Model Study of Donald C. Cook Power Plant Condensate Drain System

John W. Hayden

Model Study of Donald C. Cook Power Plant Condensate Drain System

John W. Hayden

St. Anthony Falls Laboratory

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Abstract

The construction of the Donald C. Cook Power Plant on the southeast shore of Lake Michigan will result in a significant increase in the total generating capacity of the American Electric Power Service Corporation (AEP). The design of the condensate drain system, which drains condensate from the cross-under piping connecting the high-pressure turbine exhaust to the Moisture Separator-Reheater (MSR) and from the MSR unit, is shown in AEP's Drawing No. MSK-82771

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Apr 1973

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