How A Combined Cycle Power Plant Works | Gas Power Generation | GE Power

[@student4373]

Here because Miss Sophie wants us to write a 200 word essay on the topic. I was able to learn about the subject without any prior knowledge thanks to this video.

[@gm1762]

I’m working on combined cycle plants, but watched this video amazed. Very good job.👍🏻

[@casper0954]

The combined cycle power plant in Menifee has been demolished and an energy storage power plant is currently being built in its place.

[@Chisox636]

Very cool! So basically, a combined cycle plant has the same goal as an engine with a turbocharger. Primary energy generation, with an additional mechanism to catch energy from the exhaust.

[@lovecece2186]

YOSS

[@motonomad1016]

I work at one here in my hometown, I'd say less of a Turbocharger and more of a jet turbine. But as a car guy understand we're coming with the turbo, just the turbine itself is essentially a giant jet turbine

[@Powercatfisherblitz]

Extremely well made video - this helped a lot, thx!

[@godfreytomlinson2282]

I can't believe it! She's actually pronouncing turbine correctly!

[@nivalius]

i'm so unsure that 360 format could ever be a good choice for such kind of videos

[@NitroFusionLite]

a great video! my father works for GE steam power, the video is really detailed tho

[@returntothetruth1469]

Wow I have seen 360 degree video for the first time

[@ignitedmind7005]

What a nice editing 😮

[@sajesang]

Amazing experience ❤❤❤

[@markjmaxwell9819]

Having done work in hospitals on Cogen systems and massive steam boilers amongst other power generating equipment the latest combined cycle power plants that can run on Hydrogen are a masterpiece of engineering. 😎👍

[@cjengel4796]

The way the video is is so cool

[@pshinde9574]

Easy to understand. Good

[@mahmoudmagdy8383]

what an immersive experience

[@sultanayeasmin3444]

EXCELLENT........GOOD JOB INDEED!

[@evanseventy7593]

Great video. The motion sensor really confused me at the beginning!

[@realainsmcf]

So interesting and useful. Thanks!

[@ajaykumarsansi5633]

Thank you for this information give everyone people

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

We have one near me, what is in those big round storage tanks? The kind of tanks you see at gasoline refineries. There are several of them.

[@HKGJOHN]

Is there an app for this?

[@ScDMiller1]

interesting stuff ! Our power company in Indianapolis (IPL - Indianapolis Power & Light ) has been changing a major portion of their fossil fuel generation over to gas turbine. They're building a combined cycle plant in Martinsville IN. Wonder if you're (GE) is making the generation equipment. ?

[@ushoys]

Yep, that Martinsville CC uses two GE 7FA.05 gas turbines, each about 230MW. Not sure who supplied the steam turbine.

[@camillesymons2170]

Very impressive and educational!

[@faisalbestari8659]

This video is great. I get my first job this month, a power plant engineer. :))))

[@yousefbenhassan4752]

Thanks for the video

[@xxczerxx]

So when it comes to using the fuel (LNG), do CCGT sites solely use gas pipelines on-demand, or do they store any of it on-site?

[@jerry0947]

This 3d video is cool

[@ratiftech]

It is a useful video. I got a lot of profits from it.

[@nomanvardag1]

VR was cool.

[@ryanrinn4041]

nice video! where is the condenser?

[@stevemiller6766]

Under the steam turbine.

[@djamelbek7506]

Thanx, very amazing explaination

[@jullinnarcooper878]

Will you to recover what should haven't been modified.

[@edanskrr3649]

what measurements are typically recorded during operation ?

[@congthanhle2771]

Very cool and useful

[@Aditya_Raj123]

What a nice video ❤️👏👏

[@Mr_Wick.]

does the steam turbine and gaz turbine turn the same generator? or every turbine is attached to it's own generator?

[@GauravGupta-pb8mk]

Thank you for the information

[@716tommo]

very good video...makes it easy to understand the process.

[@shepherdwarriorKING]

The gas turbine consists of 2 sections the gas generator with high pressure turbine And the power/low pressure turbine Wich spins independently of the gas generator at a variable speed thanks to a second independent shaft. An external drive Wich is an electric motor starts the gas turbine and it drives the shaft of the high pressure turbine allong with the compressor mounted on this same shaft. The compressor driven by the high pressure turbine serves to take in the air needed for cumbustion, inside the 6 combustion Chambers the air is mixed with feul gas and this mixture is ignited. The hot exhaust gasses expand driving both the high and the low pressure turbine blades making them spin , the fast spinning turbine blades and shaft drives a generator wich converts the spinning energy to Electrical energy. The hot exhaust gasses then flow through the gas turbine defuser wich increases the gas pressure and ejects it via the outlet casingof the exhaust. The high temperature gas can still be utilized to generate steam when it comes out. Connected behind the turbine you will find the specialy designed boiler called a heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) it's function is to capture the high temperature exhaust gas from the gas turbine and convert it to steam. Thanks to the captured exhaust gas The HRSG then generates steam where it is then delivered to a steam turbine where even more electricity will be produced. The main steam piping Wich are Huge bundles of pipes running out of the HRSG to the steam turbine, are the pipes that deliver high temperature and high pressure steam from the HRSG to the steam turbine. The steam turbine uses this steam from the main steam piping to spin the generator. Similar to the gas turbine high temperature and high pressure steam passes through the steam turbine turning the blades and the shaft Wich turns the second generator to make more electricity.

