Power Plant Centralized Control Operation

Author: Editorial Committee of this Book
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Publishing Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This textbook is designed as a vocational skill assessment training material for thermal power generation and a field production technology training textbook for thermal power generation. It can also be used by thermal power technology personnel and technical schools for teaching purposes. This textbook is compiled in accordance with the requirements of the "Vocational Skill Assessment Specification for the Power Industry of the People's Republic of China" for vocational skill assessment training in thermal power generation. The textbook highlights practical operational skills as its main focus, closely integrating relevant professional theory with production practice, reflecting the current level of thermal power generation technology development in China and embodying the principle of production-oriented practice. The textbook is basically organized into volumes based on the "Assessment Specification" for the thermal power operation and maintenance profession. The entire set of textbooks consists of 15 volumes, covering the vocational skill training for nearly 40 job types related to the "Assessment Specification." Additionally, supplementary "Review Questions and Solutions" will be published for each volume to address key and challenging points in the textbook. The authors and reviewers of this textbook are technical personnel with long-term experience in production lines, possessing a solid theoretical foundation and extensive practical and training experience. This book is the "Integrated Control Operation of Power Plants" volume, including training content for the integrated control patrol and integrated control on-duty job types. The main content includes: the working principles, types, and structures of main units in unit groups; auxiliary equipment and systems of unit groups; pumps and fans, common valves, and startup procedures of unit groups; inspection and operation of auxiliary equipment and systems before unit group startup; normal maintenance and testing work, abnormal causes, and handling principles for auxiliary equipment and systems of unit groups; the structure and characteristics of boilers; unit groups and power systems; the structure and characteristics of steam turbine units; the structural features of generators and transformers, as well as protection configurations; computer control systems, startup characteristics, and variable operating conditions of unit groups; startup and shutdown, operation and maintenance, and operation management of unit groups; and accident handling.