Date post: | 24-Oct-2015 |
Category: |
Documents |
Upload: | paulon9271 |
View: | 145 times |
Download: | 13 times |
© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved.Confidential Information
Siemens Steam Turbine Constructability Overview (Down Exhaust Unit)
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 2 Confidential Information
Contents
SST-5000 Series Turbine (HI-L) - Overview
Major Components – Weights and Dimensions
Overall Assembly Sequence
Detailed Assembly Sequence – General
Detailed Assembly Sequence – LP
Detailed Assembly sequence – HP/IP
Detailed Assembly sequence – Valves
Detailed Assembly sequence – Final Alignment
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 3 Confidential Information
Steam Power Plants
Gas Turbine and CC
Power Plants
NuclearPower Plants
94Gigawatts
177Gigawatts
290Gigawatts
Fossil & Nuclear Fleet [GWs]and market ranking
# 1
# 2
# 2
Definitions: Siemens’ fleet operating in utilities > 100 MW. Operating plants only; retired, deactivated etc. and projects under construction not included.
Global Installed Capacity and Ranking
561 GW
More than 560 GW installed fleet worldwide
Since 1998, Siemens has had over 330 new apparatus Steam Turbines world wide put into service
244 of these for combined cycle applications64 of these combined cycle units in the Americas (50 and 60 Hz)
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 4 Confidential Information
Orlando (US)ST Engineering
Charlotte (US)ST/Gen Manufacturing
Muelheim (Germany)ST Engineering & Manufacturing
Cilegon (Indonesia)CondensersComponents
Newcastle (UK)ST Engineering
Budapest (Hungary)Blades/Bearings
Steam Turbine Global Network
1st Unit to be Shipped 1st quarter 2012
Charlotte (US)ST Engineering,
Procurementand
Manufacturing
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 5 Confidential Information
Conventional reheat turbine product lines ( > 90 MW)
Three product lines covering major applicationsFive basic turbine element typesSeveral modules within each type covering complete power rangeCommon design features,e.g. blading, seal configurationsCommon design elements,e.g. valves, bearings, auxiliary skids
HI30
HI50
HI60
8.7m2
4.4m2
6.9m2
Siemens steam turbine conventional power plant portfolio -A modular product concept permitting high flexibility
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 7 Confidential Information
Steam Turbine Series –Turbine Series Features and Variants
SST-5000
• First installed in early 90’s – more than 100 in operation
• Two or four flow LP turbines, available with a range of last stage blades (4.4 to 8.7 m2 60Hz, 5.0 to 12.5 m2 50 Hz)
• Applied to >180 MW multishaft (1x1, 2x1, 3x1, 4x1, etc.) applications
• Double flow LP with down, single or dual side exhaust
• Power Range: • ~180 to 480 MW (Two-flow LP turbine)• ~450 to 600 MW (Four-flow LP turbine)
• Max Operating Conditions: 2565 psia / 1112º F / 1112º F
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 9 Confidential Information
SST-5000 Series Turbine – Combined HP/IP Section
2 Casing Design
Monobloc Rotor
Spring-Back Seals
Fully 3-dimensional high performance variable reaction blading (3DVTM)
Combined Stop and Control Valves – Bolted onto the Lower Half of the HP/IP Casing (assembled on site)
Module Shipped to site pre-assembled from the factory
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 10 Confidential Information
SST-5000 Series Turbine – LP Turbine
High-performance LP blading for
different sizes of exhaust area (4.4 to
8.7 m^2)
Efficient erosionprotection measures
Double flow LP with single side, dual side,
or down exhaust arrangements
Single Piece Bolted Upper Half
LP Inner Casing –Supported on
Bearing Pedestals
LP Outer Casing Exhaust is Welded directly to Condenser Hardware (no expansion joint)
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 12 Confidential Information
SST-5000 Turbine – Cross Section
Fixed Bearing Pedestals
Combined Thrust/Journal
Bearing
One Cross Over Pipe Shared Journal
Bearings
Hydraulic Turning Gear
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 13 Confidential Information
LP Turbine
Generator
HP/IP Turbine
Valves
Cross Over Pipe
Double Flow Down Exhaust SST5000 Double Flow Down Exhaust SST5000 ConfigurationConfiguration
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 14 Confidential Information
Major Components Weights and Dimensions
Please see following table for list of some major components, weights, dimensions and quantities. This is not a complete packing list and the data is
subject change during design.
