General Electric Technology Gmbh

Ge Infrastructure Technology, LLC

Alessandro Sgambati

Dimitrios V Doupis

Borislav Dokic

Scott William Herman

Loris Padovan

Prashant Agrawal

Martin Laesser

Meghan Sheehy

Thomas Griesser

Shubha Sankar Mukherjee

A modeling system for a plant system of a power plant is provided. The modeling system enables receiving a selection of one or more pre-engineered sub-modules for a plant system module, wherein each pre-engineered sub-module is configured to be scalable over a defined range both for an entire class product range and each potential power plant configuration, and each pre-engineered sub-module is parametrized within the defined range with a pre-defined parametric relationship. The modeling system enables receiving values for one or more variables for the defined range for the one or more pre-engineered sub-modules. The modeling system enables generating a pre-engineered and parametrized sub-module model for each of the one or more pre-engineered sub-modules based on the values for the variables and generating a plant system module model from the pre-engineered and parametrized sub-module models by assembling the pre-engineered and parametrized sub-module models together according to pre-defined rules.

System and method for modeling plant systems utilizing scalable and repeatable modules

A system includes an exhaust diffuser system for a heat recovery steam generator (HRSG). The system includes an inlet portion, a diffuser portion axially extending from the inlet portion, and an outlet portion fluidly coupled to an axial distal end of the diffuser portion, wherein an outlet extent of the outlet portion is greater than an inlet extent of the inlet portion. The diffuser portion includes a plurality of wall portions, and the plurality of wall portions is incrementally angled relative to an axial extent extending from the inlet portion to the outlet portion. The system may further include a gas turbine engine coupled to the inlet portion and the HRSG.

Inlet duct system for a heat recovery steam generator

Moisture separator configuration for separating water droplets from steam of a flow having a mixture of steam and water droplets, such that the cited flow travels through the moisture separator configuration so that this separation is achieved. The moisture separator configuration includes a plurality of plates oriented in line with the flow. The plurality of plates form channels through which the flow travels. The channels have progressive cross section variation along the flow direction, in order to collect progressively the water droplets separated from the steam in the flow.

Moisture separator configuration

A connection system for coupling a steam turbine to a condenser is provided. The connection system includes a dog-bone connector, a first clamp, and a second clamp. The dog-bone connector includes a first end, a second end opposite the first end with respect to the third direction, and a body extending therebetween. The first clamp includes a first portion, a second portion coupled to the first portion, and a first retention cavity defined therebetween. The first clamp is configured to couple to one of the steam turbine and the condenser such that the first portion is movable relative to the second portion along the third direction. The second clamp is configured to couple to the other of the steam turbine and the condenser and includes a third portion, a fourth portion coupled to the third portion, and a second retention cavity defined therebetween.

Connection system for condenser and steam turbine and methods of assembling the same

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Alessandro Sgambati