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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Fundamentals of Combined Cycle Simulation
- Introduction to combined cycle power generation principles
- Defining the objectives and functional capabilities of operational simulators
- Clarifying control room operator responsibilities and critical decision-making moments
Simulator Navigation and Plant System Review
- Mastering the simulator interface and monitoring system displays
- Analyzing gas turbine, steam turbine, HRSG, and BOP configurations
- Leveraging alarms, trends, and interlocks for real-time diagnostic insights
Standard Operations and Essential Maneuvers
- Initial simulator engagement: managing steady-state conditions
- Executing startup protocols and load ramping sequences
- Implementing shutdown procedures and load reduction tactics
Incident Management and Fault Simulation
- Modeling equipment failures and systemic malfunctions
- Optimizing response workflows for alarm triage and system containment
- Applying corrective measures and following escalation protocols
Emergency Procedures and System Recovery
- Handling simulator-induced emergencies, including trip events and safety system activations
- Executing standardized emergency shutdown (ESD) protocols
- Managing recovery, system reset, and restoration to safe operational states
Optimizing Efficiency and Safety Compliance
- Strategies to reduce downtime and prevent cascading system failures
- Enhancing coordination with field operators and maintenance personnel
- Evaluating key performance indicators and safe operating thresholds
Final Simulator Evaluation and Constructive Feedback
- Practical fault-response drill with direct instructor assessment
- Post-exercise debriefing with targeted performance improvement suggestions
- Discussion on site-specific simulator configurations and ongoing development
Conclusion and Future Directions
Requirements
- Proficiency in thermodynamic cycles and plant instrumentation
- Practical experience in operating or supporting power generation control rooms
- Knowledge of combined cycle plant components and operational workflows
Target Audience
- Operators working in combined cycle plant control rooms
- Shift supervisors and technical specialists
- Staff involved in ensuring operational reliability and incident management
