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Standard ID: GB/T 2900.52-2000

Standard Name: Electrical terminology - Generation, transmission and distribution of electricity

Chinese Name: 电工术语 发电、输电及配电 发电

Standard category:National Standard (GB)

state:Abolished

Date of Release2000-01-02

Date of Implementation:2001-10-01

Date of Expiration:2009-05-01

standard classification number

Standard ICS number:Electrical Engineering >> 29.240 Transmission and Distribution Networks

Standard Classification Number:Electrical Engineering>>General Electrical Engineering>>K04 Basic Standards and General Methods

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alternative situation:Replace GB/T 2900.52-2008

Procurement status:eqv IEC 60050(602):1983

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publishing house:China Standards Press

ISBN:155066.1-17618

Publication date:2004-04-01

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Release date:2000-12-11

Review date:2004-10-14

drafter:Xu Ying, Yang Fu

Drafting unit:China Electric Power Research Institute, Mechanical Science Research Institute

Focal point unit:National Technical Committee for Standardization of Electrical Terminology

Proposing unit:Former Ministry of Electric Power Industry

Publishing department:State Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision

competent authority:National Standardization Administration

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[CS29.240
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T2900.52—2000
eg1Ec 60050(602):1983
Electrotechnical terminology
Generation, transmission and distribution of electricily--Generation
2000-12-11 Issued
2001-10-01 Implementation
Issued by the National Quality and Technical Supervision Bureau
GB/T 2900.52—2000
IEC Foreword
TFC Introduction
2 Power Generation Terminology
2.1 Power Plant
2.2 Power Generation Facilities and Equipment
23 Power Plant Operation..
Appendix A (Suggestive Appendix)
Appendix (Suggestive Appendix)
English Introduction
GA/T 2930.52—2000
This standard is formulated according to the International T Committee version F6C0G32:93 generation, distribution and power generation, of which the definition of "wind power station" is formulated according to IEC6CC59 (415:19998 small weak turbine motor system, and the terminology of water turbine is formulated according to /T2053.25—1S6 technology for hydraulic turbines, hydraulic systems and pump turbines. The technical content is equivalent to the standard IE30 n50 (602): 9B3 is formulated by the TFC/TCI Electrical Terminology Committee. It is one of the five standards in the series of technical standards for power generation, de-energization and distribution. According to the dynamics of 1FC/TC1T in 2011, EC60C50502): 1083 is effective: This standard is related to the following current electrical standards. In the process of making it, the following standards were proposed and implemented. GB/2!U0.45-13 Electrical. 1. Terminology of water turbine, water curtain and water to water Turbine 3GB/300(.46-1383 Electrical Engineering Code Steam Turbine Reactor and Its Accessories GR/T200048-18A Electrical Engineering Code Fixed Exhaust Furnace 2Gk/T2900.5G-1998 Electrical Engineering Code Generator, Reinforced Electricity and Self-contained Electricity 1 Terminology 3 When the terms and definitions in the national standards differ from [EC: 5005U(602), this standard adopts IEC6(005) (031. However, when the relevant national standards are used, the terms and definitions in this standard are different from those in [EC: 5005U(602). When a new international standard is formulated and the technical content is correct, the relevant national standards will be coordinated. In order to explain the coordination relationship between some terms in this standard and related technical standards, this standard lists the names of these terms in the relevant current national standards and the article numbers after the definitions of these terms. If a term is amended by this standard, the "change" before the long note will be deleted.
Appendix A and Appendix B of this standard are prompt appendices. This standard is issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
