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This paper will describe the background and current status of the 300MWe CFB Demonstration Project located at the Baima Power Plant in Sichuan Province. This project was the first 300MWe class CFB in China and the first project built under the Transfer of Technology from Alstom. The plant entered commercial operation in early 2006. The fuel is a high-ash anthracite which has presented significant challenges in terms of higher-than-expected ash content and top size. While this fuel has been problematic for the adjacent suspension-fired boilers, performance in the CFB boiler has been excellent, with low carbon content in the ash, low turndown and low emissions. Key boiler performance parameters will be described along with a comparison of design and actual performance and the operational experience will be addressed. Finally, the paper will describe Alstom’s process for scaling the CFB technology from 300MWe to 600MWe, and our supercritical CFB design.
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Semedard, J.-C.; Skowyra, R. S.; Stamatelopoulos, G.-N.: Circulating fluidised bed technology applied to diverse fuels in Asia: Demonstrating successful Projects, Power-Gen Asia 2006, August 2006, Hong-Kong
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Gauvillé, P., Semedard, JC., Darling, S. (2009). Experience from the 300 MWe CFB Demontration Plant in China. In: Yue, G., Zhang, H., Zhao, C., Luo, Z. (eds) Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Fluidized Bed Combustion. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-02682-9_11
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