O & M - Gas Turbine & Accessories

Gas Turbine Notes Regarding the Preliminary Edition
General User Information of the Manual
This is the preliminary edition of the manual, i.e. this entirety near the end of the project, is incorporated into
manual contains sections that are specific to the GT model Chapters 3.3 (Fault Rectification) and 3.4 (Maintenance).
but do not necessarily reflect the design details of the plant Consequently, these chapters contain a large amount of
as installed. This is because the final, customer-specific model-specific information.
design had not been finalized at the time this manual was In general, the preliminary edition of the manual is not
compiled. Furthermore, the latest design changes are updated. Instead, updates are incorporated into the final
implemented in the GT on site during commissioning edition of the manual, which replaces the preliminary
(whenever possible). edition. A preliminary edition of the records (Chapter 3.7) is
A great deal of information from the documentation for not provided, i.e. all records provided are integral
outsourced parts, which is generally only available in its components of the final edition of the manual.
The reproduction, transmission or use of this document
or its content is not permitted without express written
authority. Offenders will be liable for damages. All rights,
including rights created by patent grant or registration of
a utility model or design, are reserved Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.0-0004-0001
Power Generation 1203E-Y
Gas Turbine Manual Survey
General User Information
The Technical Documentation of the Gas Turbine is

structured as follows:
Operating and Maintenance

Documentation
Product
Description
1 Description
Tab 1: 3.0 General User Information
Tab 2: 3.1 Description
2 Operation
Tab 1: 3.3 Operation (Detailed information on this
topic is given in the Operating Manual for
a utility model or design, are reserved
the overall plant.)

Tab 2: 3.3 Fault Rectification
Tab 3: 3.4 Maintenance
3 Spare Parts
Tab 2: 3.6 Spare Parts List
Tab 3: 3.6 Parts Usage Tables
Tab 4: 3.6 Spare Parts Drawings
4 Test Records
Tab 2: 3.7 Factory Assembly
Tab 3: 3.7 Field Erection
Tab 4: 3.7 First Comissioning
Tab 5: 3.7 Test Records Forms,Minor Inspection
Tab 6: 3.7 Test Records Forms, During Operation
5 Tools
Tab 2: 3.8 Tool List, Tool Drawings and
Quality Documentation
6 Outside Vendor Parts

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.0-0005-0009
Power Generation 1005E-X
Gas Turbine Table of Contents
General User Information Preliminary Edition
Operating and
Maintenance Documentation
Product Description
Description 81/82/83/84.
MB.TP3.01+
General User Information Tab 1

Notes Regarding the Preliminary Edition of the Manual .......................................... 3.0-0004-0001 1203E-Y
Manual Survey......................................................................................................... 3.0-0005-0009 1005E-X
Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 3.0-0010-0592/1-8 0306E-X
Preface .................................................................................................................... 3.0-0030-0001 0500E-Y
Notes on the Use of the Manual .............................................................................. 3.0-0040-9000/1-2 0599E-X
KKS, Power Plant Identification System .................................................................. 3.0-0060-0001/1-3 1002E-X
P+I Diagram Symbols, Explanations........................................................................ 3.0-0070-0001/1-3 0700E-Y
List of Abbreviations ................................................................................................ 3.0-0080-9000 0600E-X

Addresses, Product Service and 24-Hour Hotline.................................................... 3.0-0200-0001/1-2 0901E-X
Safety Instructions
Safety Notices.......................................................................................................... 3.0-0500-0001/1-12 0105E-X
Description Tab 2
Technical Data
Design Data
Design Data ............................................................................................................. 3.1-0100-0592 2)
Generator Output and -TII as a Function of Compressor Inlet Temperature,
Fuel Gas............................................................................................................... 3.1-0120-0592 2)
Generator Output and -TII as a Function of Compressor Inlet Temperature,
Fuel Oil ................................................................................................................. 3.1-0130-0592 2)
Limits and Settings

Setting of Temperature Limits at the Turbine Outlet ................................................ 3.1-0160-9000/1-2 1203E-X
Determination of Temperature Limits in the Exhaust Duct....................................... 3.1-0180-9000 0699E-X
Equivalent Operating Hours (EOH).......................................................................... 3.1-0190-9000/1-4 1199E-X
List of Control Settings............................................................................................. 3.1-0210-0592/1-63 0106E-X
List of Control Settings, Explanations ...................................................................... 3.1-0211-9000/1-2 0700E-X
List of Measuring Instruments.................................................................................. 3.1-0220-0592/1-27 0106E-X
List of Measuring Instruments, Explanations ........................................................... 3.1-0221-9001/1-4 0700E-X
List of Electrical Loads............................................................................................. 3.1-0230-0592/1-9 0106E-X
List of Electrical Loads, Explanations ...................................................................... 3.1-0231-9001/1-2 0700E-X
Equipment List ......................................................................................................... 3.1-0240-0592/1-27 0106E-X
Equipment List, Explanations................................................................................... 3.1-0241-9001/1-3 1203E-X
Class: RESTRICTED
Specifications
Turbine Oil Specification .......................................................................................... 3.1-0250-9000/1-2 0200E-X
Specification for Hydraulic Oils ................................................................................ 3.1-0251-9000/1-2 0803E-X
1) preliminary 2) to be supplied later
Siemens AG 3.0-0010-0592/1
Power Generation MB 0306E-X
Requirements for GT Working Media Air, Fuel, Water............................................. 3.1-0260-9100/1-19 1005E-X

Protective Coatings for Turbine Blades ................................................................... 3.1-0266-0001 0200E-Y
Dimensions and Weights

Gas Turbine Dimensions and Weights .................................................................... 3.1-0280-9140 0705E-X
Description of Components and Auxiliary Systems
Description of Components
MB Gas Turbine
General Design Features......................................................................................... 3.1-0300-9140/1-3 0405E-X
Intermediate Shaft ................................................................................................... 3.1-0320-0536 0704E-X
Manual Turning Gear............................................................................................... 3.1-0330-9001/1-2 1000E-X
MBA Compressor and Turbine
Longitudinal Section ................................................................................................ 3.1-0400-9080 0705E-X
Rotor ........................................................................................................................ 3.1-0410-9140 0704E-X
Compressor Rotor Blades ....................................................................................... 3.1-0420-9000 0106E-X
Turbine Moving Blades ............................................................................................ 3.1-0430-9100/1-2 0303E-X
Compressor Stationary Blade Assembly ................................................................. 3.1-0440-9100/1-2 0700E-X
Pitch Adjustment of Inlet Compressor Guide Vanes ................................................ 3.1-0450-9135 0705E-X
Compressor Outlet Diffuser ..................................................................................... 3.1-0460-9140 0704E-X

Compressor Stator Blades....................................................................................... 3.1-0470-9000/1-2 0902E-X
Turbine Stationary Blade Assembly......................................................................... 3.1-0480-9100/1-2 0200E-X
Turbine Stator Blades .............................................................................................. 3.1-0490-9100/1-2 0303E-X
Outer Casing 2......................................................................................................... 3.1-0500-9100/1-3 0499E-X
Outer Casing 3......................................................................................................... 3.1-0505-9100/1-4 0499E-X

Exhaust Diffuser ...................................................................................................... 3.1-0520-9103 0705E-X
Compressor Bearing Housing.................................................................................. 3.1-0530-9140 0704E-X
Combined Journal and Thrust Bearing .................................................................... 3.1-0540-9140 0704E-X1)
Turbine Bearing Housing ......................................................................................... 3.1-0560-9100/1-2 0303E-X
Turbine Journal Bearing .......................................................................................... 3.1-0570-8000/1-2 0604E-X
Shaft Glands ............................................................................................................ 3.1-0580-9000 0900E-X
Compressor and Turbine Shaft Glands ................................................................... 3.1-0590-9140/1-4 0705E-X
MBM Combustion Chamber
General Arrangement .............................................................................................. 3.1-0700-9023/1-2 1203E-X
Internal Parts ........................................................................................................... 3.1-0720-9100/1-2 1100E-X
Burner Assembly ..................................................................................................... 3.1-0760-3433/1-2 1102E-X
Igniter....................................................................................................................... 3.1-0780-9431 0699E-X
Description of Auxiliary Systems
MBA/MBD Compressor and Turbine / Gas Turbine Bearing

Gas Turbine Instrumentation ................................................................................... 3.1-1000-0592/1-3 0905E-X
P+I Diagram Gas Turbine ........................................................................................ 3.1-1010-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Speed Measurement Turboset ................................................................................ 3.1-1020-9070 1202E-X
Temperature Measuring Points at Gas Turbine ....................................................... 3.1-1040-9077 1005E-X
Measuring Instruments Compressor Bearing........................................................... 3.1-1060-0592 0106E-X
Measuring Instruments Turbine Bearing.................................................................. 3.1-1080-9071 0505E-X
Drainage System ..................................................................................................... 3.1-1200-9070/1-2 1203E-X
P+I Diagram Drainage ............................................................................................. 3.1-1210-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Blowoff System ........................................................................................................ 3.1-1400-9070/1-2 0704E-X
Class: RESTRICTED
P+I Diagram Blowoff System ................................................................................... 3.1-1410-0592/1+1 0106E-X

Hydraulic Clearance Optimization (HCO) ................................................................ 3.1-1500-0592/1-2 1105E-X
P+I Diagram Hydraulic Clearance Optimization (HCO) ........................................... 3.1-1510-0592/1+1-2 0106E-X
Siemens AG 3.0-0010-0592/2
MBH Cooling and Seal Air System

Turbine Cooling ....................................................................................................... 3.1-2000-9074/1-2 0802E-X
P+I Diagram Turbine Cooling .................................................................................. 3.1-2010-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Seal Air for Burners ................................................................................................. 3.1-2200-9071/1-2 1203E-X
P+I Diagram Seal Air for Burners ............................................................................ 3.1-2210-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Combustion Chamber Instrumentation .................................................................... 3.1-3000-9080/1-4 1204E-X
P+I Diagram Combustion Chamber ......................................................................... 3.1-3010-0592/1+1 0106E-X
MBN Fuel Supply System (liquid)
Fuel Oil System ....................................................................................................... 3.1-4000-0592/1-8 0905E-X1)
P+I Diagram Fuel Oil ............................................................................................... 3.1-4010-0592/1+1-5 0106E-X
Purge Water System................................................................................................ 3.1-4800-0592/1-2 0905E-X1)
P+I Diagram Purge Water........................................................................................ 3.1-4810-0592/1+1-2 0106E-X
MBP Fuel Supply System (gaseous)
Natural Gas System................................................................................................. 3.1-5000-0592/1-6 0106E-X
P+I Diagram Natural Gas......................................................................................... 3.1-5010-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Fuel Changeover ..................................................................................................... 3.1-5200-8000/1-3 0202E-X
Automatic Draining of the NG System ..................................................................... 3.1-5300-9070/1-3 0704E-X
P+I Diagram Automatic Draining of the NG System ................................................ 3.1-5310-0592/1+1 0106E-X
MBQ Ignition Fuel Supply

Ignition Gas System................................................................................................. 3.1-6000-0592/1-2 0905E-X
P+I Diagram Ignition Gas......................................................................................... 3.1-6010-0592/1+1 0106E-X
MBU Additive System
Water Injection......................................................................................................... 3.1-7000-0592/1-4 0905E-X1)

P+I Diagram Water Injection.................................................................................... 3.1-7010-0592/1+1-4 0106E-X
MBV Lubricant Supply System
Lube and Jacking Oil System .................................................................................. 3.1-8000-0592/1-4 0905E-X1)
P+I Diagram Lube and Jacking Oil System ............................................................. 3.1-8010-0592/1+1-2 0106E-X
MBX Hydraulic Control Equipment
Hydraulic Oil System ............................................................................................... 3.1-9000-0592/1-3 0905E-X1)
P+I Diagram Hydraulic Oil System .......................................................................... 3.1-9010-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Hydraulic Oil for Fuel Oil .......................................................................................... 3.1-9100-0592/1-4 0905E-X1)
P+I Diagram Hydraulic Oil for Fuel Oil ..................................................................... 3.1-9110-0592/1+1-3 0106E-X
Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas ................................................................................... 3.1-9200-0592/1-4 0905E-X
P+I Diagram Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas .............................................................. 3.1-9210-0592/1+1-2 0106E-X
Hydraulic Oil for Water Injection .............................................................................. 3.1-9300-0592/1-3 0905E-X1)
P+I Diagram Hydraulic Oil for Water Injection ......................................................... 3.1-9310-0592/1+1-2 0106E-X
MBX Pneumatic Control Equipment
Pneumatic System................................................................................................... 3.1-9800-0592/1-2 0905E-X
P+I Diagram Pneumatic System.............................................................................. 3.1-9810-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Pneumatic Valves and Piping for Fuel Oil................................................................ 3.1-9820-0592 0905E-X1)
P+I Diagram Pneumatic Valves and Piping for Fuel Oil........................................... 3.1-9830-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Pneumatic Valves and Piping for Blowoff System ................................................... 3.1-9900-8070 0700E-X
P+I Diagram Pneumatic Valves and Piping for Blowoff System .............................. 3.1-9910-0592/1+1 0106E-X
Operation 81/82/83/84.
MB.TP3.02+
Class: RESTRICTED
Operation Tab 1
Notes on the Manual Section "Operation"................................................................ 3.3-0004-0001 1104E-Y
Siemens AG 3.0-0010-0592/3
Fault Rectification Tab 2
MB - Gas Turbine
Fault Rectification, General Remarks ...................................................................... 3.3-1700-9000 0499E-X
Instructions for Completing GTPRs ......................................................................... 3.3-1708-0001/1-4 0205E-Y
Completion of GTPRs.............................................................................................. 3.3-1709-0001/1-4 0205E-Y
Gas Turbine Performance Report............................................................................ 3.3-1710-0001/1-5 0205E-Y
Vibration .................................................................................................................. 3.3-1780-0001/1-11 0404E-Y
MBD - Gas Turbine Bearing

Vibration Protection with Casing Vibration Measurement ........................................ 3.3-1783-6000/1-3 0399E-X
Vibration Protection with Casing Vibration Measurement / Measuring Instruments. 3.3-1784-6000 0399E-X
Shaft Vibration Indication / Measuring Instruments.................................................. 3.3-1785-6000 0399E-X
Turbine Bearing Protection ...................................................................................... 3.3-1810-6000 0198E-X
Turbine Bearing ....................................................................................................... 3.3-1820-6000/1-2 0198E-X
MBN - Fuel Supply System (liquid)

Leakage Oil Monitoring............................................................................................ 3.3-4530-6000 0898E-X
Leakage Oil Monitoring / Measuring Instruments..................................................... 3.3-4540-6000 0898E-X

Maintenance Tab 3
Time Schedule for Maintenance

Intervals for Cleaning Filters and Strainers .............................................................. 3.4-0143-0001 1103E-X
Inspection and Maintenance Intervals ..................................................................... 3.4-0156-0592/1-9 0306E-X
Lubrication Chart ..................................................................................................... 3.4-0200-0592 0306E-X
Maintenance Description
Measures to be Implemented following Compressor Surging.................................. 3.4-1003-9000/1-2 0900E-X
NORD-LOCK Permanently Tight Washers .............................................................. 3.4-1004-0001/1-2 0200E-Y
Inspection of the Annular Combustion Chamber Lining after Hum-
ming/Accelerations ............................................................................................... 3.4-1007-9000/1-2 0901E-X
Testing of Flame Monitoring System ....................................................................... 3.4-5009-9000 0500E-X
Minor Inspection
General Component Testing.................................................................................... 3.4-8050-9000/1-3 1098E-X
Spare Parts 81/82/83/84.

MB.TP3.03+

Table of Contens ..................................................................................................... 3.6.1-00010-0592/1-3 0306E
Notes on the Use of the Spare Parts Catalog.......................................................... 3.6.1-00355-0001/1-8 0305E-X
Reference Tables (ordered by functional Unit No.).................................................. 3.6.1-00400-0592/1-3 0306E
Reference Tables (ordered alphabetically) .............................................................. 3.6.1-00401-0592/1-3 0306E
Survey of Functional Units: Turbine and Compressor ............................................. 3.6.1-20000-800592/1 0206DE
Survey of Functional Units: Lube Oil System........................................................... 3.6.1-50000-800592/1 0206DE
Survey of Functional Units: Control and Fuel System.............................................. 3.6.1-70000-800592/1 0206DE
Survey of Functional Units: Exhaust Duct and Shaft ............................................... 3.6.1-80000-800592/1 0206DE
Class: RESTRICTED
Spare Parts List Tab 2

Spare Parts List - Jebel Ali L - 800592 ................................................................. 3.6.2-20103-0592/01 0306E
to ............................................................................................................................. 3.6.2-86110-0592/01/1-109 0306E
Siemens AG 3.0-0010-0592/4
Parts Usage Tables Tab 3

WB Item-ID to Item ID, TIN and Item Position ........................................................ 3.6.3-00300-0592/1-28 0306E
Item-ID to WB Item-ID, TIN and Item Position ........................................................ 3.6.3-00301-0592/1-28 0306E
Spare Parts 81/82/83/84.

MB.TP3.04+
Spare Parts Drawings Tab 4

Casing 3 .................................................................................................................. 3.6-20103-274676/1 0405DE
to
Compressor and Generator, Assembly.................................................................... 3.6-86110-275806/1 0704DE
Test Records 800 592 81/82/83/84.

MB.TP3.05+

Allocation Table, Component Class to Design Group.............................................. 3.7-0020-0592/1-7 0206E
Allocation Table, Design Group to Component Class.............................................. 3.7-0021-0592/1-9 0206E
Factory Assembly Tab 2

Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 3.7-3010-0592/1-2 0206E
Field Erection Tab 3 2)
First Commissioning Tab 4 2)
Test Records Forms, Minor Inspection Tab 5

Information onTable of Contents.............................................................................. 3.7-0105-0001 0405E
Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 3.7-0110-9080 0106E
Test Records Forms, During Operation Tab 6

Operating Log .......................................................................................................... 3.7-1070-9100/1-8 0205DE
Determination of Temperature Limits at Turbine Outlet and Exhaust Duct .............. 3.7-1110-9000/1-4 0398DE
Test Records 800 612 81/82/83/84.

MB.TP3.06+

Allocation Table, Component Class to Design Group.............................................. 3.7-0020-0612/1-6 0306E
Allocation Table, Design Group to Component Class.............................................. 3.7-0021-0612/1-9 0306E
Factory Assembly Tab 2

Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 3.7-3010-0612/1-2 0306E
Field Erection Tab 3 2)
First Commissioning Tab 4 2)

Class: RESTRICTED
Test Records Forms, Minor Inspection Tab 5

Information onTable of Contents.............................................................................. 3.7-0105-0001 0405E
Siemens AG 3.0-0010-0592/5
Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 3.7-0110-9080 0106E
Test Records Forms, During Operation Tab 6

Operating Log .......................................................................................................... 3.7-1070-9100/1-8 0205DE
Determination of Temperature Limits at Turbine Outlet and Exhaust Duct .............. 3.7-1110-9000/1-4 0398DE
Test Records 800 619 81/82/83/84. 2)

MB.TP3.07+
Test Records 800 618 81/82/83/84. 2)

MB.TP3.08+
Tools 800 592 81/82/83/84. 2)

MB.TP3.09+
Tools 800 592 81/82/83/84. 2)

MB.TP3.10+
Tools 800 592 81/82/83/84. 2)

MB.TP3.11+
Tools 800 619 81/82/83/84. 2)

MB.TP3.12+
Tools 800 619 81/82/83/84. 2)

MB.TP3.13+
Tools 800 619 81/82/83/84. 2)

MB.TP3.14+
Outside Vendor Parts 81/82/83/84.

MB.TP3.15+
MB General User Information Tab 1

Notes Regarding the Preliminary Edition of the Manual .......................................... 3.9-0004-0001 0104E-Y
General .................................................................................................................... 3.9-0005-0001 0104E-Y
Notes on the Use of the Manual .............................................................................. 3.9-0006-0001/1-3 1205E-Y
Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 3.9-0010-0592/1-10 0206E-X
CUH Cabinets for Power adjuster Tab 2

Digital Servo Drive .................................................................................... Subtab 1 3.9.1-0676-0003/1-85 1004E
Setpoint Device......................................................................................... Subtab 2 3.9.1-0677-0001/1-11 0699DE
Suppression Aid........................................................................................ Subtab 3 3.9.1-0904-0002/1-33 0201E
Class: RESTRICTED
BIAS - Command Description ...................................................................Subtab 4 3.9.1-0907-0002/1-167 0100DE

Control Cabinet......................................................................................... Subtab 5 3.9.1-1094-0002/1-6 1204E
Ballast Resistor......................................................................................... Subtab 6 3.9.1-1095-0001/1-13 1203E
Siemens AG 3.0-0010-0592/6
Line Reactor ............................................................................................. Subtab 7 3.9.1-1096-0001/1-13 0301E

MB.TP3.16+
MBA Compressor and Turbine Tab 3

Transmitter for Angular Position ............................................................... Subtab 1 3.9.1-0010-0005/1-32 0605E
Multi-turn Actuator .................................................................................... Subtab 2 3.9.1-0081-0006/1-24 0101E
Proximity System ...................................................................................... Subtab 3 3.9.1-0128-0003/1-158 0899E
Resistance Thermometer .........................................................................Subtab 4 3.9.1-0421-0002/1-8 0803E
Butterfly Valve........................................................................................... Subtab 5 3.9.1-0967-0003/1-28 0502E
Thermocouple........................................................................................... Subtab 6 3.9.1-1036-0001/1-1 1104E
Inductive Proximity Switch ........................................................................Subtab 8 3.9.1-1102-0001/1-1 0303E
Sensor ...................................................................................................... Subtab 9 3.9.1-1160-0001/1-4 1004E
Inductive Proximity Switch ......................................................................Subtab 10 3.9.1-1252-0001/1-1 1205E
Proximity Transducer .............................................................................. Subtab 11 3.9.1-1254-0001/1-2 1205DE
Transmitter.............................................................................................. Subtab 12 3.9.1-1255-0001/1-2 1205DE

MB.TP3.17+
MBD Bearing Tab 4

Proximity System ...................................................................................... Subtab 1 3.9.1-0128-0003/1-158 0899E

Signal Conditioner .................................................................................... Subtab 2 3.9.1-0603-0001/1-6 0200E
Piezoelectric Accelerometer .....................................................................Subtab 3 3.9.1-1088-0001/1-160 0799E

MB.TP3.18+
MBH Cooling and Sealing Gas System Tab 5

Multi-turn Actuator .................................................................................... Subtab 1 3.9.1-0081-0006/1-24 0101E
Worm Gearbox ......................................................................................... Subtab 2 3.9.1-0177-0003/1-16 0102E
Butterfly Valve........................................................................................... Subtab 3 3.9.1-0967-0003/1-28 0502E
Electronic Position Transmitter ................................................................. Subtab 4 3.9.1-1196-0001/1-1 0102E
MBM Combustion Chamber Tab 6

Signal Conditioner .................................................................................... Subtab 1 3.9.1-0603-0001/1-6 0200E
Piezoelectric Accelerometer .....................................................................Subtab 2 3.9.1-1088-0001/1-160 0799E
Spark Plug ................................................................................................ Subtab 3 3.9.1-1253-0001/1-1 0497DE

MB.TP3.19-
MBN Fuel Supply System, liquid Tab 7

Check Valve.............................................................................................. Subtab 1 3.9.1-0639-0001/1-4 0899DE
Class: RESTRICTED
PressureTransmitter ................................................................................. Subtab 2 3.9.1-0718-0003/1-185 1202E
Siemens AG 3.0-0010-0592/7
MBV Lubricant Supply System Tab 8

Check Valve.............................................................................................. Subtab 1 3.9.1-0100-0002/1-8 1202E
Directional Poppet Valve ..........................................................................Subtab 2 3.9.1-0106-0005/1-12 1005E
Directional Valve....................................................................................... Subtab 3 3.9.1-0280-0003/1-26 0203E
Flow Control Valve.................................................................................... Subtab 4 3.9.1-0281-0003/1-12 0704E
MBX Pneumatic Control Equipment Tab 9

Pneumatic Cylinder Actuator .................................................................... Subtab 1 3.9.1-0547-0002/1-12 1203E
Solenoid Valve.......................................................................................... Subtab 2 3.9.1-1101-0001/1-8 1104E
Siemens AG 3.0-0010-0592/8
Gas Turbine Safety Notices
About this Section Safety Notice Structure

This document is directed to the gas turbine operator, Various safety notices are used in the GT technical
fitters, and operating personnel. In it you will find important documentation to indicate information that is of particular
information regarding the safe operation and maintenance importance. Safety notices always have the same
of your gas turbine. structure:
The gas turbine has been designed in accordance with Each safety notice is identified by a symbol (pictogram)
the state of the art and with recognized safety regulations. located to its left. Furthermore, the safety notice text is
Operation and maintenance of the GT do, however, involve printed in bold type.
storage of hazardous substances (e.g., fuels, lubricants, A signal word (e.g., Caution!) indicates the level of
and cleaning agents) as well as their use at high danger which can result if the notice is not observed.
temperatures and under high pressure. Consequently risks
The nature of the danger is then described (e.g., risk of
to personnel, equipment and the environment can occur;
injury by suspended loads).
steps were taken wherever possible during the mechanical
design phase to minimize such hazards. Measures to avoid the danger are indicated whenever
possible.
For your own safety, read this document carefully and
thoroughly and follow the notices and regulations to the
letter. This is the only way to protect yourself from injury The order in which the dangers are listed is in no way
and prevent damage to the gas turbine. indicative of the degree of danger.
All information included in this document is of a general
Signal Words
nature or applies to a number of different turbine designs.
Further safety notices appear in the later sections of the All safety notices are introduced by a signal word. The
operating manual and apply in addition to the information signal words danger, warning, and caution facilitate
presented here. clear, prompt recognition of the meaning of the safety
In cases where items supplied by outside vendors are notices:

used, the manufacturer's documentation shall be complied "Danger" is used when death or severe personal injury
with (see Manual Section 3.9). Items from other Siemens will occur if the safety notice in question is ignored or
Groups, such as the Siemens Electric Motors and Drives not sufficiently complied with.
Group, are also included among the outside vendor parts. "Warning" is used when severe personal injury or
As used in this section, "technical documentation" severe damage to equipment can occur if the safety
refers to both product and operating documentation. Refer notice in question is ignored or not sufficiently complied
to Section 3.0-0005 for more information regarding the with.
structure of the technical documentation. "Caution" is used when personal injury or damage to
As used in the technical documentation, the term "gas equipment of minor to intermediate severity can result if
turbine" (GT) also refers to the auxiliary systems. the safety notice in question is ignored or not
This document only refers to dangers that can originate sufficiently complied with.
from the GT. Not included here are other dangers which "Attention" is used when there is only a danger of
may arise from the interaction with other systems and other minor damage to equipment if the safety notice in
factors at the site where the GT is installed. question is ignored or not sufficiently complied with.
It is not always possible to immediately document "Notice!" is used to highlight important information.
technical modifications to the GT in the Product Manual.
For this reason, such modifications are initially documented Other manuals (e.g., operating manual) may in
in Technical Information Service Letters (TISLs) after the some cases use different pictograms or signal
Preliminary Acceptance Certificate (PAC) has been issued. words.
Information given in TISLs has priority over that stated in
the Product Manual until such information has been
incorporated into a Section issued later than the
corresponding TISL.
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Pictograms The signal effect of bold type is lost due to the sheer
To highlight the safety information contained in the text, number of safety notices in this section. The remaining
safety notices are combined with pictograms and the text safety notices in this document are therefore in plain text
printed in bold type. to enhance readability.
There are three categories of pictograms: Other manuals (e.g., operating manual) may in
Warning signs (outlined triangles with symbols in the some cases use different pictograms or signal
middle) e.g. words.
Risk of injury!
This pictogram precedes information, Identification of Important Information
orders, and prohibitions intended to
Tips on procedures, notes regarding necessary tools
prevent personal injury.
and materials, etc. or special information regarding
economical operation of the gas turbine are identified as
Risk of equipment damage!
follows:
This pictogram precedes information,
orders, and prohibitions intended to This pictogram precedes tips on economical
prevent damage to equipment. and effective work on the gas turbine.
Prohibitive signs (circles outlined in red with black
symbols on a white background) e.g. If notices occur in tables, no pictogram is used; instead,
the signal word "Notice" is printed in bold type.

No smoking!
Proper Use of the Gas Turbine

Do not touch! The following process sequence outlines proper use of

a gas turbine: Air is heated by combustion of fuel in the gas
turbine. The hot air creates an air flow within the turbine
Prescriptive signs (white circles with white symbols on which then causes the gas turbine shaft to rotate, thus
a blue background) e.g. driving a machine (generator).
Proper use requires both observance of the technical
Hearing protection required!
documentation and compliance with inspection and
maintenance procedures. Proper use also requires
sufficiently trained personnel (i.e., personnel assigned to
Isolate before commencing work! the gas turbine must have sufficient training to ensure safe
operation of the gas turbine, even in extraordinary
situations).
Any other use of the gas turbine which goes beyond the
Additional pictograms can be found in the technical scope outlined here, such as operation using fuels or
documentation. The meaning of these pictograms stated in operating media other than those contractually stipulated,
the brief description of the type of danger which is shall not be considered proper operation and is prohibited.
presented at the beginning of the safety notice. Many
pictograms indicate a specific danger (e.g., suspended Risk of injury!
loads or an explosion hazard) and are used in place of the Improper use of the gas turbine can
general pictograms listed above. adversely affect the (operational) safety of
the GT and result in personal injury as well
In numerous instances, there is a risk of both personal
as equipment damage.
injury and damage to equipment. Here, only the pictogram
indicating the risk of personal injury is used to curb the total
number of pictograms required. Additional pictograms are
not used to indicate the dangers (e.g., risk of personal
injury) resulting from the failure to comply with prohibitions
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and prescriptions.
In the interest of clarity, warning notices presented in
tables are not accompanied by pictograms.
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Organizational Measures The operator is obliged to prepare operating

procedures. The technical documentation
Organizational measures intended to ensure safe, serves as a basis for this. Plant-specific
reliable operation are described below. aspects such as work sequences and
schedules shall be included as
By implementing the following measures
supplementary information.
you reduce or eliminate the risk of injury:
Make certain that personnel have These plant procedures must cover actions
understood and comply with all safety and to be taken in the event of injuries, fire,
hazard notices. accidents, and equipment damage. Also
bear in mind that the source of danger must
Comply with local regulations when storing,
be eliminated/secured as soon as possible.
transporting and disposing of fuels,
operating media, cleaning agents, etc. Appoint incident commanders for such
emergency situations and provide requisite
Comply not only with the technical
training. Ensure that an incident commander
documentation, but also with applicable
is always on the premises, even when a
local laws and regulations regarding
reduced number of employees is on duty
occupational safety, accident prevention,
(e.g., weekends).
fire and environmental protection, etc.
Regularly perform emergency response
Install signs that are prescriptive or
drills involving all power plant employees.
prohibitive in nature inside the turbine
building, at the access points and on the It is the operator's responsibility to ensure
turbine itself. Ensure compliance with these that all hazardous materials on site are
orders and prohibitions by all personnel. properly labeled and safely stored and
handled. It must also be ensured that all
Wherever stipulated in regulations or
persons who come into contact with these
required by the prevailing conditions,

materials are informed as to the associated
personal protective clothing and equipment
dangers as well as the appropriate
must be used. Always wear the correct size.
protective/safety and first aid measures.
Ensure that all personal protective
Hazardous areas shall be clearly marked as
equipment used is in proper condition. This
such and access restricted or prevented as
also means that the protective equipment
appropriate.
must be kept clean at all times and that the
prescribed usage durations (e.g., in the It shall be stipulated which employees are
case of respirator filters) are not exceeded. authorized to enter restricted access areas
(e.g., explosion hazard areas) and what
The operator is obliged to provide requisite
protective measures are to be implemented.
protective gear in the sizes and quantities
needed. Protective gloves must have Always keep technical documentation
sufficient gauntlet length to prevent accessible at the point where it is required.
hazardous substances from flowing or Comply with local regulations when working
trickling into the gloves. in explosion hazard zones.
Any irregularities during operation must be Explosion hazard zones shall only be
reported directly to the supervisor and the entered by persons wearing static-control
gas turbine shut down immediately, if work clothing and shoes. Clothing with
necessary. corresponding electrical conductivity and
Prior to commencing work, personnel who shoe soles with a maximum resistance of
8
are assigned to work on the gas turbine 10 ohm.
shall familiarize themselves with the
appropriate sections of the technical
documentation, and in particular with the
section on safety. This applies especially to
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personnel who work on the gas turbine only

occasionally, for example during
maintenance.
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A supervisor must be designated who is Personnel

responsible for coordination and supervision
of work performed on the gas turbine. The Requirements regarding personnel who are assigned to
responsible supervisor must ensure full work on the gas turbine are described below:
compliance with all safety aspects relevant
to personnel and plant equipment, including
auxiliary systems.
Make certain that only authorized personnel
The supervisor must also ensure that all who have been duly trained and instructed
systems containing hazardous media are are allowed to work on the gas turbine.
sufficiently cleaned/purged/inerted prior to
Deploy only reliable personnel.
the start of work on these systems. Also
note that special safety measures may in Clearly delineate the responsibilities of
some cases be required for personnel for all activities to be performed.
cleaning/purging/inerting. Do not allow personnel still in training or
If work is being performed on several taking part in a general training course to
systems or at several locations of one work on the gas turbine without constant
system at the same time, such work must supervision by an experienced person.
be coordinated so as to prevent work on Work on the electric, pneumatic, hydraulic
one system from creating a hazard to other or fuel systems of the gas turbine shall be
systems or those working on these performed only by workers specially trained
systems. for, or instructed in, the system in question,

The "buddy system" shall always be used or by duly-instructed persons working under
when hazardous work is performed so that the direction and supervision of such a
rescue measures can be promptly initiated if specialist.
necessary. This also applies when working Work on the gas system shall be performed
in confined spaces (e.g., combustion only by officially-certified specialist
chamber). personnel. The Operator must obtain
Ensure that emergency exits, escape information regarding applicable local
routes, fire extinguishers, and emergency regulations and ensure compliance
switches are accessible at all times. therewith.
Ensure that all safety, protective and rescue Conduct of the personnel working on the GT
equipment is fully functional at all times. must be such that any risks are
Perform regular inspections to confirm this. prevented/reduced as far as possible. This
Protective equipment also includes also includes checking one's own work on
grounding connections. completion. In addition, checks of whether
all requisite safety measures have been
Equipment designed for use as climbing
taken must be made/called for prior to
aids (e.g., ladders) and which is in proper
performance of work.
working order shall be used whenever work
is performed a great height. New hazards (e.g., leaks) detected by
personnel must be immediately reported to
Cellular phones, two-way radios and CD
the responsible supervisor.
players prohibited!
Any employee who discovers while
To prevent possible interference with the performing work that associated hazards
GT control system, the use of cellular are greater than previously assumed (e.g.,
phones, two-way radios and CD players is loss of forced ventilation) shall discontinue
prohibited in the vicinity of the GT and GT this work and immediately consult the
control system equipment. responsible supervisor.
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Modifications and Alterations of the you reduce or eliminate the risk of injury:
Turbine Use only suitable or specified and
technically sound lifting gear and hoisting
Do not make any alterations, additions or modifications
equipment.
to the gas turbine. Any and all modifications to the gas
turbine must be approved by Siemens AG. Use only lifting gear and hoisting equipment
having adequate load capacity.
Risk of injury! Inspect lifting gear and load attachment
Unauthorized modifications can jeopardize rigging for damage (cracks, deformation,
the (operational) safety of the GT and result etc.) prior to use. Only use lifting gear which
in personal injury or equipment damage. is in proper working order.
Protect turbine shafts against damage by
Spare Parts wire ropes: Place leather pads between the
slings and the attachment points.
Spare parts must satisfy the technical requirements
Allow only experienced personnel to attach
defined by Siemens AG. This can be ensured only through
loads and direct crane operators. The
the use of original replacement parts.
signalman shall be visible to the operator or
By implementing the following measure you be in verbal contact with him.

eliminate the risk of equipment damage: Prior to transporting heavy components

Only order spare parts on the basis of data within a building, ensure that the building
given the Spare Parts Catalog (Section 3.6). has a sufficient load-bearing capacity over
The wrong parts or parts with improper the entire transport path and at the
settings may be supplied if spare parts are installation or storage site.
ordered on the basis of the manufacturer's Always use lifting gear to lift/transport heavy
documentation (Section 3.9). items.
Spare parts must be stored so as to ensure Secure items being handled to reliably
their quality and functionality. prevent rolling, sliding and dropping.
Parts packed in plastic sheeting often Always take appropriate safety precautions
include a desiccant which must be when transporting hazardous materials.
periodically replaced or regenerated
(frequency of desiccant renewal is a By implementing the following measures
function of local conditions). you reduce or eliminate the risk of
equipment damage:
Apply supports and attach slings to turbine
Safety Notices Pertaining to Certain components at the intended points only.
Phases in the Service Life of Your Gas Do not remove packaging and protective
Turbine wrapping during transport.
Transport Please refer to the shipping documents for the

dimensions and weight of turbine components.
The following safety notices pertain to the safe handling
of loads (these notices apply to all lifting and handling
Observe the following instructions to ensure
operations over the service life of the GT, i.e., also
full compensation in the event of transport
including spare parts, etc.):
damage:
By implementing the following measures Check all items when received (including
you reduce or eliminate the risk of injury: spare parts) for transport damage.
Do not walk or stand under suspended Immediately report such damage to the
loads. Persons can be severely injured by transport company in writing.
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falling loads. Meticulously check individual parts for signs

of damage. Report any damage to the
manufacturer in writing.
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Assembly/Installation Determine setdown points for heavy loads

The following safety notices pertain to the assembly only on the basis of the floor loading plan.
and installation of plant equipment: Locking elements and seals are generally
not designed for reuse (i.e., the locking or
By implementing the following measures sealing function cannot be guaranteed if
you reduce or eliminate the risk of explosion reused). This applies in particular to locking
or fire: elements which deform plastically (e.g., lock
Work on piping must be performed by washers and locking strips for compressor
authorized skilled personnel only. Improper and turbine blades) as well as soft iron
installation/removal of piping can cause seals (e.g., manhole seals).
cracks. Fuel at high pressure (e.g., 80bar) Locking elements/seals must be replaced
can escape through cracks and can explode after use with new items. Used locking
or ignite on contact with the hot gas turbine. elements and seals must be accounted for
and disposed of immediately to prevent their
reuse.
you minimize or eliminate health hazards:
Dust containing nickel, (Ni), chromium (Cr), Work on the gas system shall be performed
or cobalt (Co), either in compounds or in only by officially-certified specialist
elemental form, can cause cancer. An personnel. The Operator must obtain
approved industrial vacuum must be used to information regarding applicable local
regulations and ensure compliance
extract the dust when grinding materials

containing Ni, Cr, or Co (e.g., heat shields). therewith.
Respirators ("P2" or "P3" particle-filtering
half-masks) must be worn if dust extraction Turbine Startup
is not possible. The following safety notices pertain to startup of the
Eating, drinking, and smoking while GT:

performing grinding work are prohibited.
By implementing the following measure you
Avoid contact with skin and avoid stirring up
eliminate the risk of injury:
dust (e.g., by sweeping). Wash hands
Before starting up the gas turbine, make
thoroughly before eating or smoking.
certain that there is no risk of personal
By implementing the following measures injury when the shaft is set in motion
you reduce or eliminate the risk of (rotating parts).
equipment damage: Entering noise abatement shrouds and
Rotate turbine shaft only by applying torque other enclosures during operation of the GT
at the coupling. Do not apply force to the is forbidden. Such areas shall be locked to
blades. prevent unauthorized access.
Do not remove protective fixtures used for Building and equipment areas protected by
transport until immediately prior to final CO2 fire extinguishing systems shall only be
installation of these items. entered if absolutely necessary when such
Check the building construction prior to the systems have been activated. After a CO2
beginning of installation. fire extinguishing system has been triggered
there is a danger that persons in such areas
Remove preservation agents from items
may lose consciousness. Prior to starting
prior to their installation using a suitable
work in areas protected by CO2, a second
cleaning agent (e.g., a room temperature
person shall be notified and posted outside
degreaser or similar cleaning agent). Use
the hazard area to immediately initiate
products generally recognized as safe and
rescue measures if they become necessary.
environmentally compatible whenever
The hazard area shall be exited
possible. Refer to the manufacturer's
immediately after completion of work.
documentation in the case of outside vendor
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parts.
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Building and equipment areas protected by

CO2 fire extinguishing systems shall only be
you reduce or eliminate the risk of
entered if absolutely necessary when such
equipment damage:
systems have been activated. After a CO2
Enlist the aid of Siemens AG engineering
fire extinguishing system has been triggered
personnel when initially starting up the
there is a danger that persons in such areas
plant.
may lose consciousness. Prior to starting
Perform prescribed tests (dust emissions, work in areas protected by CO2, a second
exhaust emissions, etc.). person shall be notified and posted outside
Before starting up the gas turbine, make the hazard area to immediately initiate
certain that there are no tools or other rescue measures if they become necessary.
foreign objects inside the turbine. This The hazard area shall be exited
applies particularly to the intake ducts. immediately after completion of work.
Check all components and I&C equipment Also comply with the safety notices and
for proper function and settings. operating instructions given in the Operating
Check changes made to the burner design Manual.
and cooling air flow at all load levels by In the event of safety-related gas turbine
performing temperature measurements. faults, immediately press the trip button
Do not start the GT if the rotor cannot be and, if necessary, also press the fire
protection button. Do not restart the gas
freely turned. Also observe safety notices

on the required GT turning duration before turbine until all faults have been rectified.
startup. Check the gas turbine at regular intervals
for external signs of damage and
Mandatory Documentation: deficiencies. Immediately report any
Record all operating parameters after an changes (including changes in operating

adequate period of steady-state operation. behavior) to the responsible
Prepare a report on the startup operation. department/person. Shut down GT
immediately, if necessary. Contact Siemens
Operation AG in case of doubt.
The following safety notices pertain to operation of the Ensure compliance with legal regulations on
gas turbine: noise control.
All drain valves must be closed prior to
By implementing the following measure you starting the GT. Otherwise hot gas would
eliminate the risk of burns: escape there.
Do not touch hot surfaces. During operation
and even after shutdown, many gas turbine By implementing the following measures
parts are at temperatures exceeding 100C. you reduce or eliminate the risk of
equipment damage:
By following these measures you can The turning gear is also no longer functional
reduce or eliminate the risk of injury: if the three-phase power supply fails. This
The GT operating personnel perform their results in uneven cooling of the rotor and
duties in the control room. Remaining in the safe, reliable startup can no longer be
immediate vicinity of the GT when it is guaranteed. The GT shall not be restarted
running is only permitted when performing until its rotor once again turns freely and
inspection and maintenance work required has been returned to turning gear mode for
for GT operation. a total of 24 hours.
Entering noise abatement shrouds and Also observe safety notices on the required
other enclosures during operation of the GT GT turning duration before startup.
is forbidden. Such areas shall be locked to
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prevent unauthorized access.
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Under no circumstances should the Before commencing any work, completely

automatically-starting emergency oil pump shut down the GT (disconnect the power
be shut down in the event of a failure of the supply as well) and secure it against
three-phase power supply. Otherwise the unauthorized or inadvertent restart.
turbine bearings could overheat (heat Exceptions are only permissible if such
emitted by the exhaust casing). work requires the operation of a
Opening of one or more blowoff valves (sub)system. In this case, particular care is
during zero load or power operation is not required to prevent accidents and
permissible as this would induce vibration in equipment damage.
the compressor blading. Operation with one Building and equipment areas protected by
or more blowoff valves open is only CO2 fire extinguishing systems shall only be
permissible during runup, normal shutdown, entered if absolutely necessary when such
and in the event of GT trip. If one or more systems have been activated. After a CO2
blowoff valves fail to close because of a fire extinguishing system has been triggered
fault, normal shutdown of the GT must be there is a danger that persons in such areas
performed immediately using the control may lose consciousness. Prior to starting
system. work in areas protected by CO2, a second
person shall be notified and posted outside
Hearing protection required! the hazard area to immediately initiate
Wear hearing protection when near the gas rescue measures if they become necessary.
turbine whenever it is running. Failure to do The hazard area shall be exited

so can cause permanent hearing loss due immediately after completion of work.
to GT operating noise.
Before restarting the gas turbine, make
certain that this poses no threat of personal
Service/Repair/Maintenance/Fault Rectification
injury.
The following safety notices pertain to service, repair Prior to commencing work on pressurized
and maintenance work, as well as rectification of GT faults: systems (pneumatic, hydraulic, fuel, etc.),
shut down the system and depressurize
segments to be opened, considering
dynamic pressures wherever these are
Safe and reliable operation of the GT can
involved. Always exercise due caution when
only be achieved by regular performance of
opening pipe unions. Failure to do so could
inspection and maintenance work. Further
result in injury from escaping media.
details can be found in the Section
"Maintenance". Fault rectification shall only be performed by
personnel already familiar with maintenance
Entering noise abatement shrouds and
work in the plant, because the brief wording
other enclosures during operation of the GT
of the tables in documents in chapter 3.3 of
is forbidden. Such areas shall be locked to
the Product Manual only points out certain
prevent unauthorized access.
special hazards.
No work shall be performed on the GT until
Tools and equipment for performing
after release has been given by the
inspection and major inspection work may
responsible party.
only be used by Siemens personnel or
Do not work on the gas turbine until it has under the supervision of a Siemens
come to a complete stop. Also ensure that supervisor.
interval turning of the GT is blocked. Do not
Only use tools and devices for their
start up gas turbine until all work has been
intended purpose. Observe load limits.
completed. Prior to startup, make certain
that the turbine is in a condition safe for Never use damaged tools or devices
operation. immediately repair or scrap such items.

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Allow only skilled personnel to work on the

gas turbine.
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Inform operating personnel prior to the fuel gas from entering the combustion
commencement of maintenance, repair, or chamber and exhaust duct while these are
service work. Designate supervisory being worked on (toxic hazard).
personnel. Repairs to components that convey fuel
Should safety devices be removed, reinstall may be performed by Siemens or
them immediately after work has been manufacturer personnel only, not by
completed and check them for proper customer personnel. The components in
function. question include the fuel control and
Hydraulic hoses must be replaced every 6 emergency stop valves, fuel pumps and ball
years-regardless of how long the plant is valve assemblies.
actually in operation-(i.e., storage times Only Siemens personnel may perform major
must also be taken into account). inspections.
Work on the gas system shall be performed If any work (temporarily) blocks traffic
only by officially-certified specialist routes, appropriate signs and barricades
personnel. The Operator must obtain shall be put up to alert personnel.
information regarding applicable local
regulations and ensure compliance By implementing the following measures
therewith. you reduce or eliminate the risk of
explosion or fire:
Wear appropriate protective gear when
Work on piping must be performed by
working with solvents, products containing

authorized skilled personnel only. Improper
solvents, or other hazardous substances.
installation/removal of piping can cause
Follow manufacturer's instructions. Use
cracks. Fuel at high pressure (e.g., 80bar)
products generally recognized as safe
can escape through cracks and can explode
whenever possible.
or ignite on contact with the hot gas turbine.

Dust containing nickel, (Ni), chromium (Cr),
or cobalt (Co), either in compounds or in Risk of falling and/or explosion and fire
elemental form, can cause cancer. An hazard: Never use piping or valves as
approved industrial vacuum must be used handholds or footholds. Pipes can break or
to extract the dust when grinding materials internal stresses may be caused at flange
containing Ni, Cr, or Co (e.g., heat shields). connections, which in time can cause
Respirators ("P2" or "P3" particle-filtering cracks through which fuel may escape.
half-masks) must be worn if dust extraction If a pipe was used as a handhold/foothold in
is not possible. an emergency situation (e.g., to prevent an
Eating, drinking, and smoking while accident), detach both connecting flanges
performing grinding work are prohibited. and check the alignment of the piping or
Avoid contact with skin and avoid stirring up valves, making any necessary corrections.
dust (e.g., by sweeping). Wash hands In addition, the piping and connecting
thoroughly before eating or smoking. flanges in question must be inspected for
No welding work shall be performed on the external damage. Parts exhibiting external
gas turbine without with the prior approval damage or substantial deformation must be
of Siemens AG. The applicable welding replaced.
procedures must be obtained and observed. Ensure that explosion protection remains
If work is being performed on several functional when dismantling explosion-
systems at the same time, such work must protected components.
be coordinated so as to prevent work on Under certain circumstances, the
one system from creating a hazard to other functionality of explosion protection may be
systems or those working on these lost if explosion-protected components are
systems. This is particularly relevant to dismantled. Ensure that explosion protec-
interconnected systems (e.g., fuel systems tion is functional when reinstalled-in some
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and combustion chamber/exhaust duct). cases this is only possible at the manu-
When opening a section of the fuel system, facturer's plant. Observe all manufacturer
for example, steps must be taken to prevent instructions regarding explosion protection.
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Before commencing work on the fuel elements which deform plastically (e.g., lock
system, the respective section must be washers and locking strips for compressor
drained and inerted. and turbine blades) as well as soft iron
seals (e.g., manhole seals).
Fire, open flames and smoking prohibited!
Locking elements/seals must be replaced
Explosion and/or fire hazard: Do not smoke
after use with new items. Used locking
or use open flames when working on
elements and seals must be accounted for
systems which contain flammable media
and disposed of immediately to prevent
(e.g., fuel systems).
their reuse.
Isolate before commencing work!
Prior to commencing work on the GT or GT Cellular phones, two-way radios and CD
auxiliary systems, the respective system players prohibited!
section must be isolated (deenergize, To prevent possible interference with the
depressurize, inert, etc.). GT control system, the use of cellular
phones, two-way radios and CD players is
By implementing the following measures prohibited in the vicinity of the GT and GT
you eliminate the risk of burns: control system equipment. Such devices
Do not touch hot surfaces. During operation may also corrupt electronic measurements.
and after shutdown, many parts of the gas
turbine parts and its auxiliary systems are at Shutting Down the Gas Turbine
temperatures exceeding 100C.

The following safety notices pertain to shutdown of the
Allow the gas turbine to cool to room
gas turbine:
temperature before working on this
equipment. By implementing the following measures
The following measure reduces or

Before commencing any work, completely
eliminates the risk of electric shock:
shut down the GT (disconnect the power
Only qualified electricians shall perform
supply as well) and secure it against
work on electrical systems and equipment.
unauthorized or inadvertent restart. Wait
Before work is performed near capacitors, until the GT has come to a complete stop.
these items must be fully discharged by a Do not remove any safety devices before
qualified electrician. this time.
By implementing the following measures Wait until the gas turbine has coasted to a
you reduce or eliminate the risk of complete stop. Failure to do so could result
equipment damage: in injury from rotating parts.
Remove tools and other foreign objects
from the gas turbine immediately after use.
you reduce or eliminate the risk of
If system sections are opened to perform equipment damage:
work, cover these openings immediately. Perform measures to prevent corrosion of
This applies in particular to systems with the turbine.
direct access to the compressor or turbine.
Covers used for this purpose must be Mandatory Documentation:
sufficiently close fitting and strong to reliably Perform and record the results of
prevent the ingress of foreign objects. inspections prescribed for the shutdown
Ensure compliance with the prescribed process.
maintenance and inspection intervals and Prepare a report on the shutdown process.
the scope of work stipulated in the technical
documentation. Waste Disposal
Locking elements and seals are generally Whenever waste of any kind (e.g., lubricants) must be
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not designed for reuse (i.e., the locking or disposed of, ensure compliance with applicable local
sealing function cannot be guaranteed if regulations governing waste disposal procedures and
reused). This applies in particular to locking methods.
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and prevents arching of the casing and bowing of the rotor.

Free rotation of the rotor remains unimpaired and the gas
turbine is ready for restart. In the case of extended
Place waste which cannot be directly
outages, the gas turbine is placed in the operating mode
disposed of in appropriately marked
interval turning immediately after completion of cooldown
containers and store temporarily in such a
turning. In this mode the rotor is rotated briefly every 6
way as to ensure that there is no hazard of
hours to check for free shaft rotation.
personal injury or harm to the environment.
If the procedures for cooldown turning and, in the case
Neutralize all acids and bases prior to
of extended outages interval turning were performed as
further steps.
specified and without interruptions, the gas turbine can be
started up directly from a standstill, i.e., without turning.
Notices Pertaining to Special Category The following safety notices must be observed in the event
Hazards that these prerequisites are not met prior to startup:
The following section includes safety notices and By implementing the following measures
instructions pertaining to the special hazard categories: you reduce or eliminate the risk of
stress fractures, required turning duration of the GT before equipment damage:
startup, heat, electrical energy, and noise. Discontinue interval turning only if this is
absolutely necessary, e.g., for performing
Stress Fractures maintenance work and operations such as
off-line compressor washing.

