Grid-connected and expanded hybrid power generation system

Grid-connected photovoltaic power generation system

Schematic diagram of working principle of DHX circulating fluidized bed distillation boiler

Turbine sliding pin system

High and low voltage bypass

Control diagram of high and medium pressure main valveControl diagram of high and medium pressure regulating valveAST control oilOPC control oil

Diagram of radial clearance of turbine bodyAxial displacement occurs during operationSchematic drawing of differential expansion

Turbine main system

Working principle diagram of turbogenerator

Definition of Economics of Power GenerationIn modern engineering projects, cost is very important. Engineers must achieve the desired results at the lowest cost. In power generation, we often choose between high-cost, high-efficiency equipment and low-cost, lower-efficiency equipment. High-cost equipment has higher interest and depreciation charges but lower energy bills.Electrical engineers must balance costs to minimize total plant expenditure. Studying the economics of power generation is cru