936823036,156Bearing 3 Casing Assembly1
936823038,449Bearing 2 Casing Assembly1
798016023,006Bearing 1 Casing Assembly1
4552997,496Guide Bolts2
142227236151,017LP Inner Case Lower Part1
17218122783,776LP Inner Case Upper Part1
497312910,693Guide Blade Carrier Assy.2
45961689,767Stationary Blade Ring Assy.2
149146359167,552LP Rotor Assembly1
10913214752,250RHT Stm Stop/Control Valve Assy.2
8511711720,944Main Stm Stop/Control Valve Assy.2
151144377269,846K Turbine Section Assy.1
Height [in]Width
[in]Length
[in]Gross
[lb]ComponentQty
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 15 Confidential Information
Major Components Weights and Dimensions
Please see following table for list of some major components, weights, dimensions and quantities. This is not a complete packing list
and the data is subject change during design.
15613438364,060LP Outer Casing Upper Part TS1
15613438369,234LP Outer Casing Upper Part GS1
10720837588,714LP Outer Casing End Wall Rear1
107208375105,070LP Outer Casing End Wall Front1
Down Exhaust
71621755,909LP Induction Valve2
142791627,937Gland Condenser Skid1
103561037,055Control Fluid Skid1
15813850070,548Lube oil skid1
Height [in]
Width [in]
Length [in]
Gross [lb]ComponentQty
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 16 Confidential Information
Steam Turbine Series – Constructability
• Expected Construction Times for the SST-5000
SST-5000: 7-10 Months
• Modular features of both series (core turbine components and modular auxiliary systems) aid the constructor to reduce the amount of on site work
• Commissioning Times Ranges from 2-3 Months
• In some cases, there is overlap between construction and commissioning schedules, depending on how the project is being executed
Construction and Commissioning Times estimates strongly depend on manpower availability, project schedule, technical experience of
construction personnel, etc.
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 17 Confidential Information
Steam Turbine Series – Equipment Lead Times
• Siemens Standard quoted Lead Time delineates the main ST components, comprising of the HP/IP and LP Turbine Rotor/Inner Casing
• However, other equipment will be shipped earlier, to facilitate construction of the unit on site:
• Bearing Pedestals: Ex-Works – 2 months
• LP Outer Casing: Ex-Works – 1 month
• These two components are required to start installation of the steam turbine equipment and are sequenced before the HP/IP, LP turbineand LP rotors, so by the time the main ST components reach site,the plant construction team should be ~2 months into the erection of the ST equipment
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 18 Confidential Information
Overall Assembly Sequence
Following is the general assembly sequence for SST5000 turbine
Insert Anchor bolts, Align and Grout bearing pedestals in foundation
Install HP/IP turbine – shipped completely assembled
Install LP turbine
Install LP outer casing
Install LP inner casing – lower half
Install LP rotor and align
Install LP inner casing – upper half
Install LP outer casing – upper half
Install Cross Over Pipe
Install Valves
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 19 Confidential Information
Overall Assembly Sequence
Siemens provides Erection and Commissioning ManualsManuals include:
All required field installation drawings and BOMs ( Bills of Material )Weld procedures for field welds of Siemens to Siemens weldsData sheets indicating how to take and record critical data forreview and recordProject sequence for erection
Reference schedule in manual depicts a 7 month schedule for the erection phase of the ST/Generator components
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 20 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence – Foundation and Bearing Pedestals
Overview of Siemens Foundation and Bearing Pedestal/Alignment Hardware:Siemens provides anchor bolts and spherical nuts and washers for bearing pedestals
Nuts and washers inserted in embedment box prior to final pourBearing Pedestals are aligned laterally and vertically in relation to each other, to ensure proper rotor train alignment
Following completion of the alignment process, bearing pedestals are grouted in place (bearing pedestals are fixed in place)
Siemens provides horizontal guide pin, used as lateral fixed point and for alignment of the LP Inner Casing
Following completion of the alignment process, centering guides are grouted in place
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 21 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence – Foundation and Bearing Pedestals (Overview)
Foundation checks, Pedestal Installation, Alignment, and Grouting: 3-4 Weeks
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 22 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence – Down Exhaust Foundation
Foundation Preparation – Bearing Pedestal Foundation Box Embedments
Embedment Box for Anchor Bolt Nut and Washers not Provided by Siemens as a part of a standard offer
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 23 Confidential Information
Detailed Assembly Sequence – General –Down Exhaust Contd.
Bearings and Centering Guide
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 24 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP turbine – Mounting of LP Inner Casing Centering Guide
Embedment for Centering Guide (details provided by Siemens, final design and supply by foundation design entity)
Centering Guide Aligned to Bearing Centerline, welded, and grouted in place
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 25 Confidential Information
Detailed Assembly Sequence – HP/IP turbine
HP turbine in the following description refers to the combined HP/IP “K”type turbine:
HP/IP Installation and Alignment (Casing and Coupling to LP): 3-4 Weeks
K Turbine is Pre-Assembled from the factory, thus most of the work involved alignment of the casing and subsequent alignment to the LP turbine rotor
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 26 Confidential Information
Detailed Assembly Sequence – HP/IP turbine
Assembled K turbine.
