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<del> <em> <strike> <strong>  #1 written by Mahasvin 1 month ago Hi, This information is very helpful thanks, Is it possible to get list of thermal power plant within India.?  #2 written by Rajeev 2 months ago Dear Friends, It‟s not updated data, Dear team please update the figer of Major Thermal Power Plants in India. o #3 written by shivanshtyagi 2 months ago Dear Rajeev, Sure we will do that, in mean time if you have this data or any info related to power sector please share it with us. All the contribution will go out in your name. Share at [email protected]  #4 written by S.kumar 3 months ago dear sumit kumar this information is too good for thermal power station. this is very much helpful for me and i like very much. o #5 written by SUMIT KUMAR 3 months ago Thanks sushil.  #6 written by R K Jain 3 months ago Thermal efficiency of a thermal power plant is the ratio of electrical energy generated to the chemical energy of fuel consumed. For a subcritical plant it is below 42% for a new plant. What a plant is generating is the plant utilization factor. For a supercritical power plant the best thermal efficiency may be around 45-47%.  #7 written by Vaaimai 4 months ago Thanks. But I learnt that efficiency of thermal power plants are around 45% – 50%. o #8 written by shivanshtyagi 4 months ago That is my bad, yes effieceincy of plant are 45-45% but that is thermal efficiency i.e how much coal energy is converted into the electric power. For thermal power plant there is a factor called Plant load Factor (PLF), so if a plant has installed capacity of 100 and it rums with PLF of 90% it will produce 90MWh of instantaneous power. On an average plf of plants are from 85-90%. Though some plants even run of PLF higher than 100% or say 1.  #9 written by Vaaimai 4 months ago Thanks again. Do you have any idea of efficiency of nuclear power plants? If a 1000 MW nuclear reactor is installed, what will be the power output?  #10 written by Vaaimai 4 months ago What is the thermal efficiency of a thermal power plant? You said that Neyveli Thermal Power Station – II is producing 1470 MW of power. Whether it produces such amount of electricity or lesser than that? (say 60 % efficiency means 882 MW) o #11 written by shivanshtyagi 4 months ago 1470 is the installed capacity of the plant.Normally thermal power plants run on around 85-90% efficency.  #12 written by naveen ($onu) 5 months ago one of the most apt and brisk synopsys of a thermal power plant i have ever read. the two diagrams at the start of modified rankine cycle and the plant over view are the highlights. Great work sir. you have proved a valid point again that simple logics are more important than unrequired expertise. i would be very impressed if u could also add on super critical technology and once through boilers which use a seperator rather than the conventional circulation type boilers. also some some point missing are gland steam cooler and also a note on water technology. but all together great work. o #13 written by shivanshtyagi 5 months ago Dear Naveen thanks for appreciation and suggestion. Well will you like to add all these suggestions to the site. If you want just send us the word file and the update will be done in your name on the main page.  #14 written by dixitpatel 5 months ago its very good detail………….  #15 written by Tanu Saxena 5 months ago Hey… gr8 info… Bt what is done in the power plants in order to treat flue gases? there is no mention of even any scrubber…do they even operate in any power plant?  #16 written by sruthin 6 months ago heyy gr88 workk sir…it ws realyy informative…spott onnn!!!  #17 written by manish tripathi 11 months ago good  #18 written by Rizwan 1 year ago Very very good bhai, thanx a lot for a huge information.  #19 written by ABDUL JALIL 1 year ago Very nice one. Will you give the e-mail ID of Mr. SUMIT KUMAR please? o #20 written by SUMIT KUMAR 1 year ago [email protected], [email protected]  #21 written by [email protected] 1 year ago ntpc rajghat close date is 15 june 2011 Is is true . send the name of company who took the whole scrapt of power plant o #22 written by SUMIT KUMAR 1 year ago -The Delhi government is toying with the idea of permanently shutting down the Rajghat power plant close by june this year . The plant was earlier closed during the Commonwealth Games to remove the polluting unit in the heart of the city, and provide to residents a recreational area in its place. -The power station, situated in northeast Delhi, is one of the coal-based power plants of Indraprashta Power Generation Co. Ltd. (IPGCL) and has a generation capacity of 135 MW. -The power plant was commissioned in 1989 and supplied 135 MW. The Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) had been asked to prepare a blueprint for “adaptive reuse”, and the agency presented its proposal in front of Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit and other officials on Wednesday. Dikshit has given in-principle approval to the project, which will require several clearances before it can begin. It will now be presented to the DDA and the DUAC. The project will take about 3 to 4 years to be implemented. -“Cost of the project is close to Rs 600 crore. It will be a self financing project as power plant equipment will be sold off and also the office space developed inside the plant will be rented out. Rajghat power plant is spread over 46 acre and as per the DSIIDC proposal, 