Power plant and calculations

Sl No. IBR Form No. Details of forms 1 I Memorandum for Boiler inspection or registration 2 II Issued by inspection authority during new construction 3 II A Issued by inspection authority during new construction for foreign code boilers 4 III Certificate of manufacture issued by constructor 5 III A Steam pipe line test certificate  issued by manufacturer 6 III B Tubes  test certificate issued by manufacturer 7 III C Test certificates for  fittings & mountings (Valves,bend,elbow,tee etc) 8 III F Test certificates of casting & forging issued by manufacturer 9 V Boiler use provisional order issued by Boiler inspector authority 10 VI Certificate issued by  directorate of steam boiler for boiler use 11 VII Inspecting authority (directorate of steam boiler) certif

   1-List down the applications of auxiliary DC power supply system in Power plants?   Protections relays Circuit breakers DCS Trip circuits Signaling Telephone system & communication Emergency lighting Transmitters & Positioners Emergency oil pumps Metering panels 2-List down the various DC voltages & their applications in power plants Sl No. Voltage Applications 1 220 VDC & 110 VDC Protection system Emergency lighting Trip & closing coil of circuit breakers Operating mechanisms 2 48 VDC Telephone communication 3 +/- 24 VDC Control circuits Measuring instruments Static relays 3-What is the power source for DC supply? Main power source is lead-acid storage battery & AC/DC rectifier set 4-What are the installation requirements for lead acid battery ? The room should be isolated from other system Room should have adequate lighting & venti

  Valve is a Mechanical or electromechanical device which is used to control the flow, pressure & temperature of fluid. Generally Globe valve, Gate valves, Butterfly valve, diaphragm valve, needle valve, Non return valves etc used in power plant various applications. The materials which are directly in contact with high pressure & temperature fluid are called trim materials. IBR Valves materials are manufactured according to the ASME class 16.34 B “Y” type globe valves have minimum pressure drop as compared to normal globe valves WCB indicates cast carbon steel, includes the standard A 216 . Used for fluid temperature up to 425 deg C WC-6 indicates Chromium Molybdenum steel, includes the standard A 217. Used for fluid temperature up to 575 deg C WC-9 indicates Cast alloy steel, includes the standard A 217. Used for fluid temperature up to 593 deg C SA 105 indicates forged & SA 182 indicates forged alloy steels Equivalent grades of valves: SA 216 WCB/WCC