INTRODUCTION TO POWER PLANT

           Power plant is a gathering of gear that produces and conveys mechanical and electrical energy.The electrical energy involves the best position in the energy grades positioning. It finds unaccountable uses in home , industry , agriculture and even in transport. The electrical energy is a helpful from of energy since it can be created halfway in mass and transmitted monetarily finished long separations and is nearly contamination free at the buyer level. Electrical energy is produced by transformation of energy accessible in various structures from various characteristic sources, for example, weight head of water energy , motor energy of streaming breezes, sun oriented energy, geothermal energy, synthetic energy of fills and atomic energy of radio dynamic substances.
        The advancement of energy in any nation relies on the accessible assets in that nation. The hydro control thoroughly relies on the common locales accessible and hydrological cycle of area of the country.New destinations can't be humanly made for hydro-control plants. Atomic power is as of late being in creating stage. The advancement of atomic power in an atomic power is as of late being in creating stage. The improvement of atomic power in a nation requires progress innovative creating and fuel assets. this power source isn't much attractive for the creating nations as it is reliant on high innovation and they are exceedingly capital based framework. The normal wellsprings of energy in our nation are coal , water ,oil ,gas. Coal is the most essential business wellspring of energy in india . The Thermal power age can be most solid since coal saves in our nation are adequate to keep going for somewhere in the range of many years. Anyway the nature of coal produces must be moved forward.

Classification of power plant:
(1) According to type of fuel used
     a. Steam power plants
     b. Diesel power plants
     c. Gas turbine power plants
     d. Nuclear power plants
     e. Hydro - electric power plants
(2)According to mobility of plant
     a. Stationary power plants
     b. Mobile power plant
(3)According to nature of load
     a. Base load plants
     b.Peak load plants
(4) According to nature of organizaton
     a. Central power plants
     b. captive power plants