An Investigation Of Productivity In Boilers Of Thermal Power Plants With Fuzzy Gain Scheduled PI Controller

Year 2010, Volume: 2 Issue: 1, 45 - 49, 15.01.2010

İlhan Kocaarslan Ertuğrul Çam Hasan Tiryaki

Abstract

Power plants need to be controled because of electricity generation cost and to be reduced corrosion of the equipmet used in them. For these reasons, special care has to be taken for their two outputs, settling time and overshoot, and their productivity. In this study, a fuzzy gain scheduled proportional-integral, FGPI, controller was designed to arrange the power and enthalpy outputs in two boilers with different productivity values of a 765 MW coal-fired thermal power plant. The simulation results show that the first boiler model (Model-1, M1) with 95% productivity has better preformance on the settling time of power and enthalpy outputs. As for the overshoots, the second boiler model (Model-2, M2) with 70% productivity has better performance for the two outputs.

Keywords

Electrical Energy, Thermal Power Plant, Modelling, Productivity, Fuzzy Gain Scheduled PI Controller (FGPI)

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