Gas turbine startup issue was observed during ROC testing when the machine tripped due to no RPM feedback during spin mode. During detailed verification, it was identified that the Proportional Amplifier Card (Hydromatic Card) installed inside the MKVI panel—responsible for driving the proportional solenoid—was powered off. Its fuse was found blown, and upon removal and inspection, the card’s power circuit was confirmed faulty.
A new Hydromatic Card was issued and installed yesterday. After installation, the machine was started in spin mode; however, the turbine ramped up rapidly and reached 1800 rpm within a few seconds, prompting a manual shutdown. The newly installed card requires proper calibration for ramp-up control and solenoid output before further operation.
we are trying to find a procedure Amplifier card (PV24F/20)
A new Hydromatic Card was issued and installed yesterday. After installation, the machine was started in spin mode; however, the turbine ramped up rapidly and reached 1800 rpm within a few seconds, prompting a manual shutdown. The newly installed card requires proper calibration for ramp-up control and solenoid output before further operation.
we are trying to find a procedure Amplifier card (PV24F/20)