26 acre will be turned into a city forest. The ash pond inside the plant will be enlarged and converted into a waterbody. The soil there is contaminated due to ash depositing here over the years so it would be cleaned before work starts. -The existing waterbody, which is used by the power plant, will be retained and redeveloped. The plan is to have the forest and the waterbody close to the Salimgarh Fort so that the area can be developed as a tourist spot. The area where coal handling was done will be converted into a garden and the main building of the plant will be converted into office space. “We will not touch the outer structure or the envelope of the building. The only changes will be in the interior of the building. Also, demolishing the existing structure will cost more than retrofitting it,” said the official. This is the second power plant site that the government is redeveloping – retrofitting of the Indraprastha Power plant is already underway. 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State Total Capacity (MWe) Ahmednagar Maharashtra 50 Nallakonda Andhra Pradesh 50 Davanagere Karnatka 40 Bhimasamudra Kayathar Ramakkalmedu Muppandal Gudimangalam Karnataka Tamil Nadu Kerala Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu Andhra Pradesh Gujarat 50.40 30 25 22 21 Tamil Nadu 15 Madhya Pradesh 14 Karnataka 14 Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu Andhra Pradesh Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 12 11 Puthlur Dewas Chitradurga Dist Perungudi Kethanur Hyderabad Muppandal Poolavadi Tirupur See also [show]Map of all coordinates from Google Map of first 200 coordinates from Bing States of India by installed power capacity subdivided by energy source References 1. ^ ALL INDIA INSTALLED CAPACITY (IN MW) OF POWER STATIONS 20 15 10 10 10 20.4 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. ^ Westinghouse, Areva eye India nuclear plants ^ Plants in Operation ^ a b c [1] ^ http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-04-02/news/31275383_1_rosa-projectpower-plant-reliance-power ^ "Indian Wind Energy - Projects, Companies, Research, Data, Statistics - Energy Alternatives India". 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Retrieved 2010-11-27. ^ http://www.shalivahanagroup.com/ ^ CLP Group: Sipla Wind Farm ^ CLP Group: Samana Wind Farm ^ CLP Group: Theni Wind Farm ^ CLP Group: Saundatti Wind Farm ^ CLP Group: Khandke Wind Farm ^ CLP Group: Narmada Wind Farm ^ CLP Group: Harapanahalli Wind Farm External links  List of HE Stations in India with station capacity above 25 MW, as on 31-01-2010 [hide]    v t e List of power stations By continent By region By country       Africa Asia Australia Europe North America South America             Albania Angola Argentina Armenia Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahrain Belgium Bosnia-Herzegovina Brazil Bulgaria                                                Burundi Cameroon Canada Chile China Colombia Congo-Kinshasa Côte d'Ivoire Croatia Czech Denmark Egypt England Estonia Ethiopia Finland Georgia Ghana Greece Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Italy Japan Kazakhstan Kenya Kyrgyzstan Latvia Liberia Lithuania Macedonia Malawi Malaysia Mali Mexico Mozambique Namibia Netherlands New Zealand Nigeria Northern Ireland Norway                                    Non-renewable By type Renewable Pakistan Paraguay Philippines Poland Portugal Republic of Ireland Romania Russia Rwanda Saudi Arabia Scotland Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sudan Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Tanzania Thailand Turkey Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United States Vietnam Wales Zambia Zimbabwe      Coal Fuel oil Natural gas Nuclear Oil shale     Biomass Geothermal Hydroelectric (conventional) Hydroelectric (pumped-storage)          Hydroelectric (run-of-the-river) Hydroelectric (tide) Photovoltaic Solar thermal Wave Wind (onshore) Wind (offshore) Largest power stations Least carbon-efficient power stations [show]    v t e List of hydroelectric stations in Asia View page ratings Rate this page What's this? 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LIST OF THERMAL POWER PLANTS IN INDIA  Thermal Power Plants In India List Find the list of major thermal power plants in India. Information on locations of thermal power plants and SOLAR THERMAL POWER PLANTS IN INDIA  Thermal Power Plants In India on Solar Power India has a potential solar thermal power production market given its position in earth‟s equatorial THERMAL POWER PLANT LAYOUT  Layout of Thermal Power Plants in India Thermal Power Plants are steam driven power plants that convert the coal and other fuel energy to thermal e   Systems and Functions of Thermal Power Plant Boilers In a thermal power plant, the energy stored in fuels such as coal, natural gas, and fuel oil is sequentially converted into electrical energy. A thermal power plant boiler triggers the first action towards the production of electricity and so is the most important part of a thermal power plant. A thermal power plant boiler has two functions namely the Combustion System and the Water and St Information on thermal power plants in India which are important to the power sector in India. Power generation in India depends on various sources such as thermal power, wind power, solar power, hydropower and biogas energy. Thermal power plants in India located in various states supply the majority of power