By implementing the following measures Turn rotor manually if deactivation of
you reduce or eliminate the risk of interval turning for an extended period
explosion or fire: cannot be avoided.
Work on piping must be performed by
Start turning gear mode 3 hours before

authorized skilled personnel only. Improper
startup if cooldown turning was performed
installation/removal of piping can cause
for the prescribed 24 hours as specified but
cracks. Fuel at high pressure (e.g., 80bar)
interval turning was interrupted for more
can escape through cracks and can
than 6 hours, e.g., major inspection
explode or ignite on contact with the hot gas
performed.
turbine.
If cooldown turning must be discontinued for
Risk of falling and/or explosion and fire
unforeseen reasons before completion of
hazard: Never use piping or valves as
turning for the prescribed 24 hours, e.g.,
handholds or footholds. Pipes can break or
loss of 3-phase power, the gas turbine shall
internal stresses may be caused at flange
not be restarted until free shaft rotation has
connections, which in time can cause
been restored, the machine returned to
cracks through which fuel may escape.
turning gear mode and the cumulative
If a pipe was used as a handhold/foothold in 24 hours in turning gear mode completed.
an emergency situation (e.g., to prevent an
accident), detach both connecting flanges
Heat
and check the alignment of the piping or
valves, making any necessary corrections. By implementing the following measures
In addition, the piping and connecting you eliminate the risk of burns:
flanges in question must be inspected for Do not touch hot surfaces. During operation
external damage. Parts exhibiting external and after shutdown, many gas turbine parts
damage or substantial deformation must be are at temperatures exceeding 100 C.
replaced. Touching hot surfaces can cause severe
burns.
Required Turning Duration of the GT prior to
Startup
Class: RESTRICTED
After shutdown the gas turbine remains in turning gear

mode for 24 hours, this phase is known as cooldown
turning. This ensures uniform cooldown of the gas turbine
Siemens AG 3.0-0500-0001/11
Electrical Energy
Isolate before commencing work!
By implementing the following measures Electrically isolate all equipment on which
you reduce or eliminate the risk of electric maintenance or repair work is to be
shock: performed. First check to ensure that
Work on the gas turbines electrical system isolated components are deenergized, then
shall be performed only by a qualified ground them and isolate any adjacent
electrician or by trained personnel components which are still live.
instructed and directly supervised by a
qualified electrician and in compliance with Noise
the codes governing work on electrical
Hearing protection required!
equipment.
Wear hearing protection when near the gas
Check the gas turbines electrical turbine whenever it is running. Failure to do
equipment at regular intervals. Rectify so can cause permanent hearing loss due
deficiencies immediately. to GT operating noise.
Before work is performed near capacitors, The gas turbine produces a noise level of
these items must be fully discharged by a approximately 90 dB(A). Depending on local conditions
qualified electrician. (e.g., room configuration), this level may be even higher.
Such noise levels can cause permanent hearing loss.
Siemens AG 3.0-0500-0001/12
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Identifier Name Settings Function, Remarks

D.EG.01 NG-DENSITY 0.811 kg/m NG STANDART DENSITY, for calculation of valve-position
D.EG.02 NG-DENSITY 0.77 kg/m NG STANDART DENSITY, lower limit, for calculation of valve-position
D.EG.03 NG-DENSITY 0.85 kg/m NG STANDART DENSITY, upper limit, for calculation of valve-position
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
D.HOE.01 FUEL OIL DENSITY 845 kg/m FUEL OIL STANDART DENSITY, for calculation of valve-position
Siemens AG
E.EGDBSV.01 OUTPUT SIGNAL 19 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT 0% NG-DM-CV-POSITION
E.EGDBSV.02 OUTPUT SIGNAL 6 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT 100% NG-DM-CV-POSITION
E.EGDBSV.03 OUTPUT SIGNAL 19.8 mA Positionsensor signal range exceeded
E.EGVBSV.01 OUTPUT SIGNAL 19 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT NG-PM-CV-POSITION 0%
E.EGVBSV.02 OUTPUT SIGNAL 6 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT NG-PM-CV-POSITION 100%
E.EGVBSV.03 OUTPUT SIGNAL 19.8 mA Positionsensor signal range exceeded
POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT POSITION 0% (MECHANICAL CLOSED),
E.HDEWASV.01 OUTPUT SIGNAL 17 mA
HP-DM-Emulsion-CV/ESV
POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT POSITION 100% (NOMINAL Positon),
E.HDEWASV.02 OUTPUT SIGNAL 6 mA
HP-DM-Emulsion-CV/ESV
E.HOEDRSV.01 OUTPUT SIGNAL 17 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT FO-DMRL-CV POSITION CLOSED
POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT FO-DMRL-CV POSITION OPEN (RATED
E.HOEDRSV.02 OUTPUT SIGNAL 6 mA
TRAVEL)
MB
E.HOEDRSV.03 OUTPUT SIGNAL 18 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL FAULT
E.HOEDVSV.01 OUTPUT SIGNAL 17 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT FO-DMFL-CV POSITION CLOSED
POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT FO-DMFL-CV POSITION OPEN (RATED
E.HOEDVSV.02 OUTPUT SIGNAL 6 mA
TRAVEL)
E.HOEDVSV.03 OUTPUT SIGNAL 18 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL FAULT
E.HOEVBSV.04 OUTPUT SIGNAL 17 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT FO-PM-CV-POSITION CLOSED
POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT FO-PM-CV-POSITION OPEN (RATED
Limits and Settings
E.HOEVBSV.05 OUTPUT SIGNAL 6 mA

List of Control Settings
TRAVEL)
E.HOEVBSV.06 OUTPUT SIGNAL 18 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL FAULT
POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT POSITION 0% (MECHANICAL CLOSED),
E.HVEWASV.01 OUTPUT SIGNAL 17 mA
HP-PM-Emulsion-CV/ESV
POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL AT POSITION 100% (NOMINAL Positon),
E.HVEWASV.02 OUTPUT SIGNAL 6 mA
HP-PM-Emulsion-CV/ESV
E.LEIST.00 LOAD RANGE -20...310 MW LOAD RANGE FOR MEASURING AND INDICATION
E.LEIST.01 LOAD JUMP 5 MW LOAD JUMP AFTER SYNCHRONISING
E.LEIST.03 LOAD 46 -1 MW MIN. LOAD FOR MIX-FUEL-OPER.
E.LEIST.08 LOAD 11 +0.5 MW INTERLOCK DURING SHUT DOWN
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E.LEIST.14 LOAD SET POINT 310 MW UPPER LIMIT OF LOAD SET POINT
E.LEIST.148 LOAD 10 % Load rejection: load change limit for load rejection
Load rejection: load change limit for load rejection during burner transfer or
Gas Turbine
E.LEIST.149 LOAD 20 %
Power Generation
ST- valve test
Technical Data
E.LEIST.15 LOAD SET POINT -20 MW LOWER LIMIT OF LOAD SET POINT
Siemens AG
E.LEIST.151 LOAD 40 % Load rejection: load limit for full load rejection (natural gas operation)
E.LEIST.152 LOAD 50 % Load rejection: load limit for full load rejection (fuel oil operation)
Ratio thermal load change / load change: measured load at load operation
E.LEIST.161 LOAD 280 MW
point
E.LEIST.169 LOAD 200 MW Load limit for acceleration for the akkumulation
E.LEIST.23 LOAD 301 MW MAX LOAD LIMIT
LOADREDUCTION AT COMBUSTION-CHAMBER-
HUMMING/Acceleration, limit 1
LOADREDUCTION AT COMBUSTION-CHAMBER-
HUMMING/Acceleration, limit 2
Generator on load, load jump is finished; Interlock manual operation blow
E.LEIST.35 LOAD 6 -2 MW
off flaps
E.LEIST.42 LOAD 2 +0.5 MW OPENING GENERATOR-BREAKER DURING SHUT-OFF
MB
E.LEIST.49 LOAD 31 MW UPPER LIMIT PRIMARY FREQU. INFLUENCE
E.LEIST.50 LOAD -31 MW LOWER LIMIT PRIMARY FREQU. INFLUENCE
E.LEIST.51 LOAD 80 MW MONITORING RANGE (+/-) PRIMARY FREQU.INFLUENCE
E.LEIST.GLGAS BASE LOAD, FUEL GAS 280 MW BASE LOAD, nat. GAS (ISO)
E.LEIST.GLOEL BASE LOAD, FUEL OIL 258.46 MW BASE LOAD, FUEL OIL (ISO)
E.PGSV.01 INPUT SIGNAL 13 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL PG-CV IN POSITION 0%
Limits and Settings
E.PGSV.02 INPUT SIGNAL 6 mA POSITIONSENSOR-SIGNAL PG-CV IN POSITION 100%

E.PGSV.03 INPUT SIGNAL 19.5 mA Positionsensor signal range exceeded
EK.LEIST.01 LOADING RATE 13 MWmin-1 NORMAL LOADING
EK.LEIST.02 LOADING RATE 13 MWmin-1 FAST LOADING
EK.LEIST.03 LOADING RATE 2 MWmin-1 SLOW LOADING
EK.LEIST.08 LOADING RATE 13 MWmin-1 fast gradient for warmed up gt
F.EG.20 NAT.GAS FLOW 17.7 kg/s NG-MASS FLOW AT BASE LOAD (ISO)
CORR. VALUE NAT. GAS
F.EG.21 0 kg/s FG-DB-CORRECTION IGNITIONFLOW AT TT.ATK.41
FLOW
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FLOW
Gas Turbine
FLOW
Power Generation
Technical Data

FLOW
Siemens AG
FLOW
FLOW
F.EGDB.01 NAT.GAS FLOW 0.5 kg/s START/IGNITION MASS FLOW AT NG-START
F.EGDB.02 NAT.GAS FLOW 0.8 kg/s NG-FLOW AT CHANGEOVER FROM NG-PM TO NG DIFF. MODE
F.EGDB.03 NAT.GAS FLOW 1.2 kg/s MIN. FLOW AT LOAD REJECTION FROM NG DIFF. MODE OR NG-PM
F.EGDB.04 NAT.GAS FLOW 0.3 kg/s NG-FLOW AT CHANGEOVER FROM NG-DIFF. MODE TO NG-PM
F.EGDB.08 NAT.GAS DIFF. KV-VALUE. 0.000 m/h NG-DO-CV, position correction calculator, kv-value at G.EGDBST.01
MB
Limits and Settings
F.EGDB.29 NAT.GAS DIFF. KV-VALUE. 10.541 m/h NG-DM-burner, kv-value of one single burner
F.EGDB.30 NAT.GAS DIFF. KV-VALUE. 318 m/h NG-DM-burner, kv-value of piping
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NG-DO reduction of ignition mass flow (negative ignition mass flow
F.EGDB.31 NAT.GAS DIFF. KV-VALUE. 0 kg/s
increase)
NG-Flow at changeover from NG-PM to NG-DIFF or NG-MIX Mode during
F.EGDB.32 NAT.GAS FLOW 0.3 kg/s
Gas Turbine
load rejection
Power Generation
Technical Data
F.EGDB.33 NAT.GAS FLOW 0.3 kg/s MINIMUM FLOW NG-DO-CV DURING LOAD REJEKTION FROM PO
Siemens AG
F.EGVB.01 NAT.GAS FLOW 1.0 kg/s NG-FLOW AT CHANGEOVER FROM NG-DIFF. MODE TO NG PM
F.EGVB.03 NAT.GAS FLOW 1.0 kg/s NG-FLOW AT CHANGEOVER FROM NG-PM TO NG-DIFF. MODE
F.EGVB.04 NAT.GAS PREM. KV-VALUE. 0.000 m/h NG-PO-CV, position correction calculator, kv-value at G.EGVBST.01
MB
Limits and Settings
F.EGVB.24 NAT.GAS PREM. KV-VALUE. 9.0602 m/h NG-PM-burner, kv-value of one single burner
F.EGVB.25 NAT.GAS PREM. KV-VALUE. 538 m/h NG-PM-burner, kv-value of piping
F.EGVB.26 NAT.GAS FLOW 1.30 kg/s NG-PM start mass flow for fuel change over FO -> NG-PM
F.EGVB.27 NAT.GAS FLOW 1.30 kg/s NG-PM minimum mass flow for fuel change over NG-PM -> FO
F.EGVB.28 NAT.GAS FLOW 0.6 kg/s NG-PM min flow during load rejection for G.PILOT.45
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NG-Flow at changeover from NG-PM or NG-MIX to NG-DIFF. MODE
Gas Turbine
F.EGVB.34 NAT.GAS FLOW 0.3 kg/s
Power Generation
during load rejection
Technical Data
F.EGVB.36 NAT.GAS FLOW 5.2 kg/s MAX NG-PM-flow during load rejection
Siemens AG
F.EGVB.37 NAT.GAS FLOW 0.0 kg/s Additional NG-PM during NG-start with S.TURB.122
KV-VALUE HP EMU WATER
F.HDEWAS.01 0.000 m/h KV-VALUE OF HP-EMU-CV-CHARACTERISTIC AT G.HDEWAS.01
CV
CV
CV
MB
CV
CV
CV
CV
Limits and Settings


CV
CV
CV
CV
CV
CV
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CV
Gas Turbine
CV
Power Generation
Technical Data

CV
Siemens AG
CV
CV
CV
CV
CV
CV
CV
MB
CV
CV
CV
CV
Limits and Settings

CV
CV
CV
CV
CV
CV
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CV
F.HOE.01 FUEL OIL FLOW 18.1 kg/s FUEL OIL MASS FLOW AT BASE LOAD (ISO)
Gas Turbine
DIFFUSION-INJECTION FLOW RATE AT DIFFUSION-FEEDLINE FLOW
Power Generation
Technical Data
F.HOE.100 FUEL OIL FLOW 22 kg/s

RATEF.HOE.120
Siemens AG
NOZZLE CHARACTERISTIC 1 FO-MASS FLOW AT
F.HOE.11 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 special
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.11
DIFFUSION-FEEDLINE FLOW RATE AT DIFFUSION-INJECTION FLOW
RATE F.HOE.91
RATE F.HOE.92
RATE F.HOE.93
RATE F.HOE.94
RATE F.HOE.95
RATE F.HOE.96
MB
RATE F.HOE.97
RATE F.HOE.98
RATE F.HOE.99
F.HOE.12 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.0024 special
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.12
Limits and Settings

F.HOE.120 FUEL OIL FLOW 24.5 kg/s
RATE F.HOE.100
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.13
START-MIX-OP.: DIFFUSION-INJECTION FLOW RATE AT DIFFUSION-
FEEDLINE FLOW RATEF.HOE.137
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
START-MIX-OP.: DIFFUSION-FEEDLINE FLOW RATE AT DIFFUSION-

INJECTION FLOW RATE F.HOE.131
Siemens AG
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.14
F.HOE.143 IGNITION FLOW ADAPTION 0.06 kg/s FO-IGNITION-FLOW ADAPTION AT TT.ATK.41
MB
F.HOE.144 IGNITION FLOW ADAPTION 0.03 kg/s FO-IGNITION-FLOW ADAPTION AT TT.ATK.42
F.HOE.145 IGNITION FLOW ADAPTION 0 kg/s FO-IGNITION-FLOW ADAPTION AT TT.ATK.43
F.HOE.146 IGNITION FLOW ADAPTION 0 kg/s FO-IGNITION-FLOW ADAPTION AT TT.ATK.44
F.HOE.147 IGNITION FLOW ADAPTION -0.01 kg/s FO-IGNITION-FLOW ADAPTION AT TT.ATK.45
F.HOE.148 IGNITION FLOW ADAPTION -0.03 kg/s FO-IGNITION-FLOW ADAPTION AT TT.ATK.46
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.15
Limits and Settings


DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.16
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.17
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.18
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.19
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.20
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.21
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DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.22
Gas Turbine
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.23
Power Generation
Technical Data

DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.24
Siemens AG
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.25
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.26
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.27
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.28
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.29
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.30
F.HOE.31 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 special
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.31
MB
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.32
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.33
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.35
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.36
Limits and Settings

DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.37
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.37
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.38
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.39
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.40
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.41
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DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.42
Gas Turbine
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.43
Power Generation
Technical Data

DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.44
Siemens AG
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.45
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.46
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.47
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.48
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.49
DPDBVL/RL=PP.HOE.50
F.HOE.51 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 m/h KV-VALUE OF FO-CV-CHARACTERISTIC AT G.OELST.21
MB
F.HOE.52 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.23 m/h KV-VALUE OF FO-CV-CHARACTERISTIC AT G.OELST.22
Limits and Settings

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F.HOE.80 FUEL OIL FLOW 25 kg/s DIFFUSION-INJECTION FLOW RATE AT SPEED BELOW S.TURB.70
RATEF.HOE.111
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

RATEF.HOE.112
Siemens AG
RATEF.HOE.113
RATEF.HOE.114
RATEF.HOE.115
RATEF.HOE.116
RATEF.HOE.117
RATEF.HOE.118
RATEF.HOE.119
MB
F.HOEDB.01 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.38 kg/s START MASS FLOW AT FO-START
F.HOEDB.03 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.72 kg/s MIN FLOW AT FO-DIFF. MODE, LOAD REJECTION
F.HOEDB.04 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.29 kg/s PILOT OIL MASS FLOW FO-DIFF. MODE AT PREMIX MODE
F.HOEDB.06 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.72 kg/s ADD. FLOW OF FO AT fuel change over
F.HOEDB.07 FUEL OIL FLOW 3.00 kg/s MIN FLOW DIFF. MODE AT PM-TRIP
F.HOEDB.09 FUEL OIL FLOW 3 kg/s FUEL-FLOW DURING FLUSH-OPERATION FO-DIFF.
F.HOEDB.11 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 m/h KV-VALUE OF FO-DIFF-FEEDLINE-VALVE AT G.OELST.41
Limits and Settings
F.HOEDB.12 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.21 m/h KV-VALUE OF FO-DIFF-FEEDLINE-VALVE AT G.OELST.42

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Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
PRESSURE DROOP VALUE ALONG FO-DIFF-FEED-LINE FROM FO-
F.HOEDB.31 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 ---
FEED-CV UP TO BURNER NOZZLES
PRESSURE DROOP VALUE ALONG FO-DIFF-RETURN-LINE FROM
F.HOEDB.32 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 ---
BURNER NOZZLES UP TO FO-RETURN-CV
F.HOEDB.33 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.75 kg/s MINIMUM FLOW OF FO AT fuel change over
F.HOEDB.34 FUEL OIL FLOW 8 kg/s FO-DM FEEDING MINIMUM FLOW
F.HOEDB.35 FUEL OIL FLOW 20 kg/s FO-DM RETURN MINIMUM FLOW
F.HOEDB.36 FUEL OIL FLOW 4 kg/s FO-DM FEEDING FLOW DURING FO-PM PILOTING
F.HOEDB.37 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 --- FO-Nozzlecharacteristic adaption parameter feed line
MB
F.HOEDB.38 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 --- FO-Nozzlecharacteristic adaption parameter return line
F.HOEDB.39 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 --- correction curve proportional injected fuel
F.HOEDB.40 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.2 --- correction curve proportional injected fuel
F.HOEDB.44 FUEL OIL FLOW 1 --- correction curve proportional injected fuel
Limits and Settings
F.HOEVB.01 FUEL OIL FLOW 3.80 kg/s ADD.FLOW OF PM-BURNER AT CHANGEOVER DM -> PM
F.HOEVB.02 FUEL OIL FLOW 3.80 kg/s Minimumflow FOPM
F.HOEVB.03 FUEL OIL FLOW 3.80 kg/s SHUTOFF FLOW OF PM-BURNER AT CHANGEOVER PM -> DM
PM-NOZZLE CALC. FORM. CONVERSION FACTOR PRESS. DIFF. TO
F.HOEVB.05 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.0817 ---
MASS FLOW
FUEL-FLOW DURING FLUSH-OPERATION FO-PREMIX,
F.HOEVB.06 FUEL OIL FLOW 2 kg/s
Normalswitchover
F.HOEVB.07 FUEL OIL FLOW 3.5 kg/s FUEL-FLOW DURING FLUSH-OPERATION FO-PREMIX, fast switchover
F.HOEVB.08 FUEL OIL FLOW 3.80 kg/s Minimumflow FOPO during changeover FOPO-->FODO
F.HOEVB.09 FUEL OIL FLOW 3.80 kg/s Minimumflow FOPO during changeover FODO-->FOPO
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F.HOEVB.11 FUEL OIL FLOW 0 m/h KV-VALUE OF FO-PREMIX-VALVE AT G.OELST.61
F.HOEVB.12 FUEL OIL FLOW 0.21 m/h KV-VALUE OF FO-PREMIX-VALVE AT G.OELST.62
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
MB
F.HOEVB.31 FUEL OIL FLOW 3.80 kg/s MIN FLOW FO PREMIX OPERATION, REFERENCE VALUE
COMPRESSOR LIMIT CHARACTERISTICS: COORDINATES FOR MASS
F.LSV.01 COMPRESSOR CHARACT. 60 %
FLOW
FLOW
Limits and Settings

FLOW

FLOW
FLOW
FLOW
FLOW
KV-VALUE PILOTGAS CONTR.
F.PILOT.01 0.000 m/h KV-VALUE AT G:PILOT.26
VAL.
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VAL.
Gas Turbine
VAL.
Power Generation
Technical Data

VAL.
Siemens AG
VAL.
VAL.
VAL.
VAL.
VAL.
VAL.
VAL.
MB
additv Pilotgasflow during the filling of the fuel oil diffusion feed line (fuel
F.PILOT.110 Pilotgas mass flow 0.15 kg/s
change over FG-PM -> FO)
additv Pilotgasflow during the fushing of the fuel oil diffusion feed line (fuel
change over FO -> FG-PM)
additv Pilotgasflow during fuel change over FO -> FG-PM before finish
flushing
F.PILOT.113 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 1 kg/s additiv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at TT.ATK.102, low heat value
Limits and Settings
F.PILOT.115 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 0.5 kg/s additiv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at TT.ATK.104, low heat value
F.PILOT.116 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 0.25 kg/s additiv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at TT.ATK.105, low heat value
1.0 (NG only)
F.PILOT.119 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. / 1.25 (dual kg/s Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at G.VLE0.54, low heat value
fuel)
VAL.
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0.9 (NG only)
fuel)
Gas Turbine
0.85 (NG
Power Generation
Technical Data
F.PILOT.121 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. only) / 0.8 kg/s Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at G.VLE0.56, low heat value
(dual fuel)
Siemens AG
0.8 (NG only)
fuel)
0.8 (NG only)
fuel)
0.8 (NG only)
fuel)
VAL.
VAL.
MB
VAL.
VAL.
VAL.
F.PILOT.21 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. -0.01 kg/s Pilotgasflow for NG-DM at E.BEZLEIST.05 / TT.ATK.48
Limits and Settings
F.PILOT.27 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 3.4 kg/s upper limit pilotgasflow, norm factor for 100% pilot gas mass flow
F.PILOT.28 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 0.23 kg/s upper limit pilotgasflow
F.PILOT.30 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. -0.01 kg/s pilotgasflow for start up GT
F.PILOT.33 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. -0.01 kg/s Pilotgasflow for NG-DMPM-MM at E.BEZLEIST.11 / TT.ATK.54
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Power Generation
Technical Data
F.PILOT.39 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 1.25 kg/s Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at E.BEZLEIST.17 / G.VLE0.08
Siemens AG
F.PILOT.59 PILOTGAS KV-VALUE. 1.73 m/h Pilotgas-burner, kv-value of one single burner
F.PILOT.60 PILOTGAS KV-VALUE. 32.0 m/h Pilotgas system, kv-value of piping
F.PILOT.63 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 1.25 kg/s Pilotgasflow for fuel changeover FO -> NG-PM at G.VLE0.24
MB
F.PILOT.69 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 1 kg/s additiv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at TT.ATK.70
F.PILOT.71 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 0.5 kg/s additiv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at TT.ATK.72
F.PILOT.72 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 0.25 kg/s additiv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at TT.ATK.73
Limits and Settings
F.PILOT.77 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 0 kg/s additv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at TT.ATK.80
F.PILOT.84 Pilotgas mass flow 0.1 kg/s signal closed pilotgas for fuel change over NG -> FO
F.PILOT.86 Pilotgas mass flow 2 kg/s Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at loadrejection at G.VLE0.45
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F.PILOT.87 Pilotgas mass flow 2 kg/s Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at loadrejection at G.VLE0.46
F.PILOT.88 Pilotgas mass flow 2.3 kg/s Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at loadrejection at G.VLE0.47
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
F.PILOT.92 Pilotgas mass flow 0.08 kg/s additv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at T.VI.26
F.PILOT.96 Pilotgas mass flow 0 kg/s additv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at T.VI.30
F.PILOT.97 Pilotgas mass flow 0 kg/s additv Pilotgasflow for NG-PM at T.VI.31
F.SPUDB.01 PURGE WATER FLOW 3.75 kg/s purge water flow fuel oil diffusion feed line
purge water flow , injection mass flow at compressor outlet pressure
F.SPUDB.02 PURGE WATER FLOW 1.4 kg/s
P:VII.15
P:VII.16
MB
P:VII.17
P:VII.23
P:VII.24
P:VII.25
Limits and Settings
F.VHOE.01 PUMP CHARACTERISTIC 20 m/h DISCHARGE OF CENTRIFUGAL PUMP AT G.HOE.01


F.WASS.58 HPEMUWATER 100000 m/h HP Emulsion FO-DO KV-VALUE OF PIPING PRESSURE LOSSES
F.WASS.59 HPEMUWATER 100000 m/h HP Emulsion FO-PO KV-VALUE OF PIPING PRESSURE LOSSES
PILOT GAS MASS FLOW opening gradient for pilot gas control valve for fuel changeover FO <-> NG-
FK.PILOT.01 0.40 kg/s2
GRADIENT PM
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G.EGDBST.01 NG-CONTROL VALVE DIFF. 0% NG-DO-CV, Position correction calculator, position at F.EGDB.08
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
G.EGDBST.05 NG-CONTROL VALVE DIFF. 10 % NG-DO-CV, Position correction calculator, position at F.EGDB.12
MB
G.EGDBST.21 NG-CONTROL VALVE DIFF. > 1.0 % Position sensors, deviation monitoring
G.EGDBST.22 NG-CONTROL VALVE DIFF. > 1.0 % Control valve, monitoring of closed position
G.EGDBST.23 NG-CONTROL VALVE DIFF. < -1.0 % Control valve, position too low
G.EGVBST.01 NG-CONTROL VALVE PREM. 0% NG-PO-CV , Position correction calculator, position at F.EGVB.04
Limits and Settings
G.EGVBST.05 NG-CONTROL VALVE PREM. 10 % NG-PO-CV , Position correction calculator, position at F.EGVB.08
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
G.EGVBST.21 NG-CONTROL VALVE PREM. > 1.0 % Position sensors, deviation monitoring
G.EGVBST.22 NG-CONTROL VALVE PREM. > 1.0 % Control valve, monitoring of closed position
G.EGVBST.23 NG-CONTROL VALVE PREM. < -1.0 % Control valve, position too low
POSITION CONROLLER OUTPUT IF POSITION-SENSOR-BREAK-
G.GASST.09 NAT. GAS CONTR. VAL. -10 %
DOWN,NG
G.GASST.10 NAT. GAS CONTR. VAL. 90 % Position controller monitoring of the operation point
HP-EMU-DM-WATER
G.HDEDWAS.01 1 -0.2 % Position sensors, deviation monitoring
CONTROL VALVE
HP-EMU-DM-WATER
G.HDEDWAS.02 > 1.0 % Control valve, monitoring of closed position
CONTROL VALVE
HP-EMU-DM-WATER
G.HDEDWAS.03 < -1.0 % Control valve, position too low
MB
CONTROL VALVE
HP-EMU-PM-WATER
G.HDEVWAS.01 1 -0.2 % Position sensors, deviation monitoring
CONTROL VALVE
HP-EMU-PM-WATER
G.HDEVWAS.02 > 1.0 % Control valve, monitoring of closed position
CONTROL VALVE
HP-EMU-PM-WATER
G.HDEVWAS.03 < -1.0 % Control valve, position too low
CONTROL VALVE
HP-EMU-WATER CONTROL POSITION HP-EMU-WATER CONTROL VALVE FOR DIFF MODE AT
Limits and Settings
G.HDEWAS.01 0.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.01

G.HDEWAS.02 3.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.02
G.HDEWAS.03 5.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.03
G.HDEWAS.04 7.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.04
G.HDEWAS.05 10.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.05
G.HDEWAS.06 15.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.06
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G.HDEWAS.07 18.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.07
G.HDEWAS.08 20.00 %
Gas Turbine
VALVE F.HDEWAS.08
Power Generation
Technical Data

G.HDEWAS.09 24.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.09
Siemens AG
G.HDEWAS.10 30.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.10
G.HDEWAS.11 40.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.11
G.HDEWAS.12 50.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.12
G.HDEWAS.13 60.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.13
G.HDEWAS.14 70.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.14
G.HDEWAS.15 80.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.15
G.HDEWAS.16 90.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.16
MB
G.HDEWAS.17 100.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.17
HP-EMU-WATER CONTROL POSITION HP-EMU-WATER CONTROL VALVE FOR PREM MODE AT
G.HDEWAS.21 0.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.21
G.HDEWAS.22 3.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.22
G.HDEWAS.23 5.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.23
Limits and Settings

G.HDEWAS.24 7.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.24
G.HDEWAS.25 10.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.25
G.HDEWAS.26 15.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.26
G.HDEWAS.27 18.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.27
G.HDEWAS.28 20.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.28
G.HDEWAS.29 24.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.29
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G.HDEWAS.30 30.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.30
G.HDEWAS.31 40.00 %
Gas Turbine
VALVE F.HDEWAS.31
Power Generation
Technical Data

G.HDEWAS.32 50.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.32
Siemens AG
G.HDEWAS.33 60.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.33
G.HDEWAS.34 70.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.34
G.HDEWAS.35 80.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.35
G.HDEWAS.36 90.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.36
G.HDEWAS.37 100.00 %
VALVE F.HDEWAS.37
G.HOE.01 PUMP CHARACTERISTIC 1438 m DISCHARGE HEAD OF CENTRIFUGAL PUMP AT F.VHOE.01
MB
G.HOEDB.02 FUEL OIL CONTR. VAL. 14.0 % START POSITION OF FO-DM-CV AT MIXING OF FO TO NG
FUEL OIL DM-RETURN-
G.HOEDRSV.01 > 1.0 Position sensors, deviation monitoring
CONTR. VAL.
FUEL OIL DM-RETURN-
Limits and Settings
G.HOEDRSV.02 > 1.0 Control valve, monitoring of closed position

CONTR. VAL.
FUEL OIL DM-RETURN-

G.HOEDRSV.03 < -1.0 Control valve, position too low
CONTR. VAL.
FUEL OIL DM-FEED-CONTR.
G.HOEDVSV.01 > 1.0 Position sensors, deviation monitoring
VAL.
G.HOEDVSV.02 > 1.0 Control valve, monitoring of closed position
VAL.
G.HOEDVSV.03 < -1.0 Control valve, position too low
VAL.
G.HOEVB.06 FUEL OIL PM-CONTR. VAL. > 1.0 Position sensors, deviation monitoring
G.HOEVB.07 FUEL OIL PM-CONTR. VAL. > 1.0 Control valve, monitoring of closed position
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G.HOEVB.08 FUEL OIL PM-CONTR. VAL. < -1.0 Control valve, position too low
G.HSO.01 AXIAL ROTOR-POSITION 0 +0.7 mm REVERSE POSITION OF THE SHAFT, I.E. HCO IS DEACTIVATED
G.HSO.02 AXIAL ROTOR-POSITION 2.4 -0.7 mm HCO POSITION OF THE SHAFT, I.E. HCO IS ACTIVATED
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
G.OELST.21 FUEL OIL CONTR. VAL. 0.00 % POSITION FUEL OIL CONTROL VALVE AT F.HOE.51
Siemens AG
MB
G.OELST.41 FUEL OIL CONTR. VAL. 0.00 % POSITION FO-DIFF-FEEDLINE-CONTROL VALVE AT F.HOEDB.11
Limits and Settings
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
G.OELST.61 FUEL OIL CONTR. VAL. 0% POSITION FO-PREMIX-CONTROL VALVE AT F.HOEVB.11
G.OELST.65 FUEL OIL CONTR. VAL. 10 % POSITION FO-PREMIX-CONTROL VALVE AT F.HOEVB.15
MB
Limits and Settings
G.PILOT.19 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 90 % PG-CV: monitoring of the operation point
POSITION CONROLLER OUTPUT IF POSITION-SENSOR-BREAK-
G.PILOT.21 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 5%
DOWN, PG-CV
PG-SV, POSITION CORRECTION CALCULATOR, POSITION OF PG-
CTR-V. AT F.PILOT.01
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G.PILOT.30 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. 10 %
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
MB
G.PILOT.86 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. > 1.0 % Position sensors, deviation monitoring
Limits and Settings
G.PILOT.87 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. > 1.0 % Control valve, monitoring of closed position
G.PILOT.88 PILOTGAS CONTR. VAL. < -1.0 % Control valve, position too low
PILOTGAS MASS FLOW FOR NG-PM, REFERENCE POINT FOR
G.VLE0.08 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 0%
F.PILOT.39
G.VLE0.09 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 10 %
F.PILOT.40
F.PILOT.41
F.PILOT.42
F.PILOT.43
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F.PILOT.44
Degree of
G.VLE0.15 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 53.7 Beta-Bi-angle of compr. IGV MIN-operation-position (0%)
Gas Turbine
angle
Power Generation
Technical Data
Degree of
G.VLE0.16 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 7.7 Beta-Bi-angle of compr. IGV MAX-operation-position (100%)
angle
Siemens AG
PILOTGAS MASS FLOW FOR fuel changeover FO <->NG-PM,
REFERENCE POINT FOR F.PILOT.63
minimum position for compressor inlet guide vane for manual operation and
indication
MB
maximum position for compressor inlet guide vane for manual operation
and indication
minimum position for compressor inlet guide vane for start of fuel
G.VLE0.38 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 10.5 -1 %
changeover
maximum position for compressor inlet guide vane for start of fuel
G.VLE0.39 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 71.5 +1 %
changeover
minimum position for compressor inlet guide vane for start of fuel
G.VLE0.40 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 10.5 -1 %
changeover
Limits and Settings
maximum position for compressor inlet guide vane for start of fuel
G.VLE0.41 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 71.5 +1 %
changeover
release for combustion chamber acceleration limit 4, min. pos. of compr.
inlet guide vanes, FG operation
inlet guide vanes position for the pilotgas mass flow F.PILOT.86 and primix
G.VLE0.45 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. -20 %
minimum mass flow F.EGVB.28 during load rejection
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
G.VLE0.51 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 5 -1 % minimum inlet guide vane position for start compressor online cleaning
Siemens AG
G.VLE0.52 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 95 +1 % maximum inlet guide vane position for start compressor online cleaning
G.VLE0.53 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 33 +1 % maximum position for changeover FO-DO <-> FO-PO
F.PILOT.119
F.PILOT.120
F.PILOT.121
F.PILOT.122
F.PILOT.123
F.PILOT.124
MB
IGV POSITION CONTROLLER, FACTOR FAULT LIMIT OPERATING
POINT MONITORING
CHARACTERISTIC IGV; POSITION LINEAR TRANSDUCER AT
G.VLE0.61 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. -21.52 %
G.VLE0.67
G.VLE0.62 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 21.52 %
G.VLE0.68
G.VLE0.69
Limits and Settings

G.VLE0.70
G.VLE0.71
G.VLE0.72
G.VLE0.67 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. -20 % CHARACTERISTIC IGV; ANGULAR POSITION AT G.VLE0.61
G.VLE0.68 POS., COMPR.I.G.V. 20 % CHARACTERISTIC IGV; ANGULAR POSITION AT G.VLE0.62
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GG.EGDB.01 ALPHA x A NG-DO 2.071 cm Alpha x A-Value of FG-Diffusionburner
GG.EGVB.01 ALPHA x A NG-PO 1.78 cm Alpha x A-Value of FG-Premixburner
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
GG.HOEVB.01 KV-FO-PREMIX-BURNER 10.07 m/h total kv-Value of FO-Premix-Burner
Siemens AG
GG.PG.01 ALPHA x A PG 0.34 cm Alpha x A-Value of Pilotburner
GGG.EG.01 VOLUME NG PIPING 1.0 m Volume of NG premix piping between control valve and burner
GGG.HOE.02 VOLUME FO PIPING 0.04 m VOLUME OF FUEL OIL DO-FEEDLINE PINPING
GGG.HOE.04 VOLUME FO PIPING 0.04 m VOLUME OF FUEL OILPO PINPING
GK.ANTEIL.01 RATIO, CONTROLVLVS. 100 %/min RATE OF CHANGE FO-RATIO (FG-RATIO=100% - FO-RATIO)
FAST RATE OF CHANGE ADD OR CHANGEOVER FO-RATIO AT LOAD
GK.ANTEIL.04 RATIO, CONTROLVLVS. 143 %/s
REJECTION OR TRIP
RATE OF CHANGE FO-RATIO (FG-RATIO=100% - FO-RATIO) with
GK.ANTEIL.06 RATIO, CONTROLVLVS. 200 %/min
J.GES.01
J.GES.02
J.GES.03
MB
J.GES.04
J.GES.05
J.GES.06
GK.VLE.01 COMPRESSOR I.G.V. 1 %/s COMPR. I.G.V. ADJUSTMENT CONTROL, MANUEL
COMPR. I.G.V. ADJUSTMENT "CLOSED" <=> "MIN", TRIP, generator-
Limits and Settings
GK.VLE.02 COMPRESSOR I.G.V. 11 %/s

switch open
THERMAL LOAD FOR WATER-/STEAM-INJEKTION EMERGENCY SHUT

J.BRENNST.04 THERMAL LOAD 14.2 %
OFF
J.BRENNST.20 THERMAL LOAD 0% THERMAL LOAD AT J.HOEANT.01
J.BRENNST.21 THERMAL LOAD 20 % THERMAL LOAD AT J.HOEANT.02
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
emulsion FO: lower limit thermal load setpoint to release emulsion

J.BRENNST.60 THERMAL LOAD 20 %
operation
Siemens AG
Ratio thermal load change / load change: Controller output (YMIN) at full
speed, no load
Ratio thermal load change / load change: Controller output (YMIN) at
E.LEIST.161
J.BRENNST.63 THERMAL LOAD 0% THERMAL LOAD AT J.HOEANT.11
MB
emulsion FO: upper limit thermal load setpoint to release emulsion
operation
J.EG.02 CONVERSION FACTOR 0.156 (kg/s) / % CONVERSION FACTOR THERMAL POWER TO FUEL MASS FLOW
J.EG.04 THERMAL LOAD 1% limiting function, startup with NG, 1.point of characteristic
J.EG.05 THERMAL LOAD 1% limiting function, startup with NG, 2.point of characteristic
Limits and Settings
J.EG.06 THERMAL LOAD 13 % limiting function, startup with NG, 3.point of characteristic
J.EGANT.01 VOLUME FG THERMAL LOAD 26 % NG-PREMIX-PROPORTION AT TT.ATK.60
VOLUME FGPM THERMAL
J.EGANT.02 42 % NG-PREMIX-PROPORTION AT TT.ATK.61
LOAD
VOLUME FGPM THERMAL
LOAD
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VOLUME FGPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FGPM THERMAL
Gas Turbine
LOAD
Power Generation
Technical Data
VOLUME FGPM THERMAL

LOAD
Siemens AG
J.EGVB.01 CORRECTION FACTOR 1.42 --- Correction factor of combustion efficieny
RATE OF CHANGE FO-RATIO GK.ANTEIL.01 (FG-RATIO=100% - FO-
J.GES.01 THERMAL LOAD 0%
RATIO) with J.GES.01
J.GES.02 THERMAL LOAD 30 %
MB
J.HOE.01 CONVERSION FACTOR 5.5 % / (kg/s) CONVERSION FACTOR FUEL MASS FLOW TO THERMAL POWER
J.HOE.02 CONVERSION FACTOR 1.9 (kg/s) / % CONVERSION FACTOR THERMAL POWER TO FUEL MASS FLOW
Limits and Settings
J.HOE.04 THERMAL LOAD 1% limiting function, startup with FO, 1.point of characteristic
J.HOE.07 THERMAL LOAD 12 % limiting function, startup with FO, 4.point of characteristic
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
J.HOEANT.01 50 % PROPORTION FO-PREMIX OF THERMAL LOAD AT J.BRENNST.20
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
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VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
Gas Turbine
LOAD
Power Generation
Technical Data
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL

LOAD
Siemens AG
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
MB
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
Limits and Settings
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL

LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
VOLUME FOPM THERMAL
LOAD
J.HOEVB.01 CORRECTION FACTOR 1 --- Correction factor of combustion efficieny
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MAX: PERMISSIBLE THERMAL LOAD REDUCTION UNTIL HCO DOES

J.HSO.01 THERMAL LOAD -3.6 +0.1 %
NOT NEED TO BE DEACTIVATED
Siemens AG
JK.EGDB.01 THERM. LOAD GRADIENT 2.6 %/min 1. GRADIENT THERMAL LOAD AT START UP WITH NG (NG-DM-CV)
1. GRAD. THERMAL LOAD AT START UP WITH NG (NG-DM-CV),
JK.EGDB.03 THERM. LOAD GRADIENT 2.6 %/min
BLACK START
BLACK START
BLACK START
JK.HOEDB.01 THERM. LOAD GRADIENT 1.54 %/min 1. GRADIENT THERMAL LOAD AT START UP WITH FO (FO-DM-CV)
1. GRADIENT THERMAL LOAD AT START UP WITH FO (FO-DM-CV),
JK.HOEDB.03 THERM. LOAD GRADIENT 1.54 %/min
BLACK START
MB
2. GRAD. THERMAL LOAD AT START UP WITH FO (FO-DM-CV), BLACK
START
3. GRADIENT THERMAL LOAD AT START UP WITH FO (FO-DM-CV),
BLACK START
MAX: PERMISSIBLE THERMAL LOAD GRADIENT UNTIL HCO DOES
JK.HSO.01 THERM. LOAD GRADIENT 0.06 %/s
NOT NEED TO BE DEACTIVATED
Limits and Settings
K.ABBL.02 WAITING TIME 60 s DELAY TIME FOR CLOSING BLOW OFF FLAPS DURING START
K.ACC.01 CC-Acceleration 4s combustion chamber acceleration limit 1, delay time

K.ACC.02 CC-Acceleration 1s combustion chamber acceleration limit 2, delay time, FG operation
K.ACC.03 CC-Acceleration 2s combustion chamber acceleration limit 2, delay time, FO operation
combustion chamber acceleration, delay time for lock out at FG-PM-DM-
K.ACC.05 CC-Acceleration 2s
MM-switch over
combustion chamber acceleration/humming, delay time for lock out at FO-
K.ACC.06 CC-Acceleration 2s
PM-DM-switch over
K.ACC.07 CC-Acceleration 12 s combustion chamber acceleration limit 1, delay time at HP-Emulsion on/off
K.ACC.08 CC-Acceleration 10 s combustion chamber acceleration limit 2, delay time at HP-Emulsion on/off
K.ACC.09 CC-Acceleration 0.5 s combustion chamber acceleration limit 4, delay time, FG operation
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K.ACC.10 CC-Acceleration 2000 h Operating hour limit for strict CC-inspection with acceleration > GW3
K.ACC.11 CC-Acceleration 5s combustion chamber acceleration akkumulation time for limit GW3
K.ACC.12 CC-Acceleration 10 s combustion chamber acceleration akkumulation time for limit GW3
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
K.ACC.13 CC-Acceleration 15 s combustion chamber acceleration akkumulation time for limit GW3
Siemens AG
K.ANTEIL.01 CHANGEOVER TIME 0.5 s CHANGEOVER TIME NGDM -> NGPM
K.ANTEIL.02 CHANGEOVER TIME 10 s CHANGEOVER TIME NGPM -> NGDM
K.ANTEIL.04 CHANGEOVER TIME 2s CHANGEOVER TIME NGPM -> NGDM LOAD REJECTION
K.ANTEIL.07 MONITORING TIME 200 ms monitoring control deviation, delay time
K.ANTEIL.09 CHANGEOVER TIME 7s CHANGEOVER TIME DM -> PM (FUEL OIL)
K.ANTEIL.10 CHANGEOVER TIME 7s CHANGEOVER TIME PM -> DM (FUEL OIL)
K.ANTEIL.11 CHANGEOVER TIME 7s CHANGEOVER TIME PM -> DM (FUEL OIL) FAST CHANGEOVER
K.ANTEIL.12 CHANGEOVER TIME 700 ms CHANGEOVER TIME PM -> DM (FUEL OIL) LOAD REJECTION
K.ANTEIL.13 CHANGEOVER TIME 200 ms DELAY TIME FOR START OF CHANGEOVER PM -> DM (FUEL OIL)
K.ANTEIL.15 MONITORING TIME 200 ms MONITORING TIME CONTROL DEVIATION OF FO-CV > MAX 1
K.ANTEIL.17 WAITING TIME 5s DELAY TIME FILLING FO-PREMIX-HEADER BEFORE CHANGEOVER
K.ANTEIL.18 MONITORING TIME 200 ms MONITORING TIME CONTROL DEVIATION OF FO-CV >MAX 2
MB
AKTIVATION TIME NPRLIM, temperature- and loadsetpoint stop during
K.ANTEIL.20 AKTIVATION TIME 5s
FG-changeover
K.ANTEIL.21 AKTIVATION TIME 10 s Waiting time at NG-adding mass flow
K.ANTEIL.22 AKTIVATION TIME 10 s Waiting time at NG-shut off mass flow
K.ANTEIL.23 AKTIVATION TIME 10 s Waiting time at FO-adding mass flow
K.ANTEIL.24 AKTIVATION TIME 10 s Waiting time at FO shut-off mass flow
Limits and Settings
K.BLASKH.01 TIME, BALL VALVE 15 s running time accumulater drainage ball valve
combustion chamber humming/acceleration interlock of limit1/2 at water

K.BRACC.01 CC-Humming/Acceleration 90 s
on/off
K.BRACC.02 CC-Humming/Acceleration 6s combustion chamber humming/acceleration delay time for fuel oil trip
combustion chamber humming/acceleration delay time for accumulation at
K.BRACC.03 CC-Humming/Acceleration 30 s
GT start-up
TIME, COMPENSATION PIPE
K.BRENNST.02 0.15 s DAMPING TIME FUEL PROPORTIONER
VOL.
combustion chamber humming/acceleration limit 1, delay time for fuel gas-
K.BRUMM.03 CC-HUMMING 15 s
trip
combustion chamber humming/acceleration limit 2, delay time for fuel gas-
trip
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combustion chamber humming/acceleration limit 1, repeat time for load
K.BRUMM.05 CC-HUMMING 4s
jumps
combustion chamber humming/acceleration limit 1, delay time for quick
Gas Turbine
change-over to FO-DO, V64.3A: FO-trip
Power Generation
Technical Data
combustion chamber humming/acceleration limit 2, delay time for quick

change-over to FO-DO, V64.3A: FO-trip
Siemens AG
combustion chamber humming/acceleration, delay for humming time
registration in DO and PO, V94.2: delay for unload
combustion chamber humming/acceleration, delay for humming time
registration in DO/PO-MO and during DO-PO-changeovers
combustion chamber humming/acceleration, limit for accumulated humming
time
K.BRUMM.14 CC-HUMMING 1s COMBUSTION-CHAMBER, GT-Trip for P.BRUMM.06
delay time for interlocking humming/acceleration monitoring after FO
shutoff at fuel changeover
delay time for interlocking humming/acceleration monitoring after NG
shutoff at fuel changeover
K.BRUMM.22 CC-HUMMING 10 s combustion chamber humming limit 2, delay time at HP-Emulsion on/off
combustion chamber humming/acceleration, 2nd limit for accumulated
MB
humming time
K.EGDB.03 TIME NG FILLING HEADER 2s BALANCING DELAY DURING FILLING FG-DIFF.-HEADER
MAX DELAY TIME FILLING FG-PREMIX-HEADER AT CHANGEOVER
K.EGDB.07 TIME NG FILLING HEADER 4s
FG-PREMIX. TO FG-MIX
Delay time filling FG-Diffusion Piping at changeover FG-PREMIX. to FG-
K.EGDB.08 TIME NG FILLING HEADER 12 s
MIX or FG-DIFF during load rejection
K.EGSSV.01 TIME NG-ESV 3s SIGNAL EXTENSION FOR CLOSE-SIGNALS
PULSE LENGTH FOR INTERLOCK OF SUBS. RE-OPEN. AFTER CLOSE
Limits and Settings
K.EGSSV.02 TIME NG-ESV 15 s

COMMAND
K.EGVB.02 TIME NG FILLING HEADER 2s BALANCING DELAY DURING FILLING FG-PREMIX-HEADER
K.EGVB.04 TIME NG FILLING HEADER 2.8 s Delay time filling NG premix header at fuel changeover at P.VII.12
MAX DELAY TIME FILLING FG-PREMIX-HEADER AT CHANGEOVER
K.EGVB.10 TIME NG FILLING HEADER 4s
FG-DIFF. TO PREMIX
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K.EGVB.11 TIME PO <-> FG-MIX LOCKING 30 s locking of switch back during NG-DO/PO-MIX <->NG-PO switch over
waitingtime in step S3 before the changeover from NG-DO/PO-MIX -> NG-
K.EGVB.12 Waiting time proportioner 5s
PO started
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
K.ENTOEL.01 TIME SOLENOID VALVE 5 min MONITORING TIME FOR FO-DRAINAGE AFTER FAULTY START
Technical Data
Fuel change over monitoring: GT-trip, when NG-ESV and FO-ESV are both
K.FCO.01 TIME Fuel Change Over 140 s
Siemens AG
longer opend
K.FLAMM.01 TIME FLAME MONIT. 13 s DELAY FOR ALARM
K.HOE.01 TIME FO-SOV RET.LINE 1s DELAY OF CLOSE COMMAND TO FO-RETURN LINE SHUTOFF VALVE
INTERLOCK TO PREVENT SUBSEQUENT RE-OPEN. AFTER CLOSING
K.HOE.02 TIME FO-ESV 15 s
OF FO-ESV
K.HOE.03 TIME FO-ESV 3s SIGNAL EXTENSION FOR CLOSE-SIGNALS
K.HOE.14 TIME FO 5 min block of fuel oil pump swich over after start of operation
K.HOEDB.01 time, FO-diff.header-filling 3s DELAY TIME FILLING FO-DIFF.-HEADER AT fuel changeover
K.HOEDB.03 TIME FO DB 7s BALANCING DELAY DURING FILLING FO-PREMIX-HEADER
K.HOEDB.04 TIME FO DB 0.1 s BALANCING DELAY DURING EXHAUSTING FG-PREMIX-HEADER
K.HOEDB.05 TIME FO DB 0.5 s DELAY TIME FLUSHING FO-DIFF.-HEADER AT FUEL-CHANGEOVER
K.HOEDB.06 TIME FO DB 5s TIME FOR FUEL INJEKTION DURING FLUSH OPERATION
MB
K.HOEDB.07 TIME FO DB 0.3 s BALANCING DELAY DURING START FLUSHING FO-DIFF.-HEADER
K.HOEDB.08 TIME FO DB 5s BALANCING DELAY DURING END OF FLUSHING FO-DIFF.-HEADER
K.HOEDB.09 TIME FO DB 0.5 s BALANCING DELAY DURING TURN OFF FLUSHING FO-DIFF.-HEADER
waiting time H-DBRL-SV in waiting time from opening FO-DMFL-ESV to beginn of opening FO-DMRL-
K.HOEDB.10 0.3 s
MO CV at fuel change over
K.HOEDB.11 proceding time H-DB-SV 10 s Proceding time H-DB-SV to operation point (fuel changeover)
K.HOEDB.12 TIME FO 1.0 s Opneing TIME FO-DMFL-CV OPEN at fuel changeover NG-PM -> FO
Limits and Settings
SOFT-START TIME H-DBVL- RUN TIME H-DBVL-SV OPEN TO AVOID CAVITATION AT FO-
K.HOEDB.13 5s
SV INJECTION PUMP
Fuel change over monitoring: GT trip when FO-DM-ESV and FG-ESV are
K.HOEDB.14 TIME Fuel Change Over 150 s
longer simultaneously opened
K.HOEDB.15 TIME FO-DM 5s Opening time monitoring for FO-DM-seal air valve
seal air monitoring: maximum time without flushing water when opening
K.HOEDB.16 TIME FO-DM 2s
FO-DM-ESV
seal air monitoring: minimum time since fo-dm-seal air valve left closed
K.HOEDB.17 TIME FO-DM 1s
position, when flushing water stops
K.HOEKH.03 TIME FO 15 s MONITORING TIME NAPHTHA/FUEL OIL-BALL VALVE
K.HOERL.01 TIME FO 180 s Delay time for Warning after opening Recirculation ball valve
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MONITORING TIME AFTER COOLING OF PM-BURNER AT
K.HOEVB.01 TIME FO 15 s
CHANGEOVER DM/PM
DELAY TIME FILLING FO-PREMIX-HEADER AT CHANGEOVER DIFF.
K.HOEVB.03 time, FO-prem.header-filling 5s
Gas Turbine
TO PREMIX
Power Generation
Technical Data
K.HOEVB.04 TIME FO PB 0.3 s BALANCING DELAY DURING EXHAUSTING FO-PREMIX-HEADER
Siemens AG
K.HOEVB.05 TIME FO PB 7s BALANCING DELAY DURING FILLING FO-PREMIX-HEADER
DELAY TIME FILLING FO-DIFF.-HEADER AT CHANGEOVER PREMIX
K.HOEVB.06 TIME FO PB 0s
TO DIFF.
TIME FOR FUEL INJEKTION DURING FLUSH OPERATION PREMIX
K.HOEVB.07 TIME FO PB 5s
HEADER
K.HOEVB.08 TIME FO PB 0.3 s BALANCING DELAY DURING START FLUSHING FO-PREMIX-HEADER
K.HOEVB.09 TIME FO PB 5s BALANCING DELAY DURING END OF FLUSHING FO-PREMIX-HEADER
BALANCING DELAY DURING TURN OFF FLUSHING FO-PREMIX-
K.HOEVB.10 TIME FO PB 0.5 s
HEADER
TIME FO-prem-flushing at Fast-
K.HOEVB.11 3s ACT TIME FO-PREMIX-OP MASSFLOW DUR FLUSH F C/O
CO
BLEEDING- AND FLUSHING
K.HSO.01 30 s BLEEDING- AND FLUSHING TIME BEFORE GT-START-UP
TIME
MB
K.HSO.03 FILLING TIME ACCUMULATOR 30 s MAXIMUM TIME FOR FILLING THE ACCUMULATOR
MIN. OPERATING TIME OF THE GT AFTER WHICH THE HCO MAY BE
K.HSO.04 OPERATION TIME GT 1h
ACTIVATED AT THE EARLIEST
MAX. MOVING TIME OF THE ROTOR DURING GT-OPERATION FOR
K.HSO.05 MOVING TIME ROTOR 18 s
ACTIVATING THE HCO
K.HSO.06 PERIOD FLUSHING 12 h PERIOD AFTER WHICH THE ACTIVATED TRACK HAS TO BE FLUSHED
K.HSO.07 FILLING TIME ACCUMULATOR 18 s MINIMUM TIME FOR FILLING THE ACCUMULATOR
K.HSO.08 TIME FLUSHING MAIN TRACK 20 s MINIMUM TIME FOR FLUSHING THE MAIN TRACK
Limits and Settings
PERIOD DURING WHICH THE PRESSURE SWITCHES

