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Thermal and environmental characteristics of the primary equipment of the 480-MW Razdan-5 power-generating plant operating as a combined-cycle plant

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Results of thermal tests of 480-MW power-generating Unit 5 of Razdan Thermal Power Plant (hereinafter, Razdan-5 power unit) are presented. The tests were carried out by LvivORGRES after an integration trial of the power unit. The aim of the tests was thermal characterization of the steam boiler and the steam turbine when the power unit operates as a combined-cycle plant. The economic efficiency of the boiler and the turbine and the environmental characteristics of the power unit are determined and the calculated and the actual values are compared. The specific heat gross and net rates required for the power unit to generate the electric power are established.

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Correspondence to K. B. Sargsyan.

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Original Russian Text © K.B. Sargsyan, S.Kh. Eritsyan, G.S. Petrosyan, A.V. Avtandilyan, A.R. Gevorkyan, M.V. Klub, 2015, published in Teploenergetika.

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Sargsyan, K.B., Eritsyan, S.K., Petrosyan, G.S. et al. Thermal and environmental characteristics of the primary equipment of the 480-MW Razdan-5 power-generating plant operating as a combined-cycle plant. Therm. Eng. 62, 34–42 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0040601515010103

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