Browsing Tag November/December 2012
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ARE YOU AFRAID OF GEARBOXES?
I(Brun) recently worked with a large oil & gas company on the installation of a multi-train 10,000 hp booster compression application. For this application, the operators preferred to ...
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NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES
New Rolls-Royce Retrofit Rolls-Royce has released the RB211-Gzero, a retrofit upgrade that provides RB211 aeroderivative users with the potential for a 10% power increase. First introduced in 1974 ...
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SERVICING THE AFTERMARKET
Frank Avery, President, Wood Group GTS Power Plant Services, discusses aftermarket support and OEM versus non-OEM parts Tell us about the company Wood Group GTS provides support ...
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HIGH-PRESSURE CO2 COMPRESSION
THE API 617 MECHANICAL TEST AND MAGNETIC BEARING EXCITER TEST DEMONSTRATE ROTORDYNAMIC STABILITY AT DESIGN OPERATING CONDITIONS The Cidade de Angra dos Reis MV22 is a production, storage ...
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The Turbo Symposium 2012 Promotes Advanced H2 Turbines, IGCC, Supercritical CO2 and Turbomachinery Design Upgrades
The 2012 Turbo Symposium took place in Houston in September with attendance at a similar level to last year, according to Dr. Dara Childs, Director of TexasA&M’s Turbomachinery ...
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AXIAL AND RADIAL TURBINES
HOW DO THEY COMPARE IN THE 1-TO-3 MW POWER RANGE? Axial gas turbine technology is the dominant and appropriate configuration for large gas turbines.Major power plants and industrial ...
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FIRE SUPPRESSION FOR COMBUSTION TURBINES IN ENCLOSURES
WHAT TYPE OF SYSTEM TO PROVIDE AND HOW TO ENSURE RELIABILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OVER ITS LIFESPAN The main fire hazards affecting gas turbine generators are fuel, lubrication and ...
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CONTROLLING TURBOMACHINERY —PART 1
USER CHOICES INCLUDE PLC, DCS, DEDICATED CONTROLLERS AND SOFTWARE-ONLY APPROACHES. WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU? Suppliers often differ on the best way to control turbomachinery. Some advocate plant-wide ...
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QUALIFYING GAS TURBINES FOR MECHANICAL DRIVE APPLICATIONS
Steam and gas turbines were first developed for power generation — a pioneer industry in many aspects — and then adapted for mechanical drive applications, such as compressor ...
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