K.HSO.09 TIME PRESSURE SIGNAL 5s MBN51CP001/002 MUST INDICATE PRESSURE, AFTER SWITCHING
ON THE PUMPS
K.HSO.10 MOVING TIME ROTOR 2s MIN. MOVING TIME OF THE ROTOR
MAX. MOVING TIME OF THE ROTOR DURING GT-OPERATION FOR
K.HSO.11 MOVING TIME ROTOR 18 s
DEACTIVATING THE HCO
TIME PRESSURE MONITORING PERIOD, IN WHICH ONLY A DEFINITE PRESSURE
K.HSO.12 10 h
MONITORING DROP MAY OCCUR IN THE HCO-SYSTEM
K.HSO.13 FLUSHING PERIOD 15 s MINIMUM TIME FOR FLUSHING THE REVERSE TRACK
PERIOD PRESSURE BUILD-UP TIME TAKEN FOR PRESSURE BUILD-UP AFTER SWITCHING ON ONE
K.HYD.01 120 s
HYDR. HYDRAULIC PUMP
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TIME DELAY, LOAD
K.LAW.03 0.2 s Time delay for load rejection signal (full load rejection)
REJECTION
TIME DELAY, LOAD
K.LAW.04 0.25 s Time delay for load rejection signal (part load rejection)
Gas Turbine
REJECTION
Power Generation
Technical Data
TIME DELAY, LOAD Time delay for the release to changeover from FG-VB to FG-DBVB-MIX-
K.LAW.05 40 s
REJECTION Operation or FG-DB after load rejection and interlocks
Siemens AG
K.LECKOEL.01 TIME OIL LEAKAGE V 5s LEAK OIL PRESSURE MONITORING: SUPPRESSION TIME
K.LECKOEL.02 TIME OIL LEAKAGE V 3s DELAY TIME OF POSITION MONITORING OF LEAK OIL VALVE
K.LEER.01 TIME PM-DRAIN VALVES 30 s TIME OPENING PREMIX DRAIN VALVES
time opening of premix drain valves at load rejection from fuel oil premix
K.LEER.07 TIME PM-DRAIN VALVES 4.5 s
operation
K.LEER.08 TIME PM-DRAIN VALVES 100 s time to opening the premix drain valves after first premix burner drain
waiting time for "open the premix drain valves" befor the last purge
K.LEER.09 TIME PM-DRAIN VALVES 20 s
sequence.
K.LEER.10 TIME PM-DRAIN VALVES 105 s time to opening the premix drain valves after the last premix burner purge
time duration from opening FO-DM-seal air ball valve to lowering pilotgas at
K.PILOT.03 TIME PILOTVALVE 70 s
fuel changeover
K.PILOT.09 TIME PILOTVALVE 20 s delay time after S.TURB.102 for the pilotgasflow during the start up
MB
K.PILOT.10 TIME PILOTVALVE 30 s time pilot gas raising when aborting fuel change over
K.PILOT.11 TIME PILOTVALVE 1.5 s monitoring control deviation, delay time
K.PILOT.12 TIME PILOTVALVE 5s waiting time for offset during fuel change over FG-PM -> FO
K.PILOT.13 TIME PILOTVALVE 10 s delay time for offset after the fuel change over FG-PM -> FO
K.PILOT.14 TIME PILOTVALVE 1s waiting time for offset during fuel change over FO -> FG-PM
Start for the offset from the pilotgasmassflow during fuel change over
K.PILOT.15 TIME PILOTVALVE 3s
before finish flushing
Limits and Settings
K.PILOT.16 TIME PILOTVALVE 10 s delay time for offset after the fuel change over FO -> FG-PM
K.PRAL.01 time constant 1s TV PRAL-CONTROLLER
K.PRAL.02 delay time 0.4 s TN PRAL-CONTROLLER
K.PRAL.04 delay time 2s TN Cooling air limit controller
INTEGRATION TIME FLOATING DEADBAND PRIMARY FREQUENCY
K.PSF.01 TIME 5s
DEADBAND
K.PSF.02 TIME 30 min min. operation time of GT for frequency influence
max. time with open generator-breaker without losing the relaese of
K.PSF.03 TIME 5 min
frequency influence
K.PUMP.01 TIME 30 s ACTIVATING DELAY FOR TRANSMITTER MONITORING
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K.REGLER.01 DELAY TIME 0.1 s INTEGRAL CONSTANT LOAD-/SPEED-CONTROLLER
K.REGLER.14 DELAY TIME 0.1 s INTEGRAL CONSTANT LOAD LIMIT CONTROLLER
K.REZIKH.01 TIME RECIRCULATION-BV 5s running time recirculation ball valve
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
K.REZIKH.02 TIME RECIRCULATION-BV 30 s Opening time for the recirculation ball valve after opening
Siemens AG
K.REZIKH.03 TIME RECIRCULATION-BV 30 s Opening time for the recirculation ball valve after opening FODBRL-SV
K.SCHMOEL.01 TIME LUBE-OIL 2s DELAY FOR ALARM
K.SCHMOEL.02 TIME LUBE-OIL 30 s DELAY FOR ALARM
K.SCHMOEL.04 TIME LUBE-OIL 10 s DELAY FOR ALARM
MONIT.-TIME FOR TURNING-OPERATION FOR RISING OF lube- and
K.SCHMOEL.06 TIME LUBE-OIL 10 s
LIFT-OIL PRESSURE
K.SCHMOEL.07 TIME LUBE-OIL 5s DELAY FOR ALARM, LIFTOILPUMP ON AND P < MIN
K.SCHMOEL.08 TIME LUBE-OIL 10 min Delay for < S.TURB.02 for switch off oil pumps
K.SCHMOEL.09 TIME LUBE-OIL 300 s delay for pressure monitoring of oil vapor fans
K.SPUDB.01 TIME BURNER 20 s TIME FOR FLUSHING OF DM-BURNERS AT TRIP
MB
DELAY TIME FOR START FLUSHING DM-BURNER AT LOAD REJ.
K.SPUDB.02 TIME BURNER 1s
FROM FO-MODE
filling time FO-DM-header at compressor outlet pressure less than / equal
K.SPUDB.04 TIME FO PURGING 8.0 s
P.VII.18
filling time FO-DM-header at compressor outlet pressure equal / greater
K.SPUDB.05 TIME FO PURGING 15 s
than P.VII.19
K.SPUDB.06 TIME FO PURGING 0.5 s leadtime opening FO-DM-flushing-Valves before closing FO-DMFL-ESV
K.SPUDB.08 TIME FO PURGING 3.0 s leadtime opening FO-DM-seal air valve before finish flushing
Limits and Settings
K.SPUDB.09 TIME FO PURGING 1.8 s time closing FO-DM-flushing valves after opening FO-DM-ESV
K.SPUEKH.01 ball valve running time 16 s running time discharge ball valve of fuel oil injection pump
TIME FOR COOLING OF PM-BURNERS AT CHANGEOVER FROM DM
K.SPUVB.01 TIME BURNER 25 s
TO PM
TIME FOR FLUSHING OF PM-BURNERS AT CHANGEOVER FROM PM
K.SPUVB.02 TIME BURNER 69 s
TO DM
DELAY TIME FOR START FLUSHING PM-BURNERS AT LOAD REJ.
K.SPUVB.03 TIME BURNER 8s
FROM MIX.OP.
K.SPUVB.04 TIME BURNER 35 s DELAY TIME FOR OPENING PM-HEADER DRAIN
K.SPUVB.05 TIME BURNER 5s OPENING TIME PM-HEADER DRAIN VALVES; GT IN DIFF-OPERATION
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K.SPUVB.06 TIME BURNER 16 s OPENING TIME PM-HEADER DRAIN VALVES PROTECTION SHUTOFF
TIME FOR FLUSHING OF PM-FEED LINE AT CHANGEOVER FROM FO-
K.SPUVB.07 TIME PO-FEED LINE 190 s
PO TO FO-DO
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
K.SPUVB.08 Waiting time FO PM purging 240 s waiting time "premix purge" after trip from fuel oil premix
Technical Data
K.SPUVBE.01 TIME FO-PO-DRAINAGE 249 s MONITORING TIME OF PO-RINGLINE DRAINAGEPURGING
Siemens AG
OPENING TIME OF PO-RINGLINE DRAINAGE DURING PO-PURGING
K.SPUVBE.02 TIME FO-PO-DRAINAGE 249 s
AFTER LOAD REJACTION
First opening time for FO-PO manifold drain solenoid valve for PO purge.
K.SPUVBE.03 TIME FO-PO-DRAINAGE 10 s
Total time for first drain valve open/close sequence
K.STATIK.01 SPEED DROOP 5s delay time for Static of speed governor SE.STATIK.05
DELAY TIME for increased HOT/COLD-SPOT limits at burner changeover
K.TAT.01 TIME-TAT MEANVALUE 20 s
and fuel oil flushing
K.TAT.02 TIME-TAT MEANVALUE 20 s DELAY TIME for increased HOT/COLD-SPOT limits at fuel changeover
DELAY TIME for increased HOT/COLD-SPOT limits at diffusion-emulsion
K.TAT.03 TIME-TAT MEANVALUE 20 s
on/off or premix-emulsion on/off
K.TAT.05 TIME-TAT MEANVALUE 20 s DELAY TIME LOAD REJEKTION
K.TAT.06 TIME COLD-SPOT 10 s Delay time for Cold Spot protection during fuel changeover
K.TLE.01 DELAY TIME 50 s OPERATING TIME COOLING AIR FLAP
MB
K.TLE2.01 DELAY TIME 10 s DELAY TIME COOLING AIR FLAP OPEN
K.TLE2.02 DELAY TIME 30 s DELAY TIME SHUT DOWN PROGRAM
K.TLE2.03 DELAY TIME 5 min DELAY TIME CONTROL DEVIATION PP.TLE2.03
K.TLE3.01 DELAY TIME 10 s DELAY TIME COOLING AIR FLAP OPEN
K.TLE3.02 DELAY TIME 30 s DELAY TIME SHUT DOWN PROGRAM
K.TLE3.03 DELAY TIME 5 min DELAY TIME CONTROL DEVIATION PP.TLE3.03
Limits and Settings
K.TURN.01 TIME TURNING-OP. 22 h TIME FOR TURNING-OPERATION AFTER CLOSING OF VLE SHUT-OFF
K.TURN.02 TIME TURNING-OP. 6h TIME BETWEEN TWO INTERVAL-TURNING-OPERATION-EVENTS
K.TURN.03 TIME TURNING-OP. 24 h MONIT.-TIME FOR TURNING-OPERATION
K.TURN.04 TIME TURNING-OP. 2h TIME FOR TURNING-OPERATION UP TO CLOSING OF VLE SHUT-OFF
K.TURN.05 TIME TURNING-OP. 60 s Monitoring time until n < S.TURB.20
K.TURN.06 TIME TURNING-OP. 150 s DELAY FOR ALARM, TURN-VLV OPEN AND N < S.TURB.02
K.TURN.10 Time flow control valve 60 s lift time flow control valve
FILLINGTIME FOR PM-FEED LINE AFTER DRAINAGE (GT-TRIP IN FO-
K.VBFUELL.01 TIME FILLING PO-FEED LINE 40 s
PO)
K.VLE.02 TIME COMPR. I.G.V. 10 s INTEGRAL-ACTION PI-CONTROLLER FOR COMPR. I.G.V.
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K.VLE.05 DELAY TIME 0 ms Delay Control deviation monitoring IGV POSITION CONTROLLER
Integration time, cooling air limit controller or -controller influence on
K.VLE.08 TIME COMPR. I.G.V. 5s
setpoint for IGV controller
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
K.VLE.09 TIME COMPR. I.G.V. 9s run time fast IGV
Technical Data
K.VLE.10 TIME COMPR. I.G.V. 9s run time IGV at load rejection
Siemens AG
K.VLE.11 TIME COMPR. I.G.V. 5s Blocking of IGV at initiation of acceleration monitoring
K.WASCH.02 Time compressor cleaning 25 s monitoring time Online compressor cleaning
HP-EMULSIONS-WATER-ESV: MON. TIME FOR FEEDBACK AFTER
K.WASS.09 TIME HP Emulsion WATER 2s
CLOSE COMMAND
HP-EMULSIONS-WATER-CV: MON. TIME FOR FEEDBACK AFTER
K.WASS.10 TIME HP Emulsion WATER 5s
CLOSE COMMAND
HP-EMULSIONS-DM-WATER-CV: MON. TIME FOR FEEDBACK AFTER
K.WASS.11 TIME HP Emulsion WATER 36 s
CONTROLLER CLOSE COMMAND
HP-EMULSIONS-PM-WATER-CV: MON. TIME FOR FEEDBACK AFTER
K.WASS.12 TIME HP Emulsion WATER 36 s
CONTROLLER CLOSE COMMAND
K.WC.03 Time Wet Compression 0.0 s time delay for TOTC setpoint decrease for switch off Wet C
time duration for TOTC gradient for TOTC setpoint decrease for switch off
K.WC.04 Time Wet Compression 60.0 s
Wet C
MB
K.WC.05 Time Wet Compression 1.0 s time duration for maximum TOTC setpoint decrease for switch off Wet C
Factor for PT1 time FO-PO piping, calculation dynmic mass flow proportion
KK.HOE.02 Factor PT1 time FO-PO piping 20 %
water/FO-PO
Factor PT1 time FO-DO feed Factor for PT1 time FO-DO feed piping, calculation dynmic mass flow
KK.HOE.03 20 %
piping proportion water/FO-DO
Factor lag time FO-DO feed Factor for lag time FO-DO feed piping, calculation dynmic mass flow
KK.HOE.05 80 %
piping proportion water/FO-DO
Factor for lag time FO-PO piping, calculation dynmic mass flow proportion
Limits and Settings
KK.HOE.08 Factor lag time FO-PO piping 61 %

water/FO-PO
L.SAMMLER.01 Level NG-drain-system 10 + 4 % Header level natural gas drainage system too low
L.SAMMLER.02 Level NG-drain-system 30 +4 % Header level natural gas drainage system low, header drainge stop
L.SAMMLER.03 Level NG-drain-system 75 -4 % Header level natural gas drainage system higth, piping drainage stop
L.SAMMLER.04 Level NG-drain-system 95 -4 % Header level natural gas drainage system too high
L.SPUEL.01 LEVEL FLUSHING W. 800 +10 mm FLUSHING WATER LEVEL LOW, FILLING TANK
L.SPUEL.02 LEVEL FLUSHING W. 200 +10 mm FLUSHING WATER LEVEL TOO LOW, PROTECTION OF PUMPS
L.SPUEL.03 LEVEL FLUSHING W. 890 -10 mm FLUSHING WATER LEVEL HIGH, STOP FILLING OF TANK
L.SPUEL.04 LEVEL FLUSHING W. 970 -10 mm FLUSHING WATER LEVEL TOO HIGH, OVERFLOW PROTECTION
L.SPUEL.05 LEVEL FLUSHING W. 850 +10 mm FLUSHING WATER LEVEL AFTER PM-BURNER COOLING
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P.FUELL.01 PRESSURE 24 -0.1 bar end of filling FO-DMRL-pipe at fuel changeover NG -> FO
REQUIRED NAT. GAS PRESS. UPSTR. OF FUEL GAS STOP VALVE
P.GAS.01 NAT. GAS PRESSURE 27.5 bar
MBP13AA051
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
P.GAS.06 NAT. GAS PRESSURE 25.4 +0.4 bar NG PRESSURE for premix LOW
Technical Data
P.GAS.07 NAT. GAS PRESSURE 23.0 +0.8 bar NG PRESSURE TOO LOW: NG TRIP IN PREMIX- AND MIXED-OP.
Siemens AG
P.GAS.08 NAT. GAS PRESSURE 27.0 bar REFERENCE-PRESSURE FOR HYBRID-BURNER-PROTECTION
P.GAS.11 NAT. GAS PRESSURE 29.0 -0.2 bar NAT.GAS-PRESS. TOO HIGH, ALARM
NAT.GAS-PRESS. UPSTREAM ESV TOO LOW: NG-TRIP IN PREMIX
P.GAS.17 NAT. GAS PRESSURE 23.5 +0.8 bar
AND MIX-OP.
NATURAL GAS MINIMUM PRESSURE FOR CORRECTION
P.GAS.27 NATURAL GAS PRESSURE 8 bar
CALCULATOR
MIN. FO-PRESSURE FOR OPENING FO-ESV (NON REDUDANT FO-
P.HOE.01 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 65 - 5 bar
SYSTEM)
P.HOE.09 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 1.0+0.5 bar max. pressure upstream ESV for manual opening of ESV
P.HOE.16 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 1.0 -0.2 bar release switch on fuel oil injection pump
P.HOE.17 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 0.1 +1.0 bar FO-trip and shutoff fuel oil injection pump
P.HOE.18 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 60.0 +5.0 bar beginning of change over in two pump system
MB
P.HOEDB.05 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 0 --- pressure related correction
P.HOEDB.06 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 0.3 --- pressure related correction
P.HOEDB.09 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 1 --- pressure related correction
P.HOEDB.11 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 8 barabs maximal Backpressure (reference)
Limits and Settings
P.HSO.02 PRESSURE HCO-SYSTEM 7.0 -0.5 bar LIMIT VALUE FOR PRESSURE-RELIEVED HCO-SYSTEM
P.HSO.03 PRESSURE HCO-SYSTEM 175 -2 bar SYSTEM PRESSURE WITH WHICH THE HCO-PUMP IS SWITCHED OFF
LOWER SYSTEMPRESSURE; THE HCO-PUMP IS SWITCHED ON WITH
P.HSO.04 PRESSURE HCO-SYSTEM 160 +5 bar
FALLING BELOW
P.HSO.05 PRESSURE HCO-SYSTEM 175 -2 bar MIN. PRESSURE FOR FLUSHING
HCO REVERSE LINE
P.HSO.06 5 bar PRESSURE IN THE NOT-ACTIVATED TRACK IS OKAY
PRESSURE
HCO REVERSE LINE
P.HSO.07 10 bar MAX. PRESSURE IN THE NOT-ACTIVATED TRACK
PRESSURE
HCO REVERSE LINE
P.HSO.08 150 bar PRESSURE IN THE ACTIVATED TRACK IS OKAY
PRESSURE
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HSO SYSTEM AND RL MIN. SYSTEM PRESSURE AND MIN. PRESSURE IN THE ACTIVATED
P.HSO.09 140 bar
PRESSURE TRACK
P.HSO.10 PRESSURE HCO-SYSTEM 185 -5 bar MAX. SYSTEM PRESSURE (WARNING INDICATION IN EXCEEDING)
Gas Turbine
FLUSHING OF THE MAIN TRACK IS BROKEN OFF WITH FALLING
Power Generation
Technical Data
P.HSO.11 PRESSURE HCO-SYSTEM 150 +5 bar

BELOW THIS PRESSURE
Siemens AG
P.HYD.02 HYDRAULIC PRESSURE 150 -5 bar STOP STAND-BY OIL PUMP
P.HYD.04 HYDRAULIC PRESSURE 125 +5 bar TRIP ACTIVATING
P.HYD.05 HYDRAULIC PRESSURE 170 -5 bar HYDRAULIC PRSSURE TOO HIGH
COMPRESSOR PRESSURE RATIO AT BASE LOAD AND ISO-
P.PIGL.01 COMPR.PRESSURE RATIO 17.8 ---
CONDITIONS
COMPRESSOR LIMIT CHARACTERISTICS: MAX. COMPR. PRESSURE
P.PISTERN.11 COMPRESSOR CHARACT. 48.86 %
RATIO
P.PISTERN.12 COMPRESSOR CHARACT. 61 %
RATIO
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Limits and Settings

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Siemens AG
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Limits and Settings

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Siemens AG
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MB
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Limits and Settings

P.PISTERN.71 COMPRESSOR CHARACT. -107.01 %
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Gas Turbine
RATIO
Power Generation
Technical Data
P.PVI.01 COMPR.INLET PRESSURE 950 mbar SUBSTITUTE VALUE AT TRANSDUCER FAILURE
Siemens AG
P.SAMMLER.01 Pressure NG-drain-system 2 +0.5 bar Header pressure natural gas drainage system, header depressurized
P.SCHMOEL.01 PRESSURE LUBE-OIL 1.5 +0.2 bar START OF AUXILLIARY LUBE OIL PUMP
P.SCHMOEL.02 PRESSURE LUBE-OIL 0.5 -0.1 bar TEST OF EMERGENCY LUBE OIL PUMP
P.SCHMOEL.03 PRESSURE LUBE-OIL TANK -5.0 -0.5 mbar MAXIMUM PRESSURE IN LUBE OIL TANK (NEGATIVE PRESSURE)
P.SCHMOEL.04 PRESSURE LUBE-OIL TANK -8.0 +0.5 mbar MINIMUM PRESSURE IN LUBE OIL TANK (NEGATIVE PRESSURE)
COMPR. OUTLET PRESSURE at FLUSHING POSITION OF FO-DM-CV
P.VII.06 compressor discharge pressure 8 bar
G.HOEDB.03
G.HOEDB.04
G.HOEDB.05
G.HOEDB.06
MB
G.HOEDB.07
G.HOEDB.08
P.VII.12 comprssor discharge pressure 8.0 bar abs compr. discharge pressure at NG-PM filling time K.EGVB.04
Limits and Settings
P.VII.15 comprssor discharge pressure 8.0 bar abs compr. discharge pressure at purge water flow F.SPUDB.02
P.VII.18 comprssor discharge pressure 13.4 bar abs compr. discharge pressure at FO-DM filling time K.SPUDB.04
P.VII.19 comprssor discharge pressure 14.0 bar abs compr. discharge pressure at FO-DM filling time K.SPUDB.05
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MINIMUM PRESSURE DOWNSTREAM PUMP FOR RELEASE HP-
P.WASS.05 WATER PRESSURE 70 -2 bar
EMULSION-WATER, WATER SHUTOFF
Gas Turbine
MINIMUM PRESSURE DOWNSTREAM PUMP FOR RELEASE HP-
Power Generation
Technical Data
P.WASS.06 WATER PRESSURE 85 -2 bar

EMULSION-WATER
Siemens AG
PK.PVI.01 compr. inlet pressure rate 16 mbar/min Gradient for compressor inlet pressure in the controller
PP.BK.01 REL. CC-PRESS. LOSS 1.8 +0.1 % RELEASE PM < X < CHANGEOVER FROM PM TO DM / Alarm
PP.HOE.08 PRESSURE 12 +3 bar Release for FO-DO RETURN-V close
PP.HOE.11 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 18197 bar s/kg m NOZZLE CHARACTERISTIC 1 FO-pressure at F.HOE.11
MB
Limits and Settings
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
MB
PP.HOEDB.09 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 5 -0.1 bar MIN. PRESSURE DIFFERENCE FO-DO-Feed to CC
PP.HOEVB.04 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 3.0 bar PRESSURE SETPOINT FO-PM-CV AT CHANGEOVER DM/PM
PP.HOEVB.07 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 2.5 -0.1 bar MIN. PRESSURE DIFFERENCE FO-PO-Feed to CC
PP.HOEVB.08 FUEL OIL PRESSURE 1 -0.1 bar MIN. PRESSURE DIFFERENCE FO-PO-Feed to CC DURING FILLING
PP.SPUEL.01 DIFFERENT. PRESSURE 0.5 -0.4 bar DIFF.PRESS. FO-FLUSH.WATER TO COMPR.OUTL. >MIN
PP.TLE2.01 CONTROL RATIO COOL.AIR 0.69 --- CONTROL RATIO COOL.AIR (pTLe2/pVII)
Limits and Settings
PP.TLE2.02 CONTROL DEVIATION 2 -1 % CONTROL DEVIATION WARNING

PP.TLE2.03 CONTROL DEVIATION -3 +2 % CONTROL DEVIATION WARNING
PP.TLE2.04 CONTROL DEVIATION 3 -1 % CONTROL DEVIATION ALARM
PP.TLE3.01 CONTROL RATIO COOL.AIR 0.36 --- CONTROL RATIO COOL.AIR (pTLe3/pVII)
PP.TLE3.02 CONTROL DEVIATION 2 -1 % CONTROL DEVIATION WARNING
PP.TLE3.03 CONTROL DEVIATION -3 +2 % CONTROL DEVIATION WARNING
PP.TLE3.04 CONTROL DEVIATION 3 -1 % CONTROL DEVIATION ALARM
MAX. PRESSURE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMPRESSOR OUTLET
PP.VII.01 COMPR. OUTLET PRESS. 0.5 -0.1 bar
PRESS. 1 AND 2
PP.VOPO.01 constant 0.98 bar-1 Influence compressor inlet pressure on IGV pre-positioning
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QU.HU.01 NG-heating value 37 MJ/m NG-heating value * density value, lower limitation
QU.HU.02 NG-heating value 40 MJ/m NG-heating value * density value upper limitation
QU.HU.03 NG-heating value 45 MJ/kg NG-heating value for pilotgas kurve lower heating value
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
QU.HU.04 NG-heating value 50 MJ/kg NG-heating value for pilotgas kurve higher heating value
Siemens AG
S.ACC.01 CC-Acceleration 2.5 -0.2 g combustion chamber acceleration limit 1, FG operation
S.ACC.02 CC-Acceleration 3 -0.2 g combustion chamber acceleration limit 2, FG operation
S.ACC.03 CC-Acceleration 8 -5.7 g combustion chamber acceleration limit 3
S.ACC.04 CC-Acceleration 2.5 -0.2 g combustion chamber acceleration limit 1, FO operation
S.ACC.05 CC-Acceleration 3 -0.2 g combustion chamber acceleration limit 2, FO operation
S.ACC.06 CC-Acceleration 0.1 +0.2 g combustion chamber acceleration limit of sensor monitoring
S.ACC.07 CC-Acceleration 1.5 -0.2 g combustion chamber acceleration limit 4, FG operation
S.ACCFREQ.01 CC-Acceleration 10...1000 Hz band pass for acceleration monitoring
S.LAGER.00 VIBRATION PROTECTION 20 ... 200 Hz BAND PASS FOR VIBRATION PROTECTION
COMPRESSOR LIMIT CHARACTERISTICS: COORDINATES FOR
S.NSTERN.01 COMPRESSOR CHARACT. 85 %
REDUCED SPEED
MB
REDUCED SPEED
S.NSTERN.03 COMPRESSOR CHARACT. 91.7 %
REDUCED SPEED
REDUCED SPEED
REDUCED SPEED
Limits and Settings
REDUCED SPEED

REDUCED SPEED
REDUCED SPEED
S.TURB.00 TURBINE SPEED 50.0 s-1 NOMINAL SPEED
S.TURB.02 TURBINE SPEED 0.10 +0.01 s-1 SPEED NEAR STANDSTILL
CLOSE COMPR. BLOW OFF DAMPER 3 AT START-UP WITH GAS,
S.TURB.03 TURBINE SPEED 38.6 -0.2 s-1
(IGV-contr. for VX4.3), start-up monitoring
S.TURB.04 TURBINE SPEED 2.50 +0.10 s-1 SPEED NEAR turning-speed
S.TURB.05 TURBINE SPEED 4.0 -1.0 s-1 SEVERAL TASKS AT START, BEGINNING OF TURNING-OPERATION
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CLOSE COMPR. BLOW OFF DAMPER 2 AT START UP WITH GAS
(OPEN AT .3A)
S.TURB.09 TURBINE SPEED 6.6 -0.4 s-1 Switch on Ignition (FO-Start-up) and opening of NG-ESV at NG-Start-up
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
S.TURB.10 TURBINE SPEED 47.5 +0.2 s-1 95% OF NOM. SPEED
Technical Data
S.TURB.102 TURBINE SPEED 25.0 -0.5 s-1 opening of pg-cv to position to F.PILOT.30
Siemens AG
S.TURB.103 TURBINE SPEED 4.0 -0.2 s-1 Release offline compressor cleaning (start water injection)
S.TURB.104 TURBINE SPEED 30 s-1 BEGIN 3.OPENING RATE OF NG-CV AT STARTUP WITH NG
S.TURB.105 TURBINE SPEED 100 s-1 BEGIN 3.OPENING RATE OF FO-CV AT STARTUP WITH FO
S.TURB.106 TURBINE SPEED 0 s-1 limiting function, startup with NG, 1.point of characteristic
S.TURB.112 TURBINE SPEED 0 s-1 limiting function, startup with FO, 1.point of characteristic
S.TURB.113 TURBINE SPEED 13.5 s-1 limiting function, startup with FO, 2.point of characteristic
MB
S.TURB.115 TURBINE SPEED 39.5 s-1 limiting function, startup with FO, 4.point of characteristic
S.TURB.118 TURBINE SPEED 45.0 s-1 closing pilotgas-cv after startup
S.TURB.12 TURBINE SPEED 8.33 +0.2 s-1 E.G. SWITCH ON/OFF OF THE LIFTING OIL PUMP
Limits and Settings
S.TURB.122 TURBINE SPEED 46.5 +1.0 s-1 opening blowoff valves and trip at underfrequency
S.TURB.124 TURBINE SPEED 25 s-1 Additional NG-PM during NG-start with F.EGVB.37
CLOSE COMPR. BLOW OFF DAMPERS 1, CLOSE COMPR. BLOW OFF
DAMPER 3 AT START-UP WITH GAS at V94.yA
Speed limit for switch over to higher frequency response gradient
S.TURB.130 TURBINE SPEED 50.25 s-1
(SK.TURB.09, for island operation)
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S.TURB.15 TURBINE SPEED 42.0 -0.2 s-1 SEVERAL AT START UP, compr. surge prot. on
S.TURB.20 TURBINE SPEED 1.80 +0.10 s-1 SEVERAL FUNCTIONS DURING TURNING GEAR OPERATION
S.TURB.21 TURBINE SPEED 12.5 -0.5 s-1 25% OF NOM. SPEED, MONITORING OF START-UP-PROCEDURE
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
S.TURB.30 TURBINE SPEED 6.6 -1.0 s-1 CONDITION FOR OPENING OF FO-DM-ESV AT FO-START
Siemens AG
S.TURB.31 TURBINE SPEED 5.5 -0.4 s-1 IGNITION AT START-UP WITH FO
RELEASE IGNIGTION AND SWITCH OFF IGNITION AT START UP WITH
OIL
S.TURB.37 TURBINE SPEED 15.0 -0.5 s-1 SPEED > 30% OF NOM. SPEED AT START UP, counter of oper. hours
S.TURB.38 TURBINE SPEED 11.5 -0.9 s-1 boiler purging speed monitoring
S.TURB.40 TURBINE SPEED 26 -1 s-1 RELEASE FOR FO -DIFF FLUSHING
S.TURB.51 TURBINE SPEED 47.5 s-1 SWITCH ON OF SPEED GOVERNOR AT START UP
S.TURB.52 TURBINE SPEED 51.5 s-1 UPPER LIMIT OF SPEED SET POINT
BEGIN OF 1. OPENING RATE OF OIL CONTROL VALVE AT STARTUP
WITH OIL
MB
BEGIN OF 2. OPENING RATE OF OIL CONTROL VALVE AT STARTUP
WITH OIL
S.TURB.68 TURBINE SPEED 51.5 -0.2 s-1 speed > 103% of nom. speed
SPEED <94% OF NOM. SPEED, SPEED MONITORING (PROTECTION),
S.TURB.70 TURBINE SPEED 47.0 +0.5 s-1
Blow off damper control at fuel oil start-up
S.TURB.71 TURBINE SPEED 52.0 -0.2 s-1 SPEED >104% OF NOM. SPEED, SPEED MONITORING (PROTECTION)
S.TURB.72 TURBINE SPEED 54.0 -1.62 s-1 SPEED 108% OF NOM. SPEED, OVERSPEED PROTECTION, TRIP
S.TURB.82 TURBINE SPEED 0.01 s-1 SPEED DEADBAND (+/-) PRIMARY FREQUENCY INFLUENCE
Limits and Settings
S.TURB.84 TURBINE SPEED 49.75 s-1 SETPOINT LIMIT FREQUENCY INFLUENCE UNDERFREQUENCY
S.TURB.85 TURBINE SPEED 50.25 s-1 SETPOINT LIMIT FREQUENCY INFLUENCE OVERFREQUENCY
S.TURB.88 TURBINE SPEED 18.0 -0.5 s-1 SWITCH OFF IGNITION GAS AT START UP WITH FO
S.TURB.89 TURBINE SPEED 0.5 -0.1 s-1 min. speed for switch on turning gear
opening compressor inlet guide vanes from start-positon to U.VLE.14/15/17
S.TURB.96 TURBINE SPEED >45 s-1
at start-up
S.TURB.97 TURBINE SPEED >15 s-1 closing compressor inlet guide vanes to start-position at start-up
S.TURB.98 TURBINE SPEED 11.7 s-1 boiler purging speed, lower limit
S.TURB.99 TURBINE SPEED 13.3 s-1 boiler purging speed, upper limit
SE.STATIK SPEED DROOP 5% DROOP OF SPEED GOVERNOR
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SE.STATIK.01 SPEED DROOP 5% DROOP OF SPEED GOVERNOR ( RPM FOR MW)
SE.STATIK.02 SPEED DROOP 5% STATIC LIMIT FREQUENCY INFLUENCE UNDERFREQUENCY
SE.STATIK.03 SPEED DROOP 5% STATIC LIMIT FREQUENCY INFLUENCE OVERFREQUENCY
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
SE.STATIK.04 SPEED DROOP 8 --- gain of speed governor, direct
Siemens AG
SE.STATIK.05 SPEED DROOP 0 --- gain of speed governor, delayed with K.STATIK.01
SE.STATIK.06 SPEED DROOP 3 --- Droop for primary frequency influence, lower limit
SE.STATIK.07 SPEED DROOP 8 --- Droop for primary frequency influence, upper limit
max. change rate for primary frequency influence, load set-point-correction,
SK.TURB.05 SPEED CONTROLLER 1.5 %/s
fuel gas
max. speed change rate for frequency influence on controller input for
IGVs open
max. change rate for frequency influence after partly load rejection / at
island operation (natural gas)
max. speed change rate for frequency influence on controller input at IGV <
G.VLE0.22
max. speed change rate for frequency influence on controller input at
G.VLE0.22 < IGV < G.VLE0.21
ST.PUMP.03 REDUCED SPEED 0.932 +0.01 --- LOWER LIMIT VALUE REDUCED SPEED N* FOR WATER/STEAM TRIP
MB
ST.PUMP.04 REDUCED SPEED 0.85 --- REDUCED SPEED N* at U.LSV.07
Limits and Settings

T.EMOTOR.01 motor winding temperature 90 - 5 C alarm on exceeding of motor winding temperature
alarm on exceeding of motor winding temperature (only for medium voltage
T.EMOTOR.03 motor winding temperature 115 -5 C
motor, >1kV)
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motor protection shut off on exceeding of motor winding temperature (only
T.EMOTOR.04 motor winding temperature 120 -5 C
for medium voltage motor, >1kV)
T.GAS.01 NATURAL GAS TEMP. 205 -5 C NG TEMPERATURE HIGH, ALARM
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
T.GAS.02 NATURAL GAS TEMP. 210 -5 C NG TEMPERATURE TOO HIGH, NG TRIP
Technical Data
T.HOE.02 FO-temp. upstream pumps 55 -6 C fuel oil pumps off
Siemens AG
T.HYD.01 HIGHPR.-HYDRAULIC <20 C HYDRAULIC-OIL-HEATING ON
T.HYD.02 HIGHPR.-HYDRAULIC >25 C HYDRAULIC-OIL-HEATING OFF
T.HYD.03 HIGHPR.-HYDRAULIC >45 C HYDRAULIC-OIL-COOLING, FAN OFF
T.HYD.04 HIGHPR.-HYDRAULIC >55 C HYDRAULIC-OIL-COOLING, FAN ON
T.HYD.05 HIGHPR.-HYDRAULIC 70 -5 C ALARM "HYDRAULIC-OIL-TEMP. > MAX."
T.HYD.06 HIGHPR.-HYDRAULIC 10 +5 C MESSAGE HYDRAULIC OIL TEMPERATURE << MIN
T.HYD.07 HIGHPR.-HYDRAULIC 0 +5 C MESSAGE HYDRAULIC OIL TEMPERATURE TOO LOW, PUMPS OFF
T.LAGER.M BEARING TEMPERATURE 110 -5 C ALARM "BEARING TEMP. HIGH"
T.LAGER.M01 TURBINE BEARING 110 -5 C ALARM "TURBINE BEARING TEMP. HIGH"
T.LAGER.S COMPR. + TURB. BEAR. 120 -5 C TRIP AT BEARING TEMP. HIGH
T.SAMMLER.01 Temperature NG-drain-system 5 +2 C Header temperature natural gas drainage system too low
MB
T.SAMMLER.02 Temperature NG-drain-system 80 -2 C Header temperature natural gas drainage system too high
T.SCHMOEL.01 temp. lube oil tank 10 -3 C lube oil tanktemperature, start-up release
T.SCHMOEL.02 temp. lube oil tank 15 -3 C lube oil tanktemperature, heating on/off
T.SCHMOEL.03 temp. lube oil tank 20 -3 C lube oil tanktemperature, heating off
T.SCHMOEL.04 temp. lube oil feed 58 -3 C lube oil feed temperature high, alarm
T.SPERRL.01 Seal Air Temperature 90 +5 C seal air temperature low, alarm
Limits and Settings
T.SPERRL.02 Seal Air Temperature 180 -5 C seal air temperature high, alarm
T.SPERRL.03 Seal Air Temperature 220 -5 C seal air temperature too high, trip
T.SPERRL.04 Seal Air Temperature 130 C seal air temperature setpoint
T.VI.00 TEMP. UPSTR. COMPR. -50 ... +60 C COMP. INLET TEMP. RANGE FOR MEASURING AND INDICATION
OTC setpoint decrease fr "NOx = const.": compressor inlet temperature for
T.VI.12 TEMP. UPSTR. COMPR. -20 C
TT.ATK.D18 and TT.ATK.D32 (NG operation)
T.VI.14 TEMP. UPSTR. COMPR. 0 C
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

TT.ATK.D24 and TT.ATK.D38 (FO operation)
Siemens AG
T.VI.26 TEMP. UPSTR. COMPR. -20 C additv Pilotgasflow F.PILOT.92 for NG-PM at T.VI.26
T.VI.27 TEMP. UPSTR. COMPR. -5 C additv Pilotgasflow F.PILOT.93 for NG-PM at T.VI.27
T.VI.28 TEMP. UPSTR. COMPR. 0 C additv Pilotgasflow F.PILOT.94 for NG-PM at T.VI.28
MB
OTC setpoint, compressor inlet temperature limit for activation of operating
mode "overfiring"
limit for TEMPERATURE CONTROL DEVIATION OF COMPR. I.G.V.
T.VLE.01 TEMP. C.I.G.V. CONT. 20 C
CONTROLLER
T.VLE.02 TEMP. C.I.G.V. CONT. 0K Dead band for temperatur control deviation for IGV controller
Limits and Settings
Dead band increase for temperatur control deviation at compressor

T.VLE.03 TEMP. C.I.G.V. CONT. 4K

pressure ratio controller activ
TK.TVI.01 compr. inlet temperature rate 1 K/min Gradient for compressor inlet temperature in the controller
TURBINE TEMPERATURE PROTECTION RBK MBA26CT101-124: Hot-
TT.AT.01 TURB.EXHAUST TEMP. 30 C
Spot ALARM
TURBINE TEMPERATURE PROTECTION RBK MBA26CT101-124: Hot-
Spot TRIP
TURBINE TEMP. PROTECTION RBK MBA26CT101-124: Cold-Spot AL,
TRIP, SHUT DOWN
TURBINE TEMP. PROTECTION RBK MBA26CT101-124: MON. RANGE
TT.AT.04 TURB.EXHAUST TEMP. 60 -3 C
HOT-SPOT
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TURBINE TEMP. PROTECTION RBK MBA26CT101-124: MON. RANGE
TT.AT.05 TURB.EXHAUST TEMP. 60 -3 C
FLAME OFF
DEFECTIVE THERMOELEMENT SWITCH OFF LIMIT AT AVERAGE-
Gas Turbine
CALCULATION OF OTC
Power Generation
Technical Data
TT.AT.07 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 650 -10 C Hot-Spot monitoring during start-up, warning
Siemens AG
TT.AT.08 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 700 -10 C Hot-Spot monitoring during start-up, trip
TT.ATK.00 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. - 50 ... +700 C OTC-TEMPERATURE RANGE FOR MEASURING AND INDICATION
TRANSFER FROM DIFFUSION- TO PREMIX-BURNER (HOE-
TT.ATK.02 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 480 -2 C
OPERATION)
TRANSFER FROM PREMIX- TO DIFFUSION-BURNER (HOE-
TT.ATK.05 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 470 +2 C
OPERATION)
Pilotgasflow for NG-PM additiv, IGV closed, OTC at F.PILOT.113, low heat
TT.ATK.102 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 200 C
value
value
value
value
MB
value
value
TT.ATK.11 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 300 -10 C RELEASE HOT-SPOT-PROTECTION
TT.ATK.41 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. -41 C ATK FOR IGNITION ADAPTION AT F.EG.21, F.HOE.143, G.HOE.
TT.ATK.42 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. -20 C ATK FOR IGNITION ADAPTION AT F.EG.22, F.HOE.144, G.HOE.
Limits and Settings
TT.ATK.43 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 0 C ATK FOR IGNITION ADAPTION AT F.EG.23, F.HOE.145, G.HOE.
TT.ATK.44 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. +15 C ATK FOR IGNITION ADAPTION AT F.EG.24, F.HOE.146, G.HOE.
TT.ATK.48 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 300 C Pilotgasflow for NG-DM: OTC at F.PILOT.21
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TT.ATK.54 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 300 C Pilotgasflow for NG-DMPM-MM: OTC at F.PILOT.33
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
TT.ATK.60 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 320 C PM-partition in NG-DMPM-Mixed Operation for J.EGANT.01
forced switch back to NG-DM during switch over from NG-DM to NG-
TT.ATK.66 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 290 +2 C
DMPM-MIX
TT.ATK.67 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 500 +2 C GT trip during fuel changeover NG-PM <-> FO
TT.ATK.68 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 520 -2 C release fuel changeover NG-PM <-> FO
MB
TT.ATK.70 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 200 C Pilotgasflow for NG-PM additiv, IGV closed, OTC at F.PILOT.69
Limits and Settings
TT.ATK.77 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 535 C Low limit of max. external temperature setpoint (TSMAX)
TT.ATK.78 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 340 C Low limit of external temperature setpoint (TSX)
TT.ATK.80 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 560 C Pilotgasflow for NG-PM additiv, IGV open, OTC at F.PILOT.77
TT.ATK.86 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 560 C Temperature fuelcangeover
TT.ATK.87 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 200 C Correction factor of combustion efficieny
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
TT.ATK.99 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 400 C temperature offset for hot and cold spot protection after loadrejection
TT.ATK.D01 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 10 K TT.ATK.GL+D01, SETPOINT FOR TEMP CONTROLLER AT PART LOAD
TT.ATK.GL-D02, SETPOINT FOR IGV CONTROLLER ABOVE BASE
TT.ATK.D02 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 5K
LOAD
TT.ATK.D09 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 10 K difference above base load OTC, for the counter of the operating hours
MB
DIFFERENCE FOR INLET-GUIDEVANE-CONTROLLER-SETPOINT FOR
FUEL OIL CHANGEOVER
OTC setpoint decrease for "NOx = const.": setpoint for compressor inlet
TT.ATK.D18 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 15.6 K
temperature T.VI.12 (NG operation)
Limits and Settings

temperature T.VI.18 (FO operation)
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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
TT.ATK.D30 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 100 K DIFFERENCE FOR TATK(OTC)-MONITORING TO U.VLE.21
TT.ATK.D31 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 50 K DIFFERENCE FOR TATK(OTC)-MONITORING FROM U.VLE.21
OTC setpoint decrease for IGV controller: setpoint for compressor inlet
MB
Limits and Settings

OTC setpoint decrease for TOTC controller per 1kg/s wet compression
mass flow for Wet C switch off
TT.ATK.D45 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 6K maximum OTC increase for operating mode "overfiring"
TT.ATK.D46 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. -700 --- OTC difference for factor U.EOH.03
TT.ATK.D47 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 0 --- OTC difference for factor U.EOH.04
TT.ATK.D48 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 9.9 --- OTC difference for factor U.EOH.05
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TT.ATK.DSG TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 20 K TRANSFER TO SLOW GRADIENT DURING LOADING
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
ATK AT BASE LOAD FOR TEMP. GOVERNOR AT SIMPLE CYCLE

TT.ATK.EGGL TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 564 C
OPERATION with nat. Gas
Siemens AG
ATK AT BASE LOAD FOR TEMP. GOVERNOR AT COMBINED CYCLE
TT.ATK.EGGLK TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 566 C
OPERATION with nat. Gas
ATK AT BASE LOAD FOR TEMP. GOVERNOR AT SIMPLE CYCLE
TT.ATK.HOEGL TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 539 C
OPERATION with fuel oil
ATK AT BASE LOAD FOR TEMP. GOVERNOR AT COMBINED CYCLE
TT.ATK.HOEGLK TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 541 C
OPERATION with fuel oil
for VX4.3A: ALARM, OTC high, for VX4.2: alarm, adjustment in accordance
TT.ATK.M07 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 626 -5 C
with 3.7-0162; hysteresis -6C
VX4.3A: trip, OTC too high, VX4.2: trip, adjustment in accordance with 3.7-
TT.ATK.S07 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 666 -5 C
0162; hysteresis -6C
TT.BRENNER.M01 TEMP.DIFFERENCE 100 -20 K BURNERTEMP.-COMP.DISCHARGE TEMP.: ALARM
BURNERTEMP.-COMP.DISCHARGE TEMP.: RAPID TRANSFER PM-
TT.BRENNER.U01 TEMP.DIFFERENCE 150 -70 K
>DM / GT-Trip
MB
TT.VOPO.01 constant 0.0072 C-1 Influence compressor inlet temperature on IGV pre-positioning
TT.VOPO.03 constant 0.000085 C-2 Influence compressor inlet temperature on IGV pre-positioning
Relationship of the relative change of fuel mass flow to change of exhaust
TT.VOPO.04 constant 0.00206 C-1
gas temperature with open IGV
TEMP. GRAD. WHEN CHANG. FROM BASE LOAD TO PEAK LOAD AND
TTK.ATK.01 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 11 K/min
VICE VERSA, VX4.yA approching to base load
TTK.ATK.02 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 30 K/min ALLOWED TEMP. GRAD. TO BASE LOAD
TTK.ATK.03 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 240 K/min TEMP. GRAD. FOR TT.ATK.D02-, D01-down
Limits and Settings
TTK.ATK.04 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 40 K/min TEMP. GRAD. FOR TT.ATK.D01, D02-up

OTC setpoint decrease for TOTC controller per 1kg/s wet compression
TTK.ATK.06 TURB.EXHAUST, CORR. 0 K/(kg/s)
mass flow for Wet C switch off
OTC setpoint, limit for switch over of delta coefficients for operating mode
U.ATK.03 RELATIVE SPEED 99 %
"overfiring"
OTC setpoint, limit for switch over of delta coefficients for operating mode
U.ATK.04 RELATIVE SPEED 98 %
"overfiring"
U.ATK.K11 factor -3.4e-1 --- OTC calculation, coefficients for operating mode "no overfiring"
U.ATK.K12 factor -7.5e-3 1/C OTC calculation, coefficients for operating mode "no overfiring"
U.ATK.K13 factor -8.5e-5 1/C^2 OTC calculation, coefficients for operating mode "no overfiring"
U.ATK.K14 factor -1.85e2 C OTC calculation, coefficients for operating mode "no overfiring"
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U.ATK.K15 factor -1.7e3 C OTC calculation, coefficients for operating mode "no overfiring"
U.ATK.K16 factor -5 --- OTC calculation, coefficients for operating mode "no overfiring"
U.ATK.K17 factor 3 --- OTC calculation, coefficients for operating mode "no overfiring"
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
U.ATK.K18 factor -3e-2 1/C OTC calculation, coefficients for operating mode "no overfiring"
Siemens AG
OTC setpoint, delta coefficients for operating mode "overfiring", n >
U.ATK.K24 factor 212.5 C
U.ATK.03
U.ATK.K25 factor 2000 C
U.ATK.03
U.ATK.K26 factor 40 ---
U.ATK.03
U.ATK.03
U.ATK.K28 factor -0.5 1/C
U.ATK.03
U.ATK.04
U.ATK.K35 factor -17000 C
U.ATK.04
MB
U.ATK.04
U.ATK.K37 factor -3400 ---
U.ATK.04
U.ATK.04
OTC setpoint, delta coefficients for operating mode "overfiring", n <=
U.ATK.04
Limits and Settings
U.ATK.K45 factor 0 C
U.ATK.04
U.ATK.04
U.ATK.04
U.ATK.04
Characteristic for IGV pre-positioning: relative fuel mass flow for
U.BRENNST.03 REL. FUEL MASS FLOW 0%
compressor massflow = U.LSV.47
U.BRENNST.04 REL. FUEL MASS FLOW 45 %
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Technical Data

Siemens AG
U.BRENNST.09 REL. FUEL MASS FLOW -8.592 --- Polynomial coefficient for the computation of the relative GL fuel mass flow
U.BRENNST.10 REL. FUEL MASS FLOW 18.87 --- Polynomial coefficient for the computation of the relative GL fuel mass flow
U.BRENNST.11 REL. FUEL MASS FLOW -0.03554 1/C Polynomial coefficient for the computation of the relative GL fuel mass flow
U.BRENNST.12 REL. FUEL MASS FLOW -9.211 --- Polynomial coefficient for the computation of the relative GL fuel mass flow
U.BRENNST.13 REL. FUEL MASS FLOW 0.03081 1/C Polynomial coefficient for the computation of the relative GL fuel mass flow
U.BRENNST.14 REL. FUEL MASS FLOW -8.350E-06 1/C^2 Polynomial coefficient for the computation of the relative GL fuel mass flow
U.EGDB.01 NUMBER OF BURNER 24 --- number of NG-DM burner
U.EGVB.01 NUMBER OF BURNER 24 --- number of NG-PM burner
U.EMU.01 FACTOR 1 --- valve position correction at emulsified air condition
MB
Limits and Settings

factor f2 for operation with unpure fuel, for the counter of the operating
U.EOH.01 FACTOR 1.0 ---
hours
U.EOH.03 FACTOR 1 --- factor OTC dependent at TT.ATK.D46
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U.LAW.01 BINARY 0 --- Switch for activation of function "Trip at detection of load rejection"
U.LAW.02 RELATIVE SPEED 0.7 % Load rejection detection: limit value for speed increase
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
COMPRESSOR I.G.V POSITIONING BASE POINT 1, ISO compressor

U.LSV.01 FACTOR 60.5 %
massflow at U.VLE.01
Siemens AG
U.LSV.03 FACTOR 80 %
U.LSV.06 FACTOR 100 %
max. compressor flow at reduced speed n* ST.PUMP.04 (without
U.LSV.07 COMPRESSOR FLOW 89.1 %
water/steam)
water/steam)
MB
water/steam)
water/steam)
U.LSV.11 COMPRESSOR FLOW 100 %
water/steam)
water/steam)
Limits and Settings
U.LSV.27 COMPRESSOR FLOW 88.7 % max. compressor flow at reduced speed n* ST.PUMP.24 (with water/steam)
U.LSV.31 COMPRESSOR FLOW 100 % max. compressor flow at reduced speed n* ST.PUMP.28 (with water/steam)
U.LSV.32 COMPRESSOR FLOW 100 % max. compressor flow at reduced speed n* ST.PUMP.29 (with water/steam)
Characteristic for IGV pre-positioning: compressor mass flow for relative
fuel mass flow = U.BRENNST.03
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Technical Data

Siemens AG
U.PILOT.02 NUMBER OF BURNER 24 --- number of pilot gas burner
U.PRAL.01 FACTOR 1 --- KP PRAL-CONTROLLER FUEL VALVES
U.PRAL.02 FACTOR 10 --- KD PRAL-CONTROLLER FUEL VALVES
U.PRAL.03 FACTOR 1 --- KP PRAL-CONTROLLER COMPR. I.G.V. CONTROLER
U.PRAL.05 FACTOR 1% KV PRAL-CONTROLLER COMPR. I.G.V. CONTROLER
U.PRAL.06 FACTOR 5% LIMIT PRAL-CONTROL DEVIATION
U.PRAL.07 FACTOR 0.1 --- diff. gain neg. portion
U.PRAL.08 FACTOR 20 --- diff. gain pos. portion
U.PRAL.09 FACTOR 0.2 --- Kp2 pral-Regler fuel-valves
MB
U.PRAL.11 dead band 1% dead band of differential part (+/-)
U.PRAL.12 factor 3.9 --- factor, pral-controller
U.PRAL.13 constant 0.9 --- constant, pral-controller
U.PRAL.14 constant 5.5224 --- Cooling air limit controller, limit without ejector pumps
U.PRAL.15 constant -11.2582 --- Cooling air limit controller, limit without ejector pumps
U.PRAL.17 constant -1.3877 --- Cooling air limit controller, limit without ejector pumps
Limits and Settings
U.PRAL.20 constant 5.5224 --- Cooling air limit controller, limit with ejector pumps
U.PRAL.21 constant -11.2582 --- Cooling air limit controller, limit with ejector pumps
U.PRAL.23 constant -1.3877 --- Cooling air limit controller, limit with ejector pumps
U.PRAL.26 constant 3% Cooling air limit controller, Offset for fuel control valve
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U.PRAL.27 dead band 0% Dead band, Compressor pressure ratio limit controller for IGV
U.PRAL.28 gain factor 0.1 --- Cooling air limit controller for fuel contr. valve, gain factor
U.PRAL.29 dead band 0% Dead band, Cooling air limit controller for IGV
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
SPEED CONTROLLER AMPLIFICATION GAIN (ratio: thermal load change

U.REGLER.01 GAIN FACTOR 7 ---
/ frequenzy change)
Siemens AG
U.REGLER.02 PROPORTIONAL GAIN 0.01 --- LOAD-/SPEED CONTROLLER PROPORTIONAL COEFFICIENT
U.REGLER.07 GAIN FACTOR 10 --- POSITION CONTROL LOOP AMPLIFICATION GAIN
U.REGLER.08 GAIN FACTOR 10 --- POSITION CONTROL LOOP AMPLIFICATION GAIN
U.REGLER.09 GAIN FACTOR 10 --- POSITION CONTROL LOOP AMPLIFICATION GAIN, FO
U.REGLER.13 CONTROL DEVIATION 1.5 +0.1 % CRITERION; SMALL CONTROLL DEVIATION
U.REGLER.28 GAIN FACTOR 10 --- POSITION CONTROL LOOP AMPLIFICATION GAIN, NG
Limit integral long-time
U.REGLER.31 10 % Limit integral long-time correction
correction
U.REGLER.32 PROPORTIONAL GAIN 0.01 --- LOAD LIMIT CONTROLLER PROPORTIONAL COEFFICIENT
U.RLTNK.01 Volume return line tank 14950 -200 l remaining volume, return line tank, drainage pump protection off
U.RLTNK.02 Volume return line tank 13700 +100 l remaining volume, switch on / off return tank drainage pump
MB
U.RLTNK.03 Volume return line tank 8000 +500 l remaining volume, return line tank, no release for one fuel oil start
U.RLTNK.04 Volume return line tank 6000 +500 l remaining volume, return line tank, no release for one fuel change over
U.RLTNK.05 Volume return line tank 200 +500 l remaining volume, return line tank, fuel oil trip
Correction factor for the relative fuel mass flow during purging the fuel oil
U.SPUDB.01 Corection factor purging 1 ---
line
U.VLE.01 FACTOR 0% COMPRESSOR I.G.V BASE POINT 1, IGV position at U.LSV.01
U.VLE.02 FACTOR 20 % COMPRESSOR I.G.V BASE POINT 2, IGV position at U.LSV.02
Limits and Settings


PROPORTIONAL FACTOR COMPR. I.G.V. TEMPERATURE
U.VLE.09 FACTOR 40 %
CONTROLLER
U.VLE.10 FACTOR 100 % LIMIT OF COMPR.I.G.V. POSITION SPEED IN OPEN DIRECTION
U.VLE.11 FACTOR -100 % LIMIT OF COMPR.I.G.V. POSITION SPEED IN CLOSED DIRECTION
U.VLE.12 FACTOR 20 --- KP COMPRESSOR INLET GUIDE VANE POSITION CONTROLLER
U.VLE.13 FACTOR 20 -0.1 % Control deviation monitoring IGV POSITION CONTROLLER
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U.VLE.16 IGV-position 0% Min position of compressor inlet guide vanes for fuel gas operation
U.VLE.17 IGV-position 0% Min position of compressor inlet guide vanes for fuel oil operation
monitoring of minimum position of compressor inlet guide vanes after start-
Gas Turbine
U.VLE.18 IGV-position -1 -2 %
Power Generation
up with natural gas
Technical Data
U.VLE.19 IGV-position -1.5 -0.5 % minimum Position for natural gas operation (lower limit)
Siemens AG
U.VLE.20 IGV-position 1.5 +0.5 % minimum Position for natural gas operation (upper limit)
U.VLE.21 IGV-position >50 % Limit switch over of OTC-TC monitoring TT.ATK.30/31
U.VLE.22 IGV-position 0% Start-up position of compressor inlet guide vanes for fuel gas operation
U.VLE.23 IGV-position 0% Start-up position of compressor inlet guide vanes for fuel oil operation
Limit for change of max. frequency gradient (closing IGVs):
U.VLE.24 IGV-position 30 %
VLGMIN+U.VLE.24
Limit for stop of frequency gradient (IGVs in closed position);
VLGMIN+U.VLE.25
Limit for change of max. frequency gradient (IGVs open); VLOGNS-
U.VLE.26
TRANSFER FROM DIFFUSION- TO PREMIX-BURNER (FO-OPERATION)
U.VLE.27 IGV-position 18 -1 %
FOR GT WITH TURN DOWN
TRANSFER FROM PREMIX- TO DIFFUSION-BURNER (FO-OPERATION)
MB
U.VLE.28 IGV-position 13 +1 %
FOR GT WITH TURN DOWN
Influence of OTC setpoint decrease for "NOx = const." on IGV
U.VOPO.07 FACTOR 1.18 ---
prepositioning
Y.EMOTOR.01 BEARING VIBRATION MOT. 60 -5 dB sv shaft vibration FO-injectionpump motor
Y.LAGER.01 BEARING VIBRATION 0.3 +0.2 mm/s LIMIT FOR MONITORING
Y.LAGER.02 BEARING VIBRATION 1.0 -0.1 mm/s LIMIT FOR MONITORING
Y.LAGER.M BEARING VIBRATION 9.3 -0.5 mm/s ALARM "BEARING VIBR. ALARM"
Limits and Settings
Y.LAGER.S BEARING VIBRATION 14.7 -0.5 mm/s TRIP AND ALARM "BEARING VIBR. TRIP"
Y.PUMPE.01 BEARING VIBRATION FO PMP 60 -5 dB sv shaft vibration FO-injection pump
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Tag-No. Name Type Diagram Range/Principle Setting(s) Use Junction Box

CUH01 Fast IGV Ctrl Cab JB ----- DIRECT
MBA10CG101-B01 Shaftposition thrust POSE 3.1-1010 [2-12mm] [2-12mm] GIA+-S+-Z+ MBA10CG101-U01
MBA10CG101-U01 Shaftposition thrust AMPL 3.1-1010 GIA+-S+-Z+ DIRECT
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBA10CG102-B01 Shaftposition thrust POSE 3.1-1010 [2-12mm] [2-12mm] GIA+-S+-Z+ MBA10CG102-U01
Siemens AG
MBA10CG102-U01 Shaftposition thrust AMPL 3.1-1010 GIA+-S+-Z+ DIRECT
MBA10CS101 Turbine Speed SSE 3.1-1010 [0.5-25000Hz] [0.5-25000Hz] SA+S+Z+ MBY40GF001A
MBA10CY101-B01 Rotary Shaft Position VSE 3.1-1010 [0.4-4.4mm] [0.4-4.4mm] GR MBA10CY101-U01
MBA10CY101-U01 Rotary Shaft Position AMPL 3.1-1010 GR DIRECT
MBA11AS001-S11 Adjustment PRSW 3.1-1010 [-] GS MBY21GF001
MBA11AS001-S21 Adjustment PRSW 3.1-1010 [-] GS MBY21GF001
MBA11CG101 Adjustment POSE 3.1-1010 [0-50Grad] [0-50Grad] GIC MBY38GF001
MB
MBA11CP001 Pressure Difference DPSW 3.1-1010 [2-700mbar] < 30 +10 mbar PDA-S-Z- MBY37GF001A
[700-1100mbar
MBA11CP101 Compr Inlet Press PSEI 3.1-1010 [0-1300mbar abs] abs] PCIRS+- MBY37GF001A
MBA11CT101A Inlet Temperature RTD2 3.1-1010 [0-400C] [0-400C] TICS+-Z- MBY38GF001
MBA11CT101B Inlet Temperature RTD2 3.1-1010 [0-400C] [0-400C] TICS+-Z- MBY38GF001
Limits and Settings

List of Measuring Instruments

[0-25000mbar
MBA12CP101 Outlet Pressure PSE 3.1-1010 [0-30000mbar abs] abs] PICS MBY20GF001
[0-25000mbar
MBA12CP102 Outlet Pressure PSE 3.1-1010 [0-30000mbar abs] abs] PICS MBY20GF001
MBA12CP401 Outlet Pressure P 3.1-1010 [0-25bar] P n.a.
MBA12CT101A Outlet Temperature TC2 3.1-1010 [0-650C] [0-650C] TICS+ MBY39GF001B
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MBA12CT101B Outlet Temperature TC2 3.1-1010 [0-650C] [0-650C] TICS+ MBY39GF001B

MBA12CT102A Outlet Temperature TC2 3.1-1010 [0-650C] [0-650C] TICS+ MBY39GF001B
MBA12CT102B Outlet Temperature TC2 3.1-1010 [0-650C] [0-650C] TICS+ MBY39GF001B
MBA12CT401 Outlet Temperature T 3.1-1010 [0-600C] T n.a.
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBA12CT403 Outlet Temperature T 3.1-1010 [0-650C] T n.a.