[@ushoys]

Not in this video. As it describes, this gas turbine weighs 400 tons and is a frame-type single shaft, not an aeroderivative engine as you describe. Aero gas turbines are not as good for CC application because they're so efficient in simple cycle that there's relatively little energy left in the exhaust to make steam.

[@stevemiller6766]

Only in Areo-direvitives. heavy frame turbines are on one shaft and spin at 3000 rpm in this example and 3600 rpm for North America, Saudi Arabia and Japan. How do I know?I work on them.

[@marcusgoss2528]

Very good video!

[@trisnasarkar1941]

Thanks for the update

[@oriazowandavid3455]

This is amazing

[@0055-g3i]

Excellent

[@Shahriar_Salem_Samir]

How mnay megawatts is this powerplant?

[@leetonny8353]

How big the land area is needed?

[@swsuwave]

Thing is so massive it warped light in the lens!

[@sajesang]

Amazing

[@aslamnazimudeen2452]

really interesting.. i wish i could work there.

[@benthurber5363]

I'm not against burning natural gas, but. Anywhere you see solar and wind go in, they need to have one of these on standby for low wind/sunlight. I'd rather they bring on 4th gen nuclear power and ditch the "renewables" boondoggle.

[@stevemiller6766]

Nah, companies build the solar and wind for tax breaks and public relations. At least that is what the owners and managers have told me in the past.

[@osinachidimkpa5117]

The nuclear still needs emergency electrical supply! You always need to have fossil as backup

[@Secretstar-Avinash]

awesome explanation. cheers...

[@mohamedaslam111]

Wow..!! Awesome

[@naufalhamdanrivani4313]

Does the steam turbine and gas turbine rotate the same generator shaft? Does it not crash with each other?

[@xianshi8896]

no. steam turbine and gas turbine are two difference unit. they work together but different system.

[@elizachai97]

This is single shaft configuration combined cycle power plant since both gas turbine and steam turbine are connected to a single generator

[@stevemiller6766]

Yep.

[@DoctorZoiberg69]

Need more in Texas

[@stevemiller6766]

sorry, this is a 50hz machine.

[@Eric_from_Kansas]

This was my last job at an oil refinery. Uber-boring but paid great lol

[@DeadEyeBlack]

Excuse me Jackie where are the bathrooms?

[@antonimalachowski5262]

What's more flammable? Natural gas or her ultra-enthusiastic tone?

[@plausible.deaniability]

Shout out my safety brother and sisters!

[@simonwong82381]

Cannot see clear on the video.

[@whatever465456]

Change the quality setting

[@pulkitsingh1366]

3d

[@BasilMinhas]

Simon Wong Change it to 2160s

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

What about it, @@pulkitsingh1366?

[@Aspholon360]

Can i record real internts to??

[@andrewgordon235]

How about a government grant to build 50 of these things so we have the supplemental electricity we need to charge our electric vehicles. Just use the money they would normally give to oil exploration firms to find new wells all over the world.

[@timdick825]

Because oil & gas exploration firms are needed to find & extract the natural gas! (It doesn't come from our backsides...)

[@edsalinas9996]

Is their any way we can change that Gas to Hydrogen? We seem to be moving away from Gas.

[@iDrunkky]

nice work

[@josephhurdman5588]

Never thought of transmitting the waste steam from the turbine into district heating banks? It'd be at a low pressure, but sufficiently warm enough to heat several hundred homes...

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It's Awesome

[@jagadeeshgurana4490]

awesome...........

[@张政-w1f]

看过， 燃气轮联合循环的工作状态，运行是否稳定？紧急停机天然气怎么处理？对空放散还是收集重新利用？ The operating status of gas turbine combined cycle is stable? How to deal with emergency shutdown of natural gas? Does air-to-air dispersion or collection reuse?

[@ushoys]

Nope, just instant shut-off of isolation valves in the natural gas supply pipe.

[@stevemiller6766]

Nope - any fluctuation of gas pressure and the gas turbine trips.

[@mateuszlobocki9419]

Where is egeciion site?

