
New energy power generation has the characteristics of large fluctuation and instability in output and power generation load. In order to solve the above problems brought by new energy units on the internet, a variety of thermoelectric decoupling modes was used to transform thermal power units,different technology paths were analyzed,and the potential of decoupling thermal power units and peak shifting capacity was explored. EBSILON professional software was used,and the peak load space under different thermoelectric decoupling schemes was evaluated and compared. The results show that the zero output thermoelectric decoupling transformation scheme of low pressure cylinder can improve the peak regulation capacity of the unit to the greatest extent. Under the original maximum heating load of 304.60 MW, the minimum power generation decreased by 172.21 MW, and the minimum power load rate decreased by 32.70%. Thermal power units after heat and power decoupling transformation can significantly improve the coordinated peaking ability of thermoelectric units and new energy units,and improve the stability of the overall power generation of power generation units.
TK4001-4102, heat and power cogeneration, TK1001-1841, Production of electric energy or power. Powerplants. Central stations, Applications of electric power, Science, thermal power units, Q, peak-load regulation, thermo-electric decoupling, extraction heating
TK4001-4102, heat and power cogeneration, TK1001-1841, Production of electric energy or power. Powerplants. Central stations, Applications of electric power, Science, thermal power units, Q, peak-load regulation, thermo-electric decoupling, extraction heating
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