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Combined-cycle steam turbo alternator circuit

This steam circuit turbo alternator diagram explains the steam side of a combined-cycle power plant. Natural gas powers a gas turbine generator, whose hot exhaust feeds a triple-pressure heat recovery steam generator. The HRSG produces main steam at 100 bar and 565 C for an HP-IP-LP steam turbine connected to its own alternator and grid transformer.

類型 流程圖標準 Sugiyama layered DAG + orthogonal routing引擎 schematex-flowchart更新時間 2026/9/22
Combined-cycle steam path
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需求

“Create a steam circuit turbo alternator diagram for a combined-cycle power plant: natural gas to a gas turbine generator and grid transformer, gas-turbine exhaust to a triple-pressure HRSG, 100 bar 565 C main steam to an HP-IP-LP steam turbine and alternator, plus a condenser, hotwell, pumps, HRSG economizer, and feedwater return.”

接著試試Add a steam bypass to the condenserAdd duct firing at the HRSG
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01Heat recovery

Gas-turbine exhaust raises steam in a triple-pressure HRSG.

02Steam expansion

HP, IP, and LP stages extract work before condensation.

03Separate generators

Both turbine trains connect to the grid through their own transformers.

04Feedwater return

Recovered condensate re-enters the HRSG through the economizer.

Use this for a high-level combined-cycle plant overview where the heat-recovery steam cycle and both electrical trains need to be clear. It is suitable for training or plant documentation.

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常見問題

常見問題

What is an HRSG?

A heat recovery steam generator uses gas-turbine exhaust heat to generate steam.

Why are there two alternators?

The gas turbine and steam turbine each drive their own electrical generator.

What does triple-pressure mean?

The HRSG has multiple pressure levels to recover exhaust heat more efficiently.