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 27 Confidential Information
Lifting & Setting the K turbine on the Foundation
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 28 Confidential Information
Lifting & Setting the K turbine on the Foundation
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 29 Confidential Information
Detailed Assembly Sequence – HP/IP turbine –Contd.
Installed K turbine on foundation
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 30 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP Turbine (Design/Assembly Features)
LP Outer CasingOuter Casing design has no impact on turbine rotor train alignment (design is inherently decoupled from LP inner casing and Rotor)Casing is purely used to direct steam to the condenser, designed to withstand the vacuum forces imparted during operationOnce completed, no additional installation or alignment is required
LP Inner CasingInner Casing components are pre-aligned from the factory (upper and lower halves)Lower Casing is installed and aligned via tightwire to the rest of the turbine train in the fieldRotor is then installed, radial/axial clearances checked, upper halves of blade rings and diaphragms are installed and upper half of the inner casing is installedThere is no need to remove the LP rotor once installed, nor additional individual alignment efforts on LP diaphragms or blade rings
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 31 Confidential Information
Detailed Assembly Sequence – LP Turbine
LP Outer Casing Construction, Inner Casing Installation and Alignment, Completion of Overall LP Turbine: 17-19 Weeks
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 32 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP turbine
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 33 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP turbine – Continued
Horizontal Joint Bolt Connection
Outer Casing Lower Half
Side Wall
End Wall
Internal Stiffeners
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 34 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP turbine – Continued
LP Outer Cylinder Base End Walls
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 35 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP turbine – Continued
Lower End Walls on Foundation
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 36 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP turbine – Continued
Set, install, and align side walls for final welding
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 37 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP turbine – Continued
Installation of internal support hardware
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 38 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of Down Exhaust LP turbine – Continued
Assemble and align outer casing cover
Set LP outer cover aside
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 39 Confidential Information
Setting the LP Inner Casing Lower Half
Note: Guide blade Carriers come shipped already installed in the lower half casing.
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 40 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence of LP turbine – Continued
Set down Inner casing Bottom Half
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 41 Confidential Information
Preparing the rotor for installation
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 42 Confidential Information
Installing the rotor
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 43 Confidential Information
Installing the Guide Blade Carriers and L-0 Blade Rings
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 44 Confidential Information
Cleaning/Preparing and Installing the Inner Casing Upper Half
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 45 Confidential Information
Completed Assembly Sequence of LP turbine –Down Exhaust Shown
Assembled LP
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 46 Confidential Information
Building the Crossover Pipe
Crossover Pipe ships as 4 Major Pieces Fit & Welded in the Field
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 52 Confidential Information
Detailed Assembly Sequence – Valves
Valve Installation, Instrumentation: 3-4 Weeks
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 53 Confidential Information
Preparation
Main Steam / Hot Reheat Valves
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 54 Confidential Information
Main Steam / Hot Reheat ValvesMain Steam / Hot Reheat Valves
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 55 Confidential Information
Installing the HP Combined Stop / Control Valve
Main Steam / Hot Reheat Valves
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 56 Confidential Information
Main Steam / Hot Reheat Valves
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 57 Confidential Information
Detailed Assembly Sequence – Final Alignment, Instrumentation, etc.
Final Alignment, Final Instrumentation Installation, Preparation for Flushing: 5-6 Weeks
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 58 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence Overview – Bearing Instrumentation
Junction Boxes for Wiring Provided with equipment
Cable Connection/Routing into Bearing Pedestal Instrumentation
View of Installation Method for Speed Probes
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 59 Confidential Information
Assembly Sequence Overview– HI Turbine Instrumentation
Thermocouples Pre-Wired to External Junction Boxes (mounted on HI Turbine Casing)
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 60 Confidential Information
Lube Oil Skid
Lube Oil system will be shipped pre-assembled on two skids
Lube Oil Pump/Tank SkidLube Oil Cooler Skid
Duplex Filters
AC Pumps
DC PumpLift Oil Pumps
Oil Mist Eliminator
Lube Oil Skid Standard design is for installation ~15 feet below ST centerlineFor down exhaust configurations, option can be supplied for installation at grade level
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 61 Confidential Information
Gland Steam Condenser Skid
Gland steam condenser skid will be shipped assembled
Gland Steam Condenser
Exhauster2x100%
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 62 Confidential Information
Control Oil System
Control Oil system will be shipped assembled to site
Energy Sector© Siemens Energy, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved
Jun-12Page 63 Confidential Information
Completed down exhaust Turbine