PRESENTED BY:

Santosh Tiwari

Unit Logic.

Oil Elevation Logic.

Coal Elevation Logic

 Boiler purge logic Master fuel trip logic

o Any Scanner fan PR adq

 This is to save boiler tubes from running dry. Till wet conditions prevail, 30% of TMCR flow is maintained in boiler tubes.

 This is to save boiler from extreme high pressure of main steam in case of failure of safety valves

 This protection saves boiler tubes from damages due to high temperatures. Boiler tubes material can not withstand the very high temperature of 565 and 590 deg C for a long time. This high degree of temperature may result in joint failures and tube leakages.

 This trip protects the tubes from overheating and a potent failure. High water wall tube temperatures are an indication of over-firing, low water wall flow, or a combination of both.

 Boiler is directly tripped on turbine trip protection that opens the vacuum breaker like: Axial shift high and turb bearing vibrations very high.

 It can be done before light up and No MFT conditions are present. All HONVs are kept closed. HFO control v/v is opened. HORV is closed. HOTV is opened for 15 sec . When HFO pressure is 14 kg then HOTV is closed. Now for 60 sec, trapped pr is monitored for any drop in pr. HONVs/HORV leak test is successful, if pr drop is below 1 kg.

 HORV is opened to drop the HFO pr to 10 kg and again HORV is closed. Now for 60 sec, trapped pr is monitored for any rise in pr. HOTV Leak test is successful, if pr rise is negligible.

 In AB elevation, only HFO or LFO can be taken in service at a time.

In AB elevation, Combination of HFO or LFO can be taken in service at a time.

 For mill A AB3/4 or Fdr-B at 50% at BLI 30% For mill B AB3/4 or Fdr-A/C at 50% at BLI 30% For mill C AB3/4 or Fdr-B/D at 50% at BLI 30% or Fdr-B at 50% with AB For mill D AB3/4 or Fdr-C/E at 50% at BLI 30%

For mill A AB3/4 or Fdr-B at 50% at BLI 30% For mill B AB3/4 or Fdr-A/C at 50% at BLI 30% Fdr-C at 50% at CD 3/4 For mill C AB3/4 or Fdr-B/D at 50% at BLI 30% or Fdr-B at 50% with AB For mill D AB3/4 or Fdr-C/E at 50% at BLI 30% Fdr-E at 50% at EF 3/4

 Elevation-A voted no flame Fdr-A Not in service AA & AB 3/4 no flame (AB 2/4 no proven) Elevation-B voted no flame Fdr-B Not in service AB & BC 3/4 no flame (AB 2/4 no proven)

Elevation-AA voted no flame Fdr-A Not in service AA less than 2/4 no flame Elevation-A voted no flame

Fdr-A & B Not in service A less than 2/4 no flame (AB 2/4 no
proven)

Elevation-B voted no flame Fdr-B & C Not in service B less than 2/4 no flame

AutoCAD, Promise, and the One-Step ALG provide tools for automated application engineering programming tool to the ECS-1200 control system.

Applicationengineers use the AutoCAD with the Promise software to define control algorithmsin the formof CAD logic diagrams. The Promise software runs as an add-on to AutoCAD and allows users to set up various attributes for the drawings and their components. The information for each Promise project is storedinan associated databasethat is accessible toutilities of Promise.
After the logic diagrams for a particular application have been completed, utilities of Promis e extract specified data from the database and produce a set of report text files. The One-Step software processes these report files and contents ofthe AutoCAD logic diagramsto produce two output files:anequation textfile and logic graphic files. Once the equation text file is completed, anHFC compiler produces the downloadable application code.

REMOTE 4 DDB(DI,1,129) DDB(DO,1,288) DDB(FL,1,8000) DDB(TI,1,1000) DDB(CO,1,650) DDB(MS,1,6000)

# of Bytes to Actual # of Points Bytes per Point broadcast # of broadcasts broadcasts 129 2 258 0.275641026 1 288 8000 1000 650 6000 2 0.125 5 2 2 576 1000 5000 1300 12000 0.615384615 1.068376068 5.341880342 1.388888889 12.82051282 1 2 6 2 13

DDB(DF,1,6000) DDB(BL,1,901)
DDB(DG,1,103) TOTAL

6000 901
103

2 8
6

12000 7208
618

12.82051282 7.700854701
0.66025641

13 8
1 47

You can see that it takes 47 broadcasts for this remote to go through the list a single time.

DDB(DI,1,2000) Lines that begin with DDB define what this DDB(DO,1,2000) Remote will broadcast out on the C-Link. DDB(MS,1,100) DDB(FL,1,14000) Lines that begin with FILTER define what DDB(CO,1,100) this Remote will pull in from other Remotes DDB(TI,1,100) and store in memory. DDB(BL,1,100) FILTER(FL,999,8,1,FL,999,0,0) FILTER(DDB,1,2000,5,DI,1,8000,0) FILTER(DDB,1,2000,1,DI,1,8000,0) FILTER(DDB,1,2000,3,DI,1,8000,0) FILTER(DDB,1,1370,11,BL,1,00000010,0)

The sensor works with a Transceiver (transmitter and receiver) which is looking into the measuring pipe by means of a special hollow antenna with a frequency of 24 Ghz and with an output of approx. 3mW. The transmitter sends in CW (Continuous Wave) and develops thus a homogeneous high frequency field in the pipe