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 Volume 38 Number 3  
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Design Features and Commissioning of the 700 MW Coal-Fired Boiler at the Tsuruga Thermal Power Station No. 2


Susumu Sato, Masahiko Matsuda, Takao Hashimoto, Yoshiyuki Wakabayashi, Akira Hashimoto


The 700 MW coal-fired supercritical sliding pressure boiler at Hokuriku Electric Power Co., Inc., Tsuruga Thermal Power Station No.2 was designed based on the high-performance and reliable 500 MW boiler at the same Power Station No.1. Applying elevated steam of 593/593°C, our state-of-the-art low-NOX combustion APM burner, A-MACT and MRS pulverizer technology, this boiler has achieved the highest combustion performance with extremely low NOX emission and unburnt carbon together with outstanding boiler operation. This paper reports the design features and operation results of the boiler, e.g., (1) extremely low NOX and unburnt carbon due to cutting-edge combustion and (2) superior boiler operating performance and minimum 15% load in exclusive coal firing.