Selected Combined Power Systems Consisted of Self-Ignition Engine and Steam Turbine

Olszewski, Wojciech; Dzida, Marek

doi:10.2478/pomr-2018-0042

Abstract

This paper presents optimization of selected combined diesel engine-steam turbine systems. Two systems: the system combined with waste heat one-pressure boiler only and its version containing additionally low-pressure boiler proper feeding degasifier and the system of two-pressure cycle, were taken into considerations. Their surplus values of power output and efficiency associated with utilization of waste heat contained in piston engine exhaust gas were compared to each other. For the considerations two high-power low-speed engines were taken into account. The main engines of comparable power of about 54 MW produced by Wartsila and MAN Diesel & Turbo firms, were selected.

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Selected Combined Power Systems Consisted of Self-Ignition Engine and Steam Turbine

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