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60 Hz Generator
Bouncin, There's something wrong with the governor of the portable generator. It should be able to maintain 5500 Watts at 60 Hz with no problem. The only caveat I could think of would be the power conversion assembly of the UPS may not look like a "stable" load depending on how it "fires" or...
CSA
Post #2
Dec 18, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Queries Regarding Base Load
jameelrahman, DLN changes everything. When a GE-design heavy duty gas turbine has DLN combustors, IGVs are used to help control combustion reference temperature--and exhaust temperature control is secondary. In fact, IGV Temperature Control is always ON (it can't be disabled--not on any of...
CSA
Post #3
Dec 18, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Connecting a Solenoid Valve - Card Points Assignment
Siem, You have certainly researched this topic and have arrived at a very good understanding of the basics involved. Yes; one has to "declare" the signal name by creating a Pin and then assigning that pin to a physical output. And, then one needs to create the "logic" to energize/de-energize...
CSA
Post #7
Dec 18, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Clarification About Droop and Frequency Control
ADOS, >1. Can a generator operate both in droop and AGC modes? The two are not exclusive; that is it's not an either-or decision. In fact, AGC is effectively "remote" manual control of the speed reference. AGC just allows a remote operator or control system to change the speed reference...
CSA
Post #11
Dec 18, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
GCV Fluctuations
I've gone back to the original post and looked over the original questions: >At 92% THL the GT goes to exhaust temperature control. >Usually at this period of year (cold weather) the GT reaches >easily the 98%TNL. >My questions: Are GCV fluctuations the reason that the GT >Control...
CSA
Post #21
Dec 17, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
GCV Fluctuations
MOOG is a manufacturer of electro-hydraulic servo-valves, commonly referred to in the GE-design heavy duty gas turbine community as servo valves. Servo-valves translate a bipolar current into hydraulic flow to the actuator to open or close the device (fuel valve; IGVs; etc.). The polarity and...
CSA
Post #19
Dec 16, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
GCV Fluctuations
>>>!!!CORRECTION!!!<<< > The current for the GCV (FSG) ... That <b>should have read</b>: The current for the GCV (F<b>A</b>G) ... F<b>A</b>G is the servo current signal to each of the three servo coils from each of the three control processors. > FSRN is also fluctuating--in tandem...
CSA
Post #16
Dec 15, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
IGV Temperature Control
barindra75, > When Temp. control is <b>on</b>, gas turbine exhaust will be maintained > at max temperature, i.e. IGV will be at min possible temp. When IGV Temperature Control is ON, the IGVs are held at the lowest possible <b>position</b> in order to maximize exhaust temperature. > 1...
CSA
Post #4
Dec 15, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
GCV Fluctuations
barindra75, > Also, the P to I converter and its pre-filter (last chance filter) for any choking. Please--what is the "P to I converter"?
CSA
Post #15
Dec 15, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
GCV Fluctuations
bkarim55, Well, well, well. Data, but not all the data we asked for.... And, at a once-per-second resolution, which isn't very good. There are some things which can be said, based on the information provided. First, the exhaust temperature (TTXM) is relatively stable; the HP shaft speed...
CSA
Post #14
Dec 15, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Generator ESOP logic
Sardar99, To be absolutely certain, one would need to look at the application code running in the Mark VIe. In general, the ESOP only runs if there's no AC power to the MCC section housing the Aux. SOP motor starter, and there's a hydrogen purge in progress. If there is hydrogen in the...
CSA
Post #2
Dec 13, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Potential Risk for Speedtronic Cards
No Speedtronic turbine control panel should ever be run directly off the battery charger output. Especially older units with older battery chargers; output capacitors fail over time and the battery actually serves to reduce output spikes from even a new charger; removing the battery from the...
CSA
Post #3
Dec 13, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
MKV Controller Went Back to A3 State
Jolek, Have you checked to see that all the ribbon cables and connectors are properly and fully seated on all the cards--including the TCPS card in Loc. 5 (in the back of the processor)? The 3PL cable connecting the DCC, LCC and TCQA (and TCQB, if present) has been known to be a problem; it's...
CSA
Post #2
Dec 12, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Hydraulic Ratchet Control in GE Frame V MS5002B
JLRebo, This topic has been covered MANY TIMES on control.com There is a 'Search' field at the far right side of the Menu bar at the top of every control.com webpage. Do use the Search 'Help' first. Try searching for: "hydraulic ratchet" +"hydraulic ratchet" +hydraulic +ratchet...
CSA
Post #2
Dec 11, 2015
Forum:
General Automation Chat
50 Hz and 60Hz
Why be the same, when you can be different? Why use pesos in one country, renminbi in another country, dhirhams in another country, pounds in another country and Euros in some countries? Why use the metric system in some countries, and SAE in other countries? "Because mine is better...
CSA
Post #2
Dec 10, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Regarding the RPM of 6FA Turbine
MIKEVI, I haven't had a lot of exposure to some of the newer machines that have, hence the reason for my question. People are ALWAYS telling that their unit trips on a "Failure to Ignite" and while I have been told by other experienced controls people they DID work on units which actually...
CSA
Post #10
Dec 9, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Regarding the RPM of 6FA Turbine
MARKVI, Great detail--thanks! I only have one quibble--and that is what happens when the unit fails to establish flame during starting. In my experience, when the unit fails to fire on the first START attempt the unit just continues to spin ("crank") until an operator takes some action...
CSA
Post #6
Dec 7, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Starting Jaw Clutch Disengaging and Engaging During Ratcheting
Thanks for the feedback. >Surprisingly, the L33HRF which we tried to reset several >times since the issue started without any positive result. >was again reset this morning and the clutch became fully >engaged then ratchet sequence was normalized. L33HRF is a logic signal that goes to a...
CSA
Post #4
Dec 7, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Regarding the RPM of 6FA Turbine
Hi, I'll answer two of the questions: > 7.on what basis fuel stroke reference for all the gas valves > is set while starting the turbine or FSR is CONSTANT? Well, FSR is the total amount of fuel to be flowing to the machine, and when there are multiple fuel nozzles operating in a...
CSA
Post #3
Dec 7, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
Starting Jaw Clutch Disengaging and Engaging During Ratcheting
Hi, Does the hydraulic ratchet system use a self-sequencing mechanism, usually called VA14-1, I believe)? (Upcoming engineers should always consult the P&IDs for the equipment they are working on/responsible for; the best upcoming engineers have their own set of P&IDs that they can write on...
CSA
Post #2
Dec 6, 2015
Forum:
Power Generation
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