Energy-Saving Control System Patent Awarded to Huaneng ChaoHu Power Generation Co.

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A revolutionary energy-saving control system has been patented to Huaneng ChaoHu Power Generation Co., Ltd., a Chinese energy company based in Anhui, China. The patented system, developed by eight inventors, aims to reduce energy consumption and emissions in thermal power plants. The system uses a prediction module to forecast boiler operating efficiency, an optimization module to optimize input parameters, and a parameter correction module to adjust operating conditions.

Key Takeaways:

  • The patented energy-saving control system is designed to reduce energy consumption and emissions in thermal power plants.
  • The system includes a prediction module, an optimization module, an emission detection module, a parameter correction module, and a regulating and controlling module.
  • The prediction module uses a particle swarm algorithm to forecast boiler operating efficiency and determine optimal operating conditions.
  • The optimization module optimizes boiler input parameters to achieve the highest possible efficiency, while the emission detection module monitors and calculates NOx emission data.
  • The parameter correction module adjusts operating conditions based on the emission data to minimize NOx emissions.
  • The regulating and controlling module regulates and controls the boiler to maintain optimal operating conditions.

Statistics:

  • The patented system was developed by eight inventors: Shengjiang Chen, Yiru Wang, Jiajia Ma, Yuanshuang Geng, Jue Wang, Xuemin Zhang, Xin Dai, and Yu Bai.
  • The inventors are affiliated with Hefei, China.
  • The patent number is US 12353177 B1, initially filed on April 30, 2025.
  • The energy-saving control system is expected to reduce energy consumption and emissions in thermal power plants.

Sources:

  • "Energy-saving control system and method for boiler in thermal power plant," Patent US 12353177 B1, assigned to Huaneng ChaoHu Power Generation Co., Ltd.
  • Initially filed on April 30, 2025.