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from the Forum department...
temperature control
our gas turbine control system is mark-iv. so when the grid frequency goes downward for same load, the turbine goes to temperature control mode and then TTXC/TTXM is equal to TTRXB. so now I want to know that if turbine goes to temperature control mode then it is bad for turbine or not? if yes, then what should we do for that condition? what happens in temperature control mode? how can increase the value of TTRXB so that turbine reaches that value of TTRXB for more time. please give me the details about temperature control system and above question.
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