Log In
Join
Join the Community
Register
Log in
Or sign in with
Facebook
Google
GitHub
Linkedin
SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER
Register
Main Menu
Home
Explore
Products
Cabinets & Panel Components
CNC Machines
Communication & Security
Connectors, Wire & Cable
Data Analytics & Simulation
Electrical Power Control
HMIs & SCADA
Motors & Controls
PLCs & PACs
Pneumatics & Hydraulics
Robotics
Safety
Sensors & Instruments
View all
Industry
Advanced Mfg
Agriculture
Automotive
Building
Chemical
Electronics
Energy & Infrastructure
Food & Beverage
Forest Products
Logistics
Medical & Pharma
Metal
Military & Aerospace
Natural Resources
Plastics & Polymers
Product Mfg
View all
Content
Ebooks
Forums
Industry Articles
Industry Webinars
Industry White Papers
News
Partner Content Hub
Technical Articles
Textbook
Tools
Worksheets
Articles
Latest
News
Technical Articles
Industry Articles
Industry White Papers
Forums
Latest
General Discussion
Hardware
Software
Communication
Education
Textbooks
Video Lectures
Worksheets
Industry Webinars
Ebooks
Tools
Videos
Latest
Industry Videos
Industry Webinars
Video Lectures
Giveaways
Partner Content Hub
Contact Us
Register
Log In
Network Sites
Search...
Home
Search
JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.
Search results
Search everything
Search threads
Search blogs
Keywords
Search titles only
Posted by
You may enter multiple names here.
Newer than
Search
Troubleshooting with Circuit Diagram
WillyBlackson, It's presumed you are having difficulty understanding and interpreting circuit diagrams drawn using relay ladder diagram description.?.?.? NO (Normally Open) and NC (Normally Closed) contacts in series and/or parallel configuration? This is very difficult for many...
CSA
Post #2
Apr 25, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Lube Oil Header Temperature Trip
Jerry, When did this problem start? Was a download to the Mark VI done just before this started occurring? If so, what was the nature of the download--why was a download performed? Was it because of a Control Constant change which was being made permanent? Or because of some other issue which...
CSA
Post #3
Apr 25, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Gas Turbine accessory and load gear compartments temperature running high
WillyBlackson, If you're working on GE-design heavy duty gas turbines, the 'Heating & Ventilating Flow Diagram'--one of the group of Schematic Piping Diagrams, or P&IDs (Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams)--will show whether fans are used to pressurize or evacuate compartments with very simple...
CSA
Post #10
Apr 25, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Can't Finish Start-up Sequence on GE Frame 5
glenmorangie/natgasman, What's the status of this problem, please?
CSA
Post #19
Apr 22, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Speedtronic Mark 4 Interface Module
Dear sir, Are you not familiar with Data List 15. 'Analog Control'? This is the usual way people stroke hydraulically-operated devices, and calibrate LVDT feedback. If you're referring to some other function in the Mark VI, you'll need to be more specific.
CSA
Post #7
Apr 22, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Frame 5 Trips After Synchronising
DIGICON is a third-party digital turbine control system, so the philosophies used may not be the same as those used by GE--specifically, that any condition which results in a turbine trip MUST have a Process Alarm to alert the operator to the condition which tripped the turbine. Personally...
CSA
Post #8
Apr 22, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
9FA Gas Turbine Load Compartment and Turbine Compartment Excessive Ventilation
niazbibiyana, The answer to your first question is likely contained in the alarm text message: The hazardous gas detection system sensors are not rated for the extra flow created when both vent fans are running. The answer to your second question is likely that the persons responsible for...
CSA
Post #2
Apr 21, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Combustion Trouble GT Frame 6E with DLN
SMS, If flame is lost in one or more combustors then power output of the unit will be lower than when flame was present in those combustors. As such, the Mark VIe will try to increase fuel to maintain load--especially if the operators are using Pre-Selected Load Control. So, that's probably...