This standard is issued at the meeting of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. The responsible units for the revision of this standard are: China Electrotechnical Research Institute, China Electrotechnical Research Institute. This standard is a formal resolution of the United States electrical and electronic industry on technical issues, and is formulated by a number of national technical committees with particular interest in these issues. It is intended to provide an internationally accepted standard for these issues. 2) They are used in the form of recommendations and are approved by the national committees. 3) In order to promote international unification, the IEC expresses the wish that the texts of the recommendations be used in the national regulations of each country under the circumstances of their respective agreements. Any differences between the recommended texts and the corresponding national regulations should be pointed out in their national regulations. This publication is one of five in a series of terminology standards for the transmission and distribution of electric power. The series is divided into the following sections: 601 - General terminology 602 - Power generation system terms and management terms 604 - Operating terms 605 - Substation terms This section is a 2004 edition of 1EV25 (second edition) published in 1965. Starting from 1976, the secretariat of the working group was initially assumed by the former Soviet Union State Committee, but after 1976, the German pressure committee was responsible for the "power generation terms" contained in Chapter 62. The "power generation terms" contained in the book are intended to control the limited amount of the book. The technical requirements of power generation equipment are considered on a necessary basis, and only a few terms that are convenient for system designers and operators are selected. Therefore, Chapter 60 is still used as a core technical section, and the terminology of the equipment structure is not included as much as possible. If it is not a necessary document, the Secretariat of TC1/WG01 will be forwarded to the national committees for comments. After the TC1/WG01 working group held a meeting from 1981 to 1983, the first draft was submitted to the National Committee for approval in accordance with the law in June 1981. The following national committees voted to publish the cost of the cost. Purchase, involving Australia
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1 Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Electrical Terminology
Generation, Transmission and Distribution: Generation
Electrotechmicl terminology
Ceneralion, transmission, distribution and distribution
This standard specifies the technology of power generation in the fields of power generation, wiring and distribution. 2 Power generation terminology
2.1 Power station
2.1.1 Power station[powerstalionpowerplant power plant. electrkalgeneratingntatinnGB/I2900.52-2000
eq[E60050602.1983
The equipment and facilities necessary for the production of electricity are used to build buildings, convert electricity into electricity, and to provide a complete set of equipment and facilities for the production of electricity. (B/290C.50 2.3.1)
Generation system
Generation system
All the generation equipment in the power system:
Hydroelectric power plant bydroelectrleinstallalfon various structures, machines and devices that convert water flow energy into electric energy. Hydroelectric power station: bydroeleetric.porerstatinn2.1.4
Electric power station that converts water flow energy into thermal energy.
Run-or-river power station[plant]Run-or-river power stations2.1.5
A hydroelectric power station where river water flows into the power station for power generation, and the time for the runoff to be stored in the reservoir is not much. 2.1.6Short-term regulation hydroelectric power station1pondagepmrerstatinnA water station where the water flow is determined by the runoff flow and the water flow is not more than a few periods of time. Characteristics: It is called low-duration hydropower station, and the light flow is accumulated in the reservoir. It can be used to discharge the water in this cycle or in the next cycle. 2.1.7
The water-saving hydropower station is a hydropower station that stores water in a reservoir for a period of more than a week. Usually, in the period of sufficient water, the water volume is accumulated in the reservoir, and the water-saving machine is used to operate the two projects at the same time. 2.1.8 Tidalpowerslatlon
Hydropower station that utilizes tidal technology to generate electricity.
Pumped storage pupedtorag
Use the water to generate electricity, supply hydroelectric power generation facilities, 2.1,10 Pumped power station_plant pnmpedslaragepowers1atiocUse the water storage technology in the reservoir and the water station in the reservoir to pump water to generate electricity. Approved by the State Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision on December 11, 2000, and implemented on October 1, 2001. GB/T290Q.52—2000. 2.1.11 (Gross head of a hydroelectric power station: the difference in elevation between the upstream and downstream water levels of a hydroelectric power station. GB/T2900.45: 5.2. > 2.1.12 (Hydropower Station [Guangdong II]) Net head of ahydraclectricpuvertatiun The total head difference between the inlet and outlet of the turbine, the effective head used by the turbine, (G/T2900.455.2.6>
