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Security classification © Siemens AG 2015 All rights reserved. siemens.com/energy The new Gas Turbine Portfolio to meet the market requirements for Distributed Generation PowerGen Europe, 9-11 June 2015 Nicholas Muntz, Dr. Thorsten Krol
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Security classification © Siemens AG 2015 All rights reserved. siemens.com/energy

The new Gas Turbine Portfolio to meet the

market requirements for Distributed Generation

PowerGen Europe, 9-11 June 2015

Nicholas Muntz, Dr. Thorsten Krol

June, 2015

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Introduction

1. Centralized static system 2. Enhanced flexibility in centralized system

3. Highest flexibility in centralized system 4. Decentralized system per customer demand

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0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Operational market driver

Sourc

e:

TenneT

2010 2011 2012

2013 2014

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014e

Positive

CSS

84,9 %

7.437 h

69,1 %

6.053 h

36,3 %

3.180 h

19,7 %

1.726 h

20,7 % *

1.813 h *

Example profit

situation of large GT-

driven power train

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

Events

/ y

ear

Frequency [ Hz ]

Frequency peak statistics

ArgentinaGermanyIndiaJapanNigeriaNorwayPhilippines 60HzSingaporeSouth Korea 60HzUnited Kingdom

1. Grid stability – country overview 2. Wind in Energy mix

3. No. of redispatches p.a. in local grid 4. Profit situation LGT-driven power plants

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Active power Active power

Rea

ctive

po

we

r

Active power

Thermal

rotor limit

Power factor

Thermal stator

winding limit

Step iron limit

Steady state limit

Re

active

po

we

r

Rea

ctive

po

we

r

Base load operation conventional

Base load operation renewable

Peak load operation renewable

Operations

statistics

Stand still

Turning gear

opreation

Ac-/deceleration

Operation

active

power

share

Differences in operating regimes

Operation

in capability

diagram

< 60%

60% - 90%

> 90%

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Base load operation conventional

Base load operation renewable

Peak load operation renewable

Operations

statistics

Stand still

Turning gear

opreation

Ac-/deceleration

Operation

Operations

summary

Load

changes

and

change rate

• <1000 operating hours

• Operation in power digram

on demand

• Low number of starts and

highest number of load

changes

• >7000 operating hours

• Defined loading points in

power diagram

• Low number of starts and

high number of load

changes

• >7000 operating hours

• Defined loading points in

power diagram

• Low number of starts and

load changes

Differences in operating regimes

change rate [MW/min] change rate [MW/min]

No. O

f lo

ad c

hanges

change rate [MW/min]

No. O

f lo

ad c

hanges

No. O

f lo

ad c

hanges

Decrease active

power

Increase active

power

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Generation Consumption Transmission

& Distribution

Changes in Power Markets:

Centralized Power Generation

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Gas Turbine Modernizations

Operational Flexibility

Combined

Cycle Start

Up

Frequency Sensitive Mode and

Frequency Restoration

Reserve

Peak Load

& Grid Support

Minimum Load

Improvement

Shut Down and Restart

Conditions

Gas

Turbine

Fast GT

Start Up with

Hot-Start-On-

The-Fly

GT Load Gradient Increase

within IGV actuation range

Turn Up &

(Fast) Wet

Compression

Part Load

Upgrade &

Extended Turn

Down

Shut Down Gradient &

Reduced GT Cool Down Time

Steam

Turbine

(Advanced)

Hot-Start-On-

The-Fly

EOH counter,

(load change) Stress controller

in CCPP to date

no active ST

measures

requested

multiple me-

asures to re-

duce wetness &

thermal fatigue

Parallel shut down

Gene-

rator

Turninggear

Operation,

Frequent

starting

Operation in load following

regime

Power increase of

generators

Generator

Efficiency in

Power Train

N/A

Base Load (P*)

Standard Operation Line

Flex Operation Line

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Generation Consumption Transmission

& Distribution

Changes in Power Markets:

Centralized Power Generation

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SGT5-4000F

Long term experience

Proven design

Best serviceability

Highest Power

plant availability

Robust technology

High reliability

Focus on customer

needs

High flexibility

SGT5-4000F Gas turbine

Gross power output 307 MW*

Gross Efficiency 40 %*

Gross Heat rate 9001 kJ/kWh

Exhaust mass flow / temp. 723 kg/s/579 ºC*

Weight 312000 kg

Combined Cycle Package i.e. 1S

Net power output* 445 MW

Net efficiency* 58,7 %

Net heat rate 6133 kJ/kWh

Number of gas turbines 1

Pressure / Reheat Triple / Yes

* @ ISO conditions, 50mbar backpressure

Advanced 50Hz F-Class gas turbine

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Changes in Power Markets:

