Use of 100% and 30% Feed Control Valves in a Power Plant | How does a Thermal power plant work? 

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@@ElectricalAndautomation_guru In Cpmbine cycle plants we have either sliding control or constant pressure control The feed water to hrsg inlet is controlled by level control valve which open or close by looking three elements. Normally at ccpp at part load the ST CV are kept wide opened but the steam pressure drops. I've one question the FWP discharge pressure at base load of machine is approx 113 bar and 110 t/hr but at part load it is around 90 bar and 106 t/hr. The discharge pressure before CV change from 113 bar to 90 bar during steam turbine part load operation. How does feed water discharge pressure is varried? From Scooptube??

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