2.1.13 Useful water capacity of a reservoir The volume of a reservoir between the low and high water levels under normal flow conditions: 2.1.14 Reservoir power capacity Enurwyenpnlilityufnreservoir The effective capacity of a reservoir The amount of electricity generated by a power station 2.1.15 User water reerve of a reservoir The amount of water stored in a reservoir above the normal working level at a given time, 2.1.16 Hydropower reserve ufn Reservoir available storageThe amount of electricity that can be generated by all power stations: Reservoir fullness factor2. 1. 17
The ratio of the energy storage of a reservoir to its electrical energy capacity at a given moment. Flow ratewaturcumuluiveows
The total volume of water flowing through a given surface in a waterway within a given period of time. 2.1.19 Electrical energy capacity (of hydroelectric installations) tnereycapabillty (of one or more hydroelectric installations)The amount of electricity that can be generated under optimal conditions by the normal flow rate flowing inward at a given time. 7.1.20 Average electrical energy capacity (of one or more hydroelectric installations?
Measured over a period of many years under given conditions, The half-mean value of the energy of hydroelectric power generation. 2-1.21
Energy capacity factor (hydroelectric power generation) energycapablityfaclorofoneormurehydraelretricin-slullatlaas
In a given time: the ratio of the hydroelectric power capacity to the average self-energy capacity in the same time, 2.1.22
Thermal power station_plantthermalpowerstutionThe power station that converts thermal energy into electrical energy[].
: energy can be obtained by itself,
7.1.23Covered thermal power station_plantthermalpowerstationtypethermal power station that obtains thermal energy from baking or hydrocarbons, combined heat and power2. 1.24
A small production method for producing electricity and heat. 2.1.25 Compressed air storage pumprssednlrslurag The process of converting air pressure, reducing the pressure and storing it in a container. 2.1.26 Compressed air power station compressedalrpawersta1lon A power station equipped with a pneumatic turbine that uses compressed air. 2.1.27 Nuclear power station 7rclenr(thermnlipowerstatlan A thermal power station that generates heat from nuclear reactions. 2.1.28 Geothermal power station A thermal power station that uses the heat extracted from the shell to generate heat. 2.1.29 Solar power station golar puwer slatixn A power station that directly uses the solar radiation to convert the heat into electricity. 2.1.30 Wind power station windpowerstatonGB/T 2900. 52 - 2000
Power generation system is classified into power stations: (IEC60050 415-01-03) 2..31 Magnetohydrodynamic power station L plant _magneta-hydro-dynamicthermalpower8tatinn, MiiDpowerstatlon thermal power station using the effect of electrohydrodynamics ["door. 2.1.32 Sea power station aceanorseytemperulurerradicntpoerstetion thermal power station using the difference between seawater and the demand for power generation, 2.3.33 Fuel cell fuel eel1
through the construction of fuel cells and oxidation, directly convert chemical energy into electrical energy generator. 2-2 Power generation facilities Printing power generation equipment
2.2. 1 Generator set generatin zet
a family of machines that convert other forms of energy into electrical energy. 2.2.2 Motor set niotor set
A unit that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy 2.2.3 A hydroelectric ket A unit that is connected to a generator to form a reversible hydroelectric generator 2.2.4
A unit that has the functions of generating electricity and pumped storage 2.2.5 A dam
A unit that is used to prevent swaying for a specific purpose. 2.2.6 A gravity dam
A unit that is built of concrete or stone and relies on its own weight to maintain stability 2.2.7 An arch dam
A type of concrete or stone that is built to transfer the energy of the person to its common foundation 2.2.8 An earth dam Dam
Half of the whole dam is made of solid fine-grained materials. Pressure channel Peastork
The water is led down to the turbine. 2. 2-1 Surge tank
Surge well
A pressure pipe that is energized by the water in the pressure pipe. 2-2.11 Impulse turbine Impulse turbine A turbine that uses the kinetic energy of water to do work. (R.1.15 in GK/2900.45) Reaction turbine
reactiaufurhine
