development of analytical control in the water-steam cycle in thermal power plants
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Abstract
In order to maintain high reliability indices in thermal power plants and to realize the expected lifetime of these plants, high water quality should be accomplished. Also, an insight in the working tools of the analyst in thermal power plants and into the types of problems, which help in solving daily tasks, is given. This review considers the implementation of standard control parameters crucial for the indication of water quality in all segments of a water-steam system. A concept of modernization of the system for analytical control and monitoring in the water-steam cycle is suggested.
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| Authors | ;Rajaković Ljubinka V.;Kerečki Jovan |
| Journal | lecture notes in information systems and organisation |
| Year | 2003 |
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10.2298/HEMIND0308318R
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