MBA22AA001-S21 Fuel Oil Drain Valve PRSW 3.1-1210 [-] GS MBY19GF001
Siemens AG
MBA22AA002-S21 Fuel Oil Drain Valve PRSW 3.1-1210 [-] GS MBY19GF001
MBA26CT101A Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001A
MBA26CT101B Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001A
MBA26CT101C Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001A
MB
Limits and Settings
MBA26CT107A Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001B
MBA26CT107B Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001B
MBA26CT107C Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001B
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Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
MBA26CT113A Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001C
MBA26CT113B Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001C
MBA26CT113C Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001C
MB
Limits and Settings
MBA26CT119A Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001D
MBA26CT119B Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001D
MBA26CT119C Exhaust Gas Temp TC3 3.1-1010 [0-800C] [0-800C] TICSA+Z+ MBY02GF001D
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Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
MBA41AA051-S11 Blow-off Valve POSW 3.1-1410 [-] GS MBY39GF001A
MB
Limits and Settings


MBA51AA251-S11 Ball Valve POSW 3.1-1510 - MBY15GF030
MBA51AA252-S11 Ball Valve POSW 3.1-1510 - MBY15GF030
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MBA51CF501 flow show glass FI 3.1-1510 [] FO n.a.
MBA51CP003 Pressure Difference PSW 3.1-1510 PDA+ MBY15GF030
MBA51CP101 System-pressure HCO PSE 3.1-1510 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PIA+-S+- MBY15GF030
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBA51CP102 System-pressure HCO PSE 3.1-1510 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PIA+-S+- MBY15GF030

MBA51CP103 Pressure HCO-pump 1 PSW 3.1-1510 bar > 110 - bar PA-S- MBY15GF030
Siemens AG
MBA51CP104 Pressure HCO-pump 2 PSW 3.1-1510 bar > 110 - bar PA-S- MBY15GF030
MBA51CP401 Pressure Gauge P 3.1-1510 [] P n.a.
MBA51CP501 System-pressure HCO PI 3.1-1510 [0-400bar] [0-400bar] PI n.a.
MBA51CP502 Pressure Gauge P 3.1-1510 [] PI n.a.
MBA51CT101 Temperature P 3.1-1510 [] TA+ MBY15GF030
MBA51CT501 Temperature P 3.1-1510 [] TI n.a.
MBA53AA001-S11 Transfer Valve POSW 3.1-1510 - MBY15GF030
MB
Limits and Settings

MBA53CP101 Pressure HSO MT-RL PSE 3.1-1510 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PIA+-S+-Z+ MBY15GF030
MBA53CP102 Pressure HSO MT-RL PSE 3.1-1510 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PIA+-S+-Z+ MBY15GF030
MBA53CP103 Pressure HSO AT-RL PSE 3.1-1510 [0-200bar] [0-200bar] PIA+-S+-Z+ MBY15GF030
MBA53CP104 Pressure HSO AT-RL PSE 3.1-1510 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PIA+-S+-Z+ MBY15GF030
MBD11CT101A Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY18GF001
MBD11CT101B Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY18GF001
MBD11CT101C Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY18GF001
MBD11CT102A Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY18GF001
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MBD11CT102B Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY18GF001
MBD11CT102C Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY18GF001
MBD11CY101-B01 Casing Vibration VSE 3.1-1010 [0-20mm/s] [0-20mm/s] SIA+Z+ MBD11CY101-U01
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBD11CY101-U01 Casing Vibration AMPL 3.1-1010 SIA+Z+ DIRECT

Siemens AG
MBD11CY111-B01 Shaft Vibration VSE 3.1-1010 [0.4-4.4mm] [0.4-4.4mm] SR MBD11CY111-U01
MBD11CY111-U01 Shaft Vibration AMPL 3.1-1010 SR DIRECT
MBD12CT101A Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY40GF001B
MBD12CT101B Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY40GF001B
MBD12CT101C Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+Z+ MBY40GF001B
MB
MBD12CT106A Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TI MBY40GF001
Limits and Settings
MBD12CT106B Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TI MBY40GF001

MBD12CT106C Bearing Temperatur TC3 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TI MBY40GF001
MBD12CT112B Bearing Temperatur TC2 3.1-1010 [0-200C] [0-200C] T MBY40GF001

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Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBH22AA101-B01 Control Flap POSE 3.1-2010 [0-90Grad] [16-80Grad] GC DIRECT
MBH22AA101-S11 Control Flap POSW 3.1-2010 [-] GS DIRECT
MBH22AA101-S81 Control Flap FOSW 3.1-2010 [30-60Nm] > 55 - Nm WS+A+ DIRECT
MB
[0-25000mbar
MBH22CP102 Cooling Air Pressure PSE 3.1-2010 [0-30000mbar abs] abs] PAC MBY20GF001
[0-25000mbar
Limits and Settings


[0-25000mbar
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[0-25000mbar
MBH24CP401 Axialthrust Pressure P 3.1-2010 [0-6bar] P -----
Gas Turbine
MBH40CP401 Seal Air Pressure P 3.1-2210 [0-25] [0-25bar] P n.a.
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBH40CP402 Seal Air Pressure P 3.1-2210 [0-25] [0-25bar] P n.a.
Siemens AG
MBH40CT101A Seal Air Temperature RTD2 3.1-2210 [0-600C] [0-600C] TA+-S+Z+ MBY02GF001E
MBH40CT101B Seal Air Temperature RTD2 3.1-2210 [0-600C] [0-600C] TA+-S+Z+ MBY02GF001E
MBH40CT404 Seal Air Temperature T 3.1-2210 [0-600] [0-600C] T n.a.
MBK21AU001-S11 Swinging Tool PRSW 3.1-8010 [-] GASZ MBY45GF001
MB
MBK22CS101 Speed SSE 3.1-8010 [0.5-25000Hz] [0.5-25000Hz] SSI MBY45GF001
MBK22CS102 Speed SSE 3.1-8010 [0.5-25000Hz] [0.5-25000Hz] SSI MBY45GF001
MBM10CP101 Pressure Difference DPSE 3.1-3010 [0-1600mbar] [16-1200mbar] PDIA MBY20GF001
MBM10CY101-B01 CC Acceleration VSE 3.1-3010 [0-200g] [0-10g] GA+S+ MBM10CY101-U01
MBM10CY101-U01 CC Acceleration AMPL 3.1-3010 GA+S+ DIRECT
Limits and Settings

MBM12CP107-B01 Humming PSE 3.1-3010 [0-250bar] [0.0005-250bar] PR MBM12CP107-U01

MBM12CP107-U01 Humming AMPL 3.1-3010 PR DIRECT
MBM12CT101 Burner Temperature TC1 3.1-3010 [-200-1000C] [-200-1000C] TDA+S+- MBY05GF001
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Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
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Limits and Settings


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Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBM13CR101-B02 Flame Detector FLDT 3.1-3010 [350-2700nm] RA-Z- MBM13CR101-U01
MB
MBM13CR101QB01 Flame Detector FLSE 3.1-3010 [430-2400Nm] [430-2400Nm] RA-Z- -----
MBM13CR101-S01 Flame Detector FLDT 3.1-3010 [-] RA-Z- DIRECT
MBM13CR101-U01 Flame Detector AMPL 3.1-3010 RA-Z- DIRECT
Limits and Settings

MBM13CR102QB01 Flame Detector FLSE 3.1-3010 [430-2400Nm] [430-2400Nm] RA-Z- -----

MBN11CF501 Flow FI 3.1-4010 [-] [0-0-] FI n.a.
MBN11CP001 Pressure Difference DPSWI 3.1-4010 [0-0.8bar] > 0.6 - bar PDIA+ MBY07GF001
MBN11CP102 Fuel Oil Pressure PSEI 3.1-4010 [0-16] [0-16] PI MBY07GF001
MBN11CT101A Fuel Oil Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TC MBY07GF001
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MBN11CT101B Fuel Oil Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TC MBY07GF001
MBN11CT501 Fuel Oil Temperature TI 3.1-4010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI n.a.
MBN12AA054-S11 Shut-off Cock POSW 3.1-4010 [-] GS MBY07GF001
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBN12AA054-S21 Shut-off Cock POSW 3.1-4010 [-] GS MBY07GF001

MBN12AP001-B01 Fuel Oil Injection Pump RTD1 3.1-4010 [0-200-] [0-200-] TS+ DIRECT
Siemens AG
MB
MBN12CF001-B01 Flow FSE 3.1-4010 [3-300cm/s] [3-300cm/s] FAS- MBY07GF001
MBN12CP101 Fuel Oil Inlet Pressure PSE 3.1-4010 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PS+-ZA- MBY07GF001
MBN12CP501 Fuel Oil Pressure PI 3.1-4010 [0-10bar] [0-10bar] PI n.a.
MBN12CP502 Fuel Oil Pressure PI 3.1-4010 [0-160bar] [0-160bar] PI n.a.
Limits and Settings
MBN12CP503 Fuel Oil Pressure PI 3.1-4010 [0-160] [0-160] PI n.a.

MBN12CT105A Bearing Temperatur RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TIASZ+ DIRECT
MBN12CT105B Bearing Temperatur RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TIASZ+ DIRECT

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Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBN13CP101 Discharge Pressure PSE 3.1-4010 [0-160bar] [0-160bar] PS+-ZA- MBY07GF001
MBN14AA051-S11 FO Diffusion ESV PRSW 3.1-4010 [-] GSZ MBY08GF001
MBN14AA151-B01 FO Diffusion CV POSE 3.1-4010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] GCZ MBY08GF001
MB
MBN14AA501-S21 Shut-off Valve PRSW 3.1-4010 [-] GS MBY08GF001
MBN14CP101 Feed Line Pressure PSEI 3.1-4010 [0-160bar] [0-160bar] PZA- MBY07GF001
MBN14CP103 Fuel Oil Pressure PSEI 3.1-4010 [0-276bar] [0-276bar] PZA- MBY07GF001
MBN17CF101-B01 Feed Line Flow FSE 3.1-4010 [100-2000l/min] [100-2000l/min] FYI MBN17CF101-U01
Limits and Settings
MBN17CF101-U01 Feed Line Flow AMPL 3.1-4010 FYI MBY07GF001

MBN17CT101A Feed Line Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TYI MBY07GF001
MBN17CT101B Feed Line Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TYI MBY07GF001
MBN17CT501 Temperature TI 3.1-4010 Grad [Grad] TI n.a.

MBN23AA051-S11 Fuel Oil Premix ESV PRSW 3.1-4010 [-] GSZ MBY08GF001
MBN23AA151-B01 Fuel Oil Premix CV POSE 3.1-4010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] GCZ MBY08GF001
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Technical Data
MBN23CP101 Fuel Oil Pressure PSEI 3.1-4010 [0-160bar] [0-160bar] PSA- MBY07GF001
MBN23CP102 Fuel Oil Pressure PSEI 3.1-4010 [0-276bar] [0-276bar] PSA- MBY07GF001
Siemens AG
MBN25CF101-B01 Premix Flow FSE 3.1-4010 [100-2000l/min] [100-2000l/min] FYI MBN25CF101-U01
MBN25CF101-U01 Premix Flow AMPL 3.1-4010 FYI MBY07GF001
MBN25CT101A Premix Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TYI MBY07GF001
MBN25CT101B Premix Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TYI MBY07GF001
MBN25CT501 Temperature TI 3.1-4010 Grad C [Grad C] TI n.a.
MBN31CP101 Fuel Oil Pressure DPSEI 3.1-4010 [0-5000mbar] [0-3000mbar] PDS+ MBY11GF002A
MBN34AA002-S11 Leakoil Valve PRSW 3.1-4010 [-] GS MBY07GF001
MBN34AA051-S11 Seal Air Ball Cock POSW 3.1-4010 [-] GS MBY39GF001C
MB
MBN34CP001 Leakoil Pressure PSW 3.1-4010 [1-25bar] > 1.5 -0.5 bar PA+Z+ MBY39GF001D
Limits and Settings
MBN34CP101 Fuel Oil Pressure PSE 3.1-4010 *[0-160bar] [0-160bar] P n.a.

MBN41CP101 Fuel Oil Pressure DPSEI 3.1-4010 [0-5000mbar] [0-3000mbar] PDIA+ MBY11GF002A
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MBN45AA401-S11 Fuel Oil Drain POSW 3.1-4010 [-] MBY07GF001
MBN45AA401-S21 Fuel Oil Drain POSW 3.1-4010 [-] GS MBY07GF001
MBN45AA402-S11 Fuel Oil Drain POSW 3.1-4010 [-] MBY07GF001
MBN45AA402-S21 Fuel Oil Drain POSW 3.1-4010 [-] GS MBY07GF001
MBN45CP001 Leakoil Pressure PSW 3.1-4010 PS MBY07GF001
MBN45CT101A PO Drain Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TC MBY07GF001
MBN45CT101B PO Drain Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] MBY07GF001
MB
MBN51CF101-B01 Return Flow FSE 3.1-4010 [100-2000l/min] [100-2000l/min] FYI MBN17CF101-U01
MBN51CF101-U01 Return Flow AMPL 3.1-4010 FYI MBY07GF001
MBN51CT101A Return Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TYI MBY07GF001
MBN51CT101B Return Temperature RTD2 3.1-4010 [0-150C] [0-150C] TYI MBY07GF001
MBN52AA051-S11 Fuel Oil Return ESV PRSW 3.1-4010 [-] GSZ MBY08GF001
Limits and Settings

MBN52CP101 Fuel Oil Pressure PSEI 3.1-4010 [0-100bar] [0-100bar] PS+ MBY07GF001
MBN54CP101 Pressure PSE 3.1-4010 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PIC MBY08GF001
MBN54CP102 Pressure PSE 3.1-4010 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PIC MBY08GF001
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MBN54CP401 Fuel Oil Pressure P 3.1-4010 [0-16] [0-16] P n.a.
MBN60CL001-S01 Auxiliary Tank Level LSW 3.1-4010 [0-300mm] > 140 -3 mm LS+- MBY07GF001
MBN60CL001-S02 Auxiliary Tank Level LSW 3.1-4010 [0-300mm] < 210 +3 mm LS+- MBY07GF001
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBN60CL002-S01 Auxiliary Tank Level LSW 3.1-4010 [0-190mm] > 110 -3 mm LA+ MBY07GF001
MBN60CL501 Auxiliary Tank Level LI 3.1-4010 [0-400mm] [0-400mm] LI n.a.
Siemens AG
MBN60CP511 Leakoil Pressure PI 3.1-4010 [] PI n.a.
MBN80CP101 Tank Pressure PSE 3.1-4810 [0-0.1bar] [0-0.1bar] PSA+- MBY11GF001
MBN81CF101 Flow FSE 3.1-4810 [0.4-20m3/h] [0.4-20m3/h] FSA- MBY11GF001
MBN81CP101 Purge Water Pressure PSEI 3.1-4810 [0-25bar] [0-25bar] PS+-A- MBY11GF001
MBN81CP102 Pressure PSEI 3.1-4810 [0-0.1bar] [0-0.1bar] PS+-A- MBY11GF001
MBN81CP103 Pressure PSEI 3.1-4810 [0-25bar] [0-25bar] PS+-A- MBY11GF001
MBN81CT101 Temperature TETR 3.1-4810 [] MBY11GF001
MBN82CP501 Purge Water Pressure PI 3.1-4810 [0-40bar] [0-40bar] PI n.a.
MBN83AA051-S21 Purge Water Valve PRSW 3.1-4810 [-] GS MBY11GF002A
MB
MBP13AA051-S11 Fuel Gas ESV PRSW 3.1-5010 [-] GS MBY09GF001
MBP13AA051-S12 Fuel Gas ESV PRSW 3.1-5010 [-] GS MBY09GF001
MBP13AA051-S21 Fuel Gas ESV PRSW 3.1-5010 [-] GS-Z- MBY09GF001
Limits and Settings
MBP13AA051-S22 Fuel Gas ESV PRSW 3.1-5010 [-] GS-Z- MBY09GF001

MBP13AA501-S21 Fuel Gas Vent PRSW 3.1-5010 [-] GS MBY09GF001
MBP13AA501-S22 Fuel Gas Vent PRSW 3.1-5010 [-] GS MBY09GF001
MBP13CD101-B01 Gas analyze, density DEN 3.1-5010 kg/m3 [kg/m3] DC DIRECT

MBP13CP101 Fuel Gas Pressure PSEI 3.1-5010 [0-40bar] [0-40bar] PACISZ MBY09GF001
MBP13CP102 Fuel Gas Pressure PSEI 3.1-5010 [0-40bar] [0-40bar] PACSZ MBY09GF001
MBP13CP103 Fuel Gas Pressure PSEI 3.1-5010 [0-40bar] [0-40bar] PACISZ MBY09GF001
MBP13CQ101-B01 Gas analyze, cal val QSE 3.1-5010 kg/m3 [kg/m3] QC DIRECT
MBP13CT101A Fuel Gas Temperatur RTD2 3.1-5010 [0-400C] [0-400C] TA+CZ+ MBY09GF001
MBP13CT101B Fuel Gas Temperatur RTD2 3.1-5010 [0-400C] [0-400C] TA+CZ+ MBY09GF001
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Technical Data
MBP14CP101 Fuel Gas Pressure PSEI 3.1-5010 [0-40bar] [0-40bar] PIA+-S-Z- MBY09GF001
Siemens AG
MBP21AA151-B01 Diffusion Gas CV POSE 3.1-5010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] GCZ+ MBY09GF001
MBP21CP401 Fuel Gas Pressure P 3.1-5010 [0-30] [0-30bar] P n.a.
MBP22AA151-B01 Fuel Gas Premix CV POSE 3.1-5010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] GCZ+ MBY09GF001
MBP22CP401 Fuel Gas Pressure P 3.1-5010 [0-30] [0-30bar] P n.a.
MBP23AA151-B01 Pilot Gas CV POSE 3.1-5010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] GCZ+ MBY09GF001
MB
MBP23CP401 Pilot Gas Pressure P 3.1-5010 [0-35] [0-35bar] P n.a.
MBP31AA401-S21 NG Diff Drain PRSW 3.1-5310 [-] GS MBY09GF005
MBP31CP101 Pressure PSEI 3.1-5010 [0-63bar] [0-40bar] PI MBY09GF011
MBP31CP402 Fuel Gas Pressure P 3.1-5010 [0-30bar] P n.a.
MBP32AA401-S21 NG Premix Drain PRSW 3.1-5310 [-] GS MBY09GF005
Limits and Settings
MBP32CP402 Fuel Gas Pressure P 3.1-5010 [0-30bar] P n.a.

MBP33AA401-S21 NG Pilot Drain PRSW 3.1-5310 [-] GS MBY09GF005
MBP33CF101-B01 Pilot gas mass flow DPSE 3.1-5010 [0-1600mbar] [0-1600mbar] MBP33CF101-U01
MBP33CF101-B02 Pilot gas mass flow PSE 3.1-5010 [0-63bar] [0-30bar] MBP33CF101-U01
MBP33CF101-B03 Pilot gas mass flow RTD1 3.1-5010 [0-200C] [0-200C] MBP33CF101-U01
MBP33CF101-U01 Pilot gas mass flow FSE 3.1-5010 [0-2kg/s] [0-2kg/s] FI DIRECT
MBP33CP402 Pilot Gas Pressure P 3.1-5010 [0-30bar] P n.a.
MBP40AA401-S21 Shut-off Valve PRSW 3.1-5310 [-] GS MBY09GF005
MBP40AA501-S21 Shut-off Valve PRSW 3.1-5310 [-] GS MBY09GF005
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MBP40CL101 Level LS 3.1-5310 [0-50dm3] [0-50dm3] LSA MBY09GF005
MBP40CP101 Pressure Transducer PSEI 3.1-5310 [0-40bar] [0-40bar] PSA MBY09GF005
MBP40CT101A Temperature RTD2 3.1-5310 [-10-150Grad C] [-10-150Grad C] TSA MBY09GF005
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBP40CT101B Temperature RTD2 3.1-5310 [-10-150Grad C] [-10-150Grad C] TSA MBY09GF005

MBQ11AA001-S11 Ignition Gas Valve PRSW 3.1-6010 [-] GS MBY13GF001
Siemens AG
MBQ11AA001-S12 Ignition Gas Valve PRSW 3.1-6010 [-] GS MBY13GF001
MBQ12CP501 Ignition Gas Pressure PI 3.1-6010 [0-25bar] [0-25bar] PI n.a.
MBQ13AA001-S11 Ignition Gas Valve 2 PRSW 3.1-6010 [-] GS MBY12GF001
MBQ13AA001-S12 Ignition Gas Valve 2 PRSW 3.1-6010 [-] GS MBY12GF001
MBQ13AA501-S21 Ignition Gas Vent PRSW 3.1-6010 [-] GS MBY12GF001
MBQ13AA501-S22 Ignition Gas Vent PRSW 3.1-6010 [-] GS MBY12GF001
MBU24CF501 Flow FI 3.1-7010 [1-12l/min] [1-12l/min] FI n.a.
MBU24CP101 Pressure PSEI 3.1-7010 [] PI MBY46GF001
MBU24CP501 Pressure Difference DPI 3.1-7010 [0-0.8bar] [0-0.8bar] PDI n.a.
MBU24CT101 Temperature TETR 3.1-7010 [] TI MBY46GF001
MBU24CT501 Temperature TI 3.1-7010 [] TI n.a.
MB
MBU25AP001-B01 Nox Water Pump 1 RTD1 3.1-7010 [-] [0-0-] TA+S+ DIRECT
Limits and Settings
MBU25CF001 Flow FLSW 3.1-7010 [1-150cm/s] FS- MBY46GF001
MBU25CP001 Nox Water Inlet Pressure PSW 3.1-7010 [0.5-6bar] < 0.6 + bar PS- MBY46GF001
MBU25CP101 Pressure PSE 3.1-7010 [0-160bar] [0-160bar] PYS- MBY46GF001
MBU25CP105 Pressure PSE 3.1-7010 [] PYS- MBY46GF001
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MBU25CP106 Pressure PSE 3.1-7010 [] PYS- MBY46GF001
MBU25CP110 Pressure SSE 3.1-7010 [] PI MBY46GF001
MBU25CP111 Pressure PSE 3.1-7010 [] PI MBY46GF001
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBU25CP501 Nox Water Inlet Pressure PI 3.1-7010 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PI n.a.

MBU25CP503 Nox Water Pressure PI 3.1-7010 [0-160bar] [0-160bar] PI n.a.
Siemens AG
MBU25CP513 Nox Water Pressure PI 3.1-7010 [0-160bar] [0-160bar] PI n.a.
MBU25CT001 Inlet Temperature TSW 3.1-7010 [0-100C] > 80 - C TS+ MBY46GF001
MBU25CT105A Bearing Temperatur RTD2 3.1-7010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+ DIRECT
MBU25CT105B Bearing Temperatur RTD2 3.1-7010 [0-200C] [0-200C] TA+ DIRECT
MB
Limits and Settings

MBU41AA051-S11 HP-DM-Emulsion ESV PRSW 3.1-7010 [-] GS MBY46GF001

MBU41AA052-S21 Release Valve PRSW 3.1-7010 [-] GS MBY46GF001
MBU41AA151-B01 HP-DM-Emulsion CV POSE 3.1-7010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] GCZ MBY46GF001
MBU41AA151-B02 HP-DM-Emulsion CV POSE 3.1-7010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] MBY46GF001
MBU41AA151-B03 HP-DM-Emulsion CV POSE 3.1-7010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] MBY46GF001
MBU41CP101 Pressure PSE 3.1-7010 [0-100bar] [0-100bar] PY MBY46GF001
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MBU41CP102 Pressure PSE 3.1-7010 bar [bar] PY MBY46GF001
MBU43CF101 Flow FSE 3.1-7010 [0-2000l/min] [0-2000l/min] FS+ MBY46GF001
MBU43CT401 Temperature T 3.1-7010 [0-100] [0-100C] T n.a.
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBU46AA051-S11 HP-PM-Emulsion ESV PRSW 3.1-7010 [-] GS MBY46GF001

Siemens AG
MBU46AA052-S21 Release Valve PRSW 3.1-7010 [-] GS MBY46GF001
MBU46AA151-B01 HP-PM-Emulsion CV POSE 3.1-7010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] GICS MBY46GF001
MBU46AA151-B02 HP-PM-Emulsion CV POSE 3.1-7010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] MBY46GF001
MBU46AA151-B03 HP-PM-Emulsion CV POSE 3.1-7010 [0-75mm] [0-75mm] GICS MBY46GF001
MBU46CP101 Pressure PSE 3.1-7010 [0-160bar] [0-160bar] PY MBY46GF001
MBU46CP102 Pressure PSE 3.1-7010 bar [bar] PY MBY46GF001
MBU48CF101 Flow FSE 3.1-7010 [0-2000l/min] [0-2000l/min] FS+ MBY46GF001
MBU48CT401 Temperature T 3.1-7010 [0-100] [0-100C] T n.a.
MBV10CL101 Tank Level LS 3.1-8010 [0-750mm] [0-750mm] LIA+-S+-Z+- MBY15GF001
MB
MBV10CL501 Tank Level LI 3.1-8010 [0-650mm] [0-650mm] LI n.a.
MBV10CT101A Tank Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TA-S+- MBY15GF001
MBV10CT101B Tank Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TIA-S+- MBY15GF001
MBV10CT501 Tank Temperature TI 3.1-8010 C [C] TI n.a.
Limits and Settings
MBV21CP101 Pressure PSW 3.1-8010 [0-10bar] PIA- MBY15GF001

MBV21CP501 Lube Oil Pressure PI 3.1-8010 [0-10bar] [0-10bar] PI n.a.

MBV24CP101 Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 [0-bar] [0-bar] PI MBY15GF001
MBV24CT101A Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY15GF001
MBV24CT101B Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY15GF001
MBV24CT501 Lube Oil Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY15GF001
MBV25CP001 Pressure Difference DPSWI 3.1-8010 [0-0.8bar] > 0.6 -0.26 bar PDIA+ MBY15GF001
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MBV26CP003 Bearing Oil Pressure PSW 3.1-8010 [0.1-2.5bar] < 1 +0.5 bar PS- MBY15GF001
MBV26CP101 Bearing Oil Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 [0-3bar] [0-3bar] PIA-S-Z- MBY15GF001
MBV26CP102 Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 bar [bar] PIA-S-Z- MBY15GF001
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBV26CP103 Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 bar [bar] PIA-S-Z- MBY15GF001

MBV26CP401 Pressure P 3.1-8010 [0-4] [0-4bar] P n.a.
Siemens AG
MBV26CP501 Pressure PI 3.1-8010 [0-6bar] [0-6bar] PI n.a.
MBV26CT101A Inlet Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 [0-400C] [0-400C] TA+ MBY15GF001
MBV26CT101B Inlet Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 [0-400C] [0-400C] TA+ MBY15GF001
MB
MBV30CP001 Lifting Oil Pressure PSW 3.1-8010 [5-160bar] < 100 +30 bar PDIA+ MBY15GF001
MBV30CP101 Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 [80-160bar] [80-160bar] PIA-S- MBY15GF001
MBV30CP102 Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 [80-160bar] [80-160bar] PIA-S- MBY15GF001
MBV30CP103 Lifting Oil Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 [0-100bar] [0-100bar] PI MBY15GF001
MBV30CP104 Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 [0-100bar] [0-100bar] PI MBY15GF001
MBV30CP502 Lifting Oil Pressure PI 3.1-8010 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PI n.a.
Limits and Settings
MBV30CP503 Pressure PI 3.1-8010 [0-bar] [0-bar] PI n.a.


MBV30CT101A Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 C [C] TI n.a.
MBV30CT101B Temperature RTD2 3.1-8010 C [C] TI n.a.
MBV30CT501 Temperature TI 3.1-8010 C [C] TI n.a.
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MBV35CP401 Pressure P 3.1-8010 [0-250bar] P n.a.
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

MBV50CP101 Pressure PSEI 3.1-8010 [0--15mbar] [0--15mbar] PIA+S+ n.a.
Siemens AG
MBV50CP402 Pressure P 3.1-8010 [-1-0.6] [-1-0.6bar] P n.a.
MBV50CP501 Pressure PI 3.1-8010 [-40-0mbar] [-40-0mbar] PI n.a.
MBV50CP502 Pressure PI 3.1-8010 [-1-0.6bar] [-1-0.6bar] PI n.a.
MBV50CP503 Pressure PI 3.1-8010 [-1-0.6bar] [-1-0.6bar] PI n.a.
MBV90CF401 Flow FI 3.1-8010 [-] [0-0] FI n.a.
MBV90CP401 Return Pressure P 3.1-8010 [-1-0.6] [-1-0.6bar] P n.a.
MB
MBV90CT101A Return Temperature TC1 3.1-8010 [] TIA+ DIRECT
MBV90CT101B Return Temperature TC1 3.1-8010 [] TIA+ DIRECT
Limits and Settings

MBV90CT501 Temperature TI 3.1-8010 [] TI -----

MBX01CL101 Level LS 3.1-9010 [0-mm] [0-mm] LA-Z- MBY10GF001
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MBX01CL501 Level LI 3.1-9010 [-] [0-0-] LI n.a.
MBX01CT101A Tank Temperature RTD1 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TA+S+- MBY10GF001
MBX01CT101B Tank Temperature RTD1 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TA+S+- MBY10GF001
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBX01CT501 Tank Temperature TI 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI n.a.

MBX02CP101 Pump Pressure PSE 3.1-9010 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PI MBY10GF001
Siemens AG
MBX02CP102 Pump Pressure PSE 3.1-9010 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PI MBY10GF001
MBX02CP401 Pressure P 3.1-9010 [0-250] [0-250bar] P n.a.
MBX02CP501 Pressure PI 3.1-9010 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PI n.a.
MBX03CP001 Pressure Difference DPSWI 3.1-9010 [5-5bar] > 5 -0.5 bar PDA+O+ MBY10GF001
MBX03CP002 Pressure Difference DPSWI 3.1-9010 [5-5bar] > 5 -0.5 bar PDA+O+ MBY10GF001
MBX03CP101 Feed Line Pressure PSE 3.1-9010 [0-250bar] [0-250bar] PA-S- MBY10GF001
MB
MBX03CP407 Feed Line Pressure P 3.1-9010 [0-250] [0-250bar] P n.a.
MBX03CT101A Feed Line Temperature RTD1 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY10GF001
MBX03CT101B Feed Line Temperature RTD1 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY10GF001
MBX03CT102A Feed Line Temperature RTD1 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY10GF001
MBX03CT102B Feed Line Temperature RTD1 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY10GF001
Limits and Settings
MBX03CT501 Feed Line Temperature TI 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI n.a.

MBX03CT502 Feed Line Temperature TI 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI n.a.

MBX06CP002 Contaminations Ind PSWI 3.1-9010 [3-3bar] > 3 -1 bar PA+O+ MBY10GF001
MBX06CP101 Auxiliary Pres CCT PSE 3.1-9010 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PI MBY10GF001
MBX06CP102 Auxiliary Pres CCT PSE 3.1-9010 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PI MBY10GF001
MBX06CP401 Auxiliary Pres CCT P 3.1-9010 [0-10] [0-10bar] P n.a.
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Power Generation
Technical Data
MBX06CP502 Pump Pressure PI 3.1-9010 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PI n.a.

MBX06CP503 Pump Pressure PI 3.1-9010 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PI n.a.
Siemens AG
MBX06CT101A Auxiliary Temp CCT RTD2 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY10GF001
MBX06CT101B Auxiliary Temp CCT RTD2 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI MBY10GF001
MBX06CT501 Temperature TI 3.1-9010 [0-100C] [0-100C] TI n.a.
MBX21AA501-S21 Release Valve POSW 3.1-9810 [-] GS intern
MBX21AA502-S21 Release Valve POSW 3.1-9810 [-] GS intern
MBX21AN001-H01 Pneumatic Compressor MES 3.1-9810 [-] O MBY40GH001
MBX22CP001 Pressure Difference DPSWI 3.1-9810 [0-1bar] PDA+ intern
MBX22CP002 Pressure Difference DPSWI 3.1-9810 [0-1bar] PDA+ intern
MB
MBX24CP001 Pneumatic Pressure PSW 3.1-9810 [0-10bar] < 7 +0.5 bar PA-Z- MBY40GH001
MBX24CP002 Pneumatic Pressure PSW 3.1-9810 [0-10bar] < 6.7 +0.8 bar PZ- MBY40GH002
MBX24CP003 Pneumatic Pressure PSW 3.1-9810 [0-10bar] < 8.5 +1 bar PS+- intern
MBX24CP004 Pneumatic Pressure PSW 3.1-9810 [0-10bar] < 8.5 +1 bar PS+- intern
MBX24CP008 Pneumatic Pressure PSW 3.1-9810 [0-10bar] < 6.7 +0.8 bar PZ- MBY40GH002
MBX24CP501 Pneumatic Pressure PI 3.1-9810 [0-16bar] [0-16bar] PI -----
Limits and Settings
MBX29CM001 Temperature TI 3.1-9810 [C] [0-0C] MS+ MBY40GH001

MBX29CM002 Temperature TI 3.1-9810 [C] [0-0C] MS+ MBY40GH002
MBX50CP401 Pressure P 3.1-9310 [0-250bar] P -----

MBX50CP502 Pressure Difference DPI 3.1-9310 [5-5bar] [5-5bar] PDI -----
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MB
MBX70CP502 Contaminations Ind DPI 3.1-9210 [5-5bar] [5-5bar] PDI -----
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Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBX81CP502 Contaminations Ind DPI 3.1-9210 [5-5bar] [5-5bar] PDI n.a.
MB
Limits and Settings


MBY02GF001 Junction Box JB ----- DIRECT
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Technical Data

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MBY18GF001 Junction Box JB ----- MBY02GF001E
MBY21GF001 Junction Box JB ----- CUH01
MBY31GF101 Junction Box JB ----- MBY31GH001
MB
MBY31GF151-N01 Temp Controller RTD1 ----- [0-225Grad C] [195-205Grad C] MBY31GF151
MBY31GF151-S01 Temp Limiter RTD1 ----- [0-350Grad C] [0-350Grad C] MBY31GF151
Limits and Settings


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MBY31GH001 JB Heat Trace JB ----- DIRECT
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBY40GH001 JB Air compressor unit JB ----- DIRECT
MBY40GH002 Junction Box JB ----- DIRECT
MB
Limits and Settings
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Tag-Number Name Type Diagram Voltage Nominal Power Junction Box

CUH01GW001-X01 Fast IGV Ctrl Cab JBP ----- DC 24 0.144 DIRECT
CUH01GW002-X01 Fast IGV Ctrl Cab JBP ----- DC 24 0.144 DIRECT
CUH01GW021-X01 Fast IGV Ctrl Cab JBP ----- 3AC380 17.3 DIRECT
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBA11AS001-E01 Adjustment HEAT 3.1-1010 DC 24 0.012 DIRECT

MBA11AS001-M01 Adjustment MO 3.1-1010 3AC380 0.75 DIRECT
Siemens AG
MBA22AA001-Y01 Fuel Oil Drain Valve SOV 3.1-1210 1AC220 0.073 MBY19GF001
MBA22AA002-Y01 Fuel Oil Drain Valve SOV 3.1-1210 1AC220 0.073 MBY19GF001
MBA51AP001-E01 gear pump MO 3.1-1510 3AC380 DIRECT
MBA51AP001-M01 gear pump MO 3.1-1510 3AC380 DIRECT
MBA51AP002-E01 gear pump MO 3.1-1510 3AC380 DIRECT
MBA51AP002-M01 gear pump MO 3.1-1510 3AC380 DIRECT
MBA53AA001-Y01 Transfer Valve SOV 3.1-1510 DC24 MBY15GF030
MB
MBH22AA101-E01 Control Valve HEAT 3.1-2010 1AC220 0.01 DIRECT
MBH22AA101-M01 Control Valve CDMO 3.1-2010 3AC380 0.2 DIRECT
Limits and Settings

List of Electrical Loads

MBH40AN001-E01 Seal Air Fan MO 3.1-2210 3AC380 MBY55GH001-X01
MBH40AN001-M01 Seal Air Fan MO 3.1-2210 3AC380 MBY55GH001-X01
MBH40AN001-U01 Seal Air Fan FC 3.1-2210 3AC380 MBY55GH001-X01
MBH40AN002-E01 Seal Air Fan MO 3.1-2210 3AC380 MBY55GH001-X01
MBH40AN002-M01 Seal Air Fan MO 3.1-2210 3AC380 MBY55GH001-X01
MBH40AN002-U01 Seal Air Fan FC 3.1-2210 3AC380 MBY55GH001-X01
MBM12AV001-E11 Burner SP 3.1-3010 1AC5000 0.05 MBM12GT001
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Limits and Settings


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Technical Data

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MBM12GT001 Ignition Transformer TR 3.1-3010 1AC220 0.2 MBY04GF002-X01
MB
Limits and Settings


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Technical Data

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MBN12AP001-E01 Fuel Oil Injection Pump MO 3.1-4010 3AC11000 DIRECT
MBN12AP001-M01 Fuel Oil Injection Pump MO 3.1-4010 3AC11000 DIRECT
MBN12AP002-E01 Fuel Oil Injection Pump MO 3.1-4010 3AC11000 DIRECT
MBN12AP002-M01 Fuel Oil Injection Pump MO 3.1-4010 3AC11000 DIRECT
MBN14AA501-Y01 Shut-off Valve SOV 3.1-4010 DC220 MBY08GF001
MBN34AA002-Y01 Leakoil Valve SOV 3.1-4010 DC220 MBY07GF001
MBN44AA002-Y01 Leakoil Valve SOV 3.1-4010 DC220 MBY07GF001
MBN45AA401-Y01 Fuel Oil Drain SOV 3.1-4010 DC220 MBY07GF001
MB
MBN45AA402-Y01 Fuel Oil Drain SOV 3.1-4010 DC220 MBY07GF001
MBN45AA501-Y01 Shut-off Valve SOV 3.1-4010 DC 24 MBY07GF001
MBN60AP001-E01 Leakoil Pump 1 MO 3.1-4010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBN60AP001-M01 Leakoil Pump 1 MO 3.1-4010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBN80AA001-Y01 Filling Valve SOV 3.1-4810 DC 24 MBY11GF001
Limits and Settings
MBN81AP001-E01 Purge Water Pump MO 3.1-4810 3AC380 DIRECT

MBN81AP001-M01 Purge Water Pump MO 3.1-4810 3AC380 DIRECT

MBN83AA051A-Y01 Purge Water Pre Ctrl Valve SOV 3.1-4810 DC 24 0.005 MBY11GF002B
MBP13AA501-Y01 Fuel Gas Vent SOV 3.1-5010 DC220 MBY09GF001
MBP13CQ101-X01 Gas analyzer PSPL ----- DC 24 DIRECT
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MBP31AA401-Y01 NG Diff Drain SOV 3.1-5310 DC220 MBY09GF005
MBP31AH108 Trace Heater HEAT 3.1-5010 3AC380 2 MBY31GF101
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBP32AA401-Y01 NG Premix Drain SOV 3.1-5310 DC220 MBY09GF005
MBP33AA401-Y01 NG Pilot Drain SOV 3.1-5310 DC220 MBY09GF005
MBP40AA401-Y01 Shut-off Valve SOV 3.1-5310 DC220 MBY09GF005
MBP40AA501-Y01 Shut-off Valve SOV 3.1-5310 DC220 MBY09GF005
MBQ11AA001-Y01 Ignition gas valve 1 SOV 3.1-6010 DC220 MBY13GF001
MBQ13AA001-Y01 Ignition Gas Valve 2 SOV 3.1-6010 DC220 MBY12GF001
MBQ13AA501-Y01 Ignition Gas Vent SOV 3.1-6010 DC220 MBY12GF001
MBU25AP001-E01 Nox Water Pump 1 MO 3.1-7010 3AC11000 DIRECT
MBU25AP001-M01 Nox Water Pump 1 MO 3.1-7010 3AC11000 DIRECT
MBU25AP002-E01 Nox Water Pump 2 MO 3.1-7010 3AC11000 DIRECT
MB
MBU25AP002-M01 Nox Water Pump 2 MO 3.1-7010 3AC11000 DIRECT
MBV21AP001-E01 Main Lube Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV21AP001-M01 Main Lube Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV21AP002-E01 Auxiliary Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV21AP002-M01 Auxiliary Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV21AP003-E01 Emergency Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 DC220 DIRECT
Limits and Settings
MBV21AP003-M01 Emergency Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 DC220 DIRECT

MBV21AP003-R01 Emergency Oil Pump EXR 3.1-8010 DC220 DIRECT

MBV30AP001-E01 Lifting Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV30AP001-M01 Lifting Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV30AP002-E01 Lifting Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV30AP002-M01 Lifting Oil Pump MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV35AA001-Y01 Clutch Valve SOV 3.1-8010 DC 24 0.03 MBY44GF001
MBV35AA002-Y01 Clutch Valve SOV 3.1-8010 DC 24 0.03 MBY44GF001
MBV35AA003-Y01 Turning Gear Valve SOV 3.1-8010 DC 24 0.026 MBY44GF001
MBV35AA101-Y01 Control Valve SOV 3.1-8010 DC 24 0.026 MBY44GF001
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MBV35AA101-Y02 Control Valve SOV 3.1-8010 DC 24 0.026 MBY44GF001
MBV50AN001-E01 Oil Vapor Extractor MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBV50AN001-M01 Oil Vapor Extractor MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBV50AN002-E01 Oil Vapor Extractor MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT

MBV50AN002-M01 Oil Vapor Extractor MO 3.1-8010 3AC380 DIRECT
Siemens AG
MBX02AP001-E01 Hydraulic Pump MO 3.1-9010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBX02AP001-M01 Hydraulic Pump MO 3.1-9010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBX02AP002-E01 Hydraulic Pump MO 3.1-9010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBX02AP002-M01 Hydraulic Pump MO 3.1-9010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBX06AH001-E01 Air Cooler MO 3.1-9010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBX06AH001-M01 Air Cooler MO 3.1-9010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBX06AH002-E01 Air Cooler MO 3.1-9010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBX06AH002-M01 Air Cooler MO 3.1-9010 3AC380 DIRECT
MBX21AA501-Y01 Release Valve SOV 3.1-9810 1AC220 MBY40GH001
MBX21AA502-Y01 Release Valve SOV 3.1-9810 1AC220 MBY40GH002
MBX21AN001-E01 Pneumatic Compressor MO 3.1-9810 3AC380 MBY40GH001
MB
MBX21AN001-M01 Pneumatic Compressor MO 3.1-9810 3AC380 MBY40GH001
MBX21AN002-E01 Pneumatic Compressor MO 3.1-9810 3AC380 MBY40GH002
MBX21AN002-M01 Pneumatic Compressor MO 3.1-9810 3AC380 MBY40GH002
MBX22AT001-M01 Pneumatic Dryer MO 3.1-9810 1AC220 MBY40GH001
MBX22AT002-M01 Pneumatic Dryer MO 3.1-9810 1AC220 MBY40GH002
MBX22AT011-Y01 Steam Trap SC 3.1-9810 1AC220 MBY40GH001
Limits and Settings


MBX29AH001 Heating HEAT 3.1-9810 3AC380 MBY40GH001
MBX29AH002 Heating HEAT 3.1-9810 3AC380 MBY40GH002
MBX50AA001-Y01 Pre Control Valve SOV 3.1-9310 DC 24 0.03 MBY46GF001
MBX50AA031-Y01 Opening Valve SOV 3.1-9310 DC 24 0.03 MBY46GF001
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MBX60AA101-Y01 Servo Valve CDC 3.1-9310 DC 24 0.001 MBY46GF001
MBX69AA001-Y01 Change-over Valve SOV 3.1-7010 DC 24 MBY46GF001
MB
Limits and Settings


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Technical Data

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MB
MBX90AA001-Y01 Change-over Valve SOV 3.1-9910 DC 24 0.01 MBY39GF001B
Limits and Settings

MBX98AA038-Y01 Change-over Valve SOV 3.1-9830 DC 24 0.008 MBY39GF001C

MBX98AA039-Y01 Change-over Valve SOV 3.1-9830 DC 24 0.008 MBY39GF001C
MBY03GF001-X01 Ign Transf JB JBP ----- 3AC380 1.2 MBY04GF001-X01
MBY04GF001-X01 Ign Transf JB JBP ----- 3AC380 4.8 DIRECT
MBY31GH001-X01 JB Heat Trace JBP ----- 3AC380 12 DIRECT
MBY40GH001-X01 JB Air compressor unit JBP ----- 3AC380 DIRECT
MBY40GH002-X01 JB Air compressor unit JBP ----- 3AC380 DIRECT
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MBY55GH001-X01 JUNCTION BOX JBP ----- 3AC380 DIRECT
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
MB
Limits and Settings
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Tag No. Name Type Diagram Vlv. Pos. Technical Data Note(s)
MBA11AA301 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-1010 O [PN:250bar; NomW:10mm]
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
Siemens AG
MBA11AS001KE01 Adjustment ACT 3.1-1010
MBA21AA251 Drain Valve SOVC 3.1-1210 C [PN:25bar; NomW:25mm]
MBA22AA001KA01 Fuel Oil Drain Valve SV 3.1-1210 [PN:40bar; NomW:25mm]
MBA22AA002KA01 Fuel Oil Drain Valve SV 3.1-1210 [PN:40bar; NomW:25mm]
MB
Equipment List

Limits and Settings

MBA25BB001 Header TANK 3.1-1210
MBA41AA051KA01 Blow-off Valve DAMP 3.1-1410 [PN:25bar; NomW:350mm]
MBA51AA191 Pressure Relief Valve PRLV 3.1-1510
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MBA51AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-1510
MBA51AA203 Filling Valve SV 3.1-1510
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBA51AA251KA01 Ball Valve SOVC 3.1-1510
MBA51AA252KA01 Ball Valve SOVC 3.1-1510
MBA51AA255 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-1510
MBA51AA257 Release Valve SOVC 3.1-1510
MB
MBA51AP001KP01 gear pump PDP 3.1-1510
MBA51AP002KP01 gear pump PDP 3.1-1510
MBA51AT001 Filter FILT 3.1-1510
MBA51BB001 Accumulator PAC 3.1-1510
Equipment List
MBA53AA001KA01 Transfer Valve CTCV 3.1-1510

Limits and Settings

MBA53AA006KA01 solenoid valve CTCV 3.1-1510
MBA53AA152 Flow Control Valve FCV 3.1-1510
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Power Generation
Technical Data

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MBH22AA101KA01 Control Flap DAMP 3.1-2010 [PN:40bar; NomW:250mm]
MBH22AA302 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-2010 O [PN:250bar; NomW:10mm]
MBH22AA312 Shut-off Valve 3.1-2010
MB
Equipment List

