The Steam Power Plant is specifically designed for training purposes in the field of power plant engineering with process control systems. The system operates very similarly to real large-scale plants due to the high degree of complexity.
The entire system is monitored, actuators regulated and controlled, measurements recorded and displayed via the process control system. Large process engineering systems, such as steam power plants, are managed with process control systems (PCS).
Features:
Plant monitored and controlled via touch screen control station
Complete laboratory-sized steam power plant
Process control system based on Ethernet and PLC.
A steam power plant essentially consists of a heat source for generating steam, a turbine with load, and a cooling mechanism for condensing the steam. In steam power plants, thermal energy is first converted into mechanical energy and then into electrical energy.
Features:
Closed steam-water circuit
Complete laboratory-sized steam power plant.
