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GE MS-6Fa Operations
Jotang84, If VAr control mode is selected and a VAr setpoint is entered the Speedtronic will maintain the VAr setpoint while the unit is running, and if the load setpoint changes. If Power Factor control mode is selected and a power factor setpoint is entered the Speedtronic will maintain...
CSA
Post #2
Oct 23, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Mark V A6 state
G.Rajesh, Long time no hear from you; welcome back. I believe markvguy wrote replies to several threads describing how to use the LCC/SLCC display and keypad to troubleshoot an inability to reach I/O State A7. You're going to have to find out which card isn't reaching A6 and then solve...
CSA
Post #4
Oct 23, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Westinghouse W251B11 wet compression
Ahem, > This technology is widely being used in today's combined-cycle and co-gen GT > based power plants, achieving efficiency up to 47%. It's not being used as widely as George would have us believe. For the reasons he cited: Water (it's cost to obtain); it's treatment (essentially it...
CSA
Post #3
Oct 20, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Gas Turbine control - Hardware Part Trip of L4
neo, Welcome back; I've been a little busy, also, so it hasn't been a problem. So, I'm taking it that you're satisfied with the L4 rung (<Q> application code) discussion(s)? I'm really curious, though, to finish the starting means thing. Your started that thread saying you'd been asked...
CSA
Post #2
Oct 19, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Steam Turbine MSV/GV Servo Valve
Thanks for the feedback!
CSA
Post #5
Oct 17, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Changing SRV Valve setting
8784597, The SRV tries to control the pressure between the SRV and the GCV. To know if it's working correctly, check FPRG and FPG2--they should be equal. And if FPG2 is equal to FPRG, then the SRV control is not the problem. If they're equal then it sounds like the fuel gas supply pressure...
CSA
Post #2
Oct 16, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Speed of Synchronous Generator
Saudaslam, It seems I don't have the answer to your question. Perhaps another contributor to control.com will step in and help.
CSA
Post #116
Oct 16, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Speed of Synchronous Generator
Saudaslam, Good, seemingly simple, question; extremely difficult to answer because it depends on how the generator-set is being operated. The short answer goes like this: If the machine was operating at its rated output for the current machine- and ambient conditions when the frequency...
CSA
Post #115
Oct 16, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Steam Turbine MSV/GV Servo Valve
Lube oil quality, or, rather, the lack thereof, is usually the cause of most electro-hydraulic servo-valve failures. The internal passages of most servo-valves are pretty small, and what tends to happen is that particulates and varnish tend to collect and "plate" in these passages which then...
CSA
Post #3
Oct 16, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
How to Calibrate the Gas Turbine Vibration Sensors
> The new word is VERFIFY. CuriousOne, You said a mouthful! ;-)
CSA
Post #6
Oct 15, 2014
Forum:
Sensors & Calibration
Second Stage Nozzle Control Failure
WAC, What Diagnostic Alarms are being annunciated? The reference for the second-stage nozzle position is speed (LP speed during starting; HP speed during normal operation). And the feedback is LP speed during starting and HP sped during normal operation. Usually there will be Diagnostic...
CSA
Post #2
Oct 15, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Startup Gas Turbine
All, Just to clarify--the Speedtronic (Mark VI in this thread, per the original poster) <b>requires</b> a momentary contact closure to initiate a START--not a maintained contact. (In fact, most all Speedtronic command inputs are momentary, not maintained--even to select a particular fuel, a...
CSA
Post #4
Oct 13, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
9FA and DLN 2.6+ Combustors
Jim Crown, Good morning to you, also. I've heard of people attempting this at high load (at or near 90% load) but without success. All of the gas fuel valves have to operate in perfect sequence (including purge valves) and it just usually doesn't work out very well. Especially if the gas...
CSA
Post #2
Oct 13, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
DCS Control of Power Plants
George, I think many of us would take exception at some of your statements about testing before shipment. For auxiliary equipments which are "mass-"produced in some quantity (say, four or ten per month) which have very little variability (say cooling water modules, or filter skids) there's...
CSA
Post #15
Oct 13, 2014
Forum:
Distributed Control Systems - DCS
How to Calibrate the Gas Turbine Vibration Sensors
Any, To verify the accuracy of the calibration of any sensor one needs to know how the sensor works. If you are referring to velocity type vibration pick-ups (sensors), commonly called "seismic" vibration pick-ups, they have a small weight suspended from the top of the sensor housing with a...
CSA
Post #2
Oct 13, 2014
Forum:
Sensors & Calibration
DCS Control of Power Plants
> The original definition was "Distributed Control System<b>!</b> Chill, Phil. It was a play on an abbreviation, since they are distributed AND centralized control systems these days. And they were when the original DCSs were released, too. It's almost a misnomer--really just a marketing...
CSA
Post #12
Oct 12, 2014
Forum:
Distributed Control Systems - DCS
Rotating 65fp Fuel Servo
mohanad, When did this problem start? After the liquid fuel pump servo-valve was changed? I'm presuming there is LVDT feedback, so did the problem start after someone "calibrated" the liquid fuel pump swash plate LVDT(s) or replaced an LVDT on the liquid fuel pump swash plate? This...
CSA
Post #2
Oct 12, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
DCS Control of Power Plants
Roy, > How come they always like to centralize it? This one's easy--DCS stands for: Distributed Centralized System I've never personally understood the whole 'distributed' thing. Newer control systems, and some technologically advanced older ones, do have the capability to have I/O...
CSA
Post #9
Oct 11, 2014
Forum:
Distributed Control Systems - DCS
Pump Running Indication on Control Circuit
A pressure switch could be used in series with the aux contact to indicate the pump is producing pressure. Or a speed switch.
CSA
Post #3
Oct 10, 2014
Forum:
General Automation Chat
Tubing and Piping
Gary, I used my preferred Internet search engine with the following search term: "what is the difference between pipe and tube size?" (with the double quotes) I learned that the O.D. of a piece of tubing is generally equal to the size of the piece of tubing. And the wall thickness of...
CSA
Post #2
Oct 10, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
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