be absorbed and condensed by the solution.
  • the steam passing through the steam line 601a circulates through an absorption type refrigeration cycle which generates and supplies chilled water 613.
  • the steam passing through the steam line 601b drives the steam turbine 602 to produce electric power.
  • Both steam passing through the lines 601a and 601b is absorbed and condensed in the absorber 603.
  • the amounts of the chilled water and electric power can be changed as desired by controlling the flow rates of steam in the steam lines 601a and 601b according to the demands.
  • the system of this embodiment can be obtained simply by incorporating a combination of a steam turbine and a generator in absorption refrigeration system, so that the system can have quite a simple construction which is very easy to maintain and inspect.
  • Fig. 22 shows a different embodiment of the present invention in which an absorber condenser 613 different from an absorber of a refrigeration cycle is provided on the back-pressure side, i.e., discharge side, of the steam turbine shown in Fig. 21.
  • This absorber condenser 613 is provided for an intention of converting a greater part of the energy of steam into heat energy instead of converting into mechanical or electrical energy.
  • the temperature of cooling water flowing in the heated water cycle 614 is set at about 80°C so that the ratio of the energy converted into electrical power by the turbine 602 is reduced while allowing the energy of the exhaust steam from the turbine to be taken out as heated water of 80°C.
  • the heat energy possessed by this heated water is recovered through a separate refrigera­tor 615 or a heated-water heat exchanger 616, whereby most part of the heat energy of the steam is efficiently utilized.

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