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Back to Isochronous and Droop
nomolos, You're very welcome! It would be great to know what you find in your research about manual and automatic Droop/Isochronous selection/transfer on your machine!
CSA
Post #4
Mar 9, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Turbine Low Speed Shaft (LP) Could Not Cut In
I'm all for finding a way to help the original poster with his problem. I don't have access to the Mark VIe .tcw file from the site, and we only have the information he and Adeel have provided. I am more than a little concerned about the number of thumbs-down responses to the posts here; it...
CSA
Post #14
Mar 9, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Back to Isochronous and Droop
nomolos, There was a time when GE-design heavy duty gas turbine control used Isochronous speed control mode during synchronization (FSNL operation), and then was switched to Droop speed control mode when the generator breaker was closed (this was also common for many older GE steam turbine...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 8, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Turbine Low Speed Shaft (LP) Could Not Cut In
In my experience, it doesn't take much to break the LP shaft away from zero speed and accelerate it--as long as the torque/load on the LP shaft isn't excessive. It would seem you have proved the same with your testing. I maintain--if the machine has been working for decades with similar...
CSA
Post #12
Mar 8, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Turbine Low Speed Shaft (LP) Could Not Cut In
Haroon, It's impossible for me to understand what's occurring without actionable data (trends recorded during the failed LP breakaway). As such, I'm extremely hesitant to recommend changing any parameter. If the speed pick-ups checked out okay (and we don't know how they were checked...
CSA
Post #10
Mar 6, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Turbine Low Speed Shaft (LP) Could Not Cut In
Haroon, What were <b>ALL</b> the Process- and Diagnostic Alarms which were present during the start and when the LP shaft did not break away? Did anyone actually observe if the LP shaft rotated during the start attempt? Have you checked to see if there is something that is causing the...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 3, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Mark VI RST Redundancy
The three processors could have been called anything: 1, 2, 3; A, B, C; X, Y, Z; P1, P2, P3. I think the designers tried to find a logical order of letters/symbols,characters that was simple and somewhat unique yet logical and non-confusing. They did use the 'carets' (< & >) to enclose the...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 3, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Digital Exciter EX2000 Fault 379
jk47ii, Thanks VERY MUCH for the feedback!
CSA
Post #5
Mar 1, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
7FA Baseload Issues During 1x1 Operation
Fifty7Chevy, The definition of Base Load (primary- (CPR-biased) or secondary exhaust temperature control) is when the IGVs are full open (at their maximum operating angle, CSKGVMAX) <b>AND</b> the actual exhaust temperature (TTXM) equals the exhaust temperature control reference (TTRX)...
CSA
Post #3
Feb 28, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
7FA Baseload Issues During 1x1 Operation
Fifty7Chevy, Is that a two-door, Bel Air, four-door, pick-up or Cameo? Has the unit been running properly before this outage? Does the load seem to be higher than normal? What is the load when FSR gets to 100%? What are the gas control and SRV positions when FSR gets to 100%? (I'm...
CSA
Post #2
Feb 27, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Bleed Valve Solenoid Polarity
Older Laurence/Leslie solenoids WERE polarity sensitive; the newer ones with the electronic module are not. Unfortunately, on the older, polarity sensitive solenoids both coil leads were black, and there was a small red sleeve placed on one of the black leads to indicate it was the positive...
CSA
Post #4
Feb 27, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Mark VI as DCS for the Whole Power Plant
Askic, You are using Mark VI and Mark VIe interchangeably; they are two separate, but somewhat similar, control systems. They share some I/O terminal boards but the Mark VI is physically much larger than the Mark VIe. Both systems were developed to be able to have remote I/O--that is, to...
CSA
Post #3
Feb 26, 2017
Forum:
Distributed Control Systems - DCS
Liquid Fuel Bypass Valve Oscillation
Jolek, One more thing--you mentioned that when you applied a frequency to the third mag pick-up input that nothing happened. The majority of Mark V turbine control systems which used liquid fuel had 77FD-1 connected to <R> QTBA-55 & -56 (Q_Q_MPU3--which is the third magnetic speed pick-up...
CSA
Post #18
Feb 24, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
IGV Control Trouble Trip
Mohamedibr752, Thanks very much for the feedback! Glad to hear things worked out!
CSA
Post #8
Feb 24, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Liquid Fuel Bypass Valve Oscillation
Jolek, Thanks very much for the feedback! A servo is NOT a servo, as you have found out. Lube oil quality is the single most contributor to servo longevity--or, said in other words, poor lube oil quality is the number one cause of servo failures. AND, refineries have improved turbine lube...
CSA
Post #17
Feb 22, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Auto Synchronization to the Grid Problem
sridhar, When did this problem start? Had the module been working for some time previously and then just stopped working? Did some event (trip) occur just prior to the start of the problem? Many times there are other permissive or conditions which must be satisfied before the...
CSA
Post #2
Feb 22, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Exciter AVR Problem
Saul, It would be extremely helpful if you provided information about the manufacturer and madel of the excitation system in question. Is it possible that the configuration for the VAr signal is inverted? (I'm presuming the AVR has software-configurable parameters--but without knowing...
CSA
Post #2
Feb 18, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Mark VI Cards
JamesU, One of the supporters (advertisers) of control.com, Gas Turbine Controls, sells new and refurbished Speedtronic and Mark* printed circuit cards, and cables, and other parts for Speedtronic and Mark* turbine control systems. Their URL is: www.gasturbinecontrols.com.
CSA
Post #2
Feb 18, 2017
Forum:
General Communications Chat
GE Digital Exciter EX2000 Fault 379
The pins and receptacles of the ribbon cables of EX hardware are prone to corrosion. Each spare card usually came with a tube of conductive grease to apply to the female side of the connector--a little goes a LONG way--before inserting the connector into the receptacle with the male pins. If the...
CSA
Post #3
Feb 17, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
Vacuum Gauge Relocation
khoriwal000, Apparently, I didn't properly understand the TLA (Three-Letter Acronym) MOT, mistaking it for the Mist (Eliminator) Oil Tank. A long run of tubing can adversely affect the reading of a gauge, especially when we're taking about very low pressures/vacuum readings. Losses in the...
CSA
Post #5
Feb 14, 2017
Forum:
Power Generation
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