Re: Time period for power plants to cool down after shut-down
- From: nada <dwaltersMIA@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 07:14:17 -0800 (PST)
Gas plants also have a 75 F./hr cool down based on turbine metal
temps. Additionally, units with steam drums have a differential
temperature between the inside and outside of the drum to watch out
for (100 F differentials). Forced cooling is about 24 hours as well.
The HRSG on a CCGT is the same as any steam plant since the metals are
the same mostly, it has a drum (or several) and a turbine. Since they
often run at lower pressures, cooling may be quicker.
A simple-cycle GT can bee cooled in about 2 hours for maintance.
David
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