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US4550565A
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Gas turbine control systems
Assignee: Toshiba Corp
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Filing: 1984-01-16
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Granted: 1985-11-05
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Expires: 2004-01-16
Abstract
Abstract In an electric power generating system comprising an air compressor having inlet variable stationary blades, a fuel burner supplied with compressed air from the compressor, a gas turbine driven by combustion gas from the fuel burner, a waste heat recovery boiler for generating steam, a steam turbine driven by the steam and an electric generator driven by the gas turbine, there is provided a control system including a detector for detecting actual load of the gas turbine, a first comparator for comparing detected actual load with a load instruction for producing a difference signal, a speed/load control circuit responsive to difference between the difference signal and a signal representing a number of revolutions of the gas turbine for controlling fuel supplied to the burner, a second comparator for comparing with each other the difference signal, a signal representing temperature of gas discharged from the gas turbine and a temperature set signal, and a control circuit inputted with the output of the second comparator for controlling degree of opening of the inlet variable stationary blade. In a modification the generator is driven by both the gas turbine and steam turbine.
Inventors
- 👤 Jiro Ozono
Bibliographic Details
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Jurisdiction
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2026-11-03 04:38
CPC Classifications
F; F02; F02C; F02C9/00; F02C9/26; F02C9/28; F01; F01K; F01K23/00; F01K23/02; F01K23/06; F01K23/10; F01K23/101; F05; F05D; F05D2270/00; F05D2270/01; F05D2270/05
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
314 words
A gas turbine control system comprising: an electric power generating system including an air compressor having inlet variable stationary blades, a fuel burner supplied with compressed air from said compressor for burning fuel, a gas turbine driven by combustion gas from said fuel burner, a waste heat recovery boiler for generating steam by utilizing waste heat of gas exhausted from said gas turbine, a steam turbine driven by said steam, and an electric generator driven by said gas turbine; means for detecting an actual load of said gas turbine and for producing an actual load signal indicative of said detected actual load; a load setting instructor for producing a load demand signal; first comparator means for determining a difference between said actual load signal and said load demand signal and for producing a first difference signal indicative of said determined difference; means for detecting a speed of said gas turbine and for producing a speed signal indicative of said detected speed; second comparator means for determining a second difference between said first difference signal and said speed signal and for producing a second difference signal indicative of said second difference; a speed/load control circuit responsive to said second difference signal for controlling a quantity of fuel supplied to said burner; a temperature detector for producing a signal representing a temperature of gas discharged from said gas turbine; a temperature setter for setting the temperature of exhaust gas of said gas turbine and producing an output indicative of said set temperature; third comparator means for comparing said output of said temperature setter, said first difference signal, and said signal produced by said temperature detector, and for producing an output indicative of the results of said comparison; and an inlet variable stationary blade control circuit inputted with said output of said third comparator means for controlling a degree of opening of said input variable stationary blades.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
314 words
A gas turbine control system comprising: an electric power generating system including an air compressor having inlet variable stationary blades, a fuel burner supplied with compressed air from said compressor for burning fuel, a gas turbine driven by combustion gas from said fuel burner, a waste heat recovery boiler for generating steam by utilizing waste heat of gas exhausted from said gas turbine, a steam turbine driven by said steam, and an electric generator driven by said gas turbine; means for detecting an actual load of said gas turbine and for producing an actual load signal indicative of said detected actual load; a load setting instructor for producing a load demand signal; first comparator means for determining a difference between said actual load signal and said load demand signal and for producing a first difference signal indicative of said determined difference; means for detecting a speed of said gas turbine and for producing a speed signal indicative of said detected speed; second comparator means for determining a second difference between said first difference signal and said speed signal and for producing a second difference signal indicative of said second difference; a speed/load control circuit responsive to said second difference signal for controlling a quantity of fuel supplied to said burner; a temperature detector for producing a signal representing a temperature of gas discharged from said gas turbine; a temperature setter for setting the temperature of exhaust gas of said gas turbine and producing an output indicative of said set temperature; third comparator means for comparing said output of said temperature setter, said first difference signal, and said signal produced by said temperature detector, and for producing an output indicative of the results of said comparison; and an inlet variable stationary blade control circuit inputted with said output of said third comparator means for controlling a degree of opening of said input variable stationary blades.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
32 words
The gas turbine control system according to claim 1 which further comprises a gain converter connected between an output of said first comparator means and an input of said third comparator means.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
42 words
The gas turbine control system according to claim 1 wherein said speed/load control means utilizes a difference signal between total load of said electric power generating system and an output of said steam turbine as the actual load of said gas turbine.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
62 words
The gas turbine control system according to claim 1 which further comprises a calculating circuit for calculating a gas turbine output signal based on inputted signals respectively representing a degree of opening of said inlet variable stationary blades, gas turbine exhaust temperature, and discharge pressure of said compressor, and means for applying said gas turbine output signal to said first comparator means.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
80 words
The gas turbine control system according to claim 1 wherein said steam turbine is coupled to said electric generator to drive the same and said control system further comprises a generator actual output detector, a calculating circuit calculating an output of said steam turbine by detecting pressure of a first stage thereof, an adder inputted with outputs of said generator actual output detector and said calculating circuit, and means for applying an output of said adder to said comparator means.
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