Norfolk Naval Base Combined Heat and Power Plant
About
THIS PROJECT
This project involved the construction of a combined heat and power plant for Naval Station in Norfolk, Virginia supplying the base with both electricity and steam year-round. The plant provides all the base’s steam needs for most of the year with the existing steam boilers operating in the winter months. The facility includes the following equipment:
- Combustion turbine generator rated for a nominal 14.9 megawatts
- Heat recovery steam generator rated for 180,000 pounds/hour saturated steam at 250 PSIG
- Reciprocating a three-stage fuel gas compressor system to step fuel gas from 20 PSIG distribution pressure to 385 PSIG
- Power and control center with 13.2-KV paralleling switchgear and generator control system
- 18/24/30 MVA generator step-up transformer
- Four demand response generators, including two natural gas reciprocating generators and two diesel reciprocating generators for an additional 10.5 MW of generating capacity
PROJECT OVERVIEW
LOCATION:
Norfolk, Virginia
Mid-Atlantic
CLIENT:
Johnson Controls
INDUSTRY:
Energy
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180,000
pounds/hour steam
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25.5
MW total generating capacity
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13.2
kv switchgear and generator control system
Energy National Leader
Alex Sutherland
443-324-7899
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