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Power & Control cable for Generator Winding RTDs?
There is no special wire or cable required to connect a generator RTD to an RTD monitor or control system as there would be for example, for a thermocouple (which requires thermocouple extension wire for most applications). Most RTDs are three- or four-wire devices operating at what are...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 25, 2010
Forum:
General Automation Chat
Diagnostic alarm in MarkV
MPAC is more correct about the alarm text file name. ALARM.DAT is the ASCII text file which lists Process- and Diagnostic Alarm text messages and drop numbers. ALARM.LST is a file that is created by running the Alarm Listing executable (ALARM_L.EXE) and is the listing of Process Alarms, drop...
CSA
Post #4
Mar 24, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
Diagnostic alarm in MarkV
Every Mark V operator interface has a file called ALARM.LST in the F:\UNIT1 directory. This ASCII text file should list every alarm, Process and Diagnostic, in the Mark V panel it was produced for. Some operator interfaces have ASCII text files called HELP_QD.DAT and HELP_BD.DAT. They may be...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 24, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
Condensing Pot Issues
And I should have consulted one of my old texts before posting. The condensate pot temperature should not be ambient temperature if it's constantly condensing steam. It's still my impression, though, that the temperature of the fluid (water) that's against the transmitter diaphragms should...
CSA
Post #5
Mar 23, 2010
Forum:
General Automation Chat
local host for GE
Some HMIs can be configured to save trip history files for 30 days or so, and some that were capable of this weren't. But, in general, HMIs are not for data archival and retrieval. If you know that data has been automatically saved and uploaded to the HMI after a trip, and is automatically...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 23, 2010
Forum:
Human Machine Interface - HMI
Upgrade from Mark IV to Mark VIe
Thank you for replying to all of the questions; that was very helpful. First of all, locking out an alarm <b>that you are aware of</b> that is filling up the alarm queue is good alarm management. You don't want to fill up the alarm queue with nuisance and erroneous alarms. As long as you are...
CSA
Post #4
Mar 23, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
Condensing Pot Issues
Here is a link to another thread about condensate pots on control.com: http://www.control.com/thread/1026245169 From my university days, the purpose of a condensate pot was to prevent hot steam from reaching the sensing diaphragm(s)s of a transmitter or similar device. The large condensate...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 22, 2010
Forum:
General Automation Chat
Problem with ratcheting gear 20CS on gas turbine
BigTom209, Many thanks for the feedback and the photo's. This is another great example of how blame is usually assigned to the control system because it's the least understood component, and with all those wires any problem must certainly be inside that panel! Again, thanks for the...
CSA
Post #20
Mar 22, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
Combined Cycle MW control
New is almost always good. Most of the time. In general. Usually. I think it depends on the design of the plant and its components and the power sale agreement (sometimes called the "purchased power" agreement) in place. Most steam turbines in newer combined cycle power plants I have...
CSA
Post #3
Mar 22, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
Generator Power Factor
From what I can ascertain from the first paragraph, it would seem that the 'standby' generator's prime mover governor is not working very well as it's not maintaining frequency. It's not clear if the frequency readings you provided were for loaded or unloaded operation, and what the load was if...
CSA
Post #3
Mar 22, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
Problem with ratcheting gear 20CS on gas turbine
BigTom209, Can you tell us how the troubleshooting is progressing? Thanks!
CSA
Post #18
Mar 22, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
MAGNETIC OIL LEVEL GAUGE
Oil is a fluid that "expands" and "contracts" with changes in temperature. If you take an oil level reading in a vessel or container at a particular oil temperature, and then take another reading at a different oil temperature the level will appear to have changed, even if no oil was added or...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 22, 2010
Forum:
General Automation Chat
Gas fuel purge valves
David, We know that you know what kind of combustion turbine(s) you have at your site and what combustion system you have at your site. But, you should also know that we don't know what you know and we have never been to your site. Unless you tell us. When posting to a forum like...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 20, 2010
Forum:
Process Control
MK VI Edit
"Please, I need step-by-step procedure for fixing my Kymco scooter and how to paint it. Please provide example." You didn't tell us what was broken and needed fixing nor what painting method(s) are available to you nor what part(s) of the scooter are to be painted. You haven't told us what...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 19, 2010
Forum:
Human Machine Interface - HMI
Upgrade from Mark IV to Mark VIe
Congratulations on your choice of a Speedtronic. Is this a Mark IV-to-Mark VIe Migration or a complete replacement of the Mark IV with a Mark VIe? Is it a SIMPLEX, DUAL or TMR Mark VIe? Have you locked out the alarm using 'Alarm Lock'? What does GE say? If this problem started during...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 18, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
Gas Turbine Performance
When an F-class unit with a DLN combustion system is running on fuel gas, it's operating in Premix Steady State (at or near Base Load) and does not require water- or steam injection for emissions reduction. When an F-class unit with a DLN combustion system is running on liquid fuel, it...
CSA
Post #11
Mar 18, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
MK VI Toolbox
As far as the requirements for L.O and hydraulics and Trip Oil and measurement of valve/IGV position, that's all the same. The LVDT calibration windows in ToolboxST are slightly different, but very similar. If you're familiar with LVDT calibration using Toolbox, you should have no problem...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 18, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
Barometric Pressure Transmitter
You will have to look at the CSP of your machine to see what purpose it serves in the monitoring and/or control and/or protection of the unit at your site. Many newer GE-design heavy duty gas turbines use atmospheric pressure transmitters for extremely accurate calculation of axial compressor...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 17, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
GE Mark Vi Manuals
We can't tell what kind of assistance you need; you haven't provided any information that would help us to help you locate a source for assistance that you require. There are any number of companies with Speedtronic-knowledgeable service people you could contact. One of them is an advertiser...
CSA
Post #4
Mar 17, 2010
Forum:
General Communications Chat
TTXM
The idea is to remove "outliers" from the calculation. You are correct in that if all of the readings are basically the same, deleting the highest and lowest will not appreciably change the calculation. A lot of sites run with failed T/Cs, and the typical failure mode is open circuit, which...
CSA
Post #2
Mar 17, 2010
Forum:
Power Generation
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