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Circulating water

Used to condense steam that has passed through numerous stages of turbine

Intake Tunnels

Concrete channels or large pipes where water from lakes or rivers pass through

Trash Rack

Equipment that catches and retains large refuse

Derrick or Hoist

Sometimes used to remove large logs

Hypochlorite Solution

Fed into the intake water for chemical treatment in which retards or kills algae

Circulating Pumps

(pipes with 60") Used to pump large quantities of water through the condenser. Designed to handle large quantities of water at low head pressure

Quantities of refuse or Ice forms

Reduces water flow as it blocks intake screens

Gland Water System

Water used to service the many glands in power station (gland power)

City Water, Well Water Or Treated Circulating Water

Commonly used for the gland water system and must be relatively clean

Bearing Cooling Water

Used to control bearing temperatures

Closed System

Commonly found in power plants for bearing cooling water

Bearing Cooling Water Pumps

Designed to furnish a constant supply of water regardless of the amount of equipment in service

High Pressure Service Water System

Used primarily in conjunction with ash and dust handling system

Low Pressure Service Water System

All purpose system in most power plants. And is primarily used for cooling

Sanitary Water System

Supplied by city water system which can be used for drinking, showers and toilets

Compressed Air System

1. Service Supply Air (House Air)


2. Combustion Control Air


3. Sootblowing Air

Service Air Supply

General use

Combustion Control Air

Used to operate pneumatic devices

Sootblowing Air

It has lower cost, avoids pure condensate losses, thorough cleaning, reduces boiler tube corrosion and saves fuel. Operate at higher pressure than standard