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Gas turbine control system upgrade
There is no perfect turbine control system. Period. The Speedtronic control system suffers from lack of documentation, and, worse, poor documentation. If people had good documentation to refer to, and if terms were used consistently in GE-design control systems, Speedtronic control systems and...
CSA
Post #7
Jul 18, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
Difference between 7FA Runback and Unload
The general differentiation is that a runback is initiated by some condition/event and the unit is <i>automatically</i> unloaded, usually to some present value. Some units will go into a runback when one of the exhaust frame blowers is not running, and the unit will usually unload to something...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 18, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
simple CAD for I/O sketching
I've had good success with DeltaCAD. It's inexpensive and very powerful.
CSA
Post #4
Jul 18, 2012
Forum:
General Automation Chat
Hydraulic Ratchet problem
Ayman, Thanks for the feedback, but what you're reporting is kind of, well, odd. Running a turbine compartment ventilation fan during cooldown generally causes the axial compressor casing to cool--and "shrink"--more quickly that the compressor rotor. This usually causes rubs, which cause...
CSA
Post #4
Jul 17, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
Noise pick up on Generator stator winding RTD's
You might also consider contacting Woodward at their Fort Collins, CO, offices. Their technical support is pretty good. They might have a solution for you, because it's pretty certain this isn't the first time they've heard of this problem.
CSA
Post #11
Jul 17, 2012
Forum:
Sensors & Calibration
Noise pick up on Generator stator winding RTD's
In the drawing below, I've attempted to draw the scheme that GE typically uses for connecting generator RTDs to the monitor/control system. They typically use two-conductor, twisted, shielded cables to connect two of the three RTD leads to the monitor/control system. They ground the third RTD...
CSA
Post #8
Jul 17, 2012
Forum:
Sensors & Calibration
Turbine FSNL
There is not enough information to make an appropriate comment. My first question is: Did the unit behave as you expected <b>before</b> the major inspection? If so, tell us what Process Alarms/conditions caused the generator breaker to open without tripping the unit leaving the turbine at...
CSA
Post #3
Jul 17, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
Generator Hydrogen Cooling System
> what are the possible causes of oil coming out from generator water detector? Failed or failing seals. Poor Seal Oil Pressure regulation during purging/charging. Poor operation or valving of Seal Drain Enlargement tank drains. Have a look at the Seal Oil System piping drawing.
CSA
Post #50
Jul 16, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
VH14-1
I don't have access to a Starting Means Piping Schematic (P&ID) at this writing, but I'll take a stab at trying to describe how it works. It would be best if you would describe the problems you are experiencing and we could provide a more concise answer, and if you wanted more detailed...
CSA
Post #3
Jul 16, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
Gas turbine control system upgrade
ahdash, I'm pretty sure I'm going to regret this response, but here goes. The choice of a turbine control system should almost <b>NEVER</b> be based on the manufacturer of the hardware or the cost of the project. Any decision should be made based on the experience of the company...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 16, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
Mark V persistent diagnostic alarms
Each processor in the Mark V has an IONET to connect cards which are part of the processor but are located outside of the processor to the processor. In other words, not all of <R>'s complement of cards is located in <R>. Same for <S>, and <T>, and <C>. There can be more than one TCDA card...
CSA
Post #18
Jul 16, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
GE's Gas Turbine Female Names
The machines were <b>NOT</b> named after females. As otised said, a spoken M sounds very much like a spoken N, and so Mary and Nancy were used to differentiate between 500nN and 500nM machines to reduce any possible confusion. Just as when speaking on a radio it is sometimes necessary to...
CSA
Post #4
Jul 16, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
basic generator queries
Max should contact multiple generator vendors (manufacturers; manufacturer representatives) to get help with choosing the proper machine for the application. Max should also be cognizant of the basic terms, as you seem to be, but a good salesperson will be able use the information you provide to...
CSA
Post #2
Jul 16, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
What makes a generator increase load
The question is not clear, and the abbreviations are unclear, as well. I'm pretty sure 'GG' stands for gas generator, the High Pressure shaft of a multi-shaft machine. I'm not sure what 'Mload' means, but possibly Megawatt load? Since the LP turbine shaft typically is directly connected to...
CSA
Post #33
Jul 16, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
Noise pick up on Generator stator winding RTD's
Does the Woodward Linknet module have any kind of filtering, such as a 50 or 60 Hz filter which you could enable?
CSA
Post #3
Jul 16, 2012
Forum:
Sensors & Calibration
GT trip on reverse power
Not enough information. Are these units being operated in island mode? If so, how?
CSA
Post #3
Jul 15, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
GAS TURBINE GENERATOR STATOR HI WINDING TEMPERATURE
Many Mk-II-equipped units used interconnecting cables with pinned-and-socketed connectors on one or both cable ends. These are subject to corrosion if they were not properly tightened during original construction--and many weren't. Also many cable vaults/pits have been found to be filled with...
CSA
Post #4
Jul 15, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
Mark V persistent diagnostic alarms
G.Rajesh and others, Sorry I couldn't get the download, but I trust my virus detector and want to keep my record of clean PCs. So, I'm not chancing the download at this time. The reason I asked about checking the frequency at the PTBA is that would tell us if the speed pick-up is working...
CSA
Post #14
Jul 7, 2012
Forum:
Power Generation
synchronization with grid in island mode
MIKEVI, Actually, my post was shorter but we both covered the same concerns. Just to let you know, Speedtronic turbine control panels can synchronize more than one breaker. All that's required is a second PT for the "other" side of the second breaker (and one that is phase shifted if...
CSA
Post #4
Jul 5, 2012
Forum:
General Automation Chat
What application and equipment are most common to use LVDT sensor
Jessica, Your own company's website (www.itargetsensors.com) lists a lot of uses for LVDTs, many of them in the aerospace industry. Most turbine valves are operated by hydraulic cylinder actuators. If you're looking for possible sales leads by finding out where LVDTs could possibly be...
CSA
Post #4
Jul 5, 2012
Forum:
Sensors & Calibration
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