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Lube oil level
Yassar, Are you concerned about a leak or leaks? Increased consumption when the oil is hot? Are you having to top off the tank more often than it would otherwise seem necessary? It's true--most liquids expand when heated. But, then most everything expands when heated, right? Including...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 25, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Why Minimum Value Gate Used in GT controls?
Neo, I believe the 33.4% value you are referring to is an upper limit on acceleration control--not the actual value of FSR achieved during acceleration (at least I hope it's not the actual value achieved during acceleration control!). Just because the steam turbine governor has to be in...
CSA
Post #12
Jul 25, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Using Synthetic Oil in Gas Generator
GE, The gas generator of GE LM units is an aircraft engine, and most aircraft engines are built with bearings and components that require synthetic oil for proper lubrication and cooling. The power turbine is NOT used on aircraft, and as such, the oil used for it does not have to be...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 25, 2014
Forum:
General Automation Chat
IGV for DLN Type Without IBH
Killz has it almost correct, in that the IGVs are used to control the air flow into the combustors--and for DLN combustors it's very important, critical, really, for the IGVs to control air flow since premix operation is borderline unstable to begin with. The design of DLN-I combustors is to...
CSA
Post #3
Jul 25, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Getting a better understanding of GT control PART 2
Neo, Seems my reply to this post never got posted.... I've been having problems with this recently; don't know if it's my end or what, but, here goes again. There are good assignments, and there are bad assignments, and there are no-win assignments. A no-win assignment is one where no...
CSA
Post #7
Jul 25, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Problems with air intake and dirty turbine
Arianna, Sounds like the filters are relatively new. When was the turbine last washed before the new filters were installed? What is the nature of the "dirt" on the turbine? No filter arrangement is 100% effective for every environment. What type of environment is the turbine located...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 24, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Why Minimum Value Gate Used in GT controls?
fluidflow, Pretty good description; but I would be surprised if FSR actually goes to 33% during acceleration. If it does, then something is wrong with the starting means/torque converter or the unit is being accelerated very fast (much faster than it should be) and somehow exhaust temp...
CSA
Post #10
Jul 22, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Exit Guide vanes of Gas Turbines
Izhar, The description below presumes your questions refer to a GE-design heavy duty gas turbine. 1) IGVs do not introduce exhaust swirl; they control the air flow into the axial compressor. When the air leaves the axial compressor it makes a 180 degree turn as it enters the can annular...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 22, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Governor Control
arun, Okay, .... Under your scenario with three gen-sets operating in parallel, one in Isoch and the remaining two in Droop, if you change the Droop setpoint of one of the Droop machines the load of that Droop machine will change <b>AND</b> the load of the Isoch machine will also change by...
CSA
Post #25
Jul 21, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Understanding Control Specification for Gas Turbine
SB, The section you provided seems to be from a very early Mark IV Control Specification. The Mark IV used fixed point math, and the documentation was very cryptic and could be confusing. Fixed point math requires the use of shifts to keep the binary maths and the decimal maths "together."...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 21, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
charge accumulator
MJ, You should be able to find the pressure listed on the Device Summary for the machine. The hydraulic accumulator, AH-1, should be listed in the Device Summary near the very front of the document. If the turbine was provided by GE, you should be able to find the Device Summary document...
CSA
Post #6
Jul 21, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Why Minimum Value Gate Used in GT controls?
Neo, What the heck is a "DEH"?
CSA
Post #9
Jul 21, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Getting a better understanding of GT control PART 2
Neo, Whenever a field engineer says he or she is going on a "trip of a lifetime" it means he or she has been given a really bad assignment... I have returned a couple of days early from mine, having narrowly averted what could have been a really bad situation. The problem<b>s</b> are all...
CSA
Post #5
Jul 21, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Why Minimum Value Gate Used in GT controls?
fluidflow, Please list the events you believe occur during a start from zero speed, including when you think fuel and ignition occurs. The list doesn't have to be detailed; here's an example: -- Select AUTO -- Operator-initiated START -- Shaft breaks away from zero speed -- Unit...
CSA
Post #6
Jul 18, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Getting a better understanding of GT control PART 2
Neo, First, you (and anyone else reading this) is quite welcome for any help or insight I may have provided. Second, I have been offered a last-minute holiday in the South Pacific Ocean and I'm going! I don't plan to check "the Internet" for about a week, maybe a week-and-a-half. I will...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 13, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Getting a better understanding of gas turbine control
SB, Inversion masking. Okay. I have to make this short as I've just been given a last-minute opportunity for a holiday in the South Pacific Ocean that one dreams about, and I'm going to take advantage of it. So, I'm leaving tomorrow and have just a few minutes. I'll check this thread on my...
CSA
Post #65
Jul 13, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Getting a better understanding of gas turbine control
Batman, You're very welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
CSA
Post #64
Jul 13, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Operation of speed control loop FSRNV3
saha, GE frequently leaves some unused signals in the CSP--especially in Mark V. Sometimes, as much as 60% of the Control Constants listed in the Control Constants Display are not used for a particular turbine. Unused logic signals are set to logic "0" by default--but if forced to logic "1"...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 13, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
Getting a better understanding of gas turbine control
otised, I'm going to use 'Engineering Inertia' in the future, probably many times. You're so PC (Politically Correct)!
CSA
Post #63
Jul 12, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
what does the "CROSS-TALK" mean?
shunli, Pcc - Pressure-Combustion Chamber (the pressure inside the combustion liner Cross-talk - flow between combustors through piping that is not being used to provide fuel or air to the combustor Hope this helps!
CSA
Post #2
Jul 12, 2014
Forum:
Power Generation
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