A water turbine whose runner uses the pressure energy of the water flow as its head. (3.1.1 in GB/T 290.45) 2.2.13 Pelton turbine
A kind of impulse turbine whose runner blades are colored and whose center load is similar to that of the rotor. (3.1.16 in GB/290C.45) 2.2.14 Francis turbine A reaction turbine with radial flow into the runner and axial flow out of the runner (GB/129 (C.45 3.2) 2.2.15 Kaplan turbine Kaplan turbine
A water turbine with the rotor blades coordinated with the guide vanes. ([5/T2900-45 3.1.4] 2.?.6 Propeller turbine
Propeller turbine in the bulb position in the downstream flow channel of the generator. (like GB/T2SC0.4 3.1.A) GB/T 2900.52—2000
2.2. 17 Axial propeller turbine Turbine Axial flow turbine with non-adjustable (or adjustable) blades. (3.1. in GB/T90.45) 2.2.18 Kunshui Reservoir A reservoir used to regulate the flow of the Ting River and the flow of water to the downstream watershed. 2.2.19 Therma power plant unltGenerally, a boiler, a heat generating unit, a transformer and their supporting equipment are composed of a body. 2.2.20 Thermal power generating set thermal generator set is a thermal power generating set with a heat generating unit as the prime mover. 2-2.21 Steam turbine generator set is a thermal power generating set with a steam turbine as the prime mover. 2.2.22 Internal combustion generator set is a thermal power generating set with an internal combustion engine as the prime mover. 2-2.23 Gas turbine generator set is a thermal power generating set with a gas turbine as the prime mover. 1 Condensing set 2.2.24 Condensing set
The turbine is a turbine generator set. 2.2.25 Reheat set Cundensiny set with reheating equipment only. 2.2.2E Hack-pressure set The turbine is a turbine generator set. The main generator
mostly or partly outputs the generated electricity to the power system to form an indoor generator. 2.2.2B
Auxiliary generator for power plants Auxiliary equipment for power plants 2.2-29
Auxiliary equipment for power plants
A special auxiliary equipment that is necessary for power plants. For example, a grinding machine, a circulating pump, an induced draft fan, etc. 2.2.30 Common auxiliary equipment common auxiliary equipment8 Various labor protection equipment common to the generating unit and the power station. For example: lighting equipment, compressor, etc. 2.2.31 Generator transformer for generating unit nitgeneratoriransfnrmer Generator transformer seltransformer
Transformer connected to the terminal of the generator and transmitting the electricity generated by the generator to the power system 2-2.32
Transformer for generating unit auxiliary equipment 2-2.33 Auxiliary transformer for power station (of a power station) Transformer terminal that supplies power to the auxiliary equipment of the power station. 2.2.34 Power plant boiler
A method of heating water to generate steam under pressure, using steam to transport heat, and heating the steam under certain conditions (GB/T 2900.4R, 1.-.5)
2.2.35 Natural circulation boiler natural circulation boiler A power plant boiler in which the working medium is circulated according to the isocratic difference between the water in the downcomer and the steam-water mixture in the riser, and the water phase and the steam phase are separated in the drum. (GB/T 29(H), 18, 1.19) 2.2-36 Once-through boiler A power plant boiler in which the water is supplied by the water and the water is heated in the same boiler tube to generate the overheated open circuit. (Subject to GB/T20.18 1.1.2:1
GB/T 2900.52—2000
2.2.37 Controlled circulation boiler controllefeirculatinn builer A natural circulation boiler that uses old water to increase the circulation speed of water. (Modify 1/T2000,4S 1.1.20) 2.2.38 [39ll40 Pulverized gas liquid fuel boiler pulverized fuel boiler gasroug fuel boiler liquid fuel boiler]
Boiler designed for the thermal combustion of specific fuels
2.2.41 Intermediate storage system boiler bin-and-feder>ysiruoller The pulverized coal is first circulated and then sent to the furnace for combustion. Note that in English materials, \ Chinese E color system "common question is, inditee1ayatemhoilkr\, 2 Direct-blowing steel furnace dlreetly-firelboiler 2.2.42
The pulverized medium is directly sent to the furnace for burning fat: 2.2,43 Fluidized bed boiler uidlsed-bed The rising gas from the coal particles in the boiler during the reeling process maintains the boiler in a certain state. 2.2.44
superheated steam
steam with a temperature higher than the initial pressure and humidity. 2.2.5 Superheatersuperheater
Parts that overheat the steam generated in the boiler. (Revised GB/T2900.43 3.4.1)2.2.46Reheaterreheater
Parts that overheat the steam discharged from the high-pressure cylinder of the steam turbine again. "Revised GT/T3910.48 3.4.2.2-.47
