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Mark VI IONet N-Tron Network switch failures
Badr, Severely bent Ethernet cables will definitely adversely affect communications; GE put out a TIL (Technical Information Letter) to that effect. It doesn't cause heat, but puts a mechanical strain on the RJ-45 connectors--both on the cable and in the switch receptacle. (I've often...
CSA
Post #17
Jul 9, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Gas Turbine Atomizing Air Filter Differential Pressure
Were the proper filters (same micron/flow-rating) used to replace the operating filters? There are a LOT of vendors saying their filters meet the OEM spec, but ask them what that spec is and they can't tell you. They just say, "It's a good as the OEM's--but it's less expensive." And the people...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 7, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Blade Path Temp
Daniel, I'm not sure I understand the nature of your enquiry. This is an old thread, and I disagree with most of Namatmangan08's assessment and reasoning. <b><i>In general,</b></i>a generator-set synchronized with other generator-sets on a large or infinite grid has no control of it's...
CSA
Post #4
Jul 7, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
GT Frame 5 Startup Procedure Clarification
Ravivarma1910, It would be really helpful if you could tell us which turbine control system is being used on your GE-design Frame 5 heavy duty gas turbine (and if it's SIMPLEX, DUAL, or TMR). I also want to clarify a few things in your post. Some diesel starting means (NOT ALL diesel...
CSA
Post #3
Jul 5, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Frame 9e Auto Shutdown Due to SRV
AHM, <i>Based on the information provided</i> it's impossible to say what happened at that day versus other days. The Process Alarm you listed seems to be a new one.... The GE Belfort Bunch (who have responsibility for the GE Frame 9E design and control and protection) infrequently and...
CSA
Post #4
Jul 1, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
MARK IV Controller Power Supply
Genersi, There are two advertisers here on control.com which sell surplus and refurbished Mark IV parts: World of Controls, and Gas Turbine Controls. You can use your preferred World Wide Web search engine to find the website and contact information for both of them. Best of luck--and do...
CSA
Post #2
Jun 30, 2016
Forum:
Programmable Logic Controller - PLC
Most Important Protection for GT/ST
Hmmm.... Yes, there's a danger in connecting power generation, transmission and distribution equipment to the Internet. It's certainly food for thought.... The Industrial Internet of Things and P<b>R</b>EDIX is just a way to keep you locked into the OEM for service and support. And, it allows...
CSA
Post #6
Jun 30, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Mark VI SRV/GCV Pressure Transmitter Trouble
cheedee, Thanks very much for the feedback! The .hmb file is used to configure the HMI--primarily for CIMPLICITY. It has nothing to do with the hardware jumpers on the TBAI card. And, again--the HMI has nothing to do with control or protection. Yes, the HMI can be used to configure a...
CSA
Post #7
Jun 30, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
EX-2000 Interface with MARK-V
ELVIN APONTE, Thanks for the feedback! Signals don't have to be in a .ASG file to be used in the CSP. Many signals are in the UNITDATA.TPL file as they are commonly used in many applications. You should only find I/O-related signals--and, of course, EX2000-related signals (just to be...
CSA
Post #6
Jun 29, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Heavy Fuel Accumulator Pressure
Hi, The general rule for accumulator pressure is approximately 50% of the pressure of the operating fluid. You should be able to find the pressure specification on the Device Summary drawing, or possibly the P&ID for the Heavy Fuel Forwarding System.
CSA
Post #2
Jun 29, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Frame 9e Auto Shutdown Due to SRV
What Process Alarms were annunciated when the gas supply pressure was falling, and during the auto shutdown? As for any consequences of the abort of the shutdown by issuing a START after supply pressure was restored--that's the exact proper response and action to take to abort (cancel) the...
CSA
Post #2
Jun 28, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
EX-2000 Interface with MARK-V
ELVIN APONTE, While the same exciter may be used for both gas- and steam turbines, when dealing with GE there are two different divisions which decide how to apply the exciter and how to control it--even using the same turbine control (Mark V). A former colleague at GE was fond of saying when...
CSA
Post #4
Jun 27, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Effect of reducing water injection on gas turbines
Dani_p, Welcome to the industry! Power generation, and the world of gas turbines is very exciting and filled with opportunities for someone with an inquisitive mind and ambition. There are two types of water injection: that used for NOx emissions reduction (the most common type of water...
CSA
Post #2
Jun 27, 2016
Forum:
General Automation Chat
Mark VI SRV/GCV Pressure Transmitter Trouble
It's really not safe to open the SRV with gas pressure upstream of the SRV. If there is any leak of the GCV, then fuel can get into the combustors and exhaust. There is no way to set a P2 pressure reference for the SRV when manually positioning the SRV, so the fuel flowing into the interstate...
CSA
Post #4
Jun 26, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Mark VI SRV/GCV Pressure Transmitter Trouble
cheedee, If the value being shown on the CIMPLICITY display on the HMI is incorrect, but the unit is starting and running properly (meaning the P2 pressure--the pressure between the SRV and GCV--is correct), then the problem is not with the Mark VI. It is with the configuration of the HMI or...
CSA
Post #2
Jun 26, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
How to Decompile "ap1" Files in MARK V
Isulamu, I don't know how you compare the CHECKSUM of the EEPROM partitions to the .AP1 files.... I have used the EEPROM partition file data/time and size information from the EEPROM DIR output to compare against the .AP1 file date/time and size, and found that useful. (I'm referring to the...
CSA
Post #6
Jun 23, 2016
Forum:
General Software Chat
Axial Position Sensor
niazbibiyana, So, eccentricity is not so critical for gas turbines as it is for steam turbines. Why, you ask? Well, most gas turbines only have three stages of the turbine section, where most steam turbines have many more stages. Steam turbines, when they have eccentricity, can rub and cause...
CSA
Post #4
Jun 23, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Reading Data from OC4000 DCS for GE Turbine
Again, the Mark* controllers, themselves, don't speak OPC. They only communicate to GE HMIs over the StageLink (Mark V) and UDH (Mark VI/VIe). And the HMIs generally have OPC capability. (Early Mark V operator interfaces used a proprietary operating system, called IDOS, and did not use...
CSA
Post #6
Jun 23, 2016
Forum:
Distributed Control Systems - DCS
Reading Data from OC4000 DCS for GE Turbine
Yes; GE bought Xinhua and "inherited" the OC4000--and the people who designed and produced it. They would be the best people to ask if the OC4000 supports OPC. Have you consulted any of the OC4000 manuals?
CSA
Post #4
Jun 23, 2016
Forum:
Distributed Control Systems - DCS
Frame-6 Fire and Gas Detection System Upgrade
hany5757, In my experience, I have never encountered a gas turbine which has experienced a compartment fire which was detected by the fire detection system and resulted in a turbine trip and the discharge of extinguishing agent. Usually, there is so much air moving through a compartment (or...
CSA
Post #2
Jun 22, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
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