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    Texas Technology 2003 Showcase

    Plant Energy Optimization

    Tony DafftPrincipal EngineerRohm and Haas Company

    Deer Park Site

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    Simplified Plant Steam System Three Main Header

    Systems 600 psig

    150 psig

    75 psig

    Other Local

    Pressures

    Process

    Steam

    Generators

    Boiler

    Furnace

    Boiler

    Drum

    Process

    Steam

    Generators

    Process

    Steam

    Generators

    Process

    Steam

    Generators

    600#

    150#

    75#

    Vent

    Vent

    L/D

    L/D

    Process

    Steam

    Users

    Process

    Steam

    Users

    Process

    Steam

    Users

    Process

    Steam

    Users

    Process

    Steam

    Users

    Process

    Steam

    Users

    Process

    Steam

    Generators

    Process

    Steam

    Generators

    Cond.

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    Plant Steam System Particulars

    u 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 pounds per hour

    average steam generationuGeneration and consumption vary depending

    on unit rates

    uOver 20 waste heat boilers

    uOver 60,000hp of steam turbines

    uOne Gas Turbine with HRSG

    u 2 Natural Gas Fired Boilers to maintainheader pressure

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    Visual MESA Selected for

    Plant Implementation

    u

    Continually Monitors the entire Steam, BFWand Condensate systems and flags problems

    uOptimizes the entire steam & electrical

    systemu Evaluates What If cases

    u

    Auditing and Accounting. Validates yourdata and helps you with trouble shooting,auditing and accounting.

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    Visual MESA Particulars for

    the Deer Park Plant

    u

    Reads over 1000 tags every 3 minutesuOptimizer runs hourly

    u

    Resides on stand alone serveruAccessible from any desktop computer

    u

    Plant data feeds from 9 separateDistributed Control Systems

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    Plant Energy Optimization

    Benefitsu Letting down and venting significantly

    reduced with 24/7 attention.uMonitoring condensate return allows more to

    be returned. Diversions have to be manually

    switched back and this is sometimesforgotten.

    u Turbine vs motor switching can be called

    correctly much sooner with better cost data.u The lost opportunity trend tracked hourly

    will give increased attention by all to the

    overall energy system.

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    Plant Energy Optimization

    Benefits

    u

    Corrective actions to the system that havebeen difficult to fund in the past have a muchbetter basis for funding.

    u The graphical representation of the steamsystem allows a much larger group of peopleto gain familiarity with the system.

    uMeter inaccuracies can be identified andscheduled for corrective action.

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    Plant Energy Optimization

    Benefits

    u

    Detailed balances within each unit can beunderstood and corrected with potentialenergy improvement projects resulting.

    u Shutdown and production planning can beevaluated from an energy perspective.

    u The effect of rapidly changing natural gasand energy costs can easily be quantified.

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    Example of Turbine/Motor

    Switch Showing Savings

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    Plant Optimization System

    Operational in June 2000

    Boiler House Steam Production to Balance Plant

    (Avg. Lb/Hr)

    0

    50,000100,000

    150,000

    200,000

    250,000300,000

    350,000

    400,000

    450,000

    Dec-

    96

    Sep-

    97

    Jul-98 May-

    99

    Mar-

    00

    Jan-

    01

    Nov-

    01

    Sep-

    02

    Jun-

    03

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    Fired Steam Production Drops

    After June 2002 ImplementationBoilerhouse Steam Production

    0

    50,000

    100,000150,000

    200,000

    250,000

    300,000

    350,000

    400,000

    450,000

    500,000

    Aug-99 Mar-00 Oct-00 Apr-01 Nov-01

    pph

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    150# Header Narrow Band of

    Pressure Control

    150# L/D Set

    165# RV Set

    Time

    Vac. Jet Low Press.

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    Customized Report Selection

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    ChallengesuDeveloping master flow diagrams of

    the steam system from the thousands ofProcess & Instrument Diagrams

    u

    Keeping network connectivity reliableuDetermining how to respond to

    recommended changes

    uGetting and keeping meters working primary element and

    configurations/spans/tag id

    s/etc.

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    Obstacles & Lessons Learnedu Its more complicated than it appears.u If you do not have the appropriate

    handwheels, you cant respond to every

    opportunity.

    u Fixing one problem can create another

    problem due to equipment/process inter-relationships and constraints in the system.

    uMakes an excellent learning tool for the steam

    system.uCore group of people need to understand the

    software - They must take on communicating

    and training of others.

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    Obstacles & Lessons Learned

    u

    The effort must be supported by managementand have a champion

    uCertain items will need to be purchased

    above and beyond the software keyflowmeters on letdowns, vents, andimport/export to complex areas.

    u Interface with IT department is mandatory

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    Future Plans

    u

    Build Natural Gas model into Steam modeluConnect production planning to the model

    uAdd other Utilities like nitrogen and

    instrument air to the modeluConvert data server to Aspen IP-21

    u

    Configure more detail into the modelu Provide graphical interface to DCS system to

    put information in front of operators