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Thermodynamic Analysis on a Pre-dried Lignite-fired Power System: Comparison on Energy Supply Systems for Dryer

AbstractPre-drying is a potential way to improve the electric generation efficiency of lignite-fired power plant, and steam is a main kind of drying heat source. In conventional pre-dried lignite-fired power system, the steam extraction of regenerative system is led to the dryer directly. The steam extraction must be used by the dryer after throttling, if the energy mismatch exists between the supply of steam extraction and the need of dryer. Two systems of energy supply for the dryer, that the energy of the steam extraction is supplied to the dryer via compressor or ejector, were proposed in this paper to further increase the energy utilization efficiency. These systems were thermodynamic analyzed, and the electric generation efficiencies of these systems were compared. The energy saving boundary was gotten.
- Xi'an Jiaotong University China (People's Republic of)
- Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University China (People's Republic of)
Ejector, Compressor, Thermodynamics, Lignite pre-drying
Ejector, Compressor, Thermodynamics, Lignite pre-drying
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