Limits and Settings

MBH40AA201 Check Valve CKF 3.1-2210
MBH40AA202 Check Valve CKF 3.1-2210
MBH40AA204 Check Valve CKV 3.1-2210
MBH40AH001 Seal Air Cooler COOL 3.1-2210
MBH40AN001KN01 Seal Air Fan FAN 3.1-2210
MBH40AN002KN01 Seal Air Fan FAN 3.1-2210
MBH40AT001 Seal Air Filter STR 3.1-2210
MBH40BP001 Orifice ORF 3.1-2210 {1.5mm}
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MBH40BP002 Orifice ORF 3.1-2210 {1.5mm}
MBK21AU001MK01 Clutch CPLD 3.1-8010
MBK22AE001 Turning Gear HYMO 3.1-8010 [PN:108bar]
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBM10AA251 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-3010 O [PN:250bar; NomW:10mm]

Siemens AG
MBM10AV001 Combustion Chamber CC 3.1-3010
MBM12AV001KV01 Burner BURN 3.1-3010
MB
Equipment List

Limits and Settings

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MBN11AA211 Check Valve CKV 3.1-4010
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBN11AA251 Change-over Valve TRV 3.1-4010

MBN11AA252 Filling Valve SOVC 3.1-4010 C
Siemens AG
MBN11AA256 Shut-off Cock SV 3.1-4010 C
MBN11AA301 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-4010 O
MBN11AA401 Drain Valve BV 3.1-4010 C
MBN11AA408 Drain Valve SV 3.1-4010 C
MBN11AA501 Vent, Fuel Oil Filter BV 3.1-4010 C
MB
MBN11AT001 Fuel Oil Filter FILT 3.1-4010
MBN11AT002 Fuel Oil Filter FILT 3.1-4010
MBN11BB001 Accumulator PAC 3.1-4010
MBN11BB002 Accumulator PAC 3.1-4010
MBN11BP001 Orifice ORF 3.1-4010
Equipment List

Limits and Settings
MBN12AA053KA01 Shut-off Valve BV 3.1-4010

MBN12AA054KA01 Shut-off Valve BV 3.1-4010 O
MBN12AA181 Pressure Relief Valve PLV 3.1-4010
MBN12AA182 Pressure Relief Valve PLV 3.1-4010
MBN12AA253 Shut-off Cock SOVC 3.1-4010 O
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Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBN12AP001KP01 Fuel Oil Injection Pump CTRP 3.1-4010
MBN12AP002KP01 Fuel Oil Injection Pump CTRP 3.1-4010
MBN13AA181 Tank shut off valve PLV 3.1-4010
MBN13AA301 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-4010
MB
MBN13AA401 Purge Water Ball Cock BV 3.1-4010 C
MBN14AA051KA01 FO Diffusion ESV ESV 3.1-4010 [PN:160bar; NomW:100mm]
MBN14AA151KA01 FO Diffusion CV CV 3.1-4010 [PN:160bar; NomW:100mm]
Equipment List

Limits and Settings
MBN14AA501KA01 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-4010

MBN23AA051KA01 Fuel Oil Premix ESV ESV 3.1-4010 [PN:160bar; NomW:100mm]
MBN23AA151KA01 Fuel Oil Premix CV CV 3.1-4010 [PN:160bar; NomW:100mm]
MBN31AA251 Change-over Valve SV 3.1-4010
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MBN31AA252 Shut-off Valve BV 3.1-4010 C
MBN31AA253 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-4010 C
MBN31AA341 Shut-off Cock SV 3.1-4010 O
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBN31AA371 Shut-off Cock SV 3.1-4010 O {isolating valve}

Siemens AG
MBN31AA501 Ball Valve BV 3.1-4010
MBN31AA502 Ball Valve BV 3.1-4010 C
MBN31AT001 Filter FILT 3.1-4010
MBN31AT002 Filter ORF 3.1-4010
MBN33AM001 Mixer TANK 3.1-4010 [FillPres:160bar]
MBN34AA002KA01 Leakoil Valve SV 3.1-4010
MBN34AA051KA01 Seal Air Ball Cock BV 3.1-4010 [PN:160bar; NomW:50mm]
MB
Equipment List
MBN34BP001 Leakoil Orifice ORF 3.1-4010 {5mm}[Orifice:5mm; NomW:8mm]

Limits and Settings
MBN36AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-4010 [PN:100bar; NomW:20mm]

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Technical Data

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MB
MBN36BP001 Orifice ORF 3.1-4010 [Orifice:2mm; NomW:24mm]
MBN41AA251 Change-over Valve TRV 3.1-4010
MBN41AA341 Shut-off Cock SV 3.1-4010 O {isolating valve}
Equipment List

Limits and Settings

MBN41AA402 Drain Valve BV 3.1-4010
MBN41AA501 Ball Valve BV 3.1-4010 C
MBN41AA502 Ball Valve BV 3.1-4010 {Vent, fuel oil filter}
MBN41AT001 Permanent filter FILT 3.1-4010
MBN41AT002 Permanent filter FILT 3.1-4010
MBN43AM001 Mixer TANK 3.1-4010 [FillPres:160bar]
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MBN44AA002KA01 Leakoil Valve SV 3.1-4010
MBN44AA051KA01 Seal Air Ball Cock BV 3.1-4010 [PN:160bar; NomW:50mm]
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data

Siemens AG
MBN44BP001 Leakoil Orifice ORF 3.1-4010 {5mm}[Orifice:5mm; NomW:8mm]
MBN45AA301 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-4010
MBN45AA401KA01 Fuel Oil Drain SV 3.1-4010
MBN45AA402KA01 Fuel Oil Drain SV 3.1-4010
MBN45AA501KA01 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-4010
MBN52AA051KA01 Fuel Oil Return ESV ESV 3.1-4010 [PN:160bar; NomW:100mm]
MB
MBN53AA151KA01 FO Diffusion CV CV 3.1-4010 [PN:160bar; NomW:100mm]
Equipment List

Limits and Settings

MBN60AA191 Pressure Relief Valve PRLV 3.1-4010
MBN60AA251 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-4010 O
MBN60AA403 Drain Valve SOVC 3.1-4010 C
MBN60AP001KP01 Leakoil Pump 1 CTRP 3.1-4010
MBN60BB001 Auxiliary Tank TANK 3.1-4010
MBN80AA001KA01 Filling Valve SV 3.1-4810
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MBN80AA251 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-4810 O
MBN80AA401 Drain Valve SOVC 3.1-4810 C
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBN80BB001 Purge Water Tank TANK 3.1-4810

Siemens AG
MBN81AA151 Control Valve PCV 3.1-4810 {21bar}
MBN81AA191 Pressure Relief Valve PLV 3.1-4810 {25bar}
MBN81AP001KP01 Purge Water Pump PDP 3.1-4810
MBN81AT001 Strainer DITR 3.1-4810
MBN83AA051AKA01 Purge Water Pre Ctrl Valve SV 3.1-4810 [PN:160bar; NomW:25mm]
MBN83AA051KA01 Purge Water Valve SV 3.1-4810 [PN:160bar; NomW:25mm]
MB
Equipment List

Limits and Settings
MBN83AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-4810 [NomW:40mm]

MBN83BS001 Silencer SIL 3.1-4810
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Technical Data

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MBP11AT001 Fuel Gas Strainer STR 3.1-5010
MBP13AA051KA01 Fuel Gas ESV ESV 3.1-5010 [PN:63bar; NomW:250mm]
MBP13AA301 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-5010 O
MB
MBP13AA501KA01 Fuel Gas Vent SV 3.1-5010
Equipment List

Limits and Settings
MBP21AA151KA01 Diffusion Gas CV CV 3.1-5010 [PN:63bar; NomW:250mm]

MBP22AA151KA01 Fuel Gas Premix CV CV 3.1-5010 [PN:63bar; NomW:250mm]
MBP23AA151KA01 Pilot Gas CV CV 3.1-5010 [PN:63bar; NomW:50mm]
MBP31AA301 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-5010 O [PN:100bar; NomW:4mm]
MBP31AA401KA01 NG Diff Drain SV 3.1-5310
MBP32AA401KA01 NG Premix Drain SV 3.1-5310
MBP32BP001 Premix Orifice ORF 3.1-5010 [Orifice:20.4mm; PN:100bar; NomW:39mm]
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Technical Data

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MB
Equipment List

Limits and Settings

MBP33AA401KA01 NG Pilot Drain SV 3.1-5310
MBP40AA191 Pressure Relief Valve PRLV 3.1-5310 {37.4bar}
MBP40AA401KA01 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-5310
MBP40AA501KA01 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-5310
MBP40BB001 Header TANK 3.1-5310
MBQ10 Ignition Gas Tank 3.1-6010 {Scope of Supply: F or Customer}
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MBQ11AA001KA01 Ignition Gas Valve 1 SV 3.1-6010
MBQ11AA251 Shut-off Valve BV 3.1-6010 O
MBQ12AA151 Control Valve PCV 3.1-6010 {2bar}
Gas Turbine
Power Generation
Technical Data
MBQ12AA301 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-6010 O

MBQ13AA001KA01 Ignition Gas Valve 2 SV 3.1-6010
Siemens AG
MBQ13AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-6010 [NomW:25mm]
MBQ13AA251 Shut-off Cock BV 3.1-6010 O
MBQ13AA501KA01 Ignition Gas Vent SV 3.1-6010
MBU24AA251 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-7010 O
MBU24AA254 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-7010
MBU24AA401 Drain Valve SV 3.1-7010 C
MBU24AA403 Drain Valve SV 3.1-7010
MB
MBU24AA501 Release Valve SV 3.1-7010 C
MBU24AT001 Nox Water Filter FILT 3.1-7010
MBU25AA051 Minimum Flow Valve ARC 3.1-7010
MBU25AA052 Minimum Flow Valve ARC 3.1-7010
MBU25AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-7010
Equipment List
MBU25AA211 Check Valve CKV 3.1-7010

Limits and Settings
MBU25AA252 Shut-off SV 3.1-7010

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MBU25AA402 Drain Valve SV 3.1-7010 C

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MBU25AP001KP01 Nox Water Pump 1 CTRP 3.1-7010
MBU25AP002KP01 Nox Water Pump 2 CTRP 3.1-7010
MBU32AA401 Shut-off Cock SV 3.1-7010 C
MBU32BB001 Header TANK 3.1-7010
MBU41AA051KA01 HP-DM-Emulsion ESV ESV 3.1-7010 [PN:160bar; NomW:80mm]
MBU41AA052KA01 Release Valve SV 3.1-7010
MBU41AA151KA01 HP-DM-Emulsion CV CV 3.1-7010 [PN:160bar; NomW:80mm]
MBU41BP001 Orifice ORF 3.1-7010
MBU43AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-7010 [PN:160bar; NomW:80mm]
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MBU46AA051KA01 HP-PM-Emulsion ESV ESV 3.1-7010 [PN:160bar; NomW:80mm]
MBU46AA052KA01 Release Valve SV 3.1-7010
MBU46AA151KA01 HP-PM-Emulsion CV CV 3.1-7010 [PN:160bar; NomW:80mm]
Equipment List
MBU46BP001 Orifice ORF 3.1-7010

Limits and Settings
MBU47BB001 Header TANK 3.1-7010

MBU48AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-7010 [PN:160bar; NomW:80mm]
MBV10AA401 Drain Valve BV 3.1-8010 C
MBV10BB001 Lube Oil Tank TANK 3.1-8010 {11.400dm (13.500dm incl. pipe)}
MBV21AA201 Check Valve CKF 3.1-8010 {with remachining in accordance with Gestra drawing: 4SKF2529}
MBV21AA203 Check Valve CKF 3.1-8010
MBV21AA301 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-8010 O
MBV21AA305 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-8010
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MBV21AA404 Drain Valve SV 3.1-8010 O
MBV21AA405 Drain Valve SV 3.1-8010 O
MBV21AP001KP01 Main Lube Oil Pump CTRP 3.1-8010
MBV21AP002KP01 Auxiliary Oil Pump CTRP 3.1-8010
MBV21AP003KP01 Emergency Oil Pump CTRP 3.1-8010
MBV21BP003 Orifice ORF 3.1-8010
MBV22AA281 Bypass Orifice ORFA 3.1-8010
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MBV23AC Lube Oil Cooler 3.1-8010
MBV24AA151 Temperature Control TCV 3.1-8010
MBV24AA281 Main Lubeoil Throttle ORFA 3.1-8010
MBV24AA301 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-8010 O
Equipment List
MBV25AA251 Change-over Valve TRV 3.1-8010 {Vlv.Pos.: 1-2, 3 closed or 1-3, 2 closed}
Limits and Settings
MBV25AA252 Filling Valve SOVC 3.1-8010 C

MBV25AA401 Drain Valve SOVC 3.1-8010 C
MBV25AA402 Drain Valve SOVC 3.1-8010 C
MBV25AT001 Lube Oil Filter FILT 3.1-8010
MBV25AT002 Lube Oil Filter FILT 3.1-8010
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MBV26AA305 Shut-off Cock SV 3.1-8010 O
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MBV26BP011 Bearing Oil Orifice ORF 3.1-8010
MBV30AA191 Pressure Relief Valve PLV 3.1-8010
MBV30AA192 Pressure Relief Valve PLV 3.1-8010
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MBV30AA251 Change-over Valve SOVC 3.1-8010
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MBV30AA302 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-8010

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MBV30AP001KP01 Lifting Oil Pump PDP 3.1-8010
MBV30AP002KP01 Lifting Oil Pump PDP 3.1-8010
MBV30AT001 Lifting Oil Filter FILT 3.1-8010
MBV30AT002 Lifting Oil Filter FILT 3.1-8010
MBV31AA151 Control Valve PLV 3.1-8010 {160bar}
MBV31AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-8010
MBV31AA202 Check Valve CKV 3.1-8010
MBV31AA281 Lift-oil Throttle Valve THRV 3.1-8010
MBV31AA282 Lift-oil Throttle Valve THRV 3.1-8010
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MBV35AA001KA01 Clutch Valve SV 3.1-8010 [PN:420bar; NomW:6mm]
MBV35AA002KA01 Clutch Valve SV 3.1-8010 [PN:420bar; NomW:6mm]
MBV35AA003KA01 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-8010 [PN:280bar; NomW:10mm]
MBV35AA101KA01 Control Valve FCV 3.1-8010 {Turning Speed = 100-120rpm}[PN:315bar; NomW:16mm]
MBV35AA151 Flow Control Valve FCV 3.1-8010
Equipment List
MBV35AA152 Control Valve PCV 3.1-8010 [PN:315bar]

Limits and Settings
MBV35AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-8010 [PN:315bar; NomW:8mm]

MBV50AA283 Throttle Valve THRV 3.1-8010
MBV50AN001KN01 Oil Vapor Extractor FAN 3.1-8010 {0.05m/s; 0,01bar}
MBV50AN002KN01 Oil Vapor Extractor FAN 3.1-8010 {0.05m/s; 0,01bar}
MBV50AT001 Oil Seperator TRAP 3.1-8010
MBV50AT002 secondary air filter TRAP 3.1-8010
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MBX01AA401 Drain Valve BV 3.1-9010 C
MBX01AT001 Hyd Filter1 FILT 3.1-9010
MBX01BB001 Hydraulic Tank TANK 3.1-9010
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MBX02AA191 Pressure Relief Valve PLV 3.1-9010

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MBX02AA301 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-9010 O
MBX02AA303 Shut-off Valve SV 3.1-9010
MBX02AA321 Shut-off Valve CBM 3.1-9010
MBX02AP001KP01 Hydraulic Pump PDP 3.1-9010
MBX02AP002KP01 Hydraulic Pump PDP 3.1-9010
MBX03AA201 Check Valve CKV 3.1-9010
MB
MBX03AA251 Filter Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-9010 O
Equipment List

Limits and Settings

MBX03AT001 Hydraulic Filter FILT 3.1-9010
MBX03AT002 Hydraulic Filter FILT 3.1-9010
MBX04AA251 Tank shut off valve SV 3.1-9010 O
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MBX04AA252 Tank shut off valve SV 3.1-9010 O
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MBX04AA401 Accumulator Drain SV 3.1-9010 C
MBX04AA402 Accumulator Drain SV 3.1-9010 C
MBX04BB001 Pressure Accumulator PAC 3.1-9010
MBX04BB002 Pressure Accumulator PAC 3.1-9010
MBX06AA191 Hyd Cooling Circuit CKV 3.1-9010
MBX06AA192 Hyd Cooling Circuit CKV 3.1-9010
MB
MBX06AA251 Shut-off Valve BV 3.1-9010 O
MBX06AA252 Shut-off Valve BV 3.1-9010 C
Equipment List
MBX06AA259 3-Way Ballvalve BV 3.1-9010

Limits and Settings
MBX06AA260 3-Way Ballvalve BV 3.1-9010

MBX06AH001KC01 Air Cooler COOL 3.1-9010
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MBX06AH002KC01 Hyd Cooler COOL 3.1-9010
MBX06AP001 Hyd Pump1 Cool Circ PDP 3.1-9010
MBX06AP002 Hyd Pump2 Cool Circ PDP 3.1-9010
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MBX06AT001 Filter FILT 3.1-9010

MBX06AT002 Filter FILT 3.1-9010
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MBX21AA191 Pressure Relief Valve PRLV 3.1-9810 {11bar}
MBX21AA201 Check Valve CKF 3.1-9810
MBX21AA501KA01 Release Valve SV 3.1-9810
MBX21AA502KA01 Release Valve SV 3.1-9810
MBX21AN001KN01 Pneumatic Compressor COMP 3.1-9810
MBX21AN002KN01 Pneumatic Compressor COMP 3.1-9810
MBX21AT001 Suction Filter FILT 3.1-9810
MBX21AT002 Suction Filter FILT 3.1-9810
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MBX22AA251 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-9810 O
MBX22AA253 Shut-off Valve SOVC 3.1-9810
MBX22AT001KT01 Pneumatic Dryer DEHUM 3.1-9810
Equipment List
MBX22AT002KT01 Pneumatic Dryer DEHUM 3.1-9810

Limits and Settings
MBX22AT003 Pneumatic Filter FILT 3.1-9810

MBX22AT004 Pneumatic Filter FILT 3.1-9810
MBX22AT011KA01 Steam Trap TRAP 3.1-9810
MBX23BB001 Condensate Accumul. TANK 3.1-9810
MBX23BB002 Tank TANK 3.1-9810
MBX23BS001 Silencer SIL 3.1-9810
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MBX24AA151 Sustaining Valve PLV 3.1-9810
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MBX24AA401 Drain Valve SOVC 3.1-9810 C
MBX24BB001 Pneumatic Accumulator PAC 3.1-9810
MBX24BP001 Orifice ORF 3.1-9810
MBX50AA001KA01 Pre Control Valve CTCV 3.1-9310 [PN:350bar; NomW:6mm]
MBX50AA031KA01 Opening Valve CTCV 3.1-9310 [PN:350bar; NomW:6mm]
MBX50AA051 Cartridge Valve SV 3.1-9310 [PN:315bar; NomW:16mm]
MBX50AA321 Shut-off Valve CBM 3.1-9310 C
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MBX50AS001 Actuator Control Unit COPL 3.1-9310
MBX50AS002 Actuator Piston ACT 3.1-9310
MBX50AT002 Filter FILT 3.1-9310 [MashW:0.01mm; PN:315bar]
Equipment List
MBX50BP001 Throttle Valve ORF 3.1-9310

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MBX60AA002KA01 Pre Control Valve CTCV 3.1-9310 [PN:350bar]
MBX60AA101KA01 Servo Valve SDV 3.1-9310 [PN:315bar; NomW:6mm]
MBX60AS001 Actuator Control Unit ACT 3.1-9310
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Limits and Settings

MBX69AA001KA01 Change-over Valve SV 3.1-7010
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MBX70AA051 Transfer Valve SV 3.1-9210 [PN:315bar; NomW:16mm]
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MBX70AA321 Shut-off Valve CBM 3.1-9210 {Feed Line Pressure}
MBX70AA322 Shut-off Valve CBM 3.1-9210 {Pressure at Actuator, Direction Open}
MBX70AA323 Shut-off Valve CBM 3.1-9210 {Pressure at Actuator, Direction Close}
MBX70AA324 Shut-off Valve CBM 3.1-9210 {Return Line Pressure}
MBX70BP001 Throttle ORF 3.1-9210 {Opening Velocity}
MB
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MBX75BP002 Throttle ORF 3.1-9110 {Closing Velocity}
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MBX81BP001 Throttle Valve ORF 3.1-9210 [Orifice:3.5mm]
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MBX82BP001 Throttle Valve ORF 3.1-9210 [Orifice:1.5mm]
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MBX87BP001 Throttle ORF 3.1-9110
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MBX90AS001 Pneumatic Actuator ACT 3.1-9910
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Gas Turbine Specifications
Technical Data Requirements for GT Working Media
Air, Fuel, Water
Proper Use of the Gas Turbine General

As a supplement to the description of proper operation In the open gas turbine cycle, large amounts of the
given in 3.0-0500, the following includes a more detailed working fluids air, fuel and water are processed by the
explanation of approved fuels: turbine (in contrast to the steam cycle, in which the same
Only those fuels which are stipulated in the supply working fluid is circulated through a closed loop)
contract shall be permissible for operation of gas turbines. Ideally, these working fluids are pure, i.e., they
Operation with fuels other than those contractually contain no elements which can be harmful to the gas
stipulated is not permitted. The definitive evaluation of turbine or exhaust system and/or the environment.
gaseous and liquid fuels will be made by Siemens. This ideal situation does not occur in practice, and
Evaluation of any given fuel requires all data included in impurities can enter the gas turbine in the following ways:
the "Checklist for Fuels".
Impurities in the:
This Section gives limits for contaminants in the GT
intake air
working fluids air, fuel and water as well as the procedures
to be used for determining these concentrations; if the fuel
working fluids contain contaminants for which no limits are water or steam injected for NOx reduction or increased
prescribed, this must be clarified with the Siemens Power output
Generation on a case-to-case basis. Gas turbine operation washing water
without filtration or without adequate filtration (e.g.
damaged filter) shall not be permitted. Handling of fuels
Contamination of these working fluids can have various

shall be subject to all regulations stipulated in the operating

effects; these are listed under "Effects of Contaminants
documentation and technical documentation.
and Measures". Operation of gas turbines for the duration
Risk of injury! of the normal maintenance interval is only possible if
Improper use of the gas turbine can prescribed limits (see "Limits for Chemical Contaminants
adversely affect the (operational) safety of ...") for contaminants are adhered to and monitored as
the GT and result in personal injury and specified. Furthermore, specified physical parameters of
equipment damage. the working media must also be adhered to during gas
turbine operation. Physical properties which characterize
the fuel include, for example, not only composition, but also
heating value, density, viscosity, flash point, dew point (in
the case of gaseous fuels) and pour point (in the case of
fuel oils). Limits (gradients, extremes-see 3.1-0210)
dictated by the systems engineering design also apply to
each of these properties.
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Air, Fuel, Water
GT Pollutants
Pollutants can ingress into the fuel and intake air in the following ways:
Fuel Air
Na Originating in rock formation from which crude oil was obtained Aerosols at coastal locations
Seawater used as ballast in tankers which have no cargo Washing of filters to remove dust
transfer to GT fuels if tanks and piping are not flushed prior containing salts
to pumping GT fuel
K Minor constituent of seawater (K/Na 1:28) Dust of mineral origin, (clay, feldspar)
Dominant in plant matter (coal-based fuels)
Pb Tetraethyl and tetramethyl lead as a fuel additive Automotive exhaust gases
In GT fuels stored in refinery tanks/piping which were not
flushed prior to pumping of fuel, not water soluble!
V Originating in rock formation from which crude oil was obtained,
present as water-insoluble vanadium porphyrin complex
Enrichment in residual oil
In GT fuels stored in refinery tanks/piping which were not
flushed prior to pumping of fuel

Tab. 1: Origin of GT pollutants

application: inorganic contaminants (sand) entrained
Definitions in liquid fuels (crude oil, residual oil, etc.) in pumping,
Ash: transportation or storage.

Designation for incombustible constituents left on Dust:
complete combustion of organic substances. Designation for dispersed solid matter in gases,
Sediment: arising from mechanical processes or entrainment.
For this application, the term dust is used to indicate
Designation for loose solid mineral matter arising from
all solid particles of a grain size less than 200 m.
physical, chemical or, to a lesser extent, biogenic
weathering of previously existing rock For this
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Air, Fuel, Water
Effects of contaminants and measures

Constituent or Effect(s) Measures / Remarks
Parameter
Vanadium Hot corrosion Strict adherence to limits
Lead Hot corrosion Strict adherence to limits
Alkali metals (Na, K) Hot corrosion Fuel washing
[Alkali sulfate corrosion] Filtering of intake air (prevent
dissolution of salts retained in filter
during rainy weather!)
Demineralization of water
Calcium (Ca) Formation of hard deposits on blades which Fuel washing
cannot be removed by washing with water; if
these deposits flake off, downstream items
can be damaged by erosion
Chlorine (Cl) + Fluorine (F) Formation of HCl or Cl2 and HF Fuel washing (gases)
Accelerated corrosion mechanisms with Fuel cleaning (oils) (centrifuging or
austenitic materials [acid corrosion] electrostatic separation)
Hot corrosion

Sulfur (S) Nearly complete conversion to SOx Observe applicable SOX emissions
Compounds such as Na2SO4, K2SO4, limits
Na3Fe(SO4)3 are also corrosive, as their
melting points lie within the GT temperature
range (alkali sulfate corrosion)

Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Acid anhydride soluble in water condensation Fuel preheating:
(piping corrosion -> fuel preheating)
Increased risk of autoignition
Refer to sulfur
Hydrogen (H2) > 1 Vol.% Increased flame velocity Only permissible in diffusion mode
Acetylene (C2H2) > 0.1 Vol.% Possible explosion protection
measures must be clarified in
individual cases
Liquid fuel gas constituents Burner coking, flashback, sudden input of Heating to temperatures of at least
(higher hydrocarbons, water) large amounts of energy 10 K above dew point of the
Overheating corresponding CnHm
Water As fuel gas ingreditute Heating to temperatures of at least
Two phase condition (liquid and gaseous) 15 K above dew point of water
As Fuel oil ingreditute Reduction of max water content in the
Corrosion of low alloy materials in the fuelgas (H2O separator)
fuelgas system Fuel cleaning (centrifuging or
decreasing of the heating value (at higher electrostatic separation)
amount of water) Improvement of liquid fuel oil system
materials
Dust, sediments Clogging of filters, erosion, formation of Cleaning of fuel and intake air
deposits, hot corrosion, acid corrosion (filtering, electrostatic separation)
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Tab. 2: Effects of contaminants and measures
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Air, Fuel, Water
Fuel parameters - effects and measures

Constituent or Parameter Effect(s) Measures
Depending on applied guidelines or
Flash point Explosion hazard applicable regulations
Additional explosion protection
measures may be required
Pour point (SP) Loss of function of washing and similar Fuel temperature always at least
(Pour Point) systems in the event that fuel 10 K above pour point
temperature drops below this point
Ash Deposits, erosion of turbine blading Compliance with limits
Tab. 3: Fuel parameters - effects and measures
As a matter of principle, the total ingress of all

Limits for Chemical Contaminants in contaminants with the process media air, fuel
Fuels and Intake Air and H2O is the determining factor for damage to
the gas turbine and its component parts! The

If the levels of fuel contaminants are no higher than

total mass flow rate of a given contaminant may
the following limits, the gas turbine can be operated at
therefore be the sum of the individual mass flows
the permissible output without restriction or shortening of
(max. 3: air, fuel, H2O). The prescribed limits
the specified inspection intervals.
must be complied with for all fuels used with your
GT.
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Air, Fuel, Water
Limits for chemical impurities

(Fuel weighting factor f = 1) Fuel downstream of fine filter
Compressor
Pollutant Test/Check Unit intake air Natural gas EL distillate fuel
downstream of
1)
filter (empirical
values)
Dust (with Total DIN EN 12622 0.08 20 20

natural d < 2 m VDI 2066 0.06 18.5
gas), sedi- (1994)
ments (with 2 < d < 10 m ASTM D 2709 0.02 1.5 18.0
ppm(wt)
EL distillate d > 10 m & D 6304 0.0002 0.002 2.0
fuel) d > 25 m 0 0 0
DIN 51790 2)
Vanadium (V) (in the case ppm(wt) 0.001 0.5
of fuel oil) ASTM D 3605
DIN 51790 3)
Lead (Pb) (in the case ppm(wt) 0.002 1.0
of fuel oil) ASTM D 3605
Total of EPC method 0.3


Sodium (Na) + potassium (K) DIN 51790 ppm(wt) 0.001 0.1 4)
ASTM D 3605
Calcium (Ca) ASTM D 3605 ppm(wt) 0.02 10

5)
Ash (in the case ASTM D 482 ppm(wt) 100
of fuel oil)
Nitrogen (N) ASTM D 4629 ppm(wt) Limits prescribed by locally applicable
(FBN = fuel bound nitrogen) emissions guidelines in the respective
countries (conversion of N to NOX)
Sulfur (S) ASTM D 129 cf. max. permissible Limits prescribed by
dust content locally applicable
ASTM D 1072 ppm(wt) emissions guide-
lines (100% con-
ASTM D 6228
version of S to SO)
Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) ASTM D 6228 ppm(vol) 6) 100
Mercaptans ASTM D 3227 ppm(wt) 10
6)
Acetylene (C2H2) ASTM D 1946 Vol. % 0.1
6)
Hydrogen (H2) ASTM D 1945 Vol. % 1
ASTM D 1946
Ethane (C2H6) ASTM D 1945 Vol. % 15
Higher molecular-weight 7)
hydrocarbons ASTM D 1946 Vol. % 10
CnHm (n 2) except C2H6
Limits for fuel impurities (dust and ash, V, Pb, Na, K, Ca) are based on a lower heating value (LHV) of 42,000kJ/kg. The
formula X * LHV/42 [X = pollutant content; LHV in MJ/kg] shall be used to correct for deviations in lower heating value.
Tab. 4: Limits for chemical contaminants (fuel weighting factor f =1)

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Please refer to explanations on the following page.
Serial No. Note
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Air, Fuel, Water
1)
Particulate impurities in If the stipulated values are exceeded, the permissible limits for fuel impurities shall be
compressor intake air and lowered by that amount contained in the intake air to ensure that the total mass flow of any
in fuel: given contaminant (intake air + fuel) does not exceed the prescribed limit. The total mass
flow rate of a given impurity may therefore be the sum of up to three individual mass flows
(air, fuel, H2O).
2)
Vanadium: No violations of this limit whatsoever are permissible.
3)
Lead: No further violations of the prescribed limit are permissible.
4)
Sodium and potassium: The standard limit of 0.3 ppm(wt) shall apply to the sum of sodium and potassium.
At coastal and industrial sites, this limit shall be reduced to 0.1 ppm(wt), provided that no
air analysis has been performed.
5)
Ash: A relevant ash fraction only occurs with liquid fuels.
6)
Hydrogen sulfide, These limits absolutely must be observed with gaseous fuels. (These impurities only occur
acetylene, hydrogen: in significant quantities with gaseous fuels.)
7)
Higher molecular weight The tendency of hydrocarbons to decompose increases with increasing chain length. If the
hydrocarbons: permissible fraction exceeds 10vol.%, problems may occur in premix mode (-> flashback).
Lube oils constitute a special problem. Lube oil films on the inner surface of pipes may
extend over great distances and thus cause flashback at the burner. If gas compressors

are used, they must be absolutely free of lube oil.
Caution!
Danger of equipment damage: if gas compressors are used, they must be
absolutely lube-oil-free (see subsection "Fuel Gas Requirements")! Otherwise lube

oil can ingress into the fuel lines and cause flashback.
Comprehensive evaluation of all available fuels is only possible if a separate analysis is performed for each fuel in
accordance with the subsection "Checklist for Fuels".
Suitable analytic methods that correspond to state-of-the-are engineering practice are permissible.
Tab. 5: Remarks on Tab. 4
Caution!
Compressor Intake Air Danger of equipment damage: due to the
sensitivity of the cooling air system to
Contaminants clogging by dust particles, the gas turbine
The compressor intake air filters shall be designed such must never be operated with a defective
that the following dust concentration limits are not intake air filter or none at all. Cleaning
exceeded in the compressor intake air: intervals for the intake filters must
absolutely be complied with
Dust concentration [in mg dust/kg air] with an absolute
filter mesh of 10 m:
total: 0.08 Corrosive air contaminants such as salts which can
enter the turbine through the intake of seawater droplets or
2 < d < 10 m: 0.02
salt-containing dust particles must be separated out to the
greatest extent possible (cf. "Limits for chemical
contaminants in fuels and intake air"). This must be
ensured with suitable filter equipment (droplet separator if
necessary) and timely cleaning of filters. The following
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danger prevails in particular at sites with salt-laden air and

extended dry periods: if the intake filter is not cleaned often
enough, salt-laden dust which accumulates on the filter
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Air, Fuel, Water
elements is dissolved when humidity reaches high levels. Gas Turbine Operation
This causes a very high concentration of salts in the intake During operation of the gas turbine as well, auxiliary
air entering the gas turbine and the resultant corrosion systems and connecting piping must remain at
damage. temperatures not less than +5C to ensure their
functionality. Otherwise there would be a danger that
Low Intake Temperatures water-bearing packages and/or piping (including
residual purge water in the fuel oil return line or
Low ambient temperatures can necessitate restrictions condensation in valves) could freeze.
pertaining to gas turbine operating modes; in extreme
At intake temperatures near the freezing point
cases they may even render operation impossible. The
concurrent with high humidity, ice can form on and clog
different operating restrictions and the associated
the air filters in the intake structure. Ice can also form at
temperature limits are listed in the following.
the compressor inlet due to the accelerated flow of air.
A distinction must be drawn between startup of a gas
By operating the anti-icing system (recirculation of
turbine which has completely cooled down and operation of
about 2% of compressor discharge to a point upstream
a gas turbine at low ambient temperatures. In the latter
of the air filters), the intake air can be warmed by about
case, not the entire gas turbine, but rather only a small
8K, thus permitting a corresponding reduction of the
region near the compressor inlet, is affected by low
prescribed temperature limits by the same amount.
temperatures.
Extended operation in wet compression mode (injection
Startup of a Cold Gas Turbine after an Outage of water into the intake structure) is only permitted (if

enabled) at ambient temperatures above 10C because

- Startup of the gas turbine is forbidden if the rotor disks of the risk of ice formation.
and tie bolt have cooled down during an outage to
Under normal operating conditions, operation of theGT
below +5C, as this would involve the risk of brittle
at low temperatures is not restricted by the risk of
fracture of the rotor. Under such conditions, the rotor
compressor surging above the limit temperature of

temperature must be increased to >+5C, for example
40C.
by blowing in warm air. This is particularly important in
the case of gas turbines installed outdoors. Unless special low-temperature grease is used on the
IGV pitch adjustment device, there is a risk that this
- The functionality of certain auxiliary systems is
grease may freeze at temperatures below 20C.
restricted or even lost at temperatures below +5C. For
this reason, the gas turbine may not be started up if the At intake temperatures below 40C there is a risk of
auxiliary systems or connecting piping reach brittle fracture of the front hollow shaft and the front
temperatures below +5C. rows of compressor blades and vanes. For this reason,
operation of gas turbines at ambient temperatures
below 40C requires prior approval from Siemens
Power Generation.
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Fuel Gas Requirements is not included in the turbine manufacturer's scope of

supply is required to fulfill these requirements.
This section defines the requirements for the
The major inspection intervals for Siemens gas
properties and states of the fuel gas that must be
turbines are based on the use of fuels of the specified
satisfied at the terminal point of the gas turbine scope of
quality.
supply. The specified requirements must be assured by
separate agreements with the operator. Equipment which
Properties, Condition Condition(s) Limits

1)
Pressure
Design Value
Tolerance at 0 - 15% of the max. fuel 5.0 % of design value
amount
at 15 - 100% of the max. 2.5 % of design value
fuel amount
Change rate dp/dt 0.2 bar/s
2)
Temperature
permissible range min. - 10 C
4)
min. 10 K above dew point of gas mixture

min. 15 K above the dew point of water

max. 130C
Tolerance 10 K from startup and/or design value
Change rate dT/dt 1 K/s
3)
Heating value
Design range min. 35,000 kJ/kg (without fuel gas preheating)
min. 40,000 kJ/kg (with fuel gas preheating)
max. 50,056 kJ/kg (100% methane)
Tolerance 5.0 % of design value
Change rate d LHV/dt = 0.1 %/s
Wobbe index 5)
Design Value 37.6 MJ/(kg x m3)0.5
Tolerance 16 % of design value (in this range, a gas with a
fluctuation range of 5% may be selected)
5)
Contaminants Also see subsection "Limits for Chemical
Chemical Contaminants in Fuels and Compressor Intake Air"
Remarks see Tab. 6
Tab. 5: Fuel gas requirements

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The required fuel gas pressure at the terminal point of supply of the fuel gas system (MBP) is dependent on the
fuel gas composition, temperature and density as well as the ambient conditions (air temperature and geodetic
elevation of site).
Project-specific parameters are used for determination of the required fuel gas pressure (see the above) by
Siemens Power Generation and entered in the List of Settings for Open- and Closed-loop Control Equipment
(SREL, see 3.1-0210). This parameter is required for the functional design of various items in the fuel gas
system.
The calculated fuel gas pressure is the "design value" and applies to all gas turbine operating conditions. In
other words, it was selected such that normal operation of the gas turbine is possible even under the least
favorable conditions. The specified tolerances apply to this pressure.
In general, the maximum fuel gas pressure is calculated on the basis of the following parameters for the
maximum fuel volumetric flow:
lowest ambient temperature (with allowance for the permissible limit load)
maximum water injection (e.g. for NOx control)
minimum lower heating value (LHV)
maximum fuel gas temperature.

Allowance is not made for the pressure drop of items not included in the gas turbine manufacturer's scope of
supply (e.g. gas pressure control station and fine gas filter). An appropriate correction factor must therefore be
generated and applied to specify the requisite fuel gas pressure, e.g. at the power plant's terminal point of
supply.
If the requisite gas pressure cannot be ensured by the gas supplier, a gas pressure boosting station must be
provided.
Caution!
Danger of equipment damage: in such cases where gas compressors are used, it is absolutely
imperative that those components of the gas compressor in contact with the fuel gas (e.g. pistons of a
reciprocating compressor) are entirely lube-oil-free. This requires the use of suitable materials (e.g.
PTFE piston rings)! Otherwise lube oil can ingress into the fuel lines and cause flashback.
2)
In principle, it is permissible to operate gas turbines on natural gas fuels at temperatures of up to 130C. These
maximum operating temperatures also apply to the pilot gas.
Without exception, fuel preheating to more than 50C shall be clarified with Siemens Power Generation on a
project-specific basis, as the permissible heating value in such cases is restricted to a range from 40,000 to
50,012kJ/kg. A special design fuel gas system is required if the range of permissible limits is extended.
The specified rate of gas temperature change shall not be exceeded, either during operation or in the event of
a fault (outage of the fuel preheating system).
3)
On the basis of the gas analysis for your plant, a "design value" must be selected between the minimum
heating value of 35,000 kJ/kg and the maximum heating value of 50,056 kJ/kg.
If a gas is to be used which has a heating value deviating from the design value by more than 5 %, this fuel is
subject to the approval of Siemens Power Generation.
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4)
The 10 K margin to the dew point shall apply to all constituents of the gases including the heavy hydrocarbons
contained in the gas. This ensures that the fuel gas does not contain any liquid constituents.
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The Wobbe index is calculated from the product of calorific value [MJ/kg] and the square root of the density of
natural gas at standard temperature and pressure [0C, 1.013bar]. For the standard fuel gas system, the
Wobbe index is calculated as 37.6MJ/(kg x m3)0.5. Assuming that standard burners will be used, natural gas
with a Wobbe index tolerance range of 16% can be used (burner design range). In this range, a gas with a
maximum fluctuation range of 5% may be selected. In the event of larger Wobbe index fluctuations, Siemens
Power Generation must be consulted in terms of further details and any requisite modification of parts.
6)
To ensure the required degree of purity after filtration, an appropriate filtration unit is provided upstream of the
terminal point of supply of the gas turbine fuel gas system (MBP). Care must be taken to ensure that
entrainment of particles caused by corrosion of the inner walls of the lines downstream of the filtration unit
and/or residual soiling in the piping is not possible.
Gases with a hydrogen (H2) content greater than 1vol.% and/or an acetylene (C2H2) content greater than
0.1vol.% shall only be combusted in diffusion mode. If such fuels were combusted in premix mode, this would
involve the risk of reactions occurring in the premix piping which could completely destroy the burners.
Siemens Power Generation shall also be consulted in the case of fuels with higher hydrocarbon (CnHm, n = 2)
contents greater than 10vol.% and/or a hydrogen content greater than 10vol.%. Ethane (C2H6) contents of up
to a maximum of 15vol.% are permissible.

Caution!
Danger of equipment damage: gases with a hydrogen (H2) content greater than 1 vol.% and/or
acetylene (C2H2) content greater than 0.1 vol.% shall only be combusted in diffusion mode. If such fuels
were combusted in premix mode, this would run the risk that reactions would occur in the premix
piping which could completely destroy the burners.

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Typical Properties for Standard Natural Gas

The natural gas must meet the following typical requirements for use in gas turbines equipped with standard fuel gas
systems.
The permissible gradients for changes in natural gas pressure, temperature and lower heating value stipulated apply.
The following data must be determined as defined in the respective ASTM, ISO or DIN standard.
Gas constituents Unit Value
(other ISO units are
permitted)
90 (lower contents are permissible provided the permissible lower
CH4 Vol. %
heating value is complied with)
C2H2 Vol. % 0.1
C2H6 Vol. % 15
CnHm Vol. % 10 sum of CnHm with n 2 excluding C2H6 2)
H2 Vol. % 1.0
CO Vol. % normally not a constituent of natural gas 2)
H2O Vol. % s. dew point of water
CO2 Vol. % 5
N2 + Ar + CO2 Vol. % 10

O2 Vol. % 0.1
2)
Other Vol. %
Properties 2)
Lower heating value MJ/kg 40 - 50 MJ/kg (with max. FG preheating); 35-50MJ/kg (without FG
(LHV) preheating)
Density at 15 C kg/m3 0.6741 - 0.7995 (with max. FG preheating) 0.8650 (without FG
preheating)
3)
Max. permissible natural C
gas temp. (preheating)
Natural gas dew point* C T Tdew point +10 (at design pressure, measured at the terminal point of
supply of the gas turbine fuel gas system (MBP))
Dew point of water* C T Tdew point +15
* Whichever temperature is higher shall be used in the design.
Contaminants 1)
Dust ppm(wt) 20
d < 2 m 18.5
2 < d < 10 m 1.5
d > 10 m 0.002
Na + K ppm(wt) 0.3
Ca ppm(wt) 10.0
V ppm(wt) 0.5
Pb ppm(wt) 1.0
H2S ppm(v) 10
Tab. 8: Typical Properties for Standard Natural Gas

The design fuel may be freely selected among fuels which lie within the above limits, it must, however,
be specified; a lower heating value tolerance of 5% must be complied with; lower heating values and
ultimate analysis must be individually stated for thermodynamic guarantee calculations!
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1)
Permissible limits must be corrected using the equation: Xcorr = LHV(MJ/kg)/42(MJ/kg) x Xspec.
2)
To be specified by Sales & Marketing.
3)
The maximum permissible NG preheating temperature must be clarified together with Siemens Power Generation.
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American Units
Units and Conversions Gas data are often given in American units rather
Gas turbine data are usually given on a mass basis than in metric units. These data must then be converted.
(.../kg). However, the gas industry customarily provides Requisite conversion factors are listed below:
3
data on a volume basis (.../m ). It is therefore necessary Conversion of BTU (British Thermal Units) to kJ:
to convert the data of the fuel gas analysis. The following BTU x 1.05505 = kJ
data are used for this conversion.
3
Conversion of lbs (pounds) to kg: lbs x 0.45359 = kg
The designation m is used to denote standard cubic 3
3 3 Conversion of CF (cubic feet) to m : CF x 0.02832 =
meter (m n, m stp), i.e. a cubic meter at standard 3
m
temperature (Tn) and pressure (pn),
Conversion of psi to bar: psi x 0.06895 = bar
where
Standard pressure: pn = 1.01325 bar (rounded off to Standard conditions are also used for American
1.013 bar) units, however, these conditions are, however,
Standard temperature: based on different reference values:
Tn = 273.15 K = 0 C (rounded off to 273 K) Standard pressure: pn = 1.01325 bar (rounded off to
Heating value (kJ/kg) (conversion): 1.013 bar)
3 3
heating value (kJ/m n)/density (kg/m n). Standard temperature:
Gas density (conversion of rel. density): Tn = 288.15 K = 15 C (rounded off to 288 K)
3 3
rel. density x 1.293 kg/m = gas density (kg/m ) The difference is approx. 5.5% (288/273 = 1.055).

In the gas industry, "relative density" is frequently This difference must also be allowed for.
stated instead of density. Relative density is the ratio
of the gas density to that of air. Relative density is
The use of American standard conditions is usually
therefore dimensionless.
indicated by the prefix "S" (standard).

The density of air at standard pressure and
temperature is 1.293 kg/m3. Conversion of heating value:
3
BTU/SCF x 1.05505 x 1.055/0.02832 = ...kJ/m stp
Conversion of density:
3
lbs/SCF x 0.45359 x 1.055/0.02832 = ...kg/m stp
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Liquid Fuel Requirements These limits are based on test procedures which are
specified in the aforementioned standards. The specified
(fuel oils conforming to ISO 4261; DIN 51603; ASTM D test procedures are used for verification of new analysis
396, 975, 2880) methods and are thus not binding in the sense that
The liquid fuels covered here include fuel oils analysis methods are not limited to these standards; the
conforming to ISO 4261, DIN 51603 Part 1, ASTM D 396, use of other analytic methods is permissible, provided the
ASTM D 975 (No. 2 Distillate Fuel Oil) and ASTM D 2880 stipulated detection threshold is achieved.
(Gas Turbine Fuel Oils); compliance with the limits in the
Major inspection intervals stipulated for Siemens gas
table below ensures suitability for use in the liquid fuel
turbines are based on the presumption that fuels of the
system.
specified quality are used.
Compliance with the limits given below is a
prerequisite to reliable and fault-free turbine operation.
Actual values shall be specified in the event that an order
is placed.
Properties Unit Limits Remarks
Flash point 1) C As specified in If explosion protection measures are

applicable national required, electrical equipment shall be
codes and standards designed in accordance with ElexV and
DIN 57165/VDE 0165.

Kinematic viscosity cSt (mm2/s) 12 (PM) Remark 2

28 (DM)
Operating temperature C PP +10 Remark 3
FP -5
Pressure upstream of injection pump bar p 3.0 Remark 4
Solids contained in filtered fuel (up- Compliance with the permissible limits
stream of the terminal point of supply of ensures that the gas turbine can be
the gas turbine FO system (MBN)) operated without the threat of erosion
ppm(wt) 20 damage.
- Permissible total solids content
m 10 The use of filters with a mesh size smaller
- Nominal filter mesh than specified may result in filter clogging
- Absolute filter mesh m 25 after a relatively short operating time.
- Particle size 10 - 25m % 10
- Particle size >25m % 0
Water content, bound wt % 0.1

Lower heating value (LHV) MJ/kg 42.0
3
Density (at 15C) kg/m max. 870
Tab. 9: Fuel oil requirements

ElexV = German ordinance pertaining to electrical equipment in surroundings where there is an explosion hazard
DIN 57165/VDE 0165 = Installation of electrical equipment in areas with explosion hazard.
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Flash Point:
Flash point shall be determined and compared with the limits of the national codes and standards applicable at the
location where the gas turbine is installed. Applicable explosion protection regulations and guidelines shall be
complied with.
If fuels must be heated to or above their flash point, additional explosion protection measures are absolutely
imperative. This shall also apply if it is not possible to determine the flash point.
2)
Kinematic viscosity:
The standard fuel oil package design includes a centrifugal pump. Lower viscosity limits are not known for
conventional liquid hydrocarbons used with this gas turbine design.
If the maximum permissible viscosity is exceeded, atomization of the fuel oil is impaired.
Effects: - Less complete combustion
- Increased pollutant emissions
The maximum permissible viscosity in premix mode is 12cSt and 28cSt in diffusion mode. Viscosity shall be
specified in accordance with the "Checklist" (20 and 40C).

3)
Operating temperature (cf. also "Flash point" for explosion protection):
The minimum operating temperature for light distillate fuels is determined by the maximum viscosity and the
paraffin cloud point (SP; pour point). It may be necessary to preheat the fuel oil to meet these viscosity
requirements imposed to ensure proper flow and atomization, but fuel oil shall never be heated to above its flash
point (FL) to obviate the need for explosion protection measures.
If the temperature drops below the minimum operating temperature, paraffin may precipitate out and/or the
viscosity may exceed the maximum limit.
Effects:
Filter clogging
Shutdown of fuel oil injection pumps due to insufficient pressure in intake line
2)
see
If the pour point is reached, the fuel oil can no longer be pumped.
Effects:
Damage to and outage of fuel oil pumps
As a matter of principle, the maximum operating temperature should be 5 K below the flash point.
Otherwise, additional explosion protection measures must be taken.
4)
Fuel oil pressure:
Fuel oil pressure upstream of the injection pump must be at least 3.0 bar. Lower pressures require the approval of
Siemens Power Generation.
5)
Solids:
If the filter mesh is finer than stipulated and/or the permissible total solids content of the specified particle sizes is
exceeded, there is a danger of increased erosion in the fuel oil burner nozzles and on the turbine airfoils.
Effects:
Poor atomization
Uneven temperature distribution
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Typical Properties for Liquid Standard Fuels

The liquid fuel must meet the following requirements for use in gas turbines equipped with standard fuel oil systems.
The system-specific requirements stipulated must be met.
The following data must be determined as defined in the respective ASTM, ISO or DIN standard.
Constituents 1) Unit Value
permitted)
C Mass % 85-87
O Mass % 0.1
S Mass % 0.2
N Mass % 0.015
H Mass % 13-15
1)
Properties
Lower heating value MJ/kg 42
(LHV)
Density at 15C kg/m3 820-870
at .....
Kinematic 20C cSt 3-6

viscosity 40C 2.3 - 3.9

Flash point C > 55 C
Pour point/ C -6 (20)
Cold filter plug point (CFPP)
Boiling curve
65 % C 250
100 % C 350
37,7 C bar 0.0025
Vapor pressure 65,5 C bar 0.008
80.0 C bar 0.014
Contaminants 1)
Water content Mass % 0.01 (0.1)
Coke residues Mass % 0.15
Sediment ppm(wt) 20
d < 10 m ppm(wt) 18
10 d 25 ppm(wt) 2
d > 25 ppm(wt) 0
Ash ppm(wt) 100
Na + K ppm(wt) 0.3
V ppm(wt) 0.5
Pb ppm(wt) 1.0
Ca ppm(wt) 10
Mercaptans ppm(wt) 10
(organic compounds containing SH
groups)
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1)
Other specific characteristics (to be stipulated)
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Requirements for NOx, Flushing, and Washing Water

The following water qualities are specified for NOx control, for flushing components of the fuel system and for washing
the compressor and turbine:
Water quality
Operating mode Demineralized water
NOX reduction X
Compressor washing Off-line X
Compressor washing On-line X
Fuel oil burner purging X
Tab. 12: Permissible water qualities for various operating modes
Water quality
Contaminants Test/Check Demineralized water
1)
Conductivity S/cm < 0.5
Sodium and potassium DIN 51797

ppm(wt) < 0.05
(Na + K) ASTM D 3605
Calcium (Ca) ASTM D3605 ppm(wt) <1
Chlorine and fluorine

ASTM D895 ppm(wt) < 0.1
(Cl + F)
Silicic acid (SiO2) ppm(wt) < 0.05 ppm(wt)
pH ASTM D 1293 58
1)
An increase in conductivity of up to 0.8S/cm is tolerable in the case of compressor washing, provided it is caused by air
ingress (CO2) and not by other factors (entrainment of salt, etc.).
Tab. 13: Permissible water contaminants
Caution!
Danger of equipment damage: if steam is
injected, the steam temperature must
always be 50 K above the saturated steam
curve but must never exceed 400C because
of the materials used!
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Special Fuels Caution!

The term special fuels is used to denote all fuels Danger of equipment damage: operation of
which do not meet the requirements described above. In your GT with special fuels is subject to the
general, special fuels require modification of the gas approval of Siemens Power Generation.
turbine mechanical design. If your gas turbine is designed
to run on special fuels, a description of the requirements
which these fuels must meet is given in Section 3.1-0263.