Steam turbinesleunlurhlne
Steel wheels moved by steam fluid (Revised GI3/T2509.46 1.1.1)Source-type steam turbinecondensingsteamrurblne2.2.4B
Use condensing steam belt to cool the exhaust steam Turbine: (1.1-42.2.49 in 152046
Exhaust-filled condensing steam turbineeondrnsingsteunurbinewitleeding out steam for power generation and other purposes of condensing turbine, (cylinder of steam turbinecylinder (ofaaleamturbine) 2.2.50
Steam turbine equipped with static and static components: (will be changed to 1-3.3 in GH/12953.26) Note
1 In the three steam turbines, according to the order of inlet and outlet, there are steam turbines, steam turbines! 2 In a broad sense, non-rotatable steam turbines can be called steam turbines.
2.2.51 Shafting systemlneof shafting
A system of a group of rotating components connected inversely on a single shaft. 2.2.52
Only one multi-cylinder steam turbine is used as the main engine in the same shaft system. 2.2.53 Double-shaft unit c0ss-ce1
Only two shaft systems of the same steam turbine are used as the main engine. Please adjust the speedoerno
or the turbine blade opening to keep the speed within the required range (full version GB/T 2900.46+1.3.48)
2.2.55 Overspeed protection device Overspedderiee When the steam turbine is under load, close the steam inlet valve to control the speed increase. Condenser
A heat exchanger that uses the exhaust gas of the chemical machine as a cold source in a closed loop. (Revised (15 20.46 2.1.1)
Cooling tower
GB/T 2900.52—2000
In a closed loop, the cooling water of the condenser is cooled by air in a heat exchanger. Dry cooling tower drycanlingtnner
A cooling tower in which the cooling water of the condenser is not directly cooled by air, wet cooling tower wetcolingtuuer
A cooling tower in which the cooling water of the condenser is directly in contact with the air. Forced ventilation cooling tower farceddraughicoolintower 2- 2. 6G
A cooling tower that forces large amounts of air to bleed by external forces. 2.3 Station Operation
2.3.1 Cold Start of Thermal Generators After a long shutdown of a thermal generator set, it is raised and loaded by the human system. 2.3.2 Hot Start of Thermal Generators After a short shutdown of a thermal generator set, when the thermal state of the turbine does not change significantly, it is raised and loaded by the human system. , and into the power system, the process of adding load
2.3.3 Minimum safe output power of the unit [output] minimumsatenutputnftheunit maintains the continuous power generation of the generating unit without causing any part of the unit to be clamped for a period of time. 2.3.4 Total output power of the unit [output] grossoiptt The sum of the self-power output at the terminals of the main generator and the gear generator of the unit. The total output power of the power station_output! rossoitpuatpnwerstation2. 3.5
The sum of the electric powers generated by the main generators and auxiliary generators of the power station. 2.3.6 Net output power of the unit [net output of the unit] net output of the unit minus the consumption of related auxiliary equipment. 2.3.7
The net output power of the power station [net output of the power station] net output of the power station [net output of the power station] minus the consumption of related auxiliary equipment and the distortion of the original transformer.[9] Maximum capacity of a unit [power station] is the maximum power that a generating unit [power station] can generate in continuous operation when all its components are in normal working condition. This term can be either the gross output or the net output. The maximum power that the unit can withstand in a short period of time is: 2.3.1112] Available capacity of a unit [power station] is the maximum power that a generating unit can generate in a single month under actual conditions. Note: This term can be either the gross output or the net output. The power requirement of the power system is the power that must be supplied to the system. 2.3.14 Reserve power of power system Total power demand and system power demand Dynamic reserve power of power system Pinniugreserveofsystrm2.3.15 Total available capacity of all generators in the power system that can be operated The difference between their actual loads. Hot reserve power of power system HNTstand-by2.3.6 Total available capacity of standby generating units that can be started at any time and can also be connected to the power system. Cold reserve power system Culdreser GB/T 2900.52 2000 Total available capacity of standby generating units that can be started more than 2.3.18 Unanidahle energy The secondary energy that cannot be converted into electrical energy immediately. For example, in terms of energy consumption, 2.3.19[20] The average heat rate of a unit is the ratio of the fuel consumed by a generating unit in a given period to the total net electrical energy generated by the unit during its cycle. 