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GE Frame 7 Turbine VIGV issue
Aleem ALI, You really didn't tell exactly how your turbine is being operated. Is it operating in Simple Cycle mode, exhausting to atmosphere (possibly through a bypass stack if there's an HRSG (Heat Recovery Steam Generator)? Or is exhausting into an HRSG to make steam for a steam turbine...
CSA
Post #2
Nov 28, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
Emergencies on Gas Turbine
Sanjay, There are hundreds of threads on Control.com about issues on gas turbines and with gas turbine operations. And many of them have some very good descriptions of issues and also of solutions. Some have very little descriptive information, and even when several possible causes and...
CSA
Post #3
Nov 27, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
Gas Turbine Generator Load Tests
laxmi associates, Maybe on your contracts.but not on most contracts That's the problem with questions like this--we don't, and will likely never, know the details of the contracts.
CSA
Post #7
Nov 26, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
STANDARD DROOP/SPEED CONTROL compared to other LOAD/SPEED CONTROL
PungentReindeerKing is correct. The WORST mistake most people make--especially with GE-design heavy duty gas turbines--is to operate in a mode that's always trying to maintain a load setpoint, and adjusting the turbine speed reference in doing so. In GE-speak it's called Pre-Selected Load...
CSA
Post #21
Nov 24, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
STANDARD DROOP/SPEED CONTROL compared to other LOAD/SPEED CONTROL
PFC is a dangerous term to use these days when referring to proportional, Droop Speed Control, I am presuming your usage to mean proportional Droop Speed Control. Not Pre-Selected Load Control. Not PFR (Primary Frequency Response). Basic proportional Droop Speed Control. (Proportional meaning...
CSA
Post #19
Nov 24, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
STANDARD DROOP/SPEED CONTROL compared to other LOAD/SPEED CONTROL
(Continued) NOW, what should happen in this case is that the grid regulators should notice the decrease in frequency and they likely have the ability to directly send a signal to one or more power plants not operating at rated power to increase their power output to return the grid to rated...
CSA
Post #18
Nov 24, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
STANDARD DROOP/SPEED CONTROL compared to other LOAD/SPEED CONTROL
mariselvan, Please be extremely careful--and critical--of on-line documents (and textbooks and reference books) discussing droop speed control and various off-frequency operations. MOST of the time they do not state all of the conditions for their examples. MOST of the time they are presuming...
CSA
Post #17
Nov 24, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
UV Flame Detector Working - Honeywell -LG1093AA
Ngassaki, Methinks you are possibly confusing fire detectors with flame detectors.?.?.? In GE-speak, a fire detector is a device that senses intense heat (which would be indicative of a fire) where there should be none, such as in the Accessory Compartment, the Load Compartment, and even the...
CSA
Post #16
Nov 23, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
UV Flame Detector Working - Honeywell -LG1093AA
Ngassaki, The LG1093AA26 is a flame detector--which is used to detect the presence of diffusion flame in a combustor (such as when the turbine is burning fuel in a diffusion flame). Combustors are located only in the turbine compartment of GE-design heavy duty gas turbines. I suggest you...
CSA
Post #14
Nov 23, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
Fire
Merabiko8, This alarm condition is not usually a shutdown or a trip, but, some packagers of GE-design heavy duty gas turbines do sometimes use it to initiate a shutdown, or a trip as well as a start-check permissive. Without being able to the configuration and programming running in the Mark*...
CSA
Post #7
Nov 22, 2020
Forum:
General Automation Chat
Fire
Very little information was provided, and most times when an alarm is described as an "anxiety" it's because it's preventing a START. So, in the absence of any other information, the most common reason for an anxiety-causing alarm was used as one explanation. But, still, no information about...
CSA
Post #4
Nov 22, 2020
Forum:
General Automation Chat
Fire
RTFM. Read The Fine Manual. Because you haven't told what the fire detection system is, we can't be of much help. Usually, GE uses a fire detection/protection system, or a F&G (Fire & Gas detection/protection system) which is independent of the Mark* (which you didn't tell about, either). This...
CSA
Post #2
Nov 22, 2020
Forum:
General Automation Chat
IGV Actuator Span in DGA too big
morefus1, I think it would be most noticeable in the electrical power output. As both the air flow and fuel flow-rate increase the electrical power output would be higher than for the same ambient and machine conditions when the IGVs were actually at 86 DGA and the unit was operating on exhaust...
CSA
Post #10
Nov 20, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
IGV Actuator Span in DGA too big
morfeus81, Increasing the IGV angle while on exhaust temperature control will result in more air flowing through the machine. The effect of that increased air flow is to allow the turbine control system to admit more fuel--which causes the firing temperature (NOT the exhaust temperature) to...
CSA
Post #8
Nov 20, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
What makes a generator increase load
Crasucks, Use your preferred World Wide Web search engine, and you will probably find what you are looking for in papers written by Masters' and Ph.D students (thesis papers). Woodward Governor Company has a lot of "white papers" (theory and principle) they publish about load sharing and...
CSA
Post #55
Nov 20, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
STANDARD DROOP/SPEED CONTROL compared to other LOAD/SPEED CONTROL
mariselvan, I do not know of another thread on Control.com for other OEM's turbine control systems. I can say that Droop Speed Control is what allows generators and their prime movers made by ANY manufacturer to all be synchronized together. That means, that whatever the notations and...
CSA
Post #14
Nov 19, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
IGV Servo Positions Explanation
chitourh01, What turbine control system does the turbine have? If the turbine control system is a GE Mark*, can you tell us what Diagnostic Alarms are present that are related to the IGV servo output and LVDT feedback? (It might just be easier to send a screen shot of the Diagnostic Alarm...
CSA
Post #13
Nov 19, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
IGV Servo Positions Explanation
Impossible.
CSA
Post #12
Nov 19, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
What is there in the USA after a successful completion in an MS in electrical engineering (power system or control & automation), regarding job opport
If you were asking about job openings in the USA you should look at job postings on sites such as LinkedIn, indeed.com, monster.com, careerbuilder.com and many others. If you're asking about opportunities for non-USA residents, that's an entirely different topic, and one that's likely to see...
CSA
Post #3
Nov 13, 2020
Forum:
General Automation Chat
GE Mark VIe DRAM failed code
Don Clark, I re-read your reply and if the spare UCSA also came up with a DRAM error upon power-up I would definitely also be looking at the power supply output voltage to the processor. Remove the power supply connector and after powering up the power supply check the voltage at the...
CSA
Post #10
Nov 12, 2020
Forum:
Power Generation
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