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Checklist for Fuels
Checklist for gaseous fuels

The following checklist must be completed to enable Siemens AG to perform an unequivocal evaluation of the customer-
specific fuel analyses and thus ensure safe, reliable gas turbine operation:
Gas constituents Unit Value
permitted)
CH4 Mass %
C2H2 Mass %
C2H6 Mass %
C3H6 Mass %
C3H8 Mass %
C4H8 Mass %
n C4H10 Mass %
i C4H10 Mass %
n C5H12 Mass %
i C5H12 Mass %

C6 Mass %
C7 (+) Mass %
H2 Mass %
CO Mass %
CO2 Mass %
H2O Mass %
N2 Mass %
O2 Mass %
Ar Mass %
Other Mass %
Properties
Lower heating value MJ/kg
(LHV)
Density at 15 C kg/m3
Temperature C
Dew point of water C
Contaminants
Dust Mass %
Alkali metals (Na + K) ppm(wt)
Other metals (V, ...) ppm(wt)
NH3 ppm(wt)
H2S ppm(wt)
Other specific characteristics:
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Checklist for liquid fuels

The fuel oil supplier must complete the following checklist to enable Siemens AG to perform unequivocal evaluation of
customer-specific fuel analyses and thus ensure safe, reliable gas turbine operation:
Constituents Unit Value
permitted)
C Mass %
O Mass %
S Mass %
N Mass %
H Mass %
Properties
Lower heating value MJ/kg
(LHV)
3
Density at 15 C kg/m
at .....
Kinematic 20 C cSt
viscosity 40 C
Flash point C

Cloud point C
Boiling curve
10 %
20 %
30 %
40 %
50 % C
60 %
70 %
80 %
90 %
...................bar at ....... ...........C
Vapor pressure ...................bar at ....... ...........C
...................bar at ....... ...........C
Contaminants
Sediment Mass %
Water content Mass %
Wax or paraffins Mass %
Coke residues Mass %
Ash ppm(wt)
Na + K ppm(wt)
V ppm(wt)
Pb ppm(wt)
Ca ppm(wt)
Mercaptans ppm(wt)
(organic compounds containing
SH groups)
Other specific characteristics:
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Gas Turbine Dimensions and Weights
Technical Data Gas Turbine Dimensions and Weights
Weight (kg) 1) Dimension (mm)


No. Item
(approx.) L x W x H (L x dia.)
1 Compressor bearing casing upper section 9100 1300 x 4050 x 2050
Compressor bearing casing lower section 9100 1300 x 4050 x 2050
2 Compressor stationary blade assembly 1, upper section, with 21,500 3050 x 3250 x 1550
pitch adjustment device

Compressor stationary blade assembly 1, lower section, with 21,500 3050 x 3250 x 1550
pitch adjustment device
3 Compressor stationary blade assembly 2, upper section, (with 6000 1200 x 2700 x 1350
diffuser)
Compressor stationary blade assembly 2, lower section, (with 6000 1200 x 2700 x 1350
diffuser)
4 Casing 2 upper section 11,300 1350 x 5050 x 2350
Casing 2 lower section 11,300 1350 x 5050 x 2350
5 Burners 24 (per machine) 2000 1000 x 400
6 Casing 3 upper section 24,200 3150 x 5050 x 2350
Casing 3 lower section 24,200 3150 x 5050 x 2350
7 Combustion chamber outer shell upper section 3600 1250 x 4100
Combustion chamber outer shell lower section 3600 1250 x 4100
8 Shaft cover 11,600 1700 x 3100
9 Rotor 81,400 9750 x 3250
10 Turbine stationary blade assembly upper section 14,800 1750 x 4050 x 1900
Turbine stationary blade assembly lower section 14,800 1750 x 4050 x 1900
11 Turbine bearing casing with lining 17,700 1800 x 4300
Turbine/compressor 308,000
plus possible weight tolerance of 5%
1)
Each of the indicated weights apply to the complete design group.
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Gas Turbine Gas Turbine
Description of Components General Design Features
housing, contains the first 9 compressor stages and the

General Design Features first and second compressor extraction points. A welded
construction is the next item in the axial direction; it
Siemens Power Generation annular combustor gas surrounds and supports compressor stationary blade
turbines are single-shaft machines of a single-casing carrier II in such a way as to accommodate thermal
design. They are suitable for driving the generators of base expansion, contains the third compressor extraction point
load and peak load power plants at constant speed. These and also supports the burners. The third casing is a
machines can be used in combined cycles and for cylindrical welded construction contains the combustion
generating heat. They are suitable for operation with liquid chamber and the turbine stationary blade carrier.
fuels such as distillate fuel oil and gaseous fuels such as
When bolted together the three casing sections and
natural gas.
compressor bearing housing form a torsionally and
flexurally stiff cylindrical unit which transmits all forces that
Internal and External Configuration occur during transport and operation to the supports with a
minimum of deformation. Horizontal casing joints facilitate
One characteristic feature of a single-casing, single- maintenance work.
shaft gas turbine is the common rotor shared by the
The compressor bearing housing contains the
compressor and turbine. It is supported in two bearings
combined journal and thrust bearing; its outer cone also
which lie outside the pressurized region. This provides the
directs the flow of intake air. The bearing assembly is
basis for ensuring good alignment and thus smooth running
supported in the flow path by six radial struts connected to
The pressure-retaining outer casing, which is also the outer cone that rests on lateral paws. Air intake is via

common to both compressor and turbine, comprises three an intake shaft located in front of the compressor; rotor
casing sections between the compressor bearing housing removal does not require removal or dismantling of the
and the turbine bearing housing. intake shaft.
Compressor stationary blade carrier I, the casting which
lies immediately downstream of the compressor bearing

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The turbine bearing housing comprises a rigid, one- can be rotated 180 by using the rotor as a roll-out device
piece inner cylinder which supports the turbine bearing. and then lifted off.
Five radial struts link the hub directly to the outer casing. The final compressor stationary blade carriers and the
The exhaust gas flow is guided by the lining of the turbine turbine stationary blade carriers are supported by the outer
bearing housing, which is supported in such a way that casing so as to optimally allow for free thermal expansion
thermal expansion is accommodated. The exhaust casing of stationary and moving items. Centricity with the rotor is
connects the turbine stationary blade carrier to the exhaust set in the horizontal and vertical directions by means of
diffuser. The turbine bearing can be removed axially in the eccentric bolts. Axial displacement is accommodated by a
downstream direction. rotationally symmetric key and keyseat connection.
The annular gaps in the compressor section permit
Rotor blowing off a sufficient amount of air to permit stable
compressor operation at low speeds, particularly during
The rotor comprises a number of diskseach of which
startup and shutdown. Extraction of air at uniformly-spaced
carries one row of blades, two hollow shafts, and the
intervals around the circumference prevents excitation of
torque disks and is held together by one central tie bolt.
vibration in adjacent blade rows.
Hirth facial serrations mesh at the interfaces between
disks, hollow shafts, and torque disks. These serrations Three blowoff lines, each equipped with a butterfly
center the adjacent items relative to each other, permit valve, feed this flow of air to the exhaust diffuser.
unrestricted radial expansion, and transmit torque. This Cooling air lines run from the extraction chambers in
rotor configuration results in a self-supporting drum with the compressor to the turbine vanes in stages 2 to 4 and

high stiffness, high critical speed, and a relatively low the turbine bearing housing.
weight. The compressor inlet guide vanes (IGVs) can be
The turbine rotor is internally cooled. A portion of the rotated about their longitudinal axis. Levers connect the
compressed air flow is extracted from the compressor main trunnions of these vanes to an adjusting ring which can be
flow and used to cool turbine moving blades. Air extracted circumferentially rotated. By varying the pitch of the IGVs,
from the compressor outlet is fed via bores in the torque the amount of air ingested by the compressor can be
disks to the first row of turbine blades. Downstream turbine adapted to the needs of startup and shutdown as well as
blades are supplied with air at a lower pressure and part-load operation. Subsequent rows of compressor vanes
temperature. are rigidly fixed in rings provided with dovetail slots; these
Another cooling air flow is fed inward into the rotor rings are inserted in the ring-shaped slots in the inner
through bores in compressor disks and flows through bores cylindrical surface of the stationary blade carriers. Inner
in the disk hubs of downstream compressor disks, through rings which form a seal between the vanes and the rotor
the pipes between the final compressor disk and then and also dampen vibration are fitted on both the row of
through hub bores in the turbine disks to the turbine rows IGVs with trunnions and the vanes with T-roots. Removal
2, 3, and 4. This flow of cooling air then exits into the hot of the stationary blade ring assemblies together with their
gas path and forms a film that envelops the hub and cools inner rings creates the axial clearance between two rotor
the blade roots. disks required for removing rotor blades.
This flow of cooling air flow ensures that the rotor drum, The outer shrouds of the turbine vanes are inserted into
a supporting element, is surrounded by cooling air in the corresponding slots in the inner cylindrical surface of the
turbine section as well, preventing additional thermal respective stationary blade carrier. The inner shrouds of
stresses which could cause shaft distortion during load stages 2 to 4 to are attached to segmented rings to form a
changes and rapid starts. seal against the rotor.
All compressor and turbine moving blades can be The stationary blade carriers and all turbine vanes are
removed and inserted without removing the rotor. cooled with air extracted from the compressor. This air
flows through the hollow spaces between the stationary
blade carrier and the outer shrouds and also through the
Stationary Blade Carriers and their hollow airfoils. It exits stage 1 to 3 airfoils into the gas flow
Supports and in stage 2 to 4 is also used to cool and seal the inner
glands.
The compressor and turbine vanes are inserted in
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stationary blade carriers which can also be removed and

installed without removing the rotor. After lifting off the
upper sections, the lower stationary blade carrier sections
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Combustion Chamber Installation

The combustion chamber comprises a toroidal flame The overall gas turbine is a compact unit which is
zone equipped with 24 burners. The flame zone is bounded completely assembled at the manufacturing plant. This
by two shells and comprises a one-piece inner hub which eliminates the need for adjusting any clearances during
surrounds the rotor and an outer shell which is split axially field assembly. The casing rests on supports at the front
at the horizontal centerline and also accommodates the bearing pedestal and at the rear outer casing. The front two
burners. These three castings are lined with metallic heat supports are fixed points which can be adjusted in all
shields or ceramic heat shields which protect the casings directions. At the rear, the casing is supported by elastic
from the flow of hot gas. rods and a center guide that permit free axial and radial
After extracting partial flows of cooling air, the expansion of the casing.
compressor outlet air essentially flows through the burner The lube oil and fuel system packages are installed
swirlers into the flame zone. independently of the turbine-generator. The central location
A small partial flow is used to cool the flame zone heat of the lube oil tank beside the generator and gas turbine
shields. The flame zone is accessible via manholes in the minimizes lube oil line length. All associated equipment
outer casing and the outer shell. Heat shields and burners units such as pumps and filters are mounted on the lube oil
can be inspected and removed, if necessary, via these tank.
manholes. From here it is also possible to directly inspect Fuel pumps, control valves and other items of the fuel
the first turbine stage. The downstream second stage can system are mounted on racks, which, like the lube oil tank,
be inspected with an endoscope. The 24 burners in the constitute completely-assembled functional units that are

toroidal flame zone produce a relatively uniform well suited for shipment. Requisite lines used to connect
temperature field upstream of the turbine. these transport units are prefabricated so that once the
major items are aligned on the foundation, the only
connecting work required is bolting flanges and making the
appropriate cable connections.
1 Front bearing pedestal with compressor bearing 5 Burner ring combustor

2 Compressor stationary blade carrier 1 6 Outer casing 3
3 Outer casing 2 7 Turbine
4 Burner assembly 8 Turbine exhaust casing
Fig. 2 Longitudinal Section View of Gas Turbine with Annular Combustor (does not reflect mechanical design
details)
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Description of Components Intermediate Shaft
Also refer to Construction and Functional Principle

Speed Measurement Turboset 3.1-1020 The intermediate shaft (4) is a solid shaft with forged
flanges (3, 7). The coupling flanges are connected to the
mating flanges using coupling bolts (2, 6). Output torque is
Function transmitted by friction. To facilitate this, a friction-enhancing
The intermediate shaft (4) connects the gas turbine (8) agent is applied to the coupling flanges. Slots (5) machined
to the generator (1) and transmits the useful power. into the intermediate shaft are used for speed monitoring.
1 Generator 5 Slots for speed measurement

2 Coupling bolts 6 Coupling bolts
3 Coupling flange at gearbox end 7 Coupling flange at gas turbine end
4 Intermediate shaft 8 Gas turbine
Fig. 1: Intermediate Shaft

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Gas Turbine Compressor and Turbine
Description of Components Longitudinal Section
No. Item No. Item No. Item No. Item
1 Intermediate shaft 7 Adjustment system 13 Compressor exhaust diffuser 19 Turbine stationary blades
2 Hydraulic turning gear 8 Compressor moving blades 14 Burner assembly 20 Turbine moving blades
3 Intake duct 9 Compressor stationary blades 15 Outer casing 2 21 Journal bearing
4 Compressor bearing housing 10 Stationary blade carrier I 16 Combustion Chamber 22 Exhaust casing
5 Combined journal and thrust bearing 11 Stationary blade carrier II 17 Outer casing 3
6 Variable-pitch inlet guide vanes 12 Rotor 18 Turbine stationary blade assembly
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Description of Components Rotor
Hirth facial serrations near the periphery of the disk and

Function hollow shaft faces center items relative to adjacent items.
These Hirth facial serrations also transmit torque within the
The rotor carries the 15-stage compressor and the 4- rotor.
stage turbine blading, convert kinetic energy into torque in
The rotor is mounted on bearings at both ends. The
the compressor and kinetic energy to torque in the turbine.
rotor runs in the journal bearing on the smallest barrel
Excess torque is transmitted via the coupling flange at the
surface of the front hollow shaft. The adjacent end faces
compressor end to drive a generator.
form the bearing surfaces of the thrust bearing. The
smallest cylindrical surface of the rear hollow shaft is the
Construction and Functional Principle journal which is supported in the turbine-end journal
bearing. Air is extracted from the downstream end of the
The rotor comprises the front hollow shaft (1), fifteen compressor region and supplied to the turbine region for
compressor wheel disks (2), three Torque Disk (3), four cooling purposes.
turbine wheel disks (4), the rear hollow shaft (5) the central
The rotor is provided with 7 balancing planes; 3 of
tie bolt (7), the truncated conical springs (8) and the tie bolt
these planes (E) are available for placement of balancing
nut (6).
weights in the event that rebalancing is necessary.
The hollow shafts and disks are held together by the tie
bolt and the tie bolt nut. The tie bolt is supported in the
disks at several locations along its length by truncated
conical springs.

Detail Y
1 front hollow shaft

2 15 compressor wheel disks
3 Torque Disk
4 4 turbine wheel disks
5 rear hollow shaft
6 tie bolt nut
7 central tie bolt
8 truncated conical springs Detail Z
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Description of Components Compressor Rotor Blades
Function Moving blades are fitted into corresponding slots in the

rotor disks (3).
The compressor moving blades convert mechanical
Securing of blades to prevent axial shifting in the rotor
energy to kinetic and potential energy of the compressed
disk slots is achieved either by inserting locking strips (2) or
air and thus together with the stationary blades contribute
caulking (5) material of the blade root end faces into
to pressure increase.
corresponding recesses in the rotor disk slots. Blades can
be removed and inserted without having to dismantle the
Construction and Functional Principle rotor.
Each moving blade is manufactured from a single blank This design enables removal/insertion of blades in the
of rustproof material. event that the rotor must be disassembled.
The vane profile (1) of the blade is optimized in terms of The front rows of compressor airfoils are provided with
flow characteristics and strength by selecting the a surface coating to protect against corrosion. Differences
appropriate length to width ratio. in the color of compressor airfoil coatings as well as sliding
marks on compressor blade roots may occur as a result of
Dovetail blade roots (4) are used which are
fabrication methods, however do not restrict the quality of
dimensioned to vane length.
the affected items.

Fig. 1: Securing of front-stage compressor Fig. 2: Securing of rear compressor blades

blades with locking strip by deforming root material
1 Vane profile 4 Blade root

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2 Locking washer 5 Deformed material

3 Rotor disks
Fig. 1A: View X and Section A A Fig. 2A: View Y and Section B B
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Description of Components Pitch Adjustment of Inlet Compressor Guide Vanes
Function Construction and Functional Principle

The flow of air through the gas turbine is controlled by The force of an actuator (4) mounted on the compres-
adjusting the pitch of the compressor inlet guide vanes (7). sor support (6) is transmitted via a pushrod (5) to rotate the
When the inlet guide vanes are opened, the air flow adjusting ring (2) in the circumferential direction.
through the gas turbine increases, when they are closed it The adjusting ring, which is supported on stationary
decreases. This makes it possible to maintain a constant blade carrier I (1) by 8 bearings (3), adjusts the blade pitch
corrected turbine exhaust temperature (OTC) over a limited of stationary blade row 0 via the pushrod (8) and levers (7).
load range. As a result, the part-load efficiency of GUD
combined-cycle plants is improved.


Fig. 1: Pitch adjustment of IGVs Fig. 2: View X in Fig. 1

1 Stationary blade carrier I
2 Adjusting ring
3 Bearing
4 Actuator
5 Pushrod
6 Compressor support
7 Compressor inlet guide vanes
8 Pushrod
9 Lever
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Fig. 3: View Y in Fig. 1 Fig. 4: Section AA in Fig. 3
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Description of Components Compressor Outlet Diffuser
Construction and Functional Principle

Function The annular diffuser is an assembly comprising three
The compressor outlet diffuser reduces the flow velocity different parts. These are the outer diffuser, the deflector
downstream of the compressor blading. This results in the elements and the protective shell (5, 6, 8).
highly efficient transformation of the kinetic energy of the The diffuser is suspended in the compressor outlet
compressed air into static pressure. Outlet guide vanes (3) guide vane ring (4) which is flanged to the compressor
immediately upstream of the compressor diffuser prevent stationary blade carrier 2 (1). A portion of the cooling and
excessive turbulence as the air exits the compressor seal air for row 1 vanes (10) and row 1 moving blades (11)
blading (2). of the turbine are extracted at compressor outlet pressure
through the cooling air guide lines (7).

1 Compressor stationary blade carrier 2 7 Cooling air guide line

2 Compressor blading 8 Protective shell
3 Compressor outlet guide vanes 9 Annular combustor hub
4 Compressor outlet guide vane ring 10 Turbine stationary blade row 1
5 Outer diffuser 11 Turbine moving blade row 1
6 Flow deflector element
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Fig. 1: Compressor Outlet Diffuser
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Description of Components Exhaust Diffuser
Function During startup and shutdown of the gas turbine, air bled
from the compressor is fed through the blowoff lines
Turbine exhaust is fed through the exhaust diffuser, the connected to three pipe nozzles (5) that empty into the
downstream exhaust system and into the stack; in the exhaust diffuser.
process static pressure increases as a function of the
The readings of the 24 thermocouples (2) spaced
decrease in velocity.
around the circumference are used to calculate the
corrected turbine outlet temperature OTC.
Configuration A manhole (3) located in the upper portion of the
The exhaust diffuser comprises a conical pipe section exhaust diffuser is provided to permit access into the
(4). A flange (1) at its inlet end is bolted to the casing lining, exhaust diffuser during inspections.
its outlet end is welded to the downstream exhaust system.
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The reproduction, transmission or use of this document or its
content is not permitted without express written authority.
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1 Connecting flange 3 Manhole 5 Connection for blowoff line

2 Bore for thermocouple 4 Conical pipe section
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Fig. 1: Exhaust Diffuser
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Description of Components Compressor Bearing Housing
The inner shell accommodates the bearing and

Function auxiliary equipment. The combined journal and thrust
bearing (4) is located in the strut plane. Bearing seal rings
The function of the compressor bearing housing is to (5) and the oil seal rings (3) seal the front and rear of the
carry the rotor and support the compressor end of the gas shaft penetration.
turbine. It is part of the outer casing and connects
The bearing housing has support paws adjacent to its
stationary blade carrier I with the compressor inlet casing.
outer shell, these paws rest on the compressor supports.
Configuration and Functional Principle

The bearing housing (1) comprises an inner and an
outer shell. These two shells are connected by struts (2)
and form the intake duct.
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or design, are reserved.
1 Bearing housing
2 Struts
3 Oil seal ring
4 Combined journal and thrust
bearing
5 Bearing seal ring
6 Cover
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Fig. 1 Compressor Bearing Housing
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Description of Components Combined Journal and Thrust Bearing
temperature at that location which is subjected to the

Function greatest thermal loading.
The combined journal and thrust bearing with The thrust bearing in the highly-stressed region (front)
integrated HCO (hydraulic clearance optimization) is designed as a tilting-pad bearing, and as a rigid bearing
supports the rotor at the compressor end, accommodates at the less highly-stressed end (rear). Oil is supplied via
axial thrust, and locates the rotor axially. bores in the bearing shell support sleeve and via injection
nozzles. All pads have a pivoting edge on their contact
surface. At the front end, these pivoting edges are not at
Configuration and Functional Principle
the center of the contact surface, at the rear end they are
The combined journal and thrust bearing is a split plain at the center. This geometry ensures automatic adjustment
bearing. Two bearing shells (3) lined with babbitt metal are and proper formation of the oil wedges. Thermocouples
inserted into the journal bearing bore. Their inside surfaces installed in upper and lower thrust bearing shells (1) at both
are shaped such that load-bearing oil wedges form ends of the GT monitor babbitt metal temperature.
between the bearing shells and the shaft during operation. The integrated hydraulic displacement unit (2,5) is
Lube oil is supplied under pressure via bores into oil provided to shift the rotor axially, thus optimizing blade
pockets in the babbitt metal. Jacking oil is injected at high clearances in the turbine (HCO). Shifting the rotor axially
pressure through a bore (8) to ensure that fluid friction is increases the efficiency and output of the gas turbine. Oil is
always maintained at low speeds. supplied under pressure by an external hydraulic station.
This reduces wear on the babbitt contact surfaces and Axial displacement involves two fixed points and is

facilitates shaft rotation. A thermocouple (7) installed in the monitored by displacement sensors.
lower journal bearing shell monitors the babbitt metal
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1 Thrust pads B-B
2 Hydraulic piston, primary displacement direction

3 Bearing shell support sleeve
4 Bearing shell
5 Hydraulic piston, secondary displacement direction
6 Bolt
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7 Thermocouple
7
8 Bore
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Description of Components Turbine Journal Bearing
Function (1) each form the outer boundary of an annular space in

which oil emerging at the two sides of the bearing is
The journal bearing supports the shaft in the bearing collected and drained off. Thermocouples (7) monitor
casing at the turbine end. babbitt metal temperature at those locations subjected to
the greatest thermal loading. The bearing shell support
Construction and Functional Principle sleeve (11) containing the journal bearing (2) is supported
vertically by two trunnions (10) which accommodate
The journal bearing (2) is a tilting-pad journal bearing. pendular motion. This permits maintenance of a uniform
Individual tilting-pad segments (3) are lined with babbitt bearing clearance between the babbitt metal and the shaft
metal (4) and offer optimum operating behavior thanks to journal.
their spherical seats. Lube oil is supplied to the injection
Adjustable wedges (9) and (12) are used for alignment
nozzles via a ring duct. Jacking oil (6) is injected at high
in the vertical and horizontal directions. This bearing can
pressure through the bottom two tilting-pad segments to
be removed axially in the downstream direction. For this
ensure that complete lubrication is maintained at low
reason it is not split.
speeds. This reduces wear on the babbitt contact surface
and facilitates shaft rotation. Splash guards and seal rings
1 Seal ring 4 Babbitt metal

2 Journal bearing 6 Jacking oil bores
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3 Tilting-pad segment 7 Thermocouple
Fig. 1: Journal Bearing, Details (Position of Sections see Fig.2)
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Description of Components Turbine Journal Bearing
2 Journal bearing
8 Centering key
9 Adjustable wedges (vertical direction)
10 Trunnion
11 Bearing cage
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12 Adjustable wedges (horizontal direction)
Fig. 2: Journal Bearing
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Description of Components Compressor and Turbine Shaft Glands
Refer also to the following section(s): The function of the labyrinth seals in the front hollow
shaft section (5) is to prevent the intake of oil-laden air from
Shaft Glands 3.1-0580 the compressor bearing into the flow path. To this end, the
labyrinth seals are supplied with air at atmospheric pres-
Function sure. This flow of air enters via a duct (1) in the bearing
casing. The amount of leakage air through the labyrinths is
The turbine shaft glands minimize air leakages and are so small that there is only slight pressure loss in the chan-
used for dosing sealing air. They prevent leakage of oil- nel in the bearing casing. This pressure loss is lower than
laden air from the bearing areas, reduce reverse flows in the vacuum generated by the oil vapor extractor. Some of
the compressor and protect the turbine rotor in the turbine the leakage air thus flows through the oil seal ring (6) into
area from flows of hot gases between casing and blading the bearing space. The rest of the leakage air is fed to the
with associated heat-up. intake duct, which is at subatmospheric pressure. Labyrinth
seals (4) are located between the rows of stationary (3) and
moving blading (2) of the compressor to minimize the re-
Construction and Functional Principle
verse flow of compressed air.
The shaft glands of the turbine/compressor are de-
signed as non-contact labyrinth seals as described in
3.1-0580.

1 Compressor bearing casing

2 Impeller
3 Stationary blade row
4 Labyrinth seals
5 Front hollow shaft
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6 Oil seal ring and seal
Fig. 1: Shaft glands in the compressor region
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Rotor cooling air flows into the rotor via the shaft glands section of the rotor represented in Fig. 2 is completely
(11) on the center hollow shaft (7). A portion of this air shielded from the flow of hot gas in this way.
passes through the right labyrinth in the direction of the Compressed air from various compressor extraction
turbine and prevents hot gas from the turbine from pene- points cools the turbine stationary blade rows fitted with
trating the clearance between row 1 of the turbine station- hollow blades.
ary blading (9) and row 1 of the moving blading (10). The

7 Center hollow shaft

8 Protective shell
9 Turbine stationary blade row 1
10 Turbine moving blade row 1
11 Labyrinth seal
Fig. 2: Shaft glands in the inner hollow shaft region

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Turbine stationary blade row 2 (13) is given here as an roots, this air also seals the clearance between the disc rim
example to show how part of the cooling air emerges from of moving blade row 1 (16) and the seal ring. Turbine sta-
the stationary blades on the hub side and passes to the tionary blade row 3 (14) is sealed analogously, at turbine
rotor surface through holes (18) in the seal rings. The air stationary blade row 4 (15) only the cooling air emerging at
serves as seal air for the labyrinth seal between the seal the blade roots serves as seal air. Admission of hot gas
ring (17) and the shoulders of the opposing moving blade into the relevant clearances with associated heat-up of the
rows. Together with the cooling air emerging at the blade turbine rotor is thus prevented.

13 Stationary blade row 2

16 Moving blade row 1
17 Seal ring
18 Bores
Fig. 3: Shaft glands in the turbine

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To reduce axial thrust of the rotor, the real hollow (25) in the bearing casing into an annular space (24) and
shaft (29) is designed as a balancing piston. To this end, from there along the protective liner to the seal air outlet
the annular space (28) above the rear hollow shaft is (20). The flows of leakage air thus shields the rotor and
charged with compressed air from a suitable compressor bearing sections shown in Fig. 4 from heat input from the
extraction point. The adjoining labyrinth seals (27) thus exhaust gas flow. The annular space (24) is also open to
have the function of minimizing leakages from the annular the atmosphere via the turbine bearing strut jacketing.
space. The air flowing through the labyrinth (21) on the As already described for the compressor inlet, the
external radius of the rear hollow shaft simultaneously admission of a small amount of air into the turbine bear-
prevents hot exhaust gases from escaping through the ing casing through the shaft gland on the oil seal box (26)
clearance at the turbine outlet downstream of turbine prevents the escape of oil vapor.
moving blade row 4 (19). The leakage air flowing through
the labyrinth seals (27) passes via the collector chamber

19 Turbine moving blade row 4 25 Collector chamber

20 Seal air outlet 26 Oil seal chamber
21 Labyrinth seal 27 Labyrinth seals
22 Bearing casing 28 Annular space for axial thrust compensation
23 Protective liner 29 Rear hollow shaft
24 Annular space
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Fig. 4: Shaft glands in the rear hollow shaft region
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Gas Turbine Compressor and Turbine/GT Bearings
Description of Auxiliary Systems Gas Turbine Instrumentation
Refer also to: MBD11CY102 and near the compressor bearing with
MBD12CY101 and MBD12CY102. Each transmitter signal
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 is used by a processor module to calculate the effective
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220
vibration velocity; the output signal current then undergoes
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230
Equipment List 3.1-0240 further processing in the I&C system. Because two
P+I Diagram, Gas Turbine 3.1-1010 equivalent channels are used to measure casing vibration,
these channels are designated Channel 1 and Channel 2
Settings, limits, and measuring ranges of the devices for additional logic links. If at least one of the two channels
referred to here are given in the List of Measuring indicates that the limit Y.LAGER.M is exceeded, the alarm
Instruments, Equipment List, and List of Control Settings BEARING VIBRATION WARNING is annunciated. If any
(SREL). This description only gives guideline values. channel indicates violation of the higher limit Y.LAGER.S,
the gas turbine trips and is shut down.
Preliminary Remarks
Shaft Vibration Measurement
Gas turbine instrumentation, valves, and equipment
units, with the exception of such items associated with Shaft vibration measurement data are used to depict
other auxiliary systems, are indicated in the P+ID referred vibration behavior on a display. Shaft vibration is measured
to above. The auxiliary system instruments are depicted in near the turbine bearing by vibration pickups
the respective P+I diagrams. Settings of the switching-type MBD11CY111 and MBD11CY112 and near the
compressor bearing by vibration pickups MBD12CY111

measuring instruments are given in the List of Measuring

Instruments. Limits for analog measurands are given in the and MBD12CY112. In each case, two pickups are mounted
List of Control Settings for Closed- and Open-loop Control 90 degrees apart at the same axial position along the
Equipment (SREL). turbine shaft. This arrangement permits the transducers to
measure the vibration vector as a function of time. The
signal output by shaft vibration instrumentation can be
Speed Measurement displayed on a monitor and recorded.
The speed of the turbine-generator is measured by the Keyphasor MBA10CY101 makes it possible to
six speed pickups MBA10CS101 to MBA10CS106. Slots reference the vibration vector to the rotational angle of the
are machined in the intermediate shaft near the turbine shaft. The Keyphasor is a pickup, analogous to the
compressor bearing. The magnetic field sensors located speed transmitters, which generates one pulse per
around the circumference of this region generate a pulse revolution of the shaft, namely at that instant when a slot
each time the land between two adjacent slots passes by. machined in the turbine shaft passes by.
As the shaft rotates, each magnetic field sensor generates
an output signal with a frequency equal to the product of
the number of slots and the shaft speed.
Bearing Temperature Measurement
The output signals undergo further processing in two The compressor end of the GT shaft is equipped with a
redundant speed monitoring systems, each comprising journal bearing and thrust bearings for both directions. A
three channels. Both speed monitoring systems forward journal bearing supports the turbine end of the rotor.
their output signals to the overspeed protection system. An insufficient supply of lube oil, overloading, excessive
Every channel of each speed monitoring system is set to oil temperatures, or foreign matter can damage these
the limit S.TURB.72. If at least two channels of one or both bearings. Bearing metal temperature is measured to permit
speed monitoring systems indicate that this limit has been prompt detection of impending damage. Impending
violated, speed is impermissibly high, the gas turbine trips damage to bearings is generally indicated by elevated
and is shut down. bearing temperature.
The GT controller and speed indicator only receive Radially-opposed segments of the thrust bearing are
signals from that speed monitoring system which receives equipped with dual-element thermocouples, four on the
its signals from magnetic field sensors MBA10CS101, end facing the compressor and four on the end facing the
MBA10CS102, and MBA10CS103. generator. Three of the four thermocouples comprising the
dual-element thermocouples MBD12CT102A/B and
MBD12CT103A/B on the generator end of the bearing and
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Casing Vibration Measurement

three of the four thermocouples comprising thermocouples
Casing vibrations are measured near the turbine MBD12CT104A/B and MBD12CT105A/B on the
bearing using vibration pickups MBD11CY101 and compressor end are used to measure thrust bearing
Siemens AG 3.1-1000-0592/1
Power Generation MBA/MBD 0905E-X
temperature. In both cases, the fourth serves as a reserve. thermometer is used to calculate the average compressor
The A elements of dual-element thermocouples MBD12- inlet temperature. Those signals from the dual-element
CT112A/B, MBD12CT113A/B, MBD12CT114A/B, and resistance thermometers not normally used for calculation
MBD12CT115A/B is used for display purposes, the B purposes serve as backups.
elements are used as backups. The average compressor inlet temperature is used to
Triple-element thermocouples are installed at each of calculate the corrected turbine outlet temperature (OTC).
the journal bearings. Two triple-element thermocouples Calculation and use of the corrected turbine outlet
(MBD12CT101A/B/C and MBD12CT106A/B/C) are located temperature is described in the following subsection
at the compressor bearing. A tilting-pad journal bearing is Turbine Outlet Temperature.
provided at the turbine end, one triple-element
thermocouple (MBD11CT101A/B/C and
MBD11CT102A/B/C) is provided per bearing pedestal.
Compressor Outlet Temperature and
Pressure
The alarm BEARING TEMPERATURE HIGH is
annunciated if two-of-three logic indicates that the limit Pressure transducers MBA12CP101 and MBA12CP102
T.LAGER.M is exceeded at the compressor bearing. In the and dual-element thermocouples MBA12CT101A/B and
case of the turbine bearing, this pretrip alarm is not MBA12CT102A/B measure the compressor outlet pressure
annunciated until the limit T.LAGER.M01 has been and temperature. These readings are displayed on the
exceeded, because these bearings are exposed to the hot turbine-generator control console (local control console)
flow of exhaust. and recorded.

If the temperature of the compressor or turbine bearing The compressor outlet pressure is used in numerous
exceeds a still higher limit T.LAGER.S, the GT trips and is ways (e.g., calculation of the relative combustion chamber
shut down. pressure, by the combustion chamber pressure ratio limit
controller, calculation of fuel oil mass flow, and for
controlling the jet pumps). These calculations and their
Pressure and Differential Pressure functions are described in the Sections pertaining to the
upstream of the Compressor respective systems.
Pressure upstream of the compressor is displayed by
pressure transducer MBA11CP101. In addition to the Turbine Outlet Temperature

electrical measuring element, this device also has an
optical display for direct readout. The signal from this Exhaust temperature is measured immediately
pressure transducer is also used to compute the downstream of the turbine using 24 triple-element
compressor pressure ratio. The ratio of compressor outlet thermocouples (MBA26CT101A/B/C to
pressure to compressor inlet pressure is forwarded to the MBA26CT124A/B/C) distributed around the circumference
compressor pressure ratio limit controller. This controller of the exhaust diffuser.
prevents an excessively high compressor pressure ratio One temperature signal from every fourth of these 24
and thus prevents compressor surging. temperature measuring points (MBA26CT101A,
The pressure drop between the intake duct and the MBA26CT105A, MBA26CT109A, MBA26CT113A,
compressor inlet (immediately upstream of the variable- MBA26CT117A, MBA26CT121A) is hard-wired directly to
pitch inlet guide vanes) is measured by pressure switches the GT controller. An average is calculated from these six
MBA11CP001, MBA11CP002, and MBA11CP003. These signals and used as the control variable for exhaust
differential pressure switches are arranged in parallel and temperature control functions.
trigger gas turbine trip if 2-of-3 logic indicates that the All B and C signals from the 24 triple-element
differential pressure has dropped below a defined value thermocouples are used for calculation of the mean turbine
when turbine speed is above S.TURB.15; this is the case outlet temperature. The corrected turbine outlet
when the compressor surges. temperature is calculated from the mean turbine outlet
temperature by applying the factor turbine speed n and
the mean compressor inlet temperature. The corrected
Compressor Inlet Temperature
turbine outlet temperature and the mean compressor inlet
Three dual-element resistance thermometers temperature are likewise forwarded to the GT temperature
(MBA11CT101 to MBA11CT103) are used to measure the controller.
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temperature of the air flow at the compressor inlet. One In its capacity as a limit controller, the temperature
temperature signal from each dual-element resistance controller ensures that defined maximum temperatures for
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the combustion chamber, turbine, and exhaust system are Compressor IGV Pitch Adjustment
not exceeded. The temperature protection system
intervenes if the temperature controller fails. The gas turbine compressor is equipped with one row
of variable-pitch inlet guide vanes. The flow of air through
Temperature protection comprises a logic function
the compressor and thus the gas turbine is controlled by
based on the signals of the B and C elements of the 24
adjusting the pitch of the compressor inlet guide vanes
temperature measuring points. If the limit TT.ATK.S07 is
within a defined, permissible range. As the inlet guide
exceeded, the gas turbine trips and is shut down. A pretrip
vanes are opened, the air flow through the gas turbine
alarm TEMPERATURE PROTECTION WARNING is
increases, when they are closed it decreases. Given a
annunciated prior to trip if the temperature exceeds limit
constant fuel flow, turbine outlet (exhaust) temperature
TT.ATK.M07.
decreases when the vanes are opened and vice versa. If
If a given burner supplies too much fuel to the the flow of fuel and air are simultaneously increased or
combustion chamber, this causes a localized hot spot decreased, a constant turbine outlet temperature can be
downstream of the turbine. The pretrip alarm maintained. Because the fuel-air ratio is also held nearly
TEMPERATURE PROTECTION WARNING is constant in this case, the premix burners, which are
annunciated and if a still higher temperature limit is inherently only operable with a narrow fuel-air ratio range,
exceeded, GT trip is triggered. can be used over a wider range of conditions.
Cold spots occur if one or more flames go out. Because The pitch of the inlet guide vanes is adjusted in
the fuel not immediately combusted when it emerges from response to OTC using a downcircuit position controller
the extinguished burners is combusted at the rear of the that operates actuator MBA11AS001, thus setting the pitch

combustion zone, this fault only becomes relevant in terms of the inlet guide vanes accordingly. Position transmitter
of triggering protection system response in the event that MBA11CG101 measures the pitch of the IGVs.
several adjacent burners go out. If one burner Compressor IGV pitch is displayed at the turbine-generator
extinguishes, the turbine temperature protection system control console.
annunciates the pretrip alarm TEMPERATURE
PROTECTION WARNING. If two adjacent burners
extinguish, the shutdown program is used to shut down the Hydraulic Clearance Optimization (HCO)
GT and the pretrip alarm OUTLET TEMPERATURE
PROTECTION RESPONSE is annunciated. If several Monitoring of Shaft Position

burners extinguish, the temperature protection system
The axial position of the shaft is monitored by position
triggers trip, shutting down the GT.
sensors MBA10CG101 and MBA10CG102.
The temperature pattern displayed for exhaust in the
The exact function of hydraulic clearance optimization
diffuser is derived by software from the C signals of the 24
(HCO) is not included in this description (cf. 3.1-1500,
triple-element thermocouples.
Hydraulic Clearance Optimization for details).
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Gas Turbine Compressor and Turbine / Gas Turbine Bearing
Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Gas Turbine
Refer also to:

Equipment List 3.1-0240
Gas Turbine Instrumentation 3.1-1000

Cover Sheet for Drawing Number

800592-MBA9B-001-A01 c
Tab. 1: Table of Connections to other P+I Diagrams

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Connection P+I Diagram Manual section
Connection BZ Combustion Chamber 3.1-3010
Siemens AG 3.1-1010-0592
Power Generation MBA / MBD 0106E-X
Description of Auxiliary Systems Temperature Measuring Points at Gas Turbine
A-A
03-9070-01361b
F-F
Fig. 1: Survey
C-C

Fig. 2: Thermocouples; Compressor Inlet (Section A - A in Fig. 1) Fig. 3: Thermocouples; Inlet Plenum (Section F - F in Fig. 1)
W B-B
V
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Fig. 4: Thermocouples; Exhaust Duct (Section C C in Fig. 1) Fig. 5: Thermocouples; Compressor Outlet (Section B B in Fig. 1)
Siemens AG 3.1-1040-9077
Description of Auxiliary Systems Measuring Instruments Compressor Bearing
A-A Y
C-C
54KF04-MBD1D-A01-A01
Fig. 1: Survey

X
Fig. 3: Section of Compressor Bearing Housing (Section A A in Fig. 1) Fig. 4: Thermocouples Compressor Bearing (Section C C in Fig. 3)
Y
EE
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Fig. 2: Sensors for Shaft Vibration and Speed (View X in Fig 1) Fig. 5: Vibration Sensors Compressor Bearing Housing (View Y in Fig. 3) Fig. 6: Thermocouples Compressor Bearing (Section E E in Fig. 3)
Siemens AG 3.1-1060-0592
Description of Auxiliary Systems Measuring Instruments Turbine Bearing
13-9150-16300-
Fig. 1: Survey

Fig. 3: Sensors for Shaft Vibrations (Detail Z in Fig. 2) Fig. 4: Transducers for Shaft Vibrations and Thermocouples for
Bearing Temperature (View V in Fig. 2)
Y
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Fig. 2: Sensors for Bearing Temperature and Shaft Vibrations (Section A A in Fig. 1) Fig. 5: Sensors for Shaft Vibrations (Detail Y in Fig. 2)
Siemens AG 3.1-1080-9071
Description of Auxiliary Systems Drainage System
Refer also to: Configuration

List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 Cleaning fluid is drained off at the following gas turbine
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 locations:
P+I Diagram, Drainage System 3.1-1210
P+I Diagram, Blowoff System 3.1-1410 No. Gas Turbine Location
P+I Diagram, Turbine Cooling 3.1-2010 1 Compressor stage 0
2 Compressor stage 9
Settings, limits and measuring ranges of the devices 3 Compressor stage 13
listed here are given in the List of Measuring Instruments, 4 Compressor outlet
Equipment List and List of Control Settings (SREL). This 5 Turbine stage 2
description only gives guideline values. 6 Turbine stage 3
7 Turbine stage 4
8 Extraction ring E1/A1 stage 5
Functions 21 Compressor stage 5 blowoff line
Cleaning fluid sprayed into the compressor during the 22 Compressor stage 9 blowoff line
cleaning operation collects at several locations in the gas 23 Compressor stage 5 cooling air line
turbine. This fluid is removed via the drainage system 24 Compressor stage 9 cooling air line
before the gas turbine is restarted. 25 Compressor stage 13 cooling air line

26 Compressor stage 13 cooling air line
Danger! Pipes connect these locations to header MBA25BB001.

Risk of scalding! The compressor cleaning The shutoff valves in these lines must be opened manually
operation and also the subsequent draining to drain cleaning fluid and then closed after completion of
operation are performed manually. I.e. the draining. Cleaning fluid must be routed from header
switches and valves must be operated by MBA25BB001 via connection 30A and a hose line to a
hand. It is absolutely imperative that all the disposal tank, the latter of which must be supplied locally.
valves opened during the draining operation The header only has a small volume and therefore cannot
be closed once draining has been function as a collecting vessel. For this reason it must be
completed. If they are not closed, hot gases ensured that the cleaning fluid can freely flow from the
will escape from the drainage piping and header into a disposal tank at all times. A venting nozzle
equipment may be damaged or persons prevents the buildup of pressure in the collecting tank.
injured. In addition, crosscurrent flow may
When cleaning the compressor, some of the cleaning
occur between the individual gas turbine
fluid flows to the lowest point of the compressor intake
drain connections.
structure which is not depicted in the P+ID. This lowest
point is connected to the disposal tank via a duct which has
no shutoff valve. Instead the duct contains a hydraulic seal
which must be filled with water before the gas turbine is
started up. During operation of the gas turbine this
hydraulic seal prevents the subatmospheric pressure that
prevails upstream of the compressor from drawing air in
the disposal tank into the compressor.
The shutoff valves of the blowoff system drains and
also those of the turbine cooling system drains are
depicted in the drainage system P+ID.
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Siemens AG 3.1-1200-9070/1
Power Generation MBA/MBO 1203E-X
Description of Auxiliary Systems Drainage System
Fuel Oil Drainage System chamber. A distinction is made between two types of failed
When the gas turbine is started on liquid fuel (fuel oil), start:
the latter is injected into the combustion chamber during Fuel oil is injected without formation of flames. If this
the ignition phase. In the event that the flames do not ignite type of failed start occurs, the absence of a signal from the
immediately on startup with fuel oilor if they initially light flame monitor keeps the 3-way valve in its fuel oil drainage
and then extinguishfuel oil may precipitate on the setting.
combustion chamber walls. This uncombusted fuel oil must Fuel oil is injected, flames initially form, however they
be drained off before the gas turbine is restarted. Draining subsequently extinguish. This type of failed start is always
is achieved via the same pipe connection at the followed by GT trip. When flames extinguish, the 3-way
compressor outlet that is used to drain the spent cleaning valve receives the signal Flame out from the flame
fluid after cleaning the turbine or compressor. monitor and is returned to the fuel oil drainage setting.
Three-way solenoid valve MBA22AA001 is used to Each time the gas turbine is shut down, including after
route fluid from this drain, either to shutoff valve failed starts, both solenoid valves are energized, i.e.
MBA22AA251 or to a drain pipe equipped with solenoid actuated to their oil drainage settings, when speed drops
valve MBA22AA002. The fuel oil must be fed from below S.TURB.21 (for example 25% rated speed). After a
connection 111A into a disposal tank for used oil (supplied failed start, oil flows via connection 111A into the used oil
locally). This tank must have provision for continuous disposal tank. At speeds below S.TURB.21 it is ensured
venting since air can also escape at connection 111A. that pressure does not become excessive when draining oil
These solenoid valves remain in their drainage settings from the combustion chamber and thus that oil and air

during standstills or turning gear operation to allow any cannot flow into the leakage oil tank at an impermissibly
uncombusted oil that collects to drain off. For this purpose, high velocity. To ensure that all uncombusted oil collecting
these two solenoid valves are always actuated to their oil after a failed start has sufficient time to drain out of the
drainage setting at speeds below S.TURB.05 (for example combustion chamber, it is not possible to restart the gas
5% rated speed). 3-way valve MBA22AA001 then has the turbine until monitoring period K.ENTOEL.01 (for example
setting A-C open; B closed and solenoid valve 5 minutes) has elapsed.
MBA22AA002 is open. Wastewater that accumulates during compressor
Solenoid valve MBA22AA002 is closed in one of the cleaning must be drained off. To do this, solenoid valves
first steps of the fuel-independent startup program. During MBA22AA001 and MBA22AA002 must be manually
a start with fuel oil, the 3-way valve is actuated such that actuated to their drain settings. At speeds below
the fuel oil drain is open (A-C open; B closed) as it cannot S.TURB.05 (for example 5% rated speed) these solenoid
be ascertained in advance whether the start will be valves can be actuated manually.
successful or aborted. These solenoid valve settings These solenoid valves are equipped with limit switches.
ensure that any fuel oil which may collect does not enter If none of the solenoid valves are in the drain setting during
the water drainage system and no hot air can escape from operation at high speed (>S.TURB.21) the protection
the fuel oil drainage system. In the case of a fault-free start, system alarm Fuel oil drainage valve not closed is issued
the 3-way valve is actuated to its drain setting A-B open; C and overall trip is triggered.
closed when flames are detected in the combustion
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Siemens AG 3.1-1200-9070/2
Power Generation MBA/MBO 1203E-X
Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Drainage
Refer also to:

Drainage System 3.1-1200


800592-MBA9E-001-A01 b

Manual
Connection P+I Diagram
section
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Connection BL BM Blowoff System 3.1-1410
Connection BN BO BP BJ Turbine Cooling 3.1-2010
Siemens AG 3.1-1210-0592
Description of Auxiliary Systems Blowoff System
Refer also to: Each blowoff line is equipped with a butterfly-type valve
which is opened when air is to be bled from the
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 compressor. These blowoff valves are actuated
pneumatically to the positions OPEN and CLOSED.
P+I Diagram, Blowoff System 3.1-1410 System description Pneumatic Valves and Piping for
Blowoff Equipment covers these actuators.
Associated Systems:
Extraction Compr. Blowoff valve KKS
Compressor Cleaning 3.1-1180 Stage (butterfly type)
P+I Diagram, Compressor Cleaning 3.1-1190
Drainage System 3.1-1200 Ea1 5 1.1 MBA41AA051
P+I Diagram, Drainage System 3.1-1210 Ea1 5 1.2 MBA42AA051
Pneumatic Valves and Piping
for Blowoff System 3.1-9900 Ea2 9 2 MBA43AA051
P+I Diagram Pneumatic Valves and
Piping for Blowoff System 3.1-9910
Because the blowoff lines routed below the machine
centerline act as siphons, drain lines are attached at the
Settings, limits, and measuring ranges of the devices
lowest points of these lines. Water that may have
referred to here are given in the List of Measuring
accumulated here during compressor cleaning is drained
Instruments, Equipment List, and List of Control Settings
off via these lines (cf. 3.1-1200, Drainage System and
(SREL).