2.3.21[22] The average thermal efficiency of a unit is the ratio of the total electrical energy generated by a generating unit in a given period to the thermal energy consumed by the fuel in the unit during the same period. 2.3.23 The economic load of a unit corresponds to the ratio of the thermal consumption to the load. 2.3.24 Load factor of a unit The ratio of the power generated by a generating unit in a given period to the power generated by the unit in the same period if it were operating at maximum capacity.
2.325_26] Maximum capacity utilization factor per hour of one more unit [more units] The quotient obtained by dividing the power generated by a generating unit in a given period by the corresponding capacity. 2.327 Maximum capacity utilization factor of a unit The ratio of the power generated by a generating unit in a given period to the power generated by the unit if it were operating at maximum capacity in the same period.
2.3.2B Isolation of units afunit will issue a unit unit from the system disconnection, can maintain the power supply to its own auxiliary equipment purple emergency Kaishi. Belton water wheel
Dang pressure unit
Plant No. 2 station generator.
Overseat protection capacity
Tidal power station
Percussion water wheel and.
Hot steam pole steam turbine...
Pumping blue expansion
Pumping blue building power station [].
Magnetic power station_
GB/T2900.52—2090
(Appendix to the Recommendation》
Chinese Women's Probe
Dynamic reserve capacity of power system
Power system power capacity
.….2.2.5 Cold reserve capacity of power system.…2.2.13
.2.2.49
. 2- 1. 9
. 2- 1. 15
Usage hours of bulk capacity of a single unit.. 2.3.25 Unit plant transformer
Isolation of the unit..
Economic load of the unit..
Net average heat rate of the unit
Available heat rate of the unit..
Total average heat rate of the unit..
Usage factor of bulk capacity of the unit..-.- 2. 3. 23
.... 2. 3. 77
Minimum safe output power of the unit [output] 2.3.3 Unit generator transformer. ·
Auxiliary equipment of the unit...
Net heat recovery rate of the unit
Maximum capacity of the unit rate
Load balance of the unit
Total thermal efficiency of the unit·
Single-shaft unit...
Bulb type generator
Geothermal power station
Motor
Reserve capacity of the power system
.2.2.29
2. 3. 22
.2.3.8
. 2. 3.24
Thermal capacity of power system.
Electric energy capacity (hydroelectric power facilities...).
Electric energy capacity factor [hydroelectric power facilities]. Power station []
Power station [net power output]
Power station [power plant] transformer--
Available capacity of power station:
Total power output of power station [output]
Vertical capacity of power station
Power station boiler·
Periodic regulation hydropower station []
Multiple unit generator spacing The amount of large capacity utilization hours... Generating units
Generation system
Power station [plant]]
Reaction turbine-
Powdered fuel volute
Power power station:
Dry cooling tower
Public auxiliary equipment
Superheater
Superheated steam:
Over-cut capacity
Seawater temperature difference power station
Nuclear power plant
Mixed flow water dryer-
"Thermal power station\F Ding
. 2. 3. 17
. 2.1.1
.- 2. 3. 5
..2.3-26
- 2. 2- 1
-- 2- 1- 1
2-2-12
. 2.2. 3F
. 2-1.2752 2000
The total available capacity of the standby generators that require more than 20 hours to start, 2.3.18 Unanidahle energy is the energy that is not immediately converted into electrical energy, and the secondary energy that is not immediately converted into electrical energy. For example, the energy disk of the + river, 2. 3.19[20 The total [net] average thermal rate of the unit is the ratio of the fuel consumed by the generating unit in a given period to the total net electrical energy generated by the unit during the return period, 2.3.21[22] The total [net] thermal efficiency of the unit is the ratio of the total [sequence electrical energy generated by the generating unit in a given period to the thermal energy consumed by the unit during the same period.
2.3.23 Economic load of a unit
Econamical load of a unit corresponds to the load factor of the heat consumption and load. 2.3.24 Load factor of a unit Joadfucturofaunit The ratio of the electric energy generated by a generating unit during a given period to the electric energy generated by the unit during the same period when it is operating at maximum capacity.
2.325_26] Maximum capacity utilization factor of one more units]