required for the country. Thermal power plants function on different types of fuels and the operation of a thermal power plant depends on the kind of fuel used. Oil, coal and gas are the major fuels used to operate thermal power plants in India. The national and regional level distributions of power from the thermal power plants in India are done through the power grid network. The steam driven thermal power plants in India generally works on coal. The power sector in India is growing since 1950 though there is a gap between the need and supply. Plans for new thermal power plants are in the pipeline to meet the demands and achieve the power generation target. Thermal power plants in India generate electricity from heat energy through the process called Rankine Cycle. The process involves burning coal, gas or oil depending on the fuel. This produce steam of high pressure which rotaries the turbine when sent through it. The turbine runs a generator, producing electricity at the power plants. A thermal power plant converts the chemical energy of fossil fuels like natural gas, fuel oil and coal into thermal energy, then to mechanical energy and finally electrical energy. The electrical energy produced at the thermal power plants in India plays a large role in the industrial sector of the country There are almost hundred coal fuel operated thermal power plants in India. Most of these thermal power plants in India are run by NTPC and other state owned firms. In addition, there are private owned thermal power plants also. India is rich in coal reserves, which meet the fuel demands of the thermal power plants in India. Major Thermal Power Plants in India Super thermal power plants in India are the solutions the government of India found to overcome the power deficit faced by the country during a period. Maharastra stands first in production of thermal power in India and NTPC leads in the thermal power generating sector with total capacity of 24,395 MW. Maharastra has plenty of coal mines encouraging the inception of coal operated thermal power plants. The entire super thermal power plants in India are coal run. Gujarat with many prominent power plants stands second in the power production sector of India. A number of efficient thermal power plants in India are located in Rajasthan, a state that does not face deficit currently. The state has atomic and thermal power stations and is one of the three states in India that has met power generation target. Kota Super Thermal Power Plant in Rajasthan is the first coal based thermal power plant of the state. This power plant, along with Suratgarh Super Thermal Power Plant are two of the high efficient thermal power plants in India. Chhabra Thermal Power Plant is an important source of electricity in the state. While all other thermal power plants are coal based the Giral Thermal Power Plant in Rajasthan is lignite fired one. The Ramagundam Power Plant located in Andhra Pradesh is among the largest thermal power plants in India. This coal based power plant also facilitated the power requirements of other states such as Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Goa, Karnataka and Pondicherry. Korba in Chhattisgarh is called the power capital of the country. The state is blessed with ample coal resources and the Korba Thermal Power Station located here is one of the biggest thermal power plants in India. Orissa is another state in India with huge cache of coal which boosts power sector of the state. The Talcher Super Thermal Power Plant in Orissa is the second biggest thermal power plant in India. Madhya Pradesh owns the largest thermal power plant in India known as Vindhyachal Super Thermal Power Station. This coal run thermal power plant takes care of the majority of the power needs of the state. Many major thermal power plants in India are located in the UP. Anpara Thermal Power Station in UP is the tallest power station in the state. The Patratu Thermal Power Station in Bihar is an Indo-Russian t venture and Barauni Thermal Power Station is one of the biggest in the state, which has plenty of thermal power stations to its credit. Haryana has the credit of being the first state in India to supply power to its villages. The state has many coal fired thermal power plants and many projects are in the offing. West Bengal has plenty of coal mines and the state supply coals to other needy states. Coal from the mines of West Bengal powers the thermal power plants in India. Punjab has many major thermal power plants and Guru Hargobind Thermal Plant with 2 units, is the smallest thermal power plant in the state. While Tamilnadu has four major thermal power plants like North Chennai Thermal Power Plant, Ennore Thermal Power Plant, Mettur Thermal Power Plant and Tuticorin Thermal power Plant, Kerala has one major thermal power plant. Assam with rich coal resources is home to many defunct thermal power plants in India. Some of the functioning thermal power plants of the state take care of the power requirements of the state. Thermal Power Plant Operators The thermal power plants in India are mostly state run, though private and private public partnership projects also exist. NTPC is the major operator of thermal power plants in India. NTPC owns many major thermal power plants in India. In AP, APGENCO, APGPCOR and NTPC run thermal power stations whereas in Maharashtra MSEB, BSES and TATA own many thermal power stations. 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