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Development of the GT36 Sequential Combustor
Gerhard Früchtel, Douglas Pennell
Verbrennungsforschung in der Schweiz 2017; ETH Zürich
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Agenda
• GT36 introduction
• GT36 CPSC combustor
• GT36 validation
• Conclusions & questions
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More than 160 Years Background
TODAY
Global leading OEMof GT and ST
2014
Incorporation of JointVentures with
Shanghai ElectricCompany
2012100 years of
Steam Turbinemanufacturing
2010150th Gas
Turbinemanufactured
2007OSP™
concept launch
2005Total TechnologicalIndependence
1995 First Combined Cycle Power Plantbased on Ansaldo Energia GT
1991Ansaldo Energiaestablished
1962First supercritical600 MW PowerPlant
1923 First Power Plant
1853 Giovanni Ansaldo& Co. established
2016
Acquisition of Alstomadvanced HDGT
technology and Assets
Acquisition of PowerSystem Manufacturing
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Heavy Duty Gas Turbine PerformanceNew Equipment Portfolio
AE94.2A
AE94.3A
GT26
AE64.3A
500 MW / 41.5%
Model Output / Efficiency Frequency
340 MW / 41%
345 MW / 41%
310 MW / 39.8%
185 MW / 36.2%
50 Hz
60 Hz
50 Hz
50 Hz
50 Hz
50 / 60 HzGT gross performance including once-through-cooler contribution where applicable
100% Methane, ISO conditions, duct and auxiliary losses excluded
GT36-S6GT36-S6
GT36-S5
78 MW / 36.3%
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Ansaldo’s H-Class Gas Turbine: GT36
15 stage compressor(4 vanes variable)
4 stage turbine
CPSC can combustor12 cans (60Hz)16 cans (50Hz)
GT36 S5 (50Hz) GT36 S6 (60Hz)
SC*
CC 1+1**
SC*
CC 1+1**
Power, MW 500 720 340 500
Efficiency, % 41.5 61.5 41.0 61.3
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GT36 Gas Turbine Evolution
GT26
GT36
GT36 CPSC features
• Sub 25vppm NOx & CO
• Turn Down < 30% GT load
• Gaseous Fuel Flexibility:Wobbe Index: 31-50MJ/mn
3
Up to 18%molar C2+ hydro-carbonswith H2 fuel doping capability
• Dual fuel capability with distillateOil#2 and online fuel changeover
• Hot gas path inspection 13 days
SequentialCombustor
AxialCompressor Turbine
PremixCombustor
GT26 Sequential Combustion
• 23 years of reliable reheattechnology proven in F-class fleet
Technology evolution of existing product portfolio using in-house knowhow
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Agenda
• GT36 introduction
• GT36 CPSC combustor
• GT36 validation
• Conclusions & questions
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Stre
amTe
mpe
ratu
re
Length /residence time
B1(M1)
A1F1
A1F1
C2
Short residence timecombustion and CPSCflame hotspots avoided
C1
Premixed1st stage
combustion
CPSC
AxialStaged
B1(M1)
CPSC mixes allfuel and all airtogether before
sequentialauto-ignition
B2(M2)F2
F2B2
(M2)
CPSC A2
Mixer ExitTemperature, MET à
B: BurnerM: MixerC: CombustorA: AirF: Fuel
…and comparison to a generic axially staged combustion systemCPSC Operating Principle
Axial Staged A2
Axial Staged A2
Combustorexit remainingtemperature
spread
Peaktemperature foraxially staged
combustor
CPSC NOxadvantage
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Key ComponentsGT36 CPSC Combustor
First Stage, (FS)– Gas and oil startup & premix
burner & combustor– Ansaldo F-class
low NOx low turndowntechnology
– Capacity adapted to GT36combustor
– High degree of identical or similarcomponents to F-class design
Dilution Air Mixer– Multi row mixer with nozzles
configured for uniform inlet profileto sequential burner
– Regulates MET* range foroptimum SB performance
– Utilized experience from silocombustor designs of legacyBBC/ABB/Alstom gas turbines
Sequential Burner (SB)– Reheat burner for emission and
turndown performance (low residencetime)
– Direct evolution of GT26 SEV burnerdesign and fuel injector technologies
– Multi point (dual) fuel injection with highconcentration of vortex generators forimproved mixing
– Integrated thermo-acoustic dampingfeatures
– Optimized for low combustor exittemperature spread
Sequential Liner (SL)– Sequential combustor and interface to turbine– Leveraged PSM Ansaldo can transition duct
expertise and design portfolio– Thermally free movement to reduce stresses– High-temperature alloy with improved creep
strength and durable dense vertically cracked TBC
SB Fuel
FS Fuels
* MET: Mixer Exit Temperature
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Agenda
• GT36 introduction
• GT36 CPSC combustor
• GT36 validation
• Conclusions & questions
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Validation Vehicles
Validation Drivers /Technical Risks
CFD
and
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ols
Wat
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anne
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PIV,
LIF)
Flow
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Atm
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Hig
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Com
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GT3
6-S6
Engi
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Component lifetime ü ü ü
Combustor operation andperformance ü ü ü ü ü ü
Transferability of results ü ü ü ü ü ü
Emissions ü ü ü ü ü
Maintenance ü ü ü
Fuel distribution system ü ü
Fuel manifold (internal fueldistribution) ü ü
Can to can scatter ü ü
Combustor Design ProcedureValidation vehicle applicability versus technical risks
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GT36 in Birr Test Power PlantHigh Pressure Combustor Test Rig
• Transferability to engine operationconfirmed for the first (Premix) and thesecond stage (Sequential).
• Correlation of operation window,pulsation and emission as expected
• Operating range emissions confirmed• Metal temperature readings transferable
• Test rig based validation was a key elementof the GT36 burner development
• Full scale rig testing performed since 2013
Combustor – Confirmation of correlation and transferability Rig-to-EngineGT36
ü
ü
üü
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Combustor and flame Images (viewed facing upstream)High Pressure CPSC Gas Operation
Firs
tSta
geCo
mbu
stor
Flam
e
Sequ
entia
lCom
bust
orFl
ame
Low load:Sequentialburner off
Part load:Sequential
burnerignited
Full load:Sequentialburner atmax firing
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GT36 Gas TurbineTest Power Plant in Birr, Switzerland
• GT36 Test Engine located in Birr,Switzerland and operational since2016.
• Engine instrumented with > 3000instruments, with > 500 rotatingparts instrumentation.
• Extended performance testingcompleted for design and off-designconditions.
• Engine test results confirm designperformance targets.
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Agenda
• GT36 introduction
• GT36 CPSC combustor
• GT36 validation
• Conclusions & questions
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Validation completed on April 12, 2017
• Start-up and shut-down testing performed
• Grid synchronization and electricity exportfunctional
• Hot- and cold-start performance verified
• Loading gradients confirmed
• Full load operation and mapping confirmsdesign
GT36 Test Engine Validation
Performance:P [MW] üη [%] üTIT [ºC] üTAT [ºC] üṁ [kg/s] üp [bar] ü
Emission:NOx [vppm] üCO [vppm] ü
Operability:OPC [-] üTurndown [%] ü
Engine in Operation, picture taken fromoutside enclosure
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Press ReleaseQuestions?
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A new generation is bornNew products.
New technologies.New service capabilities.
Ansaldo Energia: a global player in the power generation market.