The quotient obtained by dividing the power output of one more unit by the corresponding capacity in a given period of time. 2.327 Maximum capacity utilization factor of a unit The ratio of the power output of the unit to the power it would have produced if it had been operating at maximum capacity during the same period of time.
2.3.2B Isolation of units afunit will issue a unit unit from the system disconnection, can maintain the power supply to its own auxiliary equipment purple emergency Kaishi. Belton water wheel
Dang pressure unit
Plant No. 2 station generator.
Overseat protection capacity
Tidal power station
Percussion water wheel and.
Hot steam pole steam turbine...
Pumping blue expansion
Pumping blue building power station [].
Magnetic power station_
GB/T2900.52—2090
(Appendix to the Recommendation》
Chinese Women's Probe
Dynamic reserve capacity of power system
Power system power capacity
.….2.2.5 Cold reserve capacity of power system.…2.2.13
.2.2.49
. 2- 1. 9
. 2- 1. 15
Usage hours of bulk capacity of a single unit.. 2.3.25 Unit plant transformer
Isolation of the unit..
Economic load of the unit..
Net average heat rate of the unit
Available heat rate of the unit..
Total average heat rate of the unit..
Usage factor of bulk capacity of the unit..-.- 2. 3. 23
.... 2. 3. 77
Minimum safe output power of the unit [output] 2.3.3 Unit generator transformer. ·
Auxiliary equipment of the unit...
Net heat recovery rate of the unit
Maximum capacity of the unit rate
Load balance of the unit
Total thermal efficiency of the unit·
Single-shaft unit...
Bulb type generator
Geothermal power station
Motor
Reserve capacity of the power system
.2.2.29
2. 3. 22
.2.3.8
. 2. 3.24
Thermal capacity of power system.
Electric energy capacity (hydroelectric power facilities...).
Electric energy capacity factor [hydroelectric power facilities]. Power station []
Power station [net power output]
Power station [power plant] transformer--
Available capacity of power station:
Total power output of power station [output]
Vertical capacity of power station
Power station boiler·
Periodic regulation hydropower station []
Multiple unit generator spacing The amount of large capacity utilization hours... Generating units
Generation system
Power station [plant]]
Reaction turbine-
Powdered fuel volute
Power power station:
Dry cooling tower
Public auxiliary equipment
Superheater
Superheated steam:
Over-cut capacity
Seawater temperature difference power station
Nuclear power plant
Mixed flow water dryer-
"Thermal power station\F Ding
. 2. 3. 17
. 2.1.1
.- 2. 3. 5
..2.3-26
- 2. 2- 1
-- 2- 1- 1
2-2-12
. 2.2. 3F
. 2-1.2752 2000
The total available capacity of the standby generators that require more than 20 hours to start, 2.3.18 Unanidahle energy is the energy that is not immediately converted into electrical energy, and the secondary energy that is not immediately converted into electrical energy. For example, the energy disk of the + river, 2. 3.19[20 The total [net] average thermal rate of the unit is the ratio of the fuel consumed by the generating unit in a given period to the total net electrical energy generated by the unit during the return period, 2.3.21[22] The total [net] thermal efficiency of the unit is the ratio of the total [sequence electrical energy generated by the generating unit in a given period to the thermal energy consumed by the unit during the same period.
2.3.23 Economic load of a unit
Econamical load of a unit corresponds to the load factor of the heat consumption and load. 2.3.24 Load factor of a unit Joadfucturofaunit The ratio of the electric energy generated by a generating unit during a given period to the electric energy generated by the unit during the same period when it is operating at maximum capacity.
2.325_26] Maximum capacity utilization factor of one more units]
The quotient obtained by dividing the power output of one more unit by the corresponding capacity in a given period of time. 2.327 Maximum capacity utilization factor of a unit The ratio of the power output of the unit to the power it would have produced if it had been operating at maximum capacity during the same period of time.
2.3.2B Isolation of units afunit will issue a unit unit from the system disconnection, can maintain the power supply to its own auxiliary equipment purple emergency Kaishi. Belton water wheel wwW.bzxz.Net
Dang pressure unit
Plant No. 2 station generator.
Overseat protection capacity
Tidal power station
Percussion water wheel and.
Hot steam pole steam turbine...
Pumping blue expansion
Pumping blue building power station [].
Magnetic power station_
GB/T2900.52—2090
(Appendix to the Recommendation》
Chinese Women's Probe
Dynamic reserve capacity of power system
Power system power capacity
.….2.2.5 Cold reserve capacity of power system.…2.2.13