[@ShadowWolfTJC]

Not a bad setup, though one improvement to this operation that I might suggest is the addition of thermoelectric generators (the ones that use the Peltier-Seebeck Effect for example) wherever you need heat exchangers, such as within the water boiler (where the water is separated from the heat source), and within wherever the steam is allowed to collect to cool off before being reused for steam power.

[@stevemiller6766]

the issue comes down to service and practically. The systems are very demanding on materials due to harsh environment they operate in. These plant are designed to be robust and dependable to supply the grid with electricity. These plants cost close to 100 million bucks to build and the company owning them are not interested in experiments - they want profits.

[@zAlaska]

Not included/shown are the solar-powered carbon capture reactors prior to the heat extractor where superheated gasses condense into clean reusable liquid fuel as the near plasma superheated now clean exhaust gasses put to heat storage and are cooled by the steam generator producing more power than the gas turbine, plus a ready to burn a condensed clean liquid fuel, perhaps to reinject into the turbine engine and export depending on how much intake CO2 it also removes from the air. Methane supplied by landfill. May GE America find ways to include these magical modules and more.

[@stevemiller6766]

... and lubricated with unicorn tears?

[@zAlaska]

This was a while ago what I was referring to as I seen the solar project that it takes a whole bunch of concentrated mirrors that heats the gas the plasma like temperatures and somehow a liquid is produced of hydrocarbons the condenses out it's clear clean fuel if they can capture out of the exhaust so that's what I was referring to and I don't know where that for us somebody just commented on me and I can see why somebody would be last reading what I read and wrote. It was turning exhaust into a liquid fuel with lots of solar power blasting it.

[@kenrose1154]

So a HA .02 2x1 can produce about 2 GW ?

[@Ejike5320]

It's a 360 degree video, use a KZbin app to view it properly not a browser

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

Actually, the browser works too because of the little joypad in the upper left corner, and because you can drag the picture around in it.

[@ScDMiller1]

improper English; typed on Android smartphone. .. I meant, are you making the equipment my / our power company is now using to generate electricity?

[@silvermediastudio]

Pretty weak tour. "HEre's our gas turbine" ...shows a wall.

[@nagarajank1772]

Any vacancy

[@bbmw9029]

So both the gas turbine and steam turbine are spinning the same generator. I'd think they'd each have their own generator. This is especially likely since a lot of combined cycle plants will have multiple GTs but only one ST.

[@stevemiller6766]

More efficient. Since there isn't a bypass exhaust stack in the example here if the gas turbine runs the steam turbine has to run.

[@rickpaliuca5097]

Two generators double the cost and the footprint.

[@bbmw9029]

@@rickpaliuca5097 very rarely do you see a single GT combined cycle plant. Usually there are 2-4 GTs, with the steam created from their exhaust going to a single steam turbine, driving its own generator.

[@meikstreid4641]

Sana all

[@chirayusharma5595]

Best video

[@ry6243]

Great video, GE, and it is so educational! :) How many Megawatts can a H9A gas turbine (like the one shown in the video) generate ?

[@Goku-bh1ej]

410

[@ry6243]

@@Goku-bh1ej on a daily basis?

[@stevemiller6766]

@@ry6243 That's most likely the base load for a 9HA combined cycle. The 9FA/HA are normally done on a single-shaft where the gas turbine, steam turbine, and generator are on one really long shaft.

[@Michael_Scott_Howard]

Send a boat of these to TEXAS

[@josephhurdman5588]

No MHD cycle? Super hot gases are very electrically active...

[@davidsaldivar3111]

Sorry ge guys but what you re showing in the video is not an cc power plant, it s just a gas plant for generation

[@devrim-oguz]

What is the purpose of making a 3D video if you are going to show the story from 2D visuals?

[@gecko1131]

Hahaha I have a project in real G.E Combine Cycle Power Plant.

[@forgiven3502]

Clean plant, most plants look like dumps

[@jolantad7971]

It is 95% hard work 5%(the management) - combine usu LEMA mthd ( least effort max acquisition).

[@lionellcornelius1417]

Something wrong with the cameras

[@dahliaaiden4376]

i think this is a 360 video. you can actually move it by touching the screen

[@dahliaaiden4376]

+dahlia aiden or by moving your phone

[@hayderameer1767]

the camera 360 degree

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

They might not even have used any cameras, but drawn it all in 3D rendering software.

[@K2_Chris]

no cooling?

[@andrealoi4426]

Gas turbines don't need cooling.

[@bemalsdvanitha2090]

Cool

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Our poop can be processed into power. It's renewable as well.

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We are seeing only the road more

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Damned straight!

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Wow...

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Nc video

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Hi we need this in South Africa urgently as we are having 5 hour rolling blackouts which we call load shedding GE please contact South Africa as our former president has escaped to Cuba this is Jacob Zuma

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