3.1-1180, Compressor Cleaning).
Function Open-loop Control

The axial compressor of the gas turbine is designed to
Opening and closing of the blowoff valves is controlled
run at the rated speed of the turbine-generator. In a certain
automatically as a function of plant operating conditions.
speed range below rated speed, the front stages of the
compressor are so highly loaded aerodynamically that flow
Startup with Natural Gas
separation occurs at the compressor airfoil surfaces due to
excessive deceleration. As a result, the overloaded All blowoff valves are open at the onset of startup. They
compressor stages are no longer capable of generating the are closed sequentially as of about 80% rated speed. This
necessary increase in pressure, the phenomenon known minimizes the associated abrupt changes in temperature
as compressor surging occurs and the delivery rate and output.
becomes unstable. The breakdown of flow results in
periodic flow reversals, manifested outwardly by Startup with Fuel Oil
pronounced, periodic fluctuations in the compressor outlet All blowoff valves are open at the onset of startup.
pressure together with severe vibration of the turbine- Shortly before rated speed is reached they are closed in a
generator and pulsating noise synchronous with these staggered sequence with brief delays.
pressure fluctuations. This subjects the compressor airfoils
to both high alternating bending stresses and high Operation
temperatures.
After startup has been completed the blowoff valves
Compressor surging is prevented by bleeding air from
always remain closed during normal operation. They are
certain locations of the compressor when the speed range
only opened in the event of overall gas turbine trip or
that is critical in terms of surging is reached.
normal shutdown.
Functional Principle Speed Decline

Blowoff lines are connected to the compressor casing If speed drops below S.TURB.70 during power
as follows for bleeding air: two at extraction point Ea1 and operation the generator is disconnected from the grid (load
one at extraction point Ea2. The blowoff lines open into the rejection). Gas turbine trip is triggered if speed continues to
exhaust duct downstream of the gas turbine. As a result, decline and goes below S.TURB.122, at which time all
blowoff valves are opened.
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the exhaust silencer also functions as a silencer for the

blowoff air. Load rejection and gas turbine trip are not the subject
of this description.
Siemens AG 3.1-1400-9070/1
Description of Auxiliary Systems Blowoff System
Shutdown Gas turbine trip is triggered if the OPEN position of any

During normal shutdown of the gas turbine, all blowoff blowoff valve is not detected in the speed range critical
valves are opened simultaneously when the emergency to compressor surging.
stop valves have been closed. The gas turbine is shut down if any of the blowoff
valves are still open and cannot be closed within a
GT Trip short time after reaching rated speed.
In the event that gas turbine trip is triggered, all blowoff

Manual Actuation of Individual Blowoff Valves
valves are opened immediately as it is now inevitable that
the axial compressor will pass through the unfavorable At speeds below turning speed S.TURB.05, it is
speed range. possible to manually actuate individual blowoff valves for
maintenance purposes. Manually closed blowoff valves are
Protection Functions automatically reopened after a brief delay.
Startup is aborted if blowoff valves are not open on

startup.

or design, are reserved. Class: RESTRICTED
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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Blowoff System
Refer also to:

Blowoff System 3.1-1400


800592-MBA9A-001-A01 b
Connection BL BM Drainage 3.1-1210

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Connection ED EE EF EG Pneumatic for Blowoff System 3.1-9910
Siemens AG 3.1-1410-0592
Description of Auxiliary Systems Hydraulic Clearance Optimization (HCO)
Refer also to: Configuration

List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 The HCO supply unit comprises a base frame on which
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 two 100 % pumps, a hydraulic bladder accumulator, and
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 the HCO control block and associated instrumentation are
Equipment List 3.1-0240 mounted. The operating medium is lube oil taken from the
Gas Turbine Instrumentation 3.1-1000
P+I Diagram, Gas Turbine 3.1-1010 supply line of the lube oil system. The supply line pressure
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic Clearance Optimization 3.1-1510 can be read off pressure gauge MBA51CP504. Lube oil is
Lube and Jacking Oil 3.1-8000 returned from this hydraulic system to the lube oil tank.
P+I Diagram, Lube and Jacking Oil 3.1-8010 To achieve the requisite operating pressure, which is
adjusted with the pressure control valve MBA53AA151 on
Settings, limits, and measuring ranges of the devices the order of 160 to 180bar, two gear pumps
referred to here are given in the List of Measuring (MBA51AP001/002) are provided that are driven by DC
Instruments, Equipment List, and List of Control Settings motors; these pumps are protected by a safety valve
(SREL). This description only gives guideline values. (MBA51AA191). Check valves MBA51AA205 and
MBA51AA206 are located upstream of the pumps to
Function prevent reverse flow through these pumps. The pump
boost achieved by the pump in operation at a given time
An efficiency improvement and output increase can be can be measured using pressure transducer MBA51CP103
achieved if the GT rotor is shifted against the direction of

or MBA51CP104 and checked locally at pressure gauges

flow. This reduces clearances between the turbine blades MBA51CP502 or MBA51CP503. Other than during the
and casing, in the compressor the corresponding pump test which is performed once when the HCO system
clearances are increased. By virtue of the gas turbines is started up, only one pump is intermittently in operation to
mechanical design the losses in the compressor caused by charge the bladder accumulator MBA51BB001. A given
this are lower than the improvements in the turbine. pump can be selected via the I&C system. Changeover to
This shifting operation may only be performed when the the other pump is made in the event of a fault to the pump
GT has thoroughly warmed up. To achieve this, the design that is selected. Each of these pumps is capable of
of thrust bearing permits axial displacement when a maintaining the operating pressure in the event of a loss of
hydraulic system supplies fluid to corresponding cylinders; accumulator function or failure of the HCO piston chamber
axial stops limit rotor displacement in the primary return line shutoff element.
displacement direction and in the secondary displacement To perform the principal task of permanently supplying
direction. oil to the primary and secondary piston chambers of the
The operating pressure of max. 180bar is generated by HCO thrust bearing, a bladder accumulator with
a separate hydraulic supply system. Axial displacement corresponding accumulator safety block MBA51AA193 is
must be performed slowly to prevent excessive mechanical provided on the HCO supply station. This accumulator is
loadings on the structural elements of the bearing. Defined charged by the above-mentioned pumps and can be
displacement times can only be achieved when the isolated from the system using shutoff valve MBA51AA255
hydraulic system is vented, for this reason the system must and relieved via drain valve MBA51AA257.
be completely filled with hydraulic fluid (lube oilthe thrust A manually-actuated shutoff valve (MBA51AA251 and
bearing for each displacement direction is provided with a MBA51AA252, respectively) is provided upstream of each
supply and a return line. To keep pump loadings at low pump to permit inspection and maintenance work. Each of
levels and prevent rapid fouling of the filter, the return line these valves is equipped with a position limit switch for
is shut off so that oil cannot continuously circulate in the monitoring the OPEN valve setting. These pumps shall
hydraulic clearance optimization (HCO) system. only be started up when the corresponding valve is open.
Provision is made for regular replacement (flushing) of To protect the flow control valves, oil is cleaned by filter
hydraulic fluid in the activated displacement direction MBA51AT001 located upstream of the pumps. The check
during GT operation, among other things to prevent valve MBA51AA201 protects the filter against back-flow.
excessive heating of the fluid. This also displaces any Filter fouling is monitored by differential pressure switch
trapped air bubbles or wear debris caused by abrasion of MBA51CP003. A pretrip alarm is annunciated if response
the HCO piston seals. Furthermore, the flushing operation of this switch persists for longer than 5 seconds. Oil
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constitutes a function test of the bladder accumulator and temperature is measured upstream of the filter by
instrumentation. resistance thermometer MBA51CT101 and indicated
locally by thermometer MBA51CT501.
Siemens AG 3.1-1500-0592/1
Description of Auxiliary Systems Hydraulic Clearance Optimization (HCO)
2/2-way solenoid-type seat valves (MBA53AA001 to line upstream of the solenoid valves. In the interest of
MBA53AA006) are provided in the supply and return lines availability, these are redundant. Pressure gauge
of the primary and secondary displacement directions to MBA51CP501 is provided for checking system pressure
enable pressurizing and relieving of the primary and locally.
secondary displacement direction pistons. The following Pressure transducers MBA53CP101/102 are located in
flow control valves are installed to ensure that the the return line from the primary displacement piston
permissible axial shaft displacement times are achieved: chamber and MBA53CP103/104 in the return line from the
MBA53AA152 and MBA53AA153 downstream of the secondary displacement piston chamber. These pressure
solenoid valves in the supply line to the respective HCO sensors can be used to monitor pressure in the respective
piston chamber and MBA54AA154 and MBA54AA155 piston chambers. In the interest of availability, these
upstream of the solenoid valves in the return lines. Both the pressure sensors are redundant.
solenoid valves and the control valves are located in a
A sight glass (MBA51CF501) is installed in the common
single overall control block mounted on the supply station.
return line of the HCO supply station that leads to the tank.
Pressure limiting valves MBA54AA151 and MBA54AA152
are provided to guard against impermissible pressure
increases in the piston chambers of the HCO bearing; in Position Transducers
the event of a fault these valves route oil directly into the
Two analog position sensors (MBA10CG101/102) are
lube oil tank.
installed on the compressor bearing cover. These
The overall control block also includes the pressure transducers permit detection of the (axial) rotor shaft

limiting valve (MBA53AA154) and the associated shutoff position and measurement of the displacement of the shaft
valve (MBA53AA251), which are used during initial filling of caused by the HCO system. In the interest of availability,
the system. redundant transducers are provided. These position
Pressure transducers MBA51CP101 und MBA51CP102 transducers are not depicted in the P+ID of the hydraulic
are used to register HCO system pressure in the common clearance optimization system supply station.
1 Sub-distribution board 6 Pressure transducer

2 Pressure gauge 7 Motor and pump
3. Base frame
4 HCO control block
5 Bladder accumulator
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Fig. 1 + 2: HCO Supply Unit
Siemens AG 3.1-1500-0592/2
Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Hydraulic Clearance
Optimization( HCO)
Refer also to:

Hydraulic Clearance Optimization (HCO) 3.1-1500

800592-MBA9F-001-A01 c BL1-BL2

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Connection HE HF Combustion Chamber 3.1-3010
Siemens AG 3.1-1510-0592
Gas Turbine Cooling and Seal Air System
Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Turbine Cooling
Refer also to:

Turbine Cooling 3.1-2000


800592-MBH9A-001-A01 b

Class: RESTRICTED
Connection BN BO BP BJ Drainage 3.1-1210
Siemens AG 3.1-2010-0592
Power Generation MBH 0106E-X
Gas Turbine Cooling and Seal Air System
Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Seal Air for Burner
Refer also to:

Seal Air for Burner 3.1-2200


800592-MBH9B-001-A01 b

Manual
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section
Connection BU BW P Fuel Oil 3.1-4010
Siemens AG 3.1-2210-0592
Power Generation MBH 0106E-X
Gas turbine Combustion Chamber
Description of Auxiliary Systems Combustion Chamber Instrumentation
Refer also to: RELATIVE COMBUSTION CHAMBER PRESSURE

DROP <MIN is annunciated.
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 Monitoring of Measuring Points
P+I Diagram, Gas Turbine 3.1-1010
P+I Diagram, Combustion Chamber 3.1-3010 If a positive or negative measuring range violation is
detected for measuring point MBA12CP101 or
Settings, limits, and measuring ranges of the items of MBM10CP101, the individual alarm HYBRID BURNER
equipment referred to here are given in the List of DATA ACQUISITION FAULTED is annunciated.
Measuring Instruments and List of Control Settings (SREL).
This description only gives guideline values. Flame Monitoring
Fuel must never be fed into the gas turbine combustion
Function chamber for an impermissibly long period without
The tasks of the measuring instruments associated with combustion taking place. The purpose of flame monitoring
the combustion chamber system are described in this is to determine whether the main fuel is in fact burning in
Section. These measuring instruments are used to detect the combustion chamber, i.e., whether a flame is present.
the pressure drop across the combustion chamber, On fuel oil startup, the ignition gas flame must not trigger
combustion process instabilities (known as humming), the signal FLAME ON.
flashback, and flame out. Flame detectors are mounted on the combustion

chamber for this purpose, their signals are processed in the

respective evaluation units (generation of limits). These
Pressure Drop across the Combustion limits are used by the downcircuit interlock logic for
Chamber actuating the fuel shutoff valves.
Wear phenomena can occur during long-term operation When the gas turbine is started up on fuel oil, ignition
of the gas turbine (for example, increased gaps in the gas is briefly used to ignite the fuel oil flames in the
combustion chamber hot gas casing). As a result of these combustion chamber. Because the ignition gas and natural
wear phenomena, less air reaches the burners. This gas flames have a nearly identical radiant intensity, an
jeopardizes stable premix combustion. evaluation unit with sensitivity set to detect natural gas
The relative combustion chamber pressure drop can flames may also be triggered by ignition gas flames to
generally be considered an indication of combustion issue a FLAME ON signal.
chamber cooling air and combustion air flows. It is In the event that fuel oil flames fail to ignite, it is
dependent on the combustion chamber geometry, but in possible that unburned fuel oil could continue to be carried
the upper load range is virtually independent of the into the combustion chamber and exhaust section (boiler)
momentary GT output. The relative combustion chamber beyond the end of the ignition monitoring period.
pressure drop changes as a result of wear or damage to A separate flame monitoring system is therefore
the burner or combustion chamber parts (changes in provided for each fuel to ensure that fuel oil and natural
geometry, changes in flow cross-section). Long-term gas flames are reliably detected.
monitoring of the relative combustion chamber pressure
Flame monitoring employs two flame detectors located
drop is performed to assess the condition of the
somewhat offset from one another on the circumference of
combustion chamber.
the combustion chamber. Each is mounted tangentially and
The differential pressure across the combustion monitors formation of the respective flames in the
chamber pCC is measured by differential pressure combustion chamber. A group of about 2 4 burners is
transducer MBM10CP101 (cf. 3.1-3010) and compressor covered by each flame detector.
outlet pressure pCII (absolute pressure) by pressure
Each flame detector consists of an optical sensor unit
transducer MBA12CP101 (cf. 3.1-3010). Signals from
and an optoelectronic converter comprising two photo-
these instruments are used to calculate the relative
sensitive elements. These 2-color sensors cover the
combustion chamber pressure drop (in percent):
spectral range from UV to IR. For this reason it is possible
pCC rel. = (pCC/pCII) x 100% to monitor all types of fuel including gas.
The intensity of the light emitted by the combustion
If the relative combustion chamber pressure drop
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flames is subject to stochastic scattering (for example

declines below limit PP.BK.01 for more than 5s at speeds
caused by non-uniform supply of combustion air or the flow
above the turbine speed S.TURB.70, the individual alarm
of fuel). Because of this characteristic of flame radiation,
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the flame sensor distinguishes between uniform light (for elapsed or at any time during subsequent operation on fuel
example radiation of the combustion chamber lining) and oil, the supply of fuel is shut off by trip.
light emitted by flames. Signals from the uniform light The fuel oil flame monitors are set such that the ignition
sources are not registered by the flame detector. gas flames do not cause annunciation of the signal FO
The optical sensor unit and the optoelectronic converter FLAME ON.
are not housed in a common enclosure. The flame signal is
fed from two sensor units via fiberoptic Y-cables to four Flame Monitor Signals on Fuel Changeover
optoelectronic converters. The optoelectronic converters When a second fuel valve opens (NG ESV OPEN and
convert radiant energy into electric signals that are FO DM ESV OPEN), all four flame monitors are active.
forwarded to the evaluation units. Two of the evaluation Consequently the lower sensitivity of the natural gas flames
units are set to the intensity of natural gas flames and two has priority for the duration of the fuel changeover. Trip is
to the intensity of the fuel oil flames. triggered if none of the four flame monitors signal FLAME
The following tasks are performed by the evaluation ON.
units:
Monitoring of Flame Monitors
Monitoring and evaluation of flame detectors In the event of conflicting signals from the two flame
Setting the flame identity signals (natural gas and fuel monitors for a given fuel (fuel oil or natural gas), the alarm
oil) FLAME MONITORING FAULTED is annunciated after a
Generation of limits for the signal FLAME ON delay of K.FLAMM.01 has elapsed. The period
K.FLAMM.01 must be somewhat longer than the ignition

Monitoring the function of the evaluation units.

flame cutout safety delay.
The evaluation units are equipped with changeover
The non-coincidence monitoring alarm of the fuel oil
contacts and internal relays route the detected flame
flame monitors is suppressed during operation on natural
signals into the I&C system via the respective normally-
gas to prevent response of non-coincidence monitoring of
open relay contacts. If a flame signal is detected and then
the fuel oil flame monitors in this mode.
exceeds an adjustable limit, the changeover contacts close
(FLAME ON). If the flame signal drops below the non-
Monitoring of the Combustion Chamber,
adjustable limit, the changeover contacts open (FLAME
OFF). The magnitude of the switching hysteresis varies

Acceleration and Humming
with the difference between the lower, fixed limit and the Combustion instability is manifested in gas turbines by
upper, adjustable limit. Opening of the changeover increased combustion chamber pressure fluctuation
contacts only occurs when violation of the lower limit amplitudes, also known as humming, and/or combustion
persists for longer than one second. chamber accelerations.
High acceleration levels must be promptly detected and
Operational Functions suppressed to prevent damage to the gas turbine. This is
achieved by:
Natural Gas Startup and Operation of the Gas Turbine
on Natural Gas Changeover to diffusion mode (fuel oil)
Natural gas is supplied to the diffusion burners to ignite Output reduction
the flames. Each natural gas diffusion burner is equipped Triggering of trip.
with two ignition electrodes that are supplied with voltage Acceleration is detected using piezoelectric sensors
for a defined period. If the signal NG FLAME ON is not MBM10CY101 to MBM10CY103 mounted on the
issued by both natural gas flame monitors after the ignition combustion chamber.
flame cutout safety delay has elapsed or at any time during
To protect the gas turbine, measurement of combustion
subsequent operation on natural gas, the supply of natural
chamber acceleration is implemented in all machines with
gas is shut off by trip.
tiled annular combustors; in addition, the duration of
Fuel Oil Startup and Operation of the Gas Turbine on acceleration is recorded cumulatively. Combustion
Fuel Oil chamber tiles must be inspected if the cumulative durations
Ignition gas (for example, propane) is fed to the natural of these phenomena exceed certain limits.
gas diffusion burners to ignite the fuel oil. If the signal FO Limits GW1 to GW4 (acronym based on the German
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FLAME ON is not issued by both fuel oil flame monitors term) are generated from the average of the above-
after the stipulated ignition flame cutout safety delay has mentioned measurements for acceleration monitoring
purposes.
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At speeds above S.TURB.70, limits GW1 and GW2 as Operation on Fuel Oil
well as acceleration monitoring are enabled, however they If violation of limit GW1 persists for duration K.ACC.01,
are initially suppressed for delay K.BRACC.03. output is abruptly reduced by the increment E.LEIST.32. If
Limit GW1 is suppressed for the time period violation of this limit persists, output is again reduced
K.BRACC.01 during activation and deactivation of repeatedly and abruptly by the same increment each time
water/emulsion injection when operating on fuel oil. GW1 is K.BRUMM.05 has elapsed. If violation of this limit persists
not suppressed in the event of water injection system trip, despite several output reductions, rapid changeover to
because this trip can also be caused by measures to diffusion mode is initiated after time periods K.BRUMM.09
suppress combustion chamber acceleration. and K.ACC.01 have elapsed. If the gas turbine is being
Limits GW1 and GW2 are suppressed for the duration operated with water injection at this time, the water
of changeover FO DM FO PM using a staggered injection system is automatically tripped to prevent
deactivation delay of K.ACC.06. Analogously time interval extinguishing of the flames.
K.ACC.05 is used in the case of changeover from NG DM If violation of limit GW2 persists for duration K.ACC.03,
NG DM/PM DMO, NG DM/PM DMO NG PM, and NG output is reduced by increment E.LEIST.33. If violation of
DM NG PM. this limit continues, rapid changeover to diffusion mode is
On fuel changeover, limits GW1 and GW2 are initiated after time periods K.BRUMM.10 and K.ACC.03
suppressed during the time in which either the natural gas have elapsed. If the gas turbine is being operated with
system or the fuel gas system is being shut down. water injection at this time, the water injection system is
automatically tripped to prevent extinguishing of the flames.
No interlocks are provided for GW3, i.e., it is thus

If violation of GW2 persists for a further time period of

always active.
K.BRACC.02, K.BRUMM.10, and K.ACC.03, the fuel oil
GW4 is provided for early detection of high acceleration system trips.
levels during operation on natural gas near base load.
Gas turbine trip is triggered immediately if GW3 is
In addition, measuring points MBM12CP107, violated.
MBM12CP110, and MBM12CP115 are provided for
detection of combustion chamber humming and are Monitoring of Burner Temperature
connected directly to the analysis system. The analysis
If fuel quality does not meet the standards stipulated by
system is not part of this system and is therefore not

described in this document. Siemens (cf. specification Fuel), gradual coking may
occur on the FO diffusion burner nozzles and the baffles of
Operation on Natural Gas the axial swirler. Such gradual coking changes the shape
If violation of limit GW1 persists for duration K.ACC.01, and appearance of the flames, this in turn can cause
output is abruptly reduced by the increment E.LEIST.32. If overheating and ultimately damage to the burners.
violation of this limit persists, output is again reduced If fuel oil premix burner supply lines sustain damage,
repeatedly and abruptly by the same increment each time for example formation of cracks at weld beads or even pipe
K.BRUMM.05 has elapsed. fracture, this also causes formation of flames or
If violation of limit GW2 persists for duration K.ACC.02, overheating in the region of the axial swirler.
output is reduced once by increment E.LEIST.33. In the standard design, monitoring is not performed in
If violation of limit GW4 persists for duration K.ACC.09, the operating modes natural gas diffusion, natural gas
output is reduced by increment E.LEIST.32. premix and fuel oil diffusion.
Natural gas system trip is triggered if violation of the Flashback is detected using two thermocouples per
respective limit GW1 or GW2 persists for the time burner that monitor burner temperature. Temperature is
K.BRUMM.03 and K.ACC.01 (or K.BRUMM.04 and measured at the axial swirler.
K.ACC.02) after the onset of the first output reduction. Differential temperatures are calculated from the mean
Gas turbine trip is triggered immediately if GW3 is of the compressor outlet temperature and the temperatures
violated. at the axial swirlers. If at least one differential temperature
exceeds TT.BRENNER.M01, the individual alarm
BURNER TEMPERATURE >MAX is annunciated.
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If a differential temperature exceeds the setting sustains a channel fault the individual alarm BURNER
TT.BRENNER.U01 for a period of at least 1s during TEMPERATURE MONITORING FAULTED is
operation in diffusion mode, startup of the premix burners annunciated.
is blocked and the alarm PM BLOCKED is annunciated. If both thermocouples of a given burner are defective,
This interlock is deactivated when the differential the individual alarm PM BLOCKED is annunciated. If this
temperature drops below TT.BRENNER.U01. fault occurs during operation in FO PM, rapid changeover
from FO PM FO DM is initiated. The machine cannot be
Burner Temperature Monitoring in Fuel Oil
returned to fuel oil premix mode until these channel faults
Premix Mode
have been rectified.
If one differential temperature exceeds the setting
In the event of failure of/faults to one or both
TT.BRENNER.U01 during operation in FO PM for a period
compressor thermocouples, a fixed value is used for
of at least one second, rapid changeover from FO PM
calculating means instead of the defective measurement
FO DM is initiated and the individual alarms BURNER
(max. value selection).
TEMPERATURE MONITORING RESPONSE, PM
BLOCKED, and BURNER INSPECTION NECESSARY Ignition System
are annunciated. Changeover back to FO PM is blocked by
an interlock. Continued operation of the GT is permissible Flames are ignited electrically. Each burner is equipped
in FO diffusion mode as well as NG diffusion or NG premix with two ignition electrodes, their tips are located at the
mode. outlet of the NG diffusion burner. Dedicated ignition
transformers (MBM12GT001 to MBM12GT024) supply the

Failure of Burner Temperature Monitoring voltage required for ignition to the spark electrodes of the
A pretrip alarm is annunciated if individual temperature respective burners. When the ignition voltage is applied, an
measuring points at the axial swirlers fail. This does not arc forms between the tips of the two electrodes.
restrict the availability of the machine, however. If
acquisition of one axial swirler temperature measurement
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Gas Turbine Combustion Chamber
Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Combustion Chamber
Refer also to:

Combustion Chamber Instrumentation 3.1-3000


800592-MBM9A-001-A01 b
Connection BZ Gas Turbine 3.1-1010

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Connection BA BB BC Fuel Oil 3.1-4010
Connection BF BG BH Natural Gas 3.1-5010
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Gas Turbine Fuel Supply System (Liquid)
Description of Auxiliary Systems Fuel Oil System
Refer also to: A large portion of this equipment, including the fuel oil
filters, injection pump, as well as the emergency stop and
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 control valves, are compactly arranged on the fuel oil
package.
Equipment List 3.1-0240 The fuel oil system is designed as leak-tight as
P+I Diagram, Fuel Oil 3.1-4010 possible. Whenever possible and appropriate, the main
Purge Water System 3.1-4800 components of the fuel oil system are described in the
Natural Gas System 3.1-5000 following in the order in which the fuel oil passes through
Hydraulic Oil System 3.1-9000
them.
Pneumatic System 3.1-9820
Settings, limits and measuring ranges of the items of Components in the Supply Line
equipment listed here are given in the List of Measuring
Instruments, the List of Electrical Loads, the Equipment List
Venting
and the List of Control Settings (SREL). This description
only gives guideline values. A venting line is connected at the highest point of the
fuel oil line upstream of the duplex filters (MBN11AT001
and MBN11AT002). Any air which may have collected
Overview during standstills to form large bubbles is fed into the
The fuel oil system supplies the burners with fuel oil auxiliary return line via orifice MBN11BP001. An additional

and controls the volume of fuel injected into the combustion venting device is located in the upper portion of the filter.
chamber. On shutdown, it ensures that the flow of fuel oil is Any air present as small bubbles in the flowing fuel oil,
quickly and reliably shut off. which may rise in the filters (through which the fuel oil
slowly flows), is discharged through this vent and likewise
Supply of fuel oil to the system must meet various
fed into the auxiliary return line via orifice MBN11BP002.
requirements, i.e. the fuel oil must have a certain pressure,
Shutoff valves MBN11AA501 and MBN11AA502 in the
temperature, and mass flow rate and be of a precisely
filter vent lines are always open during operation of the GT.
defined quality. The requisite booster pump and treatment
Sight glass MBN11CF501 is installed in the vent line
system as well as the fuel oil tank are described elsewhere.
downstream of the two orifices.

The fuel oil system branches downstream of the
injection pump to form two subsystems, one for each of the Filter
two burner groups. The diffusion burners and the premix
burners. The diffusion system comprises a supply line and The fuel oil filters (MBN11AT001 and MBN11AT002)
return line since, for technical reasons, only a portion of the remove all matter from the fuel oil that could damage
fuel oil supplied to the diffusion burners is actually injected downstream components such as the injection pump, fuel
into the combustion chambers. The premix system only oil nozzles, and turbine blading. Since these filters have a
has a supply line, i.e. all of the fuel oil entering the premix very fine mesh, it is necessary to pass the as-delivered fuel
burners is also injected into the combustion chambers. oil through a prefilter (which may comprise several stages).
Doing so avoids the need for frequent changeover of the
Startup and shutdown of the GT on fuel oil is always
fuel oil filter for cleaning.
performed in diffusion mode. The premix system is inactive
during operation in diffusion mode. diffusion mode is This filter is a duplex filter. If the pressure drop due to
possible over the entire output range of the gas turbine. fouling exceeds a certain level, an alarm is annunciated by
differential pressure switch MBN11CP001; changeover to
In the upper output range, pollutant emissions and
the other filter element must then be made manually using
thermal stresses on materials are significantly lower in
valve MBN11AA251. It is absolutely imperative to ensure
premix mode than in diffusion mode. At low output in
that this filter has already been filled with fuel oil using
premix mode, there is a marked increase in CO emissions
valve MBN11AA252. After draining a sufficient volume of
(unfavorable fuel-air ratio) and the flames become
fuel oil via the respective valve, MBN11AA401 or
unstable. Premix mode is therefore only permissible in the
MBN11AA402, the fouled filter element can be removed
upper output range (above approx. 50% of rated power). In
from the filter housing and cleaned. Then the filter housing
premix mode, the diffusion burners are used to produce
itself must be cleaned prior to reinsertion of the clean filter
small pilot flames that are required to stabilize the premix
element.
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flames. This means that both subsystems are active in

premix mode. A pressure transmitter, MBN11CP101 provides local
and remote pressure indication upstream of the filter.
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Bladder Accumulator for Damping Pressure given measuring point is faulted and the other signals
Surges excessive temperature, this also triggers pump shutdown.
Opening the emergency stop valves, starting up and A pretrip alarm is annunciated if both thermocouples of a
shutting down the injection pump, but in particular, rapid pair are faulted.
closing of the emergency stop valves, induces sudden flow
velocity changes in the fuel oil lines that can cause Temperature Monitoring
pressure surges of considerable amplitude. Bladder Thermometer MBN11CT501 and resistance
accumulators MBN11BB001 and MBN11BB002 dampen temperature detector (RTD) MBN11CT101 provide local
these pressure peaks. and remote indication at the fuel oil package inlet. If the
temperature in the fuel oil system is high (e. g., > 40C), an
Injection Pump alarm is annunciated.
An injection pump is used to boost fuel oil pressure to Thermometer MBN17CT501 and resistance
the level required for atomization in the burners. This temperature detector (RTD) MBN17CT101 provide local
system requires 100% redundant fuel oil injection pumps, and remote indication upstream of the high pressure filter
MBN12AP001 and MBN12AP002. These are centrifugal in the diffusion line.
pumps. Thermometer MBN25CT501 and resistance
During operation of MBN12AP001 the shutoff valves temperature detector (RTD) MBN25CT101 provide local
MBN12AA253 and MBN12AA254 have to be open and the and remote indication upstream of the high pressure filter
shutoff valves MBN12AA256 and MBN12AA257 have to be in the diffusion line.

closed.
During operation of MBN12AP002 the shutoff valves Measurement of Pump Discharge Pressure
MBN12AA256 and MBN12AA257 have to be open and the Pump discharge pressure is determined using pressure
shutoff valves MBN12AA253 and MBN12AA254 have to be transducers MBN13CP101, MBN13CP102, and
closed. MBN13CP103. This measurement is required for various
The correct position of the valves is monitored by open- and closed-loop control functions.
redundant position switches at each valve. Pressure gauges MBN12CP502 and MBN12CP503
Back flow through the non operating pump is provide local pressure indication at the discharge of each
additionally prevented by check valves MBN12AA215 and pump.
MBN12AA216.
Both pumps are never in operation at the same time. A Minimum-flow Orifice and Shutoff Ball Valve in
pump change over has to be performed manually during the Bypass Line
standstill or during operation on gas. When injection pump MBN12AP001 (or MBN12AP002)
Pressure gauge, MBN12CP50, provides local pressure is running and emergency stop valves MBN14AA051 and
indication upstream of the pumps. MBN23AA051 have closed, pneumatically-actuated ball
valve MBN12AA053 (or MBN12AA054) in the bypass line
If at least two of the pressure measuring transducers
is opened by spring force to direct the flow into the auxiliary
MBN12CP101, MBN12CP102, and MBN12CP103 signal
return line. The pneumatically-actuated ball valve of the
that pressure upstream of the pump is too low (for example
pump that is not running remains closed.
<1bar), pump startup is prevented. If still lower limit (for
example <0.1bar) is violated during plant operation, the Minimum-flow orifice MBN12BP004 (or MBN12BP006),
pump is automatically shut down, causing the fuel oil which is installed in the bypass line upstream of ball valve
system to trip due to declining fuel oil pressure upstream of MBN12AA054, is designed such that about 20% of the
the burners. This protective shutdown is necessary due to volume flow of the injection pump operating point can be
the risk of pump cavitation associated with insufficient routed through the bypass line when the ball valve is open.
intake pressure. After ESV MBN14AA051 has opened, this ball valve is
Bearing temperatures are monitored at all four bearings closed pneumatically by actuator MBX98AS007 (or
of the pump and electric motor using dual-element MBX98AS008).
temperature instruments (MBN12CT105 to MBN12CT108 Spring force is used to open this ball valve because no
for MBN12AP001 and MBN12CT115 to MBN12CT118 for compressed air is supplied when the GT is not running.
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MBN12AP002). If both elements of any one of these

bearing temperature measuring points register excessive
temperature, the pump is shut down. If one element of a
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Safety valves inspected. These filters should not be changed over during
Safety valve MBN12AA181 (MBN12AA182) prevents fuel oil operation. This filter should only be changed over
pressure upstream of the injection pump from reaching during operation on fuel gas or the gas turbine is at a
impermissible levels. This safety valve opens at a pressure standstill. Changeover during any other operating condition
of approx. 13 bar. should not be performed.
Safety valve MBN13AA181 prevents pressure To perform a changeover, it is necessary to ensure that
downstream of the injection pump from reaching the filter has already been filled with fuel oil using valve
impermissible levels. MBN31AA252. Transfer valve MBN31AA251 should be
actuated to the opposite setting. The appropriate vent
Impermissible pressure increases can occur if high-
valve, MBN31AA501 or MBN31AA502, respectively,
density fuel oil is used and/or if pump speed is excessive,
should be opened for the first few minutes of operation on
or if the shutoff ball valve in the minimum-flow line of the
fuel oil to allow any trapped air in the filter to escape. After
operating pump is spuriously closed when emergency stop
draining by opening valve MBN31AA401 or MBN31AA402
valves MBN14AA051 and MBN23AA051 are closed. The
the fouled filter element can be removed from the filter
safety valve opens at a pressure of approx. 152bar.
housing and cleaned. Then the filter housing must be
cleaned prior to reinsertion of the clean filter element.
Diffusion System Components
Fuel Oil Lines to the Combustion Chamber
(Diffusion)
Diffusion Burner Supply Line Emergency Stop

Valve Fuel oil is distributed from the diffusion burner supply

line to the 24 burners via ring line mounted directly on the
Fuel oil diffusion burner supply line emergency stop
combustion chamber.
valve MBN14AA051 is used to enable or disenable the flow
of fuel oil to the diffusion burners during startup and The purge water line, which supplies water for purging
shutdown, and during changeover from fuel oil to natural the ring line and the burners following the shutdown of the
gas operation and vice versa. It is also closed in the event diffusion system, is connected at the highest point of the
of faults requiring immediate turbine shutdown (for example diffusion burner supply line upstream of the ring line (cf.
overspeed trip). 3.1-4800 for description of the purge water system). This
portion of the diffusion burner supply line is shaped like a

The emergency stop valve is opened hydraulically. It is
siphon. This ensures that residual purge water or
closed very rapidly and reliably by spring force.
condensation from the seal air does not flow into the
diffusion burner supply line after shutdown of the diffusion
Diffusion Burner Supply Line Control Valve
system. If this occurred, the fuel oil would rise, pass
The diffusion burner supply line control valve through the ring line, and enter the burners, where it would
MBN14AA151 has two functions. As a control valve, it be coked by the high material temperatures.
regulates the amount of fuel oil supplied to the diffusion
In addition to the diffusion burner supply line, the seal
burners. This valve also has an emergency stop function,
air line fitted with pneumatically-actuated seal air ball valve
i.e., when trip is triggered, it is closed very rapidly and
MBN34AA051 is also connected to the ring line. The seal
reliably by spring force.
air ball valve opens after the diffusion system is shut down
The control valve is actuated hydraulically. and purging has been completed. During operation on
natural gas, cooled air from the gas turbine compressor
Permanent-element Fuel Oil Filter (Diffusion) outlet is fed into the ring line so that air flows through the
Despite filtering of the fuel oil, isolated instances of fuel oil diffusion burners, preventing hot combustion gasses
contamination may occur, particularly after an extended from the combustion chamber from ingressing the fuel oil
outage of the fuel oil system. diffusion system. To prevent coking due to the compressor
To protect the diffusion burners against impermissible outlet temperature of about 400C, seal air is cooled
contamination a permanent-element, fine-mesh duplex between the compressor outlet and the seal air ball valve.
filter is installed upstream of the fuel oil diffusion burners; it Pressurized seal air also flows through orifice
comprises the two filters MBN31AT001 and MBN31AT002. MBN36BP001 and into the return ring line to ensure that
A pretrip alarm is annunciated and the operator advised check valves MBN36AA201 through MBN36AA224, which
close due to the weight of their disks, remain closed during
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to shut down the gas turbine if the differential pressure at

this filter exceeds the setting of pressure transducer operation on natural gas. This prevents circulation of hot
MBN31CP101. In this case the filter should be immediately gas between the burners which would normally occur due
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to slight differences in pressure in the combustion Pressure upstream of the emergency stop valve is
chamber. The diameter of this orifice is so small that only determined using pressure transducer MBN52CP101.
insignificant cross flows of fuel oil pass through during
operation on fuel oil. Diffusion Burner Return Line Control Valve
To prevent fuel oil from flowing from the ring line into The task of the diffusion burner return line control valve
the seal air line and from there to the compressor outlet MBN53AA151 is to regulate the return line flow. This, in
(risk of ignition!) during operation on fuel oil (postulated turn, determines the volume of fuel injected, which is the
defective seals in one of the seal air ball valves), a leakage difference between the supply line flow and the return line
oil line is provided to drain the space between the ball and flow. The control valve is actuated hydraulically. It also
valve body. Solenoid valve MBN34AA002 is open during functions as a leak-tight second shutoff element for the
fuel oil operation, allowing any leakage oil to flow through return line. Whenever the return line emergency stop valve
orifice MBN34BP001 into leakage oil tank MBN60BB001. If is closed, the associated control valve also closes.
the amount of leakage oil is so great that pressure
Pressure downstream of the control valve is determined
upstream of this orifice exceeds a defined limit, the fuel oil
using pressure transducers MBN54CP101 and
system trips when at least two of the pressure switches
MBN54CP102.
MBN34CP001, MBN34CP002, MBN34CP003 operate.
The fuel oil returning from the diffusion burners flows
through the branch lines into the return ring line. In the Premix System Components
event of a fuel oil supply fault to one of the burners during

operation on fuel oil operation (for example swirl chamber Premix Burner Emergency Stop Valve
inlet slits clogged), the swing check valves prevent the high
Similar to the diffusion burner supply line emergency
pressure of the fuel oil in the return line from causing fuel
stop valve, the task of the premix burner emergency stop
oil to pass from the ring line through the branch line of the
valve MBN23AA051 is to enable or disenable the supply of
defective burner and into the combustion chamber
fuel oil to the premix burners. Furthermore, it is closed in
unswirled, where it could cause damage.
the event of faults requiring immediate shutdown of the gas
The return line to the fuel oil package has a connection turbine.
to the purge water system. When changing over from
The emergency stop valve is opened hydraulically. It is
operation on NG to operation on FO, the return line from

closed very rapidly and reliably by spring force.
the fuel oil diffusion burners is filled with purge water prior
to opening the return line ESV (see below). When the fuel
Premix Burner Supply Line Control Valve
oil system is shut down, air pockets which may form at the
highest point of the return line are forced into the supply Like the diffusion burner supply line control valve, the
line via orifice MBN36BP001. This minimizes the amount of premix burner control valve MBN23AA151 has two
hot gas that could enter the return line in the first few functions. As a control valve, it regulates the amount of fuel
seconds after opening the return line emergency stop oil supplied to the premix burners. In addition, it also has a
valve. Impermissible heating of the burners is prevented in trip function, i.e. spring force is used to very rapidly and
this way. reliably close this valve concurrent with the premix burner
emergency stop valve when trip is triggered.
Diffusion Burner Return Line Emergency Stop The control valve is actuated hydraulically.
Valve
Return line emergency stop valve MBN52AA051 Permanent-element Fuel Oil Filter (Premix)
performs the same function in the fuel oil return line as the Despite filtering of the fuel oil, isolated instances of
diffusion burner emergency stop valve MBN14AA051 in the contamination may occur, particularly after an extended
supply line. This valve is closed rapidly and reliably by outage of the fuel oil system.
spring force and opened hydraulically. If an OPEN To protect the premix burners against impermissible
command is issued to the diffusion burner supply line ESV, contamination a permanent-element, fine-mesh duplex
the return line ESV must open within a short time, filter is installed upstream of the fuel oil premix burners. It
otherwise the entire flow through the diffusion burner comprises two filters: MBN41AT001 and MBN41AT002.
supply line would be injected into the combustion chamber A pre-trip alarm is annunciated and the operator
and this is not permissible. Fuel oil system trip is triggered advised to shut down the gas turbine if the differential
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if the return line ESV does not open within a short time. pressure at the filter exceeds the setting of pressure
transducer MBN41CP101. In this case the filter should be
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inspected immediately. These filters should not be changed pressure, which is only slightly higher, is used instead of
over during fuel oil operation. Changeover during premix the combustion chamber pressure. This parameter is
operation should not be done. measured by pressure transducers MBA12CP101 and
To perform a changeover, it is necessary to ensure that MBA12CP102.
the filter has already been filled with fuel oil using valve Pressure transducers MBN14CP101 and
MBN41AA252. Transfer valve MBN41AA251 should be MBN14CP103 in the diffusion burner supply line and
rotated to the opposite position. The appropriate vent pressure transducers MBN23CP101 and MBN23CP102 in
valve MBN41AA501 or MBN41AA502 should be opened the premix burner supply line are provided for measuring
for the first few minutes of oil operation to clear any trapped fuel oil pressure at the burners.
air from the filter. After draining by opening valve
Differential pressure is calculated by the I&C system
MBN41AA401 or MBN41AA402, the fouled filter element
from the readings of these instruments. If pressure drops
can be removed from the filter housing and cleaned. Then
below a certain differential pressure limit (appr. 10bar in the
the filter housing must be cleaned prior to reinsertion of the
diffusion burner supply line and 2bar in the premix burner
clean filter element.
supply line, 2-of-3 logic), either fuel oil system trip or
premix system partial trip is triggered.
Premix Water Purge Connection
During a premix water purge, water is directed Pressure Relief of Diffusion and Premix Systems
downstream of the siphon to inject water to the ring line (Vented Oil Seal)
and to the burners. Purging is performed whenever fuel oil
When the GT is at standstill, there is a danger that a

is shut off. The siphon prevents water flow toward the fuel
slight amount of leakage oil may enter the combustion
oil package.
chamber via the ESVs due to pressure prevailing in the
HP Emulsion Water Connection supply line or due to the tank back pressure in the return
line. An impermissibly large amount of oil could accumulate
Emulsion water is used for NOx limitation and to in the GT during a very lengthy outage. To prevent this, the
increase power output. It is introduced into the diffusion piping sections between the premix burner supply line
and premix supply lines downstream of the siphons. It is valves (MBN23AA051, MBN23AA151), the diffusion burner
emulsified with the fuel oil by in-line static mixers supply line valves (MBN14AA051, MBN14AA151), and the
MBN33AM001 and MBN43AM001. diffusion burner return line valves (MBN52AA051 and
MBN53AA151) is depressurized by opening solenoid
Fuel Oil Line to the Combustion Chamber
valves MBN14AA501, MBN23AA501, and MBN52AA501.
(Premix)
This diverts any oil leakages that occur into the leakage oil
The premix burner supply line with purge water tank. Very small diameter orifices installed in the relief lines
connection and the seal air line (equipped with (MBN23BP001, MBN14BP001, MBN52BP001) ensure that
pneumatically-actuated ball valve MBN44AA051) are only an insignificant amount of oil can enter the leakage oil
identical, in terms of purpose and configuration, to the fuel tank if a solenoid valve spuriously opens during fuel oil
oil diffusion burner supply line to the combustion chamber. operation.
A drain line equipped with drain valves MBN45AA401
and MBN45AA402 is connected to the lowest point of the Leakage Oil Tank
premix burner ring line. Their function is described in Leakage oil from the shutoff ball valves of the diffusion
greater detail below (cf. Trip during Operation in Premix and premix burner seal air lines, the drain line from the
Mode, and Premix Burner Reverse Purging). premix burner ring line, the vented oil seal venting lines
and from various drain lines is collected in leakage oil tank
Burner Pressure Monitoring MBN60BB001. This tank is provided with a venting line that
Proper burner function requires sufficient pressure at opens to the atmosphere.
the burner inlet (diffusion, premix burner supply line Leakage oil pump MBN60AP001 forwards oil leakages
connections) to atomize the fuel oil. Otherwise, unburned into the auxiliary return line. It is automatically started up
fuel oil could enter the combustion chamber (explosion and shut down by level monitor MBN60CL001. Level
hazard!) or hot combustion chamber gases could flow in switch MBN60CL002 annunciates Leakage oil system
the reverse direction into the burners and the fuel oil faulted if the leakage oil level exceeds a certain limit.
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system. Consequently, the differential pressure between

the fuel oil supply line and the combustion chamber is
monitored. For reasons of simplicity, the compressor outlet
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Burner Assembly equipment (generator and startup frequency converter)

The gas turbines 24 burner assemblies (MBM12AV001 begins to accelerate the gas turbine. If at least two of the
through MBM12AV024) each comprise several individual pressure measuring transducers MBN12CP101,
burners. In addition to the two fuel oil burners (diffusion MBN12CP102, and MBN12CP103 upstream of the
burners and premix burners), the burner assemblies also injection pump signal sufficient pressure, the injection
include means for operation on natural gas (natural gas pump is started when the gas turbine reaches a certain
diffusion burner, natural gas premix burner, natural gas speed. Since the emergency stop valves are still closed,
pilot burner). All burner assemblies are completely the fuel oil delivered by the injection pump flows through
identical. They are uniformly distributed around the the minimum flow line into the return line. Fuel oil pressure
circumference to achieve the most uniform possible downstream of the pump increases to its maximum.
temperature field in the annular combustion chamber. When the gas turbine has reached a speed of
The fuel oil diffusion burners atomize the fuel oil so that S.TURB.31 (for example 11% of rated speed), ignition gas
it can burn completely in the combustion chamber. The fuel is fed into the natural gas diffusion burners and ignited.
oil fed through the diffusion burner supply line enters the Thereafter the diffusion burner supply and return line
swirl chamber of the diffusion burner nozzles where it is emergency stop valves are simultaneously opened so that
split into a partial flow that is injected into the combustion fuel oil flows through the diffusion burners and is ignited by
chamber and a partial flow that flows to the fuel oil return the ignition flames. Once a certain speed is exceeded, the
line. The split is a function of the backpressure in the fuel ignition gas flow is shut off; the fuel oil diffusion flames burn
oil return line, which in turn is determined by the lift of stably on their own. At a turbine speed of S.TURB.55 (for

diffusion burner control valve MBN53AA151. With a widely example 35% of rated speed), the volume of fuel oil
opened control valve, return line pressure is low; injected is increased with a linear time function. At turbine
consequently, a large volume of oil flows into the return line speeds above S.TURB.56 (for example 60% of rated
and only a small volume is injected. A nearly closed control speed), the slope of this time function becomes greater and
valve results in a high return line pressure. Only a small the volume of fuel oil injected increases more rapidly.
volume of oil is returned and a correspondingly large When rated speed is reached, the speed controller
volume of fuel oil is injected. assumes control of the diffusion burner control valve
actuators. The turbine-generator is then synchronized with
The amount of fuel oil entering the swirl chambers of
the electric power grid.
the burner nozzles varies only slightly with the amount of

fuel injected. The injected jet of oil thus has a nearly
Diffusion Mode
constant turbulence, ensuring good atomization over the
entire operating range. A correspondingly large amount of After synchronizing, the lift of the diffusion burner
oil is supplied to the burners even during startup. control valves and thereby the volume of fuel oil injected
are set by the load controller. Initially the gas turbine is
Whereas the diffusion oil is injected directly into the
operated in diffusion mode.
combustion chamber via a central nozzle in the burner
assembly, the premix oil is atomized using numerous small The diffusion burner supply line control valve is used to
nozzles arranged in the primary air duct (diagonal swirler) regulate the amount of fuel oil supplied in accordance with
of the burner assembly. This thoroughly mixes the air and a stored characteristic as a function of the injection set
fuel prior to entry into the combustion chamber, hence the point. By so doing, the mass flow in the diffusion burner
name premix combustion. supply line is kept within a range favorable for the pumps
and burners. The diffusion burner return line control valve
regulates the amount of fuel oil actually injected.
Startup, Fuel Oil Operation, Shutdown
The changeover to premix mode can be made once
The sequence in which items of fuel oil system output exceeds a certain level, for example 50% of base
equipment are operated or actuated during startup, load.
operation and shutdown is described below. All of these
processes are fully automatic. Filling of the Fuel Oil Premix System
The supply line downstream of the premix burner
Startup control valve could be empty after extended outages, major
The booster pump system is started up with the gas inspections and on initial startup of the fuel oil premix
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turbine at standstill (or in turning gear mode). system. Automatic filling of the premix burner supply line is
The diffusion burner supply line and return line control required, if the gas turbine has not operated in fuel oil
valves are actuated to their startup lift settings. The startup premix mode for the last 24 hours. When filling is required,
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before the changeover from diffusion mode to premix mode premix burner ESV MBN23AA051 and premix CV
the premix burner emergency stop valve opens, and the MBN23AA151. Pressure at the premix nozzles (produced
premix burner control valve is set to its minimum lift setting. by the purge water pump) still exists after trip. This ensures
The fuel oil premix burner supply lines fill with fuel oil in the that any oil remaining is displaced from the burners during
direction of the combustion chamber. The gas turbine is the first seconds of the purge operation, fully atomizes, and
monitored during this time. Fuel oil premix system trip does not form an oil film on the burner parts which could
during initial filling is triggered if a power output increase of cause coking.
2 % and thus an increased input of fuel into the combustion After the purging operation has been completed, the
chamber is detected. The gas turbine changes back into ring line remains filled with purge water to the height of the
fuel oil diffusion mode (see below), the premix burner outlet of the lowest burner. The premix burner ring line
supply line is now completely filled with fuel oil and the gas drain valves MBN45AA401 and MBN45AA402, are opened
turbine can now be changed over to fuel oil premix mode. briefly during the purging operation. This also purges the
premix burner ring line drain line with water, ensuring that
Changeover from Diffusion Mode to Premix Mode during subsequent diffusion mode operation, no oil can
Once the conditions for changeover to premix mode reenter the premix burners from this line, which would
operation have been satisfied, the premix burner seal air cause clogging of the premix burner nozzles in the lowest
ball valve MBN44AA051 is closed and the premix burner burners.
control valve is actuated to its startup lift setting. Upon completion of purging, the premix burner seal air
The premix burners must first be cooled with water to ball valve opens, i.e. cooled air from the compressor outlet

prevent the inflowing fuel oil from coking (the premix burner is supplied to the premix burners. The gas turbine is now
nozzles are surrounded by hot air supplied by the running in diffusion mode.
compressor at a temperature of approx. 400C). To do this,
the ring line is filled with water via the purge water line. In Emulsion Mode
the process, a small amount of water enters the Emulsion mode can be selected during normal power
combustion chamber via the lower burners. As soon as the operation, the associated equipment is then automatically
ring line is completely filled with water, the supply of purge activated in deactivated. Emulsion is formed by supplying
water is shut off and the ESV opened. The flow of oil water to the fuel oil line through tee fittings at GA (premix
initially forces the water through the premix burner nozzles, line) and GB (diffusion line). Static mixers MBN43AM001
which cools these items. After a brief transition period, all and MBN33AM001 are used to perform mixing.
nozzles are supplied with oil and stable premix flames
form. Shutdown
The control valves for fuel supply to the premix and
First the output of the GT (which is operating in
diffusion burners are then actuated such that although the
diffusion mode) is reduced. The generator is disconnected
total volume of oil injected remains constant, the premix
from the grid at a very low positive output. Fuel oil system
fraction increases and the diffusion fraction decreases.
trip is then triggered, i.e., the diffusion burner emergency
Changeover is completed when the diffusion burners only
stop and control valves in the supply and return lines close
receive the minimum flow of fuel that is necessary for
and the injection pump is shut down.
formation of the pilot flames.
The diffusion burners and their ring line are then purged
with water. With the return line ESV, and return line CV, the
Premix Mode
water forces the remaining fuel oil out of the supply lines
In premix mode, the amount of fuel required for the into the return line.
desired output is controlled using the premix burner control
The gas turbine coasts down without combustion until it
valve, whereas the diffusion system supplies the minimum
reaches turning speed. The fuel oil system is ready for the
amount of fuel required for the pilot flames.
next startup.
Changeover from Premix Mode to Diffusion Mode

Trip During Operation in Premix Mode
To change back to diffusion mode, the diffusion fraction
If a fault makes it necessary to immediately shut down
is increased and the premix fraction decreased, initially
the GT during operation in premix mode, the premix and
maintaining a constant output. A premix system trip is
diffusion burner emergency stop and control valves are
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triggered shortly before the point at which stable premix

closed simultaneously and the injection pump is shut down.
flames are no longer possible. The supply of purge water to
During the subsequent purging operation, substantial
the premix system is activated shortly before closing
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amounts of oil still in the lines must be prevented from opened, and the normal transfer to premix operation
entering the combustion chamber. This oil could undergo begins.
uncontrolled ignition on the hot walls or enter the exhaust Correct operation of the premix burner reverse purging
system as unburned fuel oil mist. Consequently, first the sequence is monitored by the temperature measuring point
diffusion system alone is purged as described under MBN45CT101A/B (duplex PT100 resistance temperature
Shutdown. In doing so, most of the oil is forced into the detector). A warning message is issued at high
return line. At the same time, premix burner ring line drain temperatures (> 100C), excessive temperatures (> 150C)
valves MBN45AA401 and MBN45AA402 are opened, and leads to shutdown of the gas turbine in 2-of-2 evaluation.
the remaining (low) combustion chamber pressure forces
The solenoid valve MBN45AA501, which is installed
the remaining oil from the premix burner ring line and the
between the premix ring line drain valves MBN45AA401
premix burners into the leakage oil tank. The solenoid
and MBN45AA402, remains open when the premix burner
valves close after a defined delay.
reverse purging sequence is not active. Upstream of the
Once purging of the diffusion system has been orifice MBN45BP001, the pressure is monitored via the
completed, the premix system is purged by opening the pressure switch MBN45CP001 to detect a possible leak of
premix purge water solenoid valve for a defined period. the drain valves.
Premix Burner Reverse Purging Fuel Changeover

The premix burner back purging is to remove coke
A detailed description of the fuel changeover from
residuals from the fuel oil premix burner should they occur.
operation on natural gas to fuel oil is given in section 3.1-

Obstructed premix burner nozzles cause unbalanced

5200. The following description only gives a brief overview.
temperature loads upstream of the turbine blades. The
premix burner reverse purging sequence takes place prior To make the changeover from natural gas operation to
to a switch over from fuel oil diffusion mode to fuel oil fuel oil operation, the gas turbine must first be operated in
premix mode, therefore the gas turbine has to run for a natural gas premix mode. Automatic changeover can be
certain time in fuel oil diffusion mode, so that the fuel oil made to fuel oil diffusion mode when the gas turbine is
premix burners are sufficiently hot. operating in the requisite output window (approx. 60% to
80%). Assuming that fuel oil premix mode and a specific
Potential residues on the hot inner premix burner
output have been selected, automatic changeover to this

surface may first be detached by quenching with water. For
mode and output can be initiated once changeover to
this purpose, the premix burners are filled with water via
operation on fuel oil in diffusion mode has been completed.
the premix purge water solenoid valves, as described
above. Premix seal air ball valve MBN44AA051 is still To make the changeover from fuel oil operation to
closed during this time. After the quenching, the purge natural gas operation, the gas turbine must first be
water valves are closed, premix seal air ball valve operated in fuel oil diffusion mode. Once the gas turbine is
MBN44AA051 and premix ring line drain valves running in fuel oil diffusion mode in the requisite output
MBN45AA401 and MBN45AA402 are opened. Compressor window (approx. 60% to 80%), the machine can be
discharge air now forces the detached coke residuals to automatically changed over to natural gas premix mode.
leave the premix burners and the premix ring line into the
fuel oil leakage tank MBN60BB001. Drain valves
The process is directly repeated one more time. After
Valves are provided at various locations for draining
this the premix burner system is filled with water for the
piping and certain components of the fuel oil system.
third time, premix emergency stop valve MBN23AA051 is
These drain valves must remain closed whenever the gas
turbine is running.
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Gas Turbine Fuel Supply System (liquid)
Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Fuel Oil
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Fuel Oil System 3.1-4000


800592-MBN9A-001-A01 f BL1BL5
Connection BU BW P Seal Air for Burners 3.1-2210
Connection BA BB BC Combustion Chamber 3.1-3010
Connection BS BV DU E Flushing Water 3.1-4810
Connection GA GB GC Water Injection 3.1-7010

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Connection BT BX BY BR H V Hydraulic Oil for Fuel Oil 3.1-9110
Connection FK FW GV GW Pneumatic for Fuel Oil 3.1-9830
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Power Generation MBN 0106E-X
Description of Auxiliary Systems Purge Water System
Refer also to: excessively powerful jet of water from damaging the purge
water tank.
P+I Diagram, Purge Water 3.1-4810 A hand operated shut off valve (MBN81AA251) is
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 installed in the discharge line of the tank to block the filled
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 tank during maintenance work. Then the water passes from
Equipment List 3.1-0240 the shut off valve to purge water strainer MBN81AT001.
Fuel Oil System Description 3.1-4000 The strainer mesh (approx. 250m) is fine enough to retain
P+I Diagram, Fuel Oil System 3.1-4010 particles which could adversely affect the function of the
Pneumatic System Description 3.1-9800 pump or the oil burners yet coarse enough that there is no
P+I Diagram, Pneumatic System 3.1-9810 risk of clogging.
Redundant pressure transducers MBN80CP101 and
Settings, limits and measuring ranges of the items of MBN81CP102 are located downstream of the strainer. The
equipment listed here are given in the List of Measuring pressure measured is an indication of the water level in the
Instruments, the List of Electrical Loads, and the tank. Limits are defined for 4 levels. The CLOSE command
Equipment List. This description only gives guideline is issued to filling solenoid valve MBN80AA001 if the level
values. HIGH is exceeded when filling the tank. If the water level
continues to rise nonetheless (for example because the
Function solenoid-type filling valve leaks), a pretrip alarm is
annunciated when the level VERY HIGH is reached. The
The purge water system has the task of supplying a level LOW triggers opening of the filling solenoid valve

sufficient amount of (demineralized) water for a variety of and is defined so that it is reached with each purging
purposes. Purge water is required whenever the GTs fuel operation. The level VERY LOW is never reached during
oil premix system or fuel oil diffusion system is shut down. normal operation and is provided solely to protect the
Purging is performed to clean the respective oil burners pump. In the event that this level is violated, the purge
and prevent coking of any oil residues that may be present. water pump is shut down and an interlock prevents pump
Purge water can also be used for various fuel oil system restart until the water level again exceeds this limit.
cooling and filling operations. Additionally the tank level can be locally read by a scale.
To fill the purge water tank, the purge water system Purge water pump MBN81AP001 is located
must be connected to the plants demineralized water downstream of the strainer. This pump is a positive
supply. displacement pump. It delivers a volumetric flow slightly
greater than that required for purging. Pressure control
Configuration valve MBN81AA151 required for starting the pump (details
are given below) is installed in a branch line. This valve
The package containing the major components of the opens at a system pressure of approx. 21bar. Safety valve
purge water system is connected by one line to the MBN81AA191 (setpoint: 25bar) protects the system
demineralized water supply and by another to the against excessive pressure. Redundant pressure
combustion chamber. transducers MBN81CP101 and MBN81CP103 are located
After each purging operation, the purge water tank downstream of the purge water pump. The difference
MBN80BB001 is refilled via the supply line from the between purge water pressure and compressor outlet
demineralized water supply. The volume of this plastic tank pressure is calculated and the volume of purge water
(500 liters) is sufficient for performing all purging and measured (MBN81CF101) to monitor the purging process.
cooling operations of a single fuel oil operating cycle in the Purging/cooling is permitted if this pressure difference
event of a failure of the tank filling system (failure of the exceeds a limit (approx. 0.4-0.5bar) or if the flow of purge
tank filling system thus does not adversely affect GT water is >3kg/s, for example. (This ensures that no oil or
availability). In addition to the connection for filling the tank, hot gas can flow in the reverse direction and enter the
the top of the tank also includes an overflow and purge water system).
connections for several return lines that are described The pressure in the purge water system downstream of
below. The tank can be drained for installation work using the pump is displayed locally by pressure gauge
shutoff valve MBN80AA401. MBN81CP501.
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Flow limitation orifice MBN80BP001 in the supply line The purge water line leads from the package to the
to the tank restricts the flow of water to prevent an combustion chamber. This line branches downstream of
pressure gauge MBN81CP501 into lines leading for the
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Description of Auxiliary Systems Purge Water System
diffusion burners, equipped with pneumatic valves certain amount of water is first fed through the burners
MBN83AA051 and MBN83AA052 (supply line) and before they are supplied with fuel oil.
MBN83AA053 and MBN83AA054 (return line), and for the 2. Following changeover from FO premix to diffusion
premix ring line, equipped with pneumatic valves mode, the premix burners must be purged to
MBN84AA051 and MBN84AA052. Each pneumatic valve is displace any fuel oil remaining in these burners and the
equipped with a pneumatically-assisted 5/2 solenoid associated ring line. Due to differences in elevation, oil
directional control valve actuator; specifically remaining in the lines would otherwise flow into the
MBN83AA051(A) and MBN83AA052(A) diffusion supply, combustion chamber via the lower burners without
MBN83AA053(A) and MBN83AA054(A) diffusion return being atomized. This, too, could result in coking on
and MBN84AA051(A) and MBN84AA052(A) premix ring burner parts.
line. The control air for actuation of these valves is
3. Following shutdown of the fuel oil diffusion system, the
supplied from the pneumatic station at connection FE. Cf.
diffusion burners must be purged for the same
Section 3.1-9800 for a detailed description of the
reasons as given in 2).
pneumatic station. If one of the pneumatic valves
spuriously remains open following a purge operation 4. When changing over from NG operation to FO
reverse flow of oil (during fuel oil operation) or seal air operation, the return line from the FO diffusion burners
(during natural gas operation) into the purge water system must be filled prior to opening the return line ESV.
is prevented. The pressure between the pneumatic valves When the fuel oil system is shut down, air pockets may
can be relieved via a pressure relief line fitted with the form at the highest point of the return line. This air is
respective orifice MBN83BP001 (diffusion supply), forced into the supply line via orifice MBN36BP001 (cf.
P+I diagram 3.1-4010, Fuel Oil System"). This

