Power plant engineering or power station engineering is a division of power engineering, and is defined as “the engineering and technology required for the production of central station electric power.” The field is focused on the generation of power for industries and communities, not for household power production. The field is an interdisciplinary field, using the theoretical base of both mechanical and electrical engineering. The engineering aspect of power plant management has evolved with technology and has become progressively more complicated. The introduction of nuclear technology and the progression of other existing technologies have allowed power to be created in more ways and on a larger scale than was previously possible. The assignment of different types of engineers to the design, construction, and operation of a new power plant is dependent on the type of system being built such as whether it is a fossil fuel thermal power plant, nuclear power plant, hydroelectric plant, or solar plant.
CUSTOMER REQUEST
- Black start for power plant equipment with diesel genset
- High peak load and sudden load
- Central monitoring and controlling
- High emission standard
- Able to synchronizing with power plant system
Powertec Solution
- Powertec adopt synchronizing controller to ensure the diesel genset power can join with power plant to do the testing and starting.
- Apply DPF, DOC or SCR exhaust system for minimize the genset exhaust pollution, and select the high emission level engine to meet the local environmental standard.
- Choose the electric control or common rail technology engine to guarantee the 70% or even higher of 1st adding of sudden load requirements.
- Equipped with multiple sensors and electrical components to communicate with the powerplant PLC system and be monitored by the central panel.
