Browsing Tag May/June 2020
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Improving coupling reliability
Chuck Sakers, Couplings Technology Leader, Kop-Flex, at Regal Beloit discusses torque monitoring, the importance of coupling reliability, and how to gain more value from existing couplings. Regal Beloit ...
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Compressors
Engineered residual stresses can be used to lessen turbomachinery failures
When failures occur in turbomachinery, they typically result from one or more mechanisms. This may include fatigue, environmentally assisted or stress corrosion cracking, creep rupture, erosion and foreign ...
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Shaft alignment and its effects on turbomachinery
Shaft alignment is the process of aligning two or more shafts to within a tolerated margin. It is a critical requirement for turbomachinery trains before they are put ...
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Auxiliaries
SPECIALIST COATINGS
Industrial gas turbines rely on specialized coatings to deliver continued performance and reliability. Renewing these protection systems is an important part of the routine maintenance schedule. Quality is ...
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May / June 2020
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Myth: Going bigger with steam turbines
Engineers have a tendency to overdesign and oversize rotating equipment. In past articles, we discussed the impact of unnecessary oversizing for compressors and gas turbines. But in terms ...
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The bad and good news in the gas turbine market
Just as we were about to hear some better news about the gas turbine market at the Western Turbine Users Conference, the world was turned on its head ...
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How the turbomachinery industry is responding in the time of COVID-19
Beyond sectors such as Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and pipeline compression, the gas turbine marketplace has not been thriving of late. But everything turned on its head in ...
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