.2.2.49
. 2- 1. 9
. 2- 1. 15
Usage hours of bulk capacity of a single unit.. 2.3.25 Unit plant transformer
Isolation of the unit..
Economic load of the unit..
Net average heat rate of the unit
Available heat rate of the unit..
Total average heat rate of the unit..
Usage factor of bulk capacity of the unit..-.- 2. 3. 23
.... 2. 3. 77
Minimum safe output power of the unit [output] 2.3.3 Unit generator transformer. ·
Auxiliary equipment of the unit...
Net heat recovery rate of the unit
Maximum capacity of the unit rate
Load balance of the unit
Total thermal efficiency of the unit·
Single-shaft unit...
Bulb type generator
Geothermal power station
Motor
Reserve capacity of the power system
.2.2.29
2. 3. 22
.2.3.8
. 2. 3.24
Thermal capacity of power system.
Electric energy capacity (hydroelectric power facilities...).
Electric energy capacity factor [hydroelectric power facilities]. Power station []
Power station [net power output]
Power station [power plant] transformer--
Available capacity of power station:
Total power output of power station [output]
Vertical capacity of power station
Power station boiler·
Periodic regulation hydropower station []
Multiple unit generator spacing The amount of large capacity utilization hours... Generating units
Generation system
Power station [plant]]
Reaction turbine-
Powdered fuel volute
Power power station:
Dry cooling tower
Public auxiliary equipment
Superheater
Superheated steam:
Over-cut capacity
Seawater temperature difference power station
Nuclear power plant
Mixed flow water dryer-
"Thermal power station\F Ding
. 2. 3. 17
. 2.1.1
.- 2. 3. 5
..2.3-26
- 2. 2- 1
-- 2- 1- 1
2-2-12
. 2.2. 3F
. 2-1.27
Net average heat consumption of unit
Available heat consumption of unit·
Total average heat consumption of unit·
Capacity utilization factor of unit
-.- 2. 3. 23
.... 2. 3. 77
Minimum safe output power of the unit [output] 2.3.3 Unit generator transformer. ·
Auxiliary equipment of the unit...
Net heat recovery rate of the unit
Maximum capacity of the unit rate
Load balance of the unit
Total thermal efficiency of the unit·
Single-shaft unit...
Bulb type generator
Geothermal power station
Motor
Reserve capacity of the power system
.2.2.29
2. 3. 22
.2.3.8
. 2. 3.24
Thermal capacity of power system.
Electric energy capacity (hydroelectric power facilities...).
Electric energy capacity factor [hydroelectric power facilities]. Power station []
Power station [net power output]
Power station [power plant] transformer--
Available capacity of power station:
Total power output of power station [output]
Vertical capacity of power station
Power station boiler·
Periodic regulation hydropower station []
Multiple unit generator spacing The amount of large capacity utilization hours... Generating units
Generation system
Power station [plant]]
Reaction turbine-
Powdered fuel volute
Power power station:
Dry cooling tower
Public auxiliary equipment
Superheater
Superheated steam:
Over-cut capacity
Seawater temperature difference power station
Nuclear power plant
Mixed flow water dryer-
"Thermal power station\F Ding
. 2. 3. 17
. 2.1.1
.- 2. 3. 5
..2.3-26
- 2. 2- 1
-- 2- 1- 1
2-2-12
. 2.2. 3F
. 2-1.27
Net average heat consumption of unit
Available heat consumption of unit·
Total average heat consumption of unit·
Capacity utilization factor of unit
-.- 2. 3. 23
.... 2. 3. 77
Minimum safe output power of the unit [output] 2.3.3 Unit generator transformer. ·
Auxiliary equipment of the unit...
Net heat recovery rate of the unit
Maximum capacity of the unit rate
Load balance of the unit
Total thermal efficiency of the unit·
Single-shaft unit...
Bulb type generator
Geothermal power station
Motor
Reserve capacity of the power system
.2.2.29
2. 3. 22
.2.3.8
. 2. 3.24
Thermal capacity of power system.
Electric energy capacity (hydroelectric power facilities...).
Electric energy capacity factor [hydroelectric power facilities]. Power station []
Power station [net power output]
Power station [power plant] transformer--
Available capacity of power station:
Total power output of power station [output]
Vertical capacity of power station
Power station boiler·
Periodic regulation hydropower station []
Multiple unit generator spacing The amount of large capacity utilization hours... Generating units
Generation system
Power station [plant]]
Reaction turbine-
Powdered fuel volute
Power power station:
Dry cooling tower
Public auxiliary equipment
Superheater
Superheated steam:
Over-cut capacity
Seawater temperature difference power station
Nuclear power plant
Mixed flow water dryer-
"Thermal power station\F Ding
. 2. 3. 17
. 2.1.1
.- 2. 3. 5
..2.3-26
- 2. 2- 1
-- 2- 1- 1
2-2-12
. 2.2. 3F
. 2-1.27
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