CSA
Post #3
Apr 20, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Mark V All Thermocouples Not Showing IO CFG
Jjss, Kindly, they are all there in the I/O Configurator. Kindly remember--the TCQA I/O configuration is downloaded to <R>, <S>, & <T>. The first 15 T/Cs terminated on the TBQA on <R> are ribbon-cabled to <R>; the second 15 T/Cs are ribbon-cabled to <S>; and the last 15 T/Cs are...
CSA
Post #2
Apr 19, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Frame 5 Trips After Synchronising
ahdash, Please--my watch stopped working one minute after I put it on my wrist. I just collected it from the watch repairman. What could be the problem? Oh, by the way, it's a Meier brand. And, when I put it back on my wrist it started working again and hasn't stopped since...
CSA
Post #4
Apr 18, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Wheel Space Temperature
dontknowman, The subject of wheelspace thermocouples has been covered many times before on control.com, and past threads can be viewed using the 'Search' feature of control.com. GE defines firing temperature as the temperature of the hot gases entering or exiting the first stage turbine...
CSA
Post #2
Apr 15, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
TTRXB Temperature Control
Turboget, The IGVs are used for very different purposes on the two types of machines--those with conventional combustors and those with DLN combustors. It's incorrect to assume GE is not correctly controlling the two types of GE-design Frame 9E heavy duty gas turbines simply because the IGVs...
CSA
Post #8
Apr 15, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
TTRXB Temperature Control
Turboget, The sloped portion of the exhaust temperature control "curve" represents constant firing temperature. So, when the unit is operating at Base Load (on the curve with the IGVs at maximum operating angle) firing temperature is constant. For a GE-design Frame 9E heavy duty gas turbine...
CSA
Post #5
Apr 13, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
TTRXB Temperature Control
Turboget, There have been many posts about exhaust temperature control on control.com. There is a cleverly-hidden 'Search' field at the far right of the Menu bar of every control.com webpage. (It's recommended to use the Help function to learn the syntax of search entries.) TTRXB is...
CSA
Post #2
Apr 12, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Droop Setting in Different Cases
cbcdiligence, Yes; it's somewhat related to the mechanical characteristics of the prime mover and associated equipment. Most steam turbines can't be loaded as quickly as many gas turbines (well, actually, the steam turbines can be loaded quickly but in some cases steam production from the...
CSA
Post #6
Apr 12, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Hot End Generator and Cold End Generator
aisyah, For GE-design heavy duty gas turbine-generators, a cold end drive/generator is one that is coupled to the axial compressor inlet end of the unit (the colder of the two ends of the turbine). A hot end drive/generator is one that is coupled to the exhaust end of the unit (the hotter of...
CSA
Post #3
Apr 11, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
IGV Hand Wash Effect on GT Output and Heat Rate
suryapower, You are still assuming that all instrumentation and configurations and internal clearances are identical. <b>If</b> all things were equal, it would certainly seem there is something amiss. Until you have hard data on which to base your analyses--which means a systematic and...
CSA
Post #11
Apr 11, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Droop Setting in Different Cases
cbcdiligence, On an AC (Alternating Current) power system of any size--the frequency of the system is related to the speeds of the generators (and their prime movers). And when synchronous generators are synchronized together on an AC power system of any size no single (nor multiple)...
CSA
Post #4
Apr 11, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
Can't Finish Start-up Sequence on GE Frame 5
rebmehda, We've been suggesting to look at a possible gas fuel flow restriction somewhere upstream of the SRV/GCV but we haven't heard anything back about any checks that have been done. In my experience, if there is a flow restriction it shows up primarily as a very high opening of the...
CSA
Post #17
Apr 10, 2016
Forum:
Power Generation
PROCAL 2000 CEMS Analyzer
Kohsa, Have you RTFM (Read The Fine Manual)? It's difficult to believe the proper values would not be specified in the manufacturer's manual, or at least the procedure for determining/setting the proper flow-rates. Having written that, I do realize that some vendors use components from...
CSA
Post #2
Apr 10, 2016
Forum:
Process Control
Prev
1
2
3
4
5
…
Go to page
Go
10
Next
First
Prev
3 of 10
Go to page
Go
Next
Last
Top
Continue to site
QUOTE OF
THE DAY
“
”
-