Technology

Generic Oil-Fired Power Station technology, which converts chemical energy from liquid fuels (like fuel oil or diesel fuel) into electrical power through thermal processes. Modern oil-fired power plants are often designed with dual-fuel capability, allowing them to switch between different liquid fuels depending on availability and economic considerations, though they typically don't burn multiple fuels simultaneously

Illustration shows a technical scheme of a gas and fuel oil (dual fuel) power plant, with the following components:

1. Gas Reduction Station
2. Gas-fuel oil burners
3. Low Pressure Heater
4,5,6. Water Treatment Equipment
7. Feed Water Pump
8. Deaerator
9,10. Circulation Pump
11. Cooling Tower
12. Condenser
13. Exciter
14. Generator
15. Low Pressure Turbine
16. Medium Pressure Turbine
17. High Pressure Turbine
18. High Pressure Heater
17. Evaporative Surfaces
20. Ceiling Superheater
21.Convective Superheater 1^st Stage
22. Convective Superheater 2^nd Stage
23. Secondary Superheater
24. Economizer
25. Regenerative Air Preheater
26. Chimney
27. Induced Draft Fan
28.Forced Draft Fan
29. Pressure Reducing Device
30. Fuel Oil Tank
31. Drain Device
32. Reception Tank
33. Pumps
34. Filters