Centralized Power Generation

Generation Consumption Transmission

& Distribution

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Performance EconoFlex6TM

Long term experience

of Turbines

SGT-800

SST-900

Best serviceability

Highest Power

plant availability

Robust technology

High reliability

Focus on customer

needs

High flexibility

IPPS - Gas Turbine power plants Stable efficiency in a wide load range with multiple GTs

35%

40%

45%

50%

55%

60%

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

Ne

t E

lectr

ica

l E

ffic

ien

cy

Net Electrical Power Output [MW]

Plant part load efficiency, SCC-800 nx1C

1 GT

2 GT

3 GT

4 GT

5 GT

6 GT

EconoFlex6™

Power Output, MW net* 425 MW

Net efficiency* 56.2 %

Power within 10 minutes* 286 MW

Minimum load, % / MW* 10% / 42 MW

Ramp rate, MW / min* 73 MW/min

* @ ISO conditions, 50mbar backpressure

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Consumption Generation Transmission

& Distribution

Changes in Power Markets:

New centralized vs. decentralized Power Generation

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Ind. 501-K

3.9 -5.7 MW

Ind. RB211-G62 (27.2 MW)

Ind. RB211-GT62 (29.8 MW)

Ind. RB211-GT61 (32.1 MW)

Ind. Trent DLE (54.0 MW)

Ind. Trent WLE (65.6 MW)

SGT-750

37.0 MW

SGT-300

7.9 MW

SGT-400

13.4 MW

SGT-500

19.1 MW

SGT-200

6.8 MW

Power Band

Product range

SGT-100

5.4 MW

SGT-600

24.5 MW

SGT-700

32.8 MW

Power

Generation

Proven for Power

Generation and

Cogeneration

Operates on a wide

range of fuels

Excellent steam

rising capability

High fuel flexibility

with DLE on gas

Fuel flexibility: LNG,

FLNG, Upstream

Burns heavy fuel

(HFO) oil and crude

oil

Low maintenance,

high availability

Proven, high efficiency

Fuel flexibility, Fast

start time High simple cycle efficiency

Fast start and restart capability

Packages

SGT-100

Package

SGT-200

Package

SGT-300

Package

SGT-400

Package

SGT-500

Package Ind. RB211-Package

SGT-600

Package

SGT-700

Package

SGT-800

Package SGT-750

Package

Compact design,

Operates on various

fuels

0 100 MW

Ind. Trent - Package

SGT-800

47.5/50.5/53 MW

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• Long term

proven

technology

• Fixed and

floating

applications

• Focus on

industrial and

electrical

power

generation

Technology leader with best gas turbines technology

designed for your needs

Industrial gas turbines (IGT’s)

• Best solution for

your needs in

industrial,

CoGen, and

Combined Cycle

• applications with

high potential in

reliability, life cycle,

efficiencies,

flexibility (part load

efficiency, load

change rate,

parking load, etc.)

High efficiencies com-

bined with operational

flexibility optimized for

CoGen and CC

applications

High operational flexibility

for cyclic operation in

industrial applications and

to support intermittent

grids

Aero-derivative gas turbines (ADGT’s)

Significant increase of flexibility by combining leading technologies

Flexibility by combination of leading technologies

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Termoelectrica de Warnes – Power Generation

Project Summary

Project Termoelectrica de Warnes

Customer ENDE Andina S.A.M.

Application Simple-cycle

Technology Five SGT-800 units with DLE technology plus Auxiliaries and

balance of plant

Start One SGT-800 online since February 2015.

Complete Four additional SGT-800 units under construction/commissioning

to be completed mid 2015.

Challenge

In Bolivia the demand for electricity is growing due to domestic

development and to supply planned industrial park. Additional

expansions options for future development in the region has to be

considered.

Solution After a successful project “Termoelectrica del Sur” the customer

decided to further develop the electricity supply with flexible and

high efficient SGT-800 units in open cycle configuration. The

option of further extension of the power plant by adding

additional units and the option to extend to combined cycle

configuration ensures the upgradability required for future

development.

Benefits

The SGT-800 provide highest efficiencies for open cycle

operations with the option to further increase output power and

efficiency by combined cycle extension. Benefits to one of

Bolivia’s most vibrant economic zones.

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1. Modernize existing Power Plants 2. New LGT Power Plant centralized

3. New SGT Power Plant centralized 4. New SGT Power Plants decentralized

Summary

Extend life time and usage of

existing and payed off assets

Enhanced operational flexibility to meet

new operating conditions

High mass of inertia remains in grid for

frequency stabilization

Low investment costs

Optimized for customers

with high power demand

Highest full load efficiencies

Utilization of existing distribution grids

Lowest investment per MW installed

Utilization of existing

distribution grids

Highest availability

High operational flexibility

Maximum operational flexibility

optimized for local demand in grid

Directly embedded into Smart Grid

CAPEX can be spread over time

Short installation time

High availability

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