MBN83BP002 (diffusion return) and pressure between the

two pneumatic valves to the premix ring line via orifice minimizes the amount of hot gas that could enter the
MBN84BP001. return line in the first few seconds after opening the
return line emergency stop valve. Impermissible
Swing check valve MBN83AA201 is installed
heating of the burners is prevented in this way.
downstream of the pneumatic valves in the diffusion supply

line. This swing check valve is provided to prevent the The purge water pump is started if the conditions
reverse flow of fuel into the purge water system when the required for activation of the purge water system have
diffusion burners are purged without a delay. The purge been met. The solenoid valves in the lines to the burners
water lines to the diffusion supply line and to the premix remain closed while the pumps are started so that for a
supply line are connected at the highest point of the brief period, the entire volume delivered by the pump flows
respective fuel oil lines. The purge water line to the through the pressure control valve back into the tank.
diffusion return line is connected near the return line ESV When pressure transducer MBN81CP101 signals sufficient
(refer also to description 3.1-4000, "Fuel Oil System"). pressure, the purge water system is ready for operation
and, depending on the situation at hand, pneumatic valves
MBN84AA051 and MBN84AA052 open. Purge water
Purge Operation pressure and volume are also monitored during the purge
There are 4 cases in which the purge water system is operation. If purge water pressure drops below combustion
activated. chamber pressure and the flow of purge water declines
below the set limit, the purge operation is aborted.
1. When changing over from FO diffusion mode to premix
mode, the nozzles of premix burners must be cooled Upon completion of each of the four purging operations
because they are surrounded by a flow of air from the (ranging between 15 and under certain circumstances 190
compressor discharge, the temperature of which is so seconds), the corresponding solenoid valves close and the
high that the small-diameter nozzle bores could pump is shut down. The purging process is now completed.
otherwise be clogged by coking. To achieve this, a
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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Purge Water
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Purge Water System 3.1-4800


800592-MBU9B-001-A01 e BL1-BL2

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Connection BS E BV DU Fuel Oil 3.1-4010
Connection FE Pneumatic 3.1-9810
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Gas Turbine Fuel Supply (Gaseous)
Description of Auxiliary Systems Natural Gas System
Refer also to: Natural Gas Flow Measurement

List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 Natural gas consumption is measured by flowmeters
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 installed upstream of the terminal point of supply. These
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 flowmeters are not part of the natural gas system and are
Equipment List 3.1-0240 therefore not described here.
Requirements for GT Working Media ... 3.1-0260
Combustion Chamber Instrumentation 3.1-3000 Natural Gas Strainer
P+I Diagram, Combustion Chamber 3.1-3010
P+I Diagram, Natural Gas 3.1-5010 Natural gas strainer MBP11AT001 is located at the
Draining the Natural Gas System 3.1-5300 upstream terminal point of supply. Its task is to prevent the
P+I Diagram, Natural Gas System Drainage 3.1-5310 ingress of any coarse foreign matter which may be present
Ignition Gas System 3.1-6000 in the piping between the fine filter unit and the strainer into
P+I Diagram, Ignition Gas System 3.1-6010 the natural gas emergency stop valve. In the event of trip,
Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas Valves 3.1-9200 such foreign matter could impair proper closing of the
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas Valves 3.1-9210 emergency stop valve. The fine filter system itself is part of
the natural gas supply system and is not described here.
referred to here are given in the List of Measuring Pilot Gas Flow Measurement
Offenders will be liable for damages. All rights, including rights
created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or

(SREL). This description only gives guideline values. A device is installed downstream of pilot gas control
valve MBP23AA151 for measuring and recording pilot gas
mass flow data.
Task
The amount of pilot gas supplied has a major impact on
The natural gas system has two functions: on the one the humming and vibratory acceleration behavior of the gas
hand it controls the mass flow of natural gas into the GT turbine. For this reason, pilot gas flow is measured with
combustion chamber and on the other it shuts off the flow flowmeter MBP33CF101 during commissioning to precisely
of natural gas to the gas turbine under certain conditions. determine the amount of pilot gas supplied and for
The flow of natural gas to the gas turbine is cut off by optimization of burner settings.
design, are reserved.
rapidly- and tightly-closing shutoff valves on shutdown,

during outages, during fuel oil operation and in the event of
postulated faults.
Gas Analysis Measurements
The functions of the most important components of the Gas analysis measurement is necessitated by the
natural gas system are described in the following contractually stipulated and guaranteed natural gas
subsections. composition ranges. These measurements ensure
continual, optimal adaptation of gas turbine output in the
event that the calorific values of the gases supplied
Natural Gas Supply fluctuate.
A natural gas supply system must be provided Sampling for the purpose of natural gas analysis
upstream of the natural gas system to ensure that this fuel measurements is performed between natural gas filter
is available in the stipulated quantity and quality. The MBP11AT001 and the first natural gas shutoff element
natural gas supply system is not described in this Section. MBP13AA051 via a tap in a pipe mounted on the natural
Dry, clean natural gas must be supplied to the natural gas gas package.
system to prevent corrosion, erosion, and the formation of Gas analysis measurement readings include a
deposits on the system components. Natural gas pressure measured value for natural gas density (MBP13CD101)
at the system inlet must be relatively constant regardless of and a measured value for the calorific value of the natural
the rate at which it is supplied. This pressure is dependent gas (MBP13CQ101). These measured data are input to the
on the composition of the natural gas and is specified as natural gas control system.
setting P.GAS.01 in the List of Control Settings.
Natural gas supply requirements are summarized in
Section 3.1-0260.
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Vented Gas Seal Function Its function is to enable or disenable the flow of natural
gas to the burners on startup and shutdown of the gas
The vented gas seal in the natural gas system turbine. It is closed in the event of faults which require the
comprises natural gas emergency stop valve immediate interruption of the supply of natural gas to the
MBP13AA051, which constitutes the first shutoff element, gas turbine. The NG ESV is opened hydraulically and
and also natural gas diffusion burner control valve closed very rapidly by spring force (in less than one
MBP21AA151, natural gas premix burner control valve second). The hydraulic actuator mechanism is described in
MBP22AA151, and pilot gas control valve MBP23AA151, Section 3.1-9200, Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas Valves.
which collectively constitute the second shutoff element.
Pressure relief valve MBP13AA501 is located between the
first and second shutoff elements. Natural Gas Diffusion Burner Control
The vented gas seal reliably isolates the gas system Valve (Second Shutoff Element)
when the latter is not active. The vented gas seal The natural gas diffusion burner control valve (NG DM
comprises a tight-closing, dual-element shutoff device CV) is a leaktight and fail-safe shutoff valve which, in
whose valves have a fail-safe closing energy. These valves addition to controlling the mass flow of natural gas, also
close automatically in the event of a loss of opening energy functions as a shutoff element. The NG DM CV, together
(for example, hydraulic pressure). This is achieved using a with the premix and pilot gas control valves, constitutes the
spring that is compressed by the opening energy and second shutoff element of the vented gas seal. Fail-safe
released when such force is no longer applied, actuating means that the valve in question closes automatically on
the valve to its CLOSED position. loss of opening energy. As with the emergency stop valve,
A pressure relief valve located between the first and this is achieved using a spring that is compressed when
second shutoff elements is open when these shutoff the valve is opened. When the opening force is no longer
elements are closed. This depressurizes the piping section applied, the compressed spring extends and closes the
between the shutoff elements. valve.
In the event of a postulated valve seat leak in the The natural gas diffusion burner control valve
natural gas emergency stop valve, pressure cannot build modulates the flow of natural gas supplied to the diffusion
up upstream of the natural gas control valves as the burners as stipulated by the gas turbine controller.
associated gas leakage is routed via the relief line to a Requisite actuation of the diffusion burner control valve is
location which is not critical and released. This reliably performed hydraulically. Section 3.1-9200, Hydraulic Oil
prevents unintentional flows of natural gas from entering for Natural Gas Valves, elucidates the function of the
the combustion chamber and also prevents air from the hydraulic actuator in detail.
compressor outlet or combustion gases from ingressing A bore is provided in the bottom of the natural gas
into the natural gas supply network. diffusion system control valve for connection to the
The pressure relief valve is closed when the GT is automatic draining system. The functional principle of the
operated on natural gas. The first shutoff element and, automatic draining system is elucidated in description 3.1-
depending on the operating mode, one or more of the 5300.
control valves that constitute the second shutoff element
are open at this time.
Natural Gas Premix Burner Control Valve
(Second Shutoff Element)
Natural Gas Pressure Relief Valve
The natural gas premix burner control valve (NG PM
The natural gas pressure relief valve is part of the CV) is actuated in accordance with the requirements of the
vented gas seal and permits depressurization of the piping gas turbine operating modes and regulates the natural gas
sections between the first and second shutoff elements mass flow to the premix burners. In addition to its control
when the natural gas system is not active. The vented gas function, the natural gas premix burner control valve is an
seal is described in detail in the subsection Vented Gas element of the vented gas seal that also includes the
Seal Function. diffusion and pilot gas control valves. As the function of the
premix burner control valve is equivalent to that of the
Natural Gas Emergency Stop Valve (First diffusion burner control valve, please refer to subsection
Natural Gas Diffusion Burner Control Valve for details.
Shutoff Element)
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A bore is provided in the bottom of the natural gas

The natural gas emergency stop valve (NG ESV) is a premix system control valve for connection to the automatic
rapid-closing, fail-safe, and leaktight shutoff valve.
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draining system. The functional principle of the automatic control valve. The amount of condensation that forms can
draining system is elucidated in description 3.1-5300. be so large as to impair availability when the NG burners
are reactivated after an extended period of operation in NG
PM or on fuel oil.
Pilot Gas Control Valve (Second Shutoff
Small amounts of ignition gas (propane, butane) that
Element)
accumulate after a fuel oil start or FO that has accumulated
Like the natural gas diffusion and premix burner control during operation on FO, possibly along with condensation
valves, the pilot gas control valve (PG CV) is a leaktight that collects in the NG DM line, may cause damage to the
and fail-safe shutoff valve which, in addition to controlling supply piping when the NG burners are activated.
the mass flow of pilot gas, is also part of the vented gas The condensation (including ignition gas and fuel oil
seal. constituents) that accumulates is drained from the lowest
The pilot flames are diffusion flames that are required in points of the connecting pipes to the automatic draining
natural gas premix mode to stabilize the premix flames. system via lines that are laid with a negative slope. The
The PG CV controls the flow of natural gas to the pilot functional principle of the automatic draining system is
gas burners. The flow of pilot gas is set as a function of elucidated in description 3.1-5300.
NOX emissions data, flame stability, and the humming and In addition, some of the branch lines from the ring line
vibration behavior of the gas turbine. Characteristics stored to the diffusion burners are also heated.
in the controller are used to stipulate the flow of pilot gas as
appropriate to the operating mode.
Natural Gas Temperature Monitoring

Like the natural gas diffusion burner control valve, the
pilot gas control valve is hydraulically actuated. Section In the standard configuration, the natural gas system is
3.1-9200, Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas Valves, elucidates equipped with three resistance thermometers
the function of the hydraulic actuator in detail. MBP13CT101, MBP13CT102, and MBP13CT103 located
in the natural gas supply line upstream of the NG ESV. If
A bore is provided in the bottom of the pilot gas control
the gas turbine is operated with preheated natural gas,
valve for connection to the automatic draining system. The
there is a danger that the natural gas temperature might
functional principle of the automatic draining system is
exceed the permissible limit in the event of a fault in the
elucidated in description 3.1-5300.
preheating system. An alarm is annunciated if at least two
of these three thermometers indicate that limit T.GAS.01

Gas Lines to the Natural Gas Burners has been violated. If a second, higher limit T.GAS.02 is
exceeded, the natural gas system trips. Natural gas
Downstream of the natural gas emergency stop valve
temperature readings are used by the gas turbine controller
the main natural gas supply line splits into the diffusion,
to correct the lift setpoints for the diffusion, premix, and
premix, and pilot gas branches. The control valves are
pilot gas control valve.
located on the NG package a short distance downstream of
this point. Downstream of the natural gas package, each of
the three separate gas supply lines empties into a Natural Gas Pressure Monitoring
corresponding ring line; branch lines connect these ring
The amount of natural gas that burns in the gas turbine
lines to the individual burners.
combustion chamber is a function of the supply pressure of
The connection for the ignition gas line (connection BI) the gas, the lift of the natural gas control valves, and the
is located directly downstream of the diffusion burner combustion chamber pressure. Natural gas pressure is
control valve. The ignition gas system is not included in this measured upstream of the natural gas emergency stop
description (cf. 3.1-6000, Ignition Gas System for details). valve by pressure transducers MBP13CP101,
During operation in NG premix mode or on FO, minor MBP13CP102, and MBP13CP103, and downstream of the
localized pressure differences in the combustion chamber natural gas emergency stop valve by pressure transducer
cause cross flows of air from the compressor outlet through MBP14CP101.
the natural gas burners, the associated branch lines and Pressure measuring points MBP31CP101,
the natural gas ring lines to the burners. In the process, the MBP32CP101, and MBP33CP101 are mounted on the ring
small flow of air from the compressor outlet cools down. lines to enable further monitoring of pressure in the natural
Depending on the ambient and site conditions, this may gas system. These measured data are displayed locally as
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involve temperatures below the dew point and thus well as on the OM system.
accumulation of condensation in the branch line and in the
natural gas connecting lines upstream of the respective NG
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To ensure reliable operation of the gas turbine in all Pilot gas can be supplied via the pilot gas control valve
operating modes (diffusion and premix), the natural gas as required for flame stabilization and mitigation of
pressure is checked for violation of prescribed maximum combustion oscillations.
and minimum limits. Actions appropriate to the respective Operation in straight NG diffusion mode (with the
operating mode are initiated if these limits are violated: diffusion burners exclusively) is only possible up to a
certain turbine outlet temperature, which corresponds to an
All Operating Modes output of less than 25% base load, for example. Flame
If the natural gas pressure (MBP14CP101) downstream instabilities can occur during operation in diffusion mode
of the natural gas emergency stop valve exceeds limit above this temperature.
P.GAS.11, the pretrip alarm NG PRESSURE
Natural Gas Premix Mode (NG PM)
DOWNSTREAM OF NG ESV TOO HIGH >MAX is
annunciated. The natural gas diffusion burner control valve is closed
during operation in straight NG premix mode. The natural
Natural Gas Diffusion Mode (NG DM) gas premix burner control valve regulates the mass flow of
the main flow of fuel supplied to the burners; the PG CV
The pretrip alarm NG PRESSURE LOW <MIN is establishes the PG mass flow required to stabilize the
annunciated if natural gas pressure measured by natural gas premix flames.
MBP13CP101/MBP13CP102/MBP13CP103 declines
Straight natural gas premix mode operation (without the
below limit P.GAS.06 when the natural gas supply
natural gas diffusion burners) can be implemented over the
system is active. Changeover from NG DM to NG PM is
entire output range of the gas turbine.

blocked.
Natural Gas Premix Mode (NG PM) Dynamic Operating Modes
Natural gas system trip is triggered on the basis of 2-of- Startup

3 logic gating if natural gas pressure exceeds limit The following switching operations are performed in the
P.GAS.17 (MBP13CP101, MBP13CP102, and natural gas system after the gas turbine has received a
MBP13CP103) with the natural gas premix burner start command, all systems required for startup which are
control valve open during operation in natural gas not covered by this description have been prepared for
premix mode. In addition, the alarm NG PRESSURE
startup of the gas turbine, and all enabling criteria have

TOO LOW <MIN is annunciated if such pressures are been met:
registered if the natural gas supply system is activated.
The pressure relief valve is closed.
The startup frequency converter (SFC) is activated,
Startup, Operation, Shutdown continuously accelerating the GT. The natural gas
The sequence in which components of the natural gas diffusion burner control valve is actuated to establish
system are operated or actuated during startup, operation, natural gas mass flow F.EGDB.01 (startup lift setting of
and shutdown is described below. the natural gas diffusion burner control valve). This
presets the lift of the natural gas diffusion burner control
valve corresponding to the flow of natural gas required
Steady-State Operating Modes
for ignition which then follows.
Standstill When the gas turbine has been accelerated to ignition
The vented gas seal is closed during standstills, i.e., speed S.TURB.09, the NG ESV opens and power is
the natural gas emergency stop valve, natural gas diffusion supplied to the ignition transformers. Natural gas
burner control valve, natural gas premix burner control flowing to the diffusion burners is ignited downstream of
valve, and the pilot gas control valve are closed and the the diffusion burners by the ignition electrodes. Closed-
pressure relief valve is open. loop control of the PG CV is enabled simultaneously,
i.e., the solenoid-type pilot valves of the PG CV are
Natural Gas Diffusion Mode (NG DM) energized.
During startup and operation in the lower output range The ignition transformers are deenergized 9 seconds
the diffusion burners are active and the pressure relief after the "Open" command has been issued to the NG
valve is closed. ESV. If the flame monitors have not detected a flame
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12 seconds after the NG ESV has left its CLOSED

position, the start is aborted by closing the NG ESV.
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If ignition is successful, the NG DM CV begins to open When the NG DM CV has reached its shutdown lift
in accordance with a timing function, gradient setting, it is abruptly actuated to its CLOSED setting
JK.EGDB.01, after speed S.TURB.53 has been and the NG PM CV is opened correspondingly. The gas
exceeded. This continuously increases the mass flow of turbine is now operating in premix mode.
natural gas. The GT thus produces more torque, which, The load setpoint or temperature setpoint of the turbine
together with the torque of the SFC, further accelerates control system is reenabled and the enable issued for
the GT. synchronizing the gas turbine.
The pilot gas control valve or PM control valve is After synchronization the load controller stipulates the
opened as required. requisite mass flow of fuel.
When speed S.TURB.54 is exceeded, the control valve
is opened further at the second, steeper gradient Shutdown
JK.EGDB.02. Shutdown is defined as controlled rundown of the gas
When speed S.TURB.104 is exceeded, the control turbine from a speed synchronous with the grid to standstill
valve is opened further at the third gradient or turning speed. The shutdown sequence from load
JK.EGDB.05. operation to isolation of the fuel valves is described in the
following subsection. Unloading of the gas turbine begins
Once the turbine-generator has been accelerated to a
when operating personnel selects shutdown. This also
speed of S.TURB.17, known as the self-sustaining
entails the following steps:
speed, the startup frequency converter is shut down.
As unloading of the gas turbine continues, the natural
Shortly before reaching rated speed S.TURB.00 the

gas premix burner control valve is closed. When output
speed controller assumes control of the natural gas
dips below a certain level, auxiliary power supply
diffusion burner control valve from the runup
changeover is made, i.e., auxiliary power is supplied
transmitter. Runup of the gas turbine to rated speed
from the grid.
continues with the speed controller in effect.
When output declines below E.LEIST.42, the generator
Changeover from NG DM to NG PM breaker or unit circuit breaker is opened. The speed
Changeover to natural gas premix mode is initiated if all controller assumes control of the gas turbine and keeps
blowoff valves are closed (speed greater than S.TURB.70) it at rated speed.
and all enable criteria for operation in premix mode have Once the generator has been disconnected from the
been met. grid, natural gas system trip is triggered and excitation
Activation of the natural gas premix burners involves of the generator discontinued. The natural gas
the following steps: emergency stop valve and the natural gas premix
burner control valve are closed. The vented gas seal is
Load setpoint control is blocked.
closed when the fuel valves have closed and the
The natural gas premix burner control valve is abruptly natural gas pressure relief valve has opened.
actuated by a certain amount at the beginning of
The GT coasts down without combustion until it
changeover. The premix lines then fill with fuel.
reaches turning speed. The natural gas system is now
Pilot gas is required in straight premix mode for ready for the next start.
stabilizing the premix flames. The controller stipulates
the flow of pilot gas using stored characteristics after
the filling operation has been completed. The pilot gas Fault Management
control valve is actuated to the stipulated lift setting The following describes how faults which may occur
prior to changeover, i.e., reciprocal actuation of the during operation can be managed as well as the switching
natural gas diffusion and premix burner control valves. operations which take place in the natural gas system
In doing so, the apportioner allows for the pilot gas flow during such faults.
and actuates the NG diffusion and premix burner
control valves correspondingly to ensure that the Load Rejection to Full Speed No Load or
overall amount of fuel supplied remains constant. Auxiliary Power (Output 40% BL)
When the pilot gas control valve has reached its premix If the gas turbine is disconnected from the grid during
mode lift setting, inverse and reciprocal adjustment of power operation by opening the generator breaker, the
the DM and PM fractions is commenced. The natural mechanical power consumed by the generator suddenly
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gas mass flow remains nearly constant during the becomes zero. The power produced by the turbine then
changeover operation. increases shaft speed.
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On detection of a load rejection to full speed no load or Fuel Changeover

auxiliary power the GT controller is switched from load A detailed description of the fuel changeover from
control to speed control. The overspeed resulting from the operation on natural gas to fuel oil is given in Section 3.1-
sudden reduction in power transfer must be corrected as 5200. The following description only gives a rough
rapidly as possible by control action. In such cases, control overview.
intervention must be sufficiently prompt to prevent
Fuel changeover is made between natural gas premix
triggering of overspeed trip so that the gas turbine can be
mode and dry fuel oil diffusion mode and vice versa. The
quickly resynchronized with the grid.
permissible output window ranges from about 60 to 75 % of
natural gas base load output. If the gas turbine is operating
Load Rejection during Operation in NG PM
in the permissible output window, the procedures
Rapid unloading of the GT is initiated on detection of associated with changeover from NG PM to FO DM and
load rejection. This reduces the NG PM mass flow to vice versa are fully automatic. If the gas turbine is not
the PM minimum flow corresponding to the IGV pitch operating in the permissible output window, selection of
setting. Concurrently the pilot gas mass flow is abruptly fuel changeover automatically initiates reduction or
increased to a preselected setpoint that is determined increasing of output to the fuel changeover window.
as a function of the momentary IGV pitch setting.
During a load rejection, flame stability is primarily Triggering of Trip
dependent on whether the fuel-air ratio is sufficient.
Triggering of trip becomes necessary if any operating
The speed controller assumes control of the natural gas
condition occurs that poses an immediate threat to the gas

premix burner control valve when rated speed is turbine. If natural gas system trip is triggered, the NG ESV,
reached. The gas turbine is now running stably in and all control valves (NG DM CV, NG PM CV, and PG
premix mode with an increased pilot gas fraction. CV) simultaneously receive a close command. The trip
After time K.LAW.05 has elapsed, the pilot gas control circuits of these hydraulically-actuated valves are opened
valve is actuated to establish the mass flow required for in response to the close command and these valves are
operation in premix mode. closed very rapidly by their closing springs. As soon as the
The GT can be resynchronized with the grid if so emergency stop and control valves have closed after trip
desired. has been triggered, the natural gas pressure relief valve is
opened.
design, are reserved. Class: RESTRICTED
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Gas Turbine Fuel Supply System (gaseous)
Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Natural Gas
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Connection BF BG BH Combustion Chamber 3.1-3010
Connection HI HJ HK HN HO HP Draining Fuel Gas System 3.1-5310

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Connection C CG CH CI Hydraulic for Natural Gas 3.1-9210
Connection BI Ignition Gas 3.1-6010
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Description of Auxiliary Systems Automatic Draining of the NG System
Refer also to: damage to the supply piping when the NG burners are
activated.
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 Drainage System Components
Requirements for GT Working Media 3.1-0260
Natural Gas System 3.1-5000 Drain Valves
P+I Diagram, Natural Gas 3.1-5010 NG connecting lines and the NG control valves are
P+I Diagram, Automatic Draining of the
emptied into drainage tank MBP40BB001 via electrically-
NG System 3.1-5310
actuated drain valves MBP31AA401, MBP32AA401, and
MBP33AA401. Together with tank drain valve
Overview MBP40AA401 and venting valve MBP40AA501, these
During operation on natural gas (NG) and fuel oil (FO), drain valves constitute a dual element shutoff device. The
condensation may form in those natural gas connecting drain valves are closed when deenergized and each is
lines between the natural gas package and the ring lines equipped with a limit switch for the CLOSED setting.
through which no medium flows at that time. This Crossflow between the NG DM, NG PM, and PG piping
condensation is routed into a drainage tank by electrically- via the drainage system is prevented by actuating the drain
actuated drain valves. valves accordingly.
During the draining process it is possible that not only These valves are protected against excessive

condensation, but also ignition gas (propane, butane), and temperatures by the drainage procedure itself, limitation of
natural gas as well as fuel oil are carried into the drainage the drainage time per drainage cycle, and by monitoring
tank. Gas separates from the liquid in the drainage tank. the settings of the associated valves.
Gas is released to the atmosphere via a venting valve. The
liquid collects in the tank. Drainage Tank
A solenoid valve that is actuated on the basis of tank Drainage tank MBP40BB001 is used to collect and
level allows the condensation collected to flow out of the separate liquid and gas. Venting valve MBP40AA501 is
drainage tank and into a downstream system for disposal. used to vent this tank. This tank is equipped with safety
These drain valves are automatically actuated during valve MBP40AA191.

operation on NG and FO as a function of the operating The drainage tank is equipped with level sensor
mode, prior to each start, and after every gas turbine trip. MBP40CL101, which is used for actuating tank drain valve
MBP40AA401. Maintaining a minimum liquid level in the
Accumulation of Condensation in the NG tank ensures that no gas can escape via the drain. The
drainage tank design is based on the assumption that
System
about twenty liters of condensation form per day.
During operation in NG premix mode or on FO, minor Pressure transducer MBP40CP101 is used to monitor
localized pressure differences in the combustion chamber the pressure in the drainage tank and the leaktightness of
cause cross flows of air from the compressor outlet through the associated valves.
the natural gas burners, the associated branch lines and
Measuring point MBP40CT101 monitors the
the natural gas ring lines to the burners. In the process, the
temperature in the drainage tank, because vaporization of
small flow of air from the compressor outlet cools down.
gas may cause formation of ice in the tank.
Depending on the ambient and site conditions, this may
involve temperatures below the dew point and thus This temperature indicates whether liquefied gas has
accumulation of condensation in the branch line and in the flashed and whether the condensation has begun freezing.
natural gas connecting lines up to the respective NG
control valve. The amount of condensation that forms is so Safety Valve
large that the flames can extinguish when the NG burners Safety valve MBP40AA191 protects the drainage tank
are reactivated after an extended period of operation in NG against excessive pressures. If system pressure exceeds a
PM or on fuel oil. maximum permissible operating pressure, the safety valve
Small amounts of ignition gas (propane, butane) that opens, relieving pressure in the drainage tank.
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accumulate after a fuel oil start or accumulation of FO after

operation on FO, also in connection with possible
condensation that collects in the NG DM line, may cause
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Venting Valve Depending on the operating mode of the gas turbine,

Gas entrained into drainage tank MBP40BB001 is the liquid and gas that have accumulated in the respective
released to the atmosphere via venting valve line (DM, PM, and PG) are routed into the drainage tank
MBP40AA501. The venting valve is closed when via the respective drain valve. During the draining
deenergized and is equipped with a limit switch for the procedure, it is only permissible for one of the piping
CLOSED setting. system drain valves to be open.
The venting valve is opened for a defined time at Any faults to the drainage system during GT operation
certain intervals, during and/or after each natural gas result in annunciation of a pretrip alarm.
piping draining procedure, and during drainage of the tank It is also possible to start the draining procedure
itself. manually when the gas turbine is at a standstill.
Tank Drain Valve Drainage Tank Level Control

Electrically-actuated tank drain valve MBP40AA401 is If the level in the drainage tank exceeds its upper limit,
used to control drainage of liquid from drainage tank the tank drain valve is opened with the venting valve also
MBP40BB001. The tank drain valve is closed when open. A pretrip alarm is annunciated if tank level continues
deenergized and is equipped with a limit switch for the to rise.
CLOSED setting. The enable for opening the tank drain valve is issued if
The tank drain valve is only opened to drain the tank. the venting valve is open and the pressure in the drainage

tank is below a certain level.
Operating Modes The tank drain valve can only be opened if the level in
the drainage tank is higher than a certain point. This
The automatic draining procedure for the PG, NG, PM, ensures that no gas can escape via the tank drain line
and/or NG DM piping is started: when the drain valve is open.
Before GT startup, The tank drain valve is closed when the drainage tank
After each time the gas turbine is shut down (including level drops below a defined lower level.
all GT trips), An alarm is annunciated if the level in the drainage tank
Every two hours during operation in NG PM (applies declines further. In such cases there is a risk that gas can
only to DM piping), escape via the drain line.
After each start on fuel oil,
Every 2 hours during operation on fuel oil, Monitoring and Fault Considerations
After performing off-line compressor cleaning. In the event of an outage of the drainage system,
startup on NG as well as operation on either NG or FO are
Draining Procedure still permissible. Failed starts or fuel changeover problems
All valves of the drainage system must have a defined may occur, however.
initial setting before commencing the draining procedure, If faults to or an outage of the drainage system occur
i.e., the piping drain valves and the tank drain valve must prior to a fuel oil start, startup on this fuel is prevented.
be closed. Depending on the operating condition of the GT,
the venting valve may be either open or closed. If the GT is Drain Valve Limit Position Monitoring
running, the venting valve remains closed during the
The drain valves are each equipped a limit switch for
draining procedure. After completion of the draining
the CLOSED setting. A pretrip alarm is annunciated if
operation, the drainage tank venting valve is opened and
more than one of these valves is not CLOSED.
the gas in the tank can escape to the atmosphere. The
venting valve is open when the draining procedure is If one of the drain valves (PM, DM, PG) and the venting
performed with the gas turbine at a standstill. valve or tank drain valve do not simultaneously signal
CLOSED, an uncontrolled flow of air from the compressor
At the beginning of draining during gas turbine
outlet can enter the drainage system and thus escape to
operation the venting valve is opened to depressurize the
the atmosphere. Gas turbine trip is triggered in such cases.
drainage tank. Thereafter the venting valve is closed to
A pretrip alarm is annunciated if cross flow occurs
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check the drain valves for leaktightness. The venting valve

is always open when the gas turbine is at a standstill. between the PM, DM, and PG piping system drain valves,
because more than one of these valves has signaled not
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CLOSED. Automatic shutdown of the GT is performed at Drainage Tank Level Monitoring

the same time. Automatic draining of the NG piping is blocked if the
If one of the piping drain valves is to be opened when level in the drainage tank is too high or too low.
the gas turbine is running, the venting valve on the If the level in the drainage tank is below MIN and the
drainage tank must be closed. tank drain valve is not closed, an interlock is activated to
If at least one of the piping drain valves fails to open prevent opening of the drain valves.
because of a fault, correct drainage of the NG piping is no Level monitoring faults trigger annunciation of a
longer ensured. After such a fault occurs there is a risk that corresponding alarm.
flames will be extinguished the next time the NG DM
When tank level declines below the minimum limit
burners are activated.
during initial commissioning of the plant (e.g., due to
evaporation of fluid), a filling device is used to fill the tank
Monitoring of the Tank Drain and Venting Valve
at a corresponding pressure with the tank drain valve open.
Limit Positions
When doing so, it must be ensured that the venting valve is
The tank drain valve is equipped with a limit switch for open.
the CLOSED setting.
It is only permissible to open the tank drain valve when Temperature Monitoring in the Drainage Tank
sufficient liquid is still present in the drainage tank. This If liquefied ignition gas flows into the drainage tank,
ensures that no gas can escape via the tank drain line there is a risk that vaporization of this gas may cause

when the drain valve is open. formation of ice which can in turn cause disturbances. The
The venting valve is equipped with a limit switch for the associated temperature monitoring function blocks the
CLOSED setting. draining system if temperature declines below a certain
If the venting valve fails to close due to a fault, an limit; this triggers an alarm and the operator is instructed to
interlock prevents opening of the drain valves while the GT open the venting valve manually.
is running. If the temperature exceeds the tank design
A pretrip alarm is annunciated if the venting valve fails temperature, an alarm is annunciated, the drainage system
to open due to a fault. blocked, and a close command issued to the drain valves.
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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Automatic Draining
of the NG System
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800592-MBP9B-001-A01 b

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Connection HI HJ HK HN HO HP Draining Fuel Gas System 3.1-5010
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Gas Turbine Ignition Fuel Supply
Description of Auxiliary Systems Ignition Gas System
Refer also to: separate equipment package located near the ignition gas
tank. For maintenance purposes the ignition gas supply
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 can be shut off using this manual isolation valve.
The other valves are mounted on the ignition gas
package itself.
Combustion Chamber Instrumentation 3.1-3000 Pressure control valve MBQ12AA151 reduces ignition
P+I Diagram, Combustion Chamber 3.1-3010 gas pressure to the level required for ignition. It ensures
Fuel Oil System 3.1-4000 that the flow of ignition gas is independent of tank pressure.
P+I Diagram, Ignition Gas 3.1-6010 Gauge MBQ12CP501 is provided downstream of the
pressure control valve for checking the ignition gas
Settings, limits, and measuring ranges of the devices pressure. Shutoff valve MBQ12AA301 can be closed for
referred to here are given in the List of Measuring performing maintenance on the pressure gauge.
Instruments, Equipment List, and List of Control Settings Shutoff valve MBQ13AA251 is always open in the
(SREL). This description only gives guideline values. operating condition, however can be closed if necessary to
perform maintenance.
Function Check valve MBQ13AA201 is located in the
downstream section of the ignition gas line and protects the
The gas turbine (GT) can be operated on fuel oil or
ignition gas system against the ingress of natural gas or
natural gas.
compressor outlet air.
When natural gas is used for startup, the natural gas

diffusion burners are supplied with gas taken directly from
the main supply line. The ignition gas system is not Open-loop Control
required in such cases. The ignition sequence during startup of the gas turbine
With startup on fuel oil, ignition flames must initially be is completely automatic. Shortly before ignition speed is
generated with ignition gas; these flames are then used to reached the ignition gas pressure relief valve is closed and
ignite the fuel oil. The ignition gas system supplies the the ignition gas valves opened.
burners with ignition gas at the correct point in time to form Opening of these two ignition gas valves supplies
ignition flames. Once a certain speed has been reached, ignition gas to the burners and the startup operation
conditions in the combustion chambers are such that the continues.
fuel oil flames burn stably and the supply of ignition gas
Power is supplied to the ignition transformers
can be shut off.
concurrent with opening of the ignition gas valves. An
electric arc forms between the two electrodes of the igniter
Function which ignites the ignition gas as it emerges from the natural
gas diffusion burners (cf. description 3.1-3000,
Ignition gas is supplied from tank MBQ10BB001. This
Combustion Chamber Instrumentation).
tank, its filler valve and shutoff valve, and the associated
safety and control devices are described elsewhere. Fuel oil injected into the combustion chamber is then
ignited by the ignition flames.
Ignition gas valves MBQ11AA001 and MBQ13AA001,
together with ignition gas relief valve MBQ13AA501, When the speed end of ignition is reached, the ignition
constitute a vented gas seal. When the ignition gas system gas valves are closed and power to the ignition
is not activated, the ignition gas valves are closed, the transformers cut off, as the FO flames are now stable and
ignition gas pressure relief valve is open, thereby self-sustaining. When both ignition gas valves have fully
depressurizing the region between these two ignition gas closed, the pressure relief valve is opened and gas in the
valves. During the ignition sequence the ignition gas valves pipe section between the two ignition gas valves is vented.
are opened and the ignition gas pressure relief valve is This concludes the ignition sequence proper.
closed. To ensure that no other valve switching conditions The complete fuel oil startup sequence is described in
occur, the OPEN status of the ignition gas valves and the detail in Section 3.1-4000, Fuel Oil System.
CLOSED status of the ignition gas pressure relief valve are
each monitored with two limit switches.
Fault Considerations
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The first ignition gas valve functions as the initial shutoff

element of the vented gas seal and is mounted together If a disturbance to the startup sequence is detected, the
with manually-actuated shutoff valve MBQ11AA251 on a vented gas seal is closed, the ignition gas pressure relief
valve opened and the ignition transformers deenergized.
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Description of Auxiliary Systems Ignition Gas System
If one of the two ignition gas valves is not open or the If a spurious lift setting of either ignition gas valve or the
ignition gas pressure relief valve is not closed during ignition gas pressure relief valve is detected at times other
startup, the start is aborted. than during the startup sequence, a pretrip alarm is
annunciated.
model or design, are reserved. Class: RESTRICTED
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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Ignition Gas
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Manual
section
Connection BI Natural Gas 3.1-5010
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Gas Turbine Additive System
Description of Auxiliary Systems Water Injection
Refer also to: Components

Shutoff Valve in the Supply Line
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 Manual shutoff valve MBU24AA251 in the supply line is
Equipment List 3.1-0240 provided to permit isolation of the entire NOX water
Fuel Oil System 3.1-4000 injection package from the feeder system for maintenance
P+I Diagram, Fuel Oil 3.1-4010 or repair work. This valve must be open when the system is
P+I Diagram, Water Injection 3.1-7010 in operation.
Hydraulic Oil System for Water Injection 3.1-9300
Filter
Settings of the switching-type measuring instruments Filter MBU24AT001 removes all solid matter from the
are given in the List of Measuring Instruments. Limits for water that could damage the downstream components
analog measurands are given in the List of Control such as pumps, injection nozzles and turbine blading. This
Settings for Closed- and Open-loop Control Equipment filter is intended primarily for use during the commissioning
(SREL). phase to remove any foreign matter remaining in the
system following the cleaning of piping, etc. Prior to startup
or a major inspection, the filter must be filled with water for
Function performing the venting operation. Shutoff valve
During operation of the gas turbine in fuel oil water MBU24AA501 is then opened to check if there is still air in

emulsion mode (EMU mode) the NOX water injection the filter. As soon as water can be seen in sight glass
system supplies the desired amount of water at the MBU24CF501, shutoff valve MBU24AA501 is closed.
requisite pressure into the FO supply line in the fuel oil Because of the typically high purity of the water
premix (FO PM) system and if necessary into the fuel oil supplied, this filter is designed as a single element filter.
diffusion (FO DM) system, in each case at a point located a The degree of filter fouling can be checked locally on
short distance upstream of the ring lines on the combustion differential pressure display MBU24CP501. The filter
chamber. Mixing of fuel oil and water is achieved with the should be cleaned when the pressure drop exceeds 0.5
aid of a static mixer located in each of the respective pipes bar.
from the fuel oil package to the ring lines. Emulsion mode
To clean the filter, the water injection system must be
operation renders flame temperatures more uniform.
shut down and the manual shutoff MBU24AA251 in the
Reduction of local temperature peaks inhibits the formation
supply line closed. After draining a certain volume of water
of NOX.
via shutoff valve MBU24AA401, the fouled filter cartridge
The water contained in the emulsion is evaporated in can be removed from the filter housing for cleaning. Then
the combustion chamber and superheated to the turbine the filter housing itself must be cleaned prior to reinsertion
inlet temperature. The absorbed heat flow permits a higher of the clean filter cartridge.
fuel mass flow at a given compressor mass flow and
A thermometer, MBU24CT501, and double resistance
turbine inlet temperature than is possible with dry
temperature device (RTD), MBU24CT101, provide local
combustion. This increases the possible GT output
and remote temperature indication upstream of the filter.
(compressor IGVs fully open, turbine inlet temperature
equal to base load temperature). A pressure transmitter, MBU24CP101, provides local
and remote ressure indication upstream of the filter.
At high ambient temperatures, the base load of the GT
achievable with dry combustion is less than the maximum
Redundant Injection Pumps
permissible limit output. Injection of emulsion increases the
achievable output. GT efficiency unavoidably decreases, An injection pump is used to boost water to the level
because water must be supplied and its evaporation is of required for injection of emulsion into the combustion
no energetic benefit. chamber. This system requires 100% redundant water
injection pumps, MBU25AP001 and MBU25AP002. These
Water of a precisely defined quality must be supplied at
are centrifugal pumps.
the appropriate pressure, mass flow and temperature. The
corresponding requirements and the associated feeder and During operation of MBU25P001 the shut-off valves
MBU25AA251 and MBU25AA252 have to be open and the
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treatment systems are described elsewhere.

shut-off valves MBU25AA262 and MBU25AA263 should be
closed.
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During operation of MBU25AP002 the shut-off valves Monitoring of Injection Pump Pressure
MBU25AA262 and MBU25AA263 have to be open and the The NOX water pump discharge pressures are
shut-off valves MBU25AA251 and MBU25AA252 should be continuously monitored by MBU25CP101, MBU25105 and
closed. MBU25CP106. Water injection system trip is triggered as
The correct position of the valves is monitored by soon as at least two of the pressure measuring transducers
redundant position switches at each valve. dips below a certain level.
Both pumps are never in operation at the same time. A Additionally a pressure gauge, MBU25CP503
pump switch over has to be performed manually during (respectively MBU25CP513), and a pressure transmitter,
stand still or during Gas operation. MBU25CP110 (respectively MBU25CP111), provide local
If pressure switch MBU25CP001 indicates that and remote pressure indication downstream of each pump.
pressure is too low (for example <0.6bar) or if the
temperature measured by temperature switch Vented Emulsion Seal
MBU25CT001 is too high (for example >70C), startup of Emergency stop valves MBU41AA051 and
the water injection pump is blocked or, if these readings MBU46AA051 have two tasks. The first is to enable or
occur during operation with water injection, the NOX water disenable water injection; when closed they perform the
injection pump is shut down. Because of the risk of second task of preventing fuel oil from flowing in the
cavitation, this pump may not be operated if intake reverse direction and into the water system. These
pressure is too low or temperature is too high. emergency stop valves are actuated hydraulically. The
The operating pump is shut down if its delivery rate as functional principle of these valves is not the subject of this

measured by flowmeter MBU25CF001 drops below the Section.

required minimum discharge rate for more than 5 seconds. Pressure in the space between the respective
This prevents the pump from overheating. emergency stop valve (MBU41AA051 or MBU46AA051)
Bearing temperatures are monitored at all four bearings and the combined control/emergency stop valve
of the pump and electric motor using dual-element (MBU41AA151 or MBU46AA151) to the leakage oil system
temperature instruments (MBU25CT105 to MBU25CT108 is relieved in the sense of a vented fuel oil seal. This
for MBU25AP001 and MBU25CT115 to MBU25CT118 for configuration involves orifice MBU41BP001 and
MBN12AP002). If both elements of any one of these electrically-actuated solenoid valve MBU41AA052 (or
bearing temperature measuring points registers excessive MBU46BP001 and MBU46AA052) in the respective line to
temperature, the pump is shut down. If one element of a the oil collecting tank MBU47BB001. Relief valves
given measuring point is faulted and the other signals MBU41AA052 and MBU46AA052 are actuated
excessive temperature, this also triggers pump shutdown. pneumatically by valves MBX69AA001 and MBX69AA002,
A pre-trip alarm is annunciated if both thermocouples of a respectively. A ball valve MBX69AA251 is provided in the
pair are faulted. pneumatic feed line. A position feed back is given for the
open position to the control system.
Automatic Recirculation Check Valve The piping systems for FO DM on emulsion and FO PM
Automatic recirculation check valve MBU25AA051 on emulsion are configured identically. The dual-element
(respectively MBU25AA052) functions as a minimum-flow shutoff to the FO DM branch comprises emergency stop
valve. During operation in emulsion mode the automatic valve MBU41AA051 and combined control/emergency stop
recirculation check valve routes the pump discharge to the valve MBU41AA151 and the corresponding valves
burner supply line; the branch to the integrated minimum MBU46AA051 and MBU46AA151 to the FO PM branch.
flow orifice is closed in the direction of the minimum flow The combined control/emergency stop valves have two
line. During startup of the water pump with tasks: As control valves, they regulate the flow of water to
control/emergency stop valves MBU41AA151 and be injected for NOX control. They also have an emergency
MBU46AA151 still closed and during operation with low stop function, i.e. when trip is triggered, they are rapidly
injection volumes, the minimum flow drain of the automatic and reliably closed by spring force. They are opened
recirculation check valve opens and directs a defined flow hydraulically (cf. description 3.1-9300, Hydraulic Oil
of water into the minimum flow line. This ensures that the System). During normal operation, the full-stroke
NOX water injection pump delivers at least the minimum positioning time is 5.6 seconds; full-stroke closing time in
required flow (via the automatic recirculation check valve) the event of trip is less than 300ms.
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and thus prevents excessive pump heatup.
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Measurement of Water Flow Activation/Deactivation of Emulsion Mode

If too much water is injected, it is possible that the Emulsion mode is typically selected prior to
flames may extinguish. Detection of excessive water commencement of normal power operation, the associated
injection is therefore necessary and is achieved by equipment is then automatically activated and deactivated.
monitoring flow for deviations of the actual mass flow of If circumstances pertaining to the water injection system or
injection water from the setpoint. the GT require trip or normal shutdown of the water
Pressure is measured upstream of the emergency stop injection system, emulsion mode sequential control is shut
valves by MBU25CP101, MBU25CP105 and down by response of the protection system or automatic
MBU25CP106 control action of the shutdown branch.
Downstream of the combined control/emergency stop

Startup of Emulsion Mode
valves pressure is measured in the diffusion line by
MBU41CP101 and MBU41CP102 and in the Premix line by Emulsion mode is implemented above a certain output
MBU46CP101 and MBU46CP102. The associated that must be achieved to ensure compliance with NOX
volumetric flow in these branches is measured by emissions limits. The injection pump is started if the
MBU43CF101 and MBU48CF101. injection of emulsion water is desired for GT operation and
The lift setting of valves MBU41AA151 and pressure switch MBU25CP001 detects sufficient pressure
MBU46AA151 is determined by converting the flow upstream of injection pumps.
setpoint to a lift setpoint based on the valve characteristic. Initially control action routes the minimum flow through
Deviations of the momentary flow rate from the flow the automatic recirculation check valve. When pressures

setpoint are detected by flowmeters MBU43CF101 and upstream of the two water injection emergency stop valves,
MBU48CF101. If this monitoring function detects an measured by pressure transducers MBU25CP101,
impermissibly high deviation, water injection system trip is MBU25CP105 and MBU25CP106, exceed a certain level,
triggered. first emergency stop valve MBU46AA051 is opened and
then combined control/emergency stop valve
Emulsion (EMU) MBU46AA151 is actuated to its startup lift setting. If FO DM

on emulsion is also to be implemented for the GT in
Emulsion is formed by supplying water through a tee
question, emergency stop valve MBU41AA051 and
fitting in FO line downstream of the FO control valves.
combined control/emergency stop valve MBU41AA151 are
Mixing is achieved with the aid of a static mixer located in
also opened after a defined delay (appr. 10s). When the
the downstream pipe section.
amount of water injected exceeds the minimum delivery
rate of the injection pump, the automatic recirculation
Drain and Venting Valves
check valve automatically closes the minimum flow drain.
The NOX water injection system can be vented or
drained into the collecting tank to perform commissioning, Shutting Down the NOX Water Injection System
repair and maintenance work by opening various valves
The first step of shutting down the NOX water injection
located upstream of emergency stop valves MBU41AA051
system is closure of the corresponding combined
and MBUAA051. Because fuel oil may be present in the
control/emergency stop valves by control action. This
NOX water injection system downstream of emergency stop
continuously reduces the amount of water injected. As
valves MBU41AA051 and MBU46AA051, provision is
soon as the amount injected drops below the minimum
made for draining these system sections separately into
delivery rate of the injection pump, control action opens the
the oil collecting tank. All drain valves must be closed when
minimum flow drain of the automatic recirculation check
the NOX water injection system is in operation.
valve, routing the minimum flow plus the injection mass
flow into this line. Once the combined control/emergency
Operation stop valves have closed, the solenoid valves of the
actuators are deenergized.
The sequence in which items of the NOX water injection
system equipment are operated or actuated during
Water Injection System Trip
operation of the GT is described below. All of these
processes are fully automatic. Trip is triggered in those cases where a rapid reduction
in the amount of water injected is required, closing
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emergency stop valves and the combined

control/emergency stop valves in less than 300ms. This is
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achieved by deenergizing the solenoid valves of the valve Manual Control Actions
actuators.
If the water injection system is operating, normal
shutdown of this system can be initiated by manually
Control Deviations of the Water Mass Flow
selecting dry and the GT then operated in the output
Controller
range that is permissible without water injection.
If deviations from the prescribed water mass flow occur,
As a matter of principle, emulsion mode can always be
increased NOX emissions or extinguishing of the flames is
preselected by actuating the corresponding selector switch.
possible.
The system can only be started up, however, when the gas
Water injection system trip is triggered immediately in turbine is operating in the output window in which activation
either case if the control deviation exceeds a certain limit of water injection is enabled. System startup is then
(for example 5%) within a certain time (for example 10s). performed automatically.
The cause of this control deviation must be investigated
The water injection emergency stop valves and the
before emulsion mode is resumed.
combined control/emergency stop valves can be closed
manually during operation of the water injection system by
Monitoring the Closing Time of the Control and
triggering water injection system trip. The water injection
Emergency Stop Valves
pump can be shut down manually during operation of the
If the emergency stop valves or the combined water injection system. This causes a drop in water
control/emergency stop valves have not closed within a pressure downstream of the pump and triggers water
certain time following a trip command (e.g. 0.5s in the injection system trip.

case of the CV and 2s in the case of the ESV), GT trip is

triggered immediately due to the risk of extinguishing the
flames.
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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Water Injection
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Connection GA GB GC Fuel Oil 3.1-4010

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Connection GD GE GF GG Hydraulic Oil for Water Injection 3.1-9310
Connection GJ Pneumatic 3.1-9810
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Power Generation MBU 0106E-X
Gas Turbine Lubricant Supply System
Description of Auxiliary Systems Lube and Jacking Oil System
Refer also to: Response of the fire protection system triggers

shutdown of the main and auxiliary lube oil pumps as well
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 as the jacking oil pump and starts up the emergency oil
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 pump, which has a lower capacity. If this occurs, the gas
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 turbine automatically trips and is shut down. An interlock
Equipment List 3.1-0240 prevents restarting the gas turbine in such cases.
P+I Diagram, Lube and Jacking Oil 3.1-8010 An oil vapor extractor is mounted on the lube oil tank
and extracts oil vapor from the tank. Thus, a slight vacuum
Settings, limits, and measuring ranges of the devices above the oil level is created which promotes degassing of
referred to here are given in the List of Measuring lube oil. The return lines of the entire lube oil system are
Instruments, Equipment List, and List of Control Settings not completely filled and for this reason the tank vacuum is
(SREL). This description only gives guideline values. being forwarded to the bearing housings of GT, gas turbine
compressor and generator. The vacuum at the bearings
Function prevents oil vapor or oil from escaping out of the bearing
areas. Extraction via the two side channel blowers
The lube oil system supplies lubricating oil to the MBV50AN001 and MBV50AN002 is redundant . If the on-
bearings of gas turbine (MBD11), gas turbine compressor line blower fails, a fault alarm is set and the standby blower
(MBD12), and generator (MKD11 + MKD12) with the starts. Oil vapor is fed first to oil separator MBV50AT001 to
following purposes: prevent the escape of any oil to the surroundings. Swing
to build up an oil film in the bearings that separates the check valves MBV50AA201 and MBV50AA202 prevent
rotating shafts from the bearing shells and thus circulation and the ingress of ambient air into the system
minimizes friction when the respective fan is not running. Pressure
to remove heat and solid particles from the bearing transducer MBV50CP101 monitors the vacuum in the lube
area oil tank. Pressure gauge MBV50CP501 displays this
pressure locally. To set the required vacuum, a side stream

flow of air can be mixed to the extracted flow via valve
The lube oil system assures that the required quantity MBV50AA283 and filter MBV50AT002. Upstream and
and quality (temperature, pressure, cleanness) of downstream pressures of the separator are displayed
lubricating oil will be transported to the bearings. locally by gauges MBV50CP502 and MBV50CP503.
Pressure gauge MBV50CP501 indicates the pressure in
Oil Tank the oil tank.
The collecting and supply tank MBV10BB001 stores

and degases the lube and jacking oil. This tank is equipped
Lube Oil Pumps
with a filler opening, an oil vapor extractor, a level monitor The lube oil system uses three vertical shaft, single
and a drain valve (MBV10AA401). The oil level is stage centrifugal pumps to assure that sufficient oil is
continuously monitored by level monitors MBV10CL101- transported to the bearing areas of GT, gas turbine
103. In total, four lube oil levels are defined and used for compressor and generator. Main and auxiliary lube oil
the system control. Two upper levels are designated as pump are identical and driven by three-phase motors. The
MAX and MAX MAX and two lower levels are designated smaller emergency lube oil pump is driven by a DC motor.
as MIN and MIN MIN. If the tank oil level declines below
The main lube oil pump MBV21AP001 supplies oil to
the oil level MIN or if the oil tank level exceeds the oil level
the bearings during normal operation. The auxiliary lube oil
MAX a pretrip alarm is activated. If the oil level continues to
pump MBV21AP002 is used in addition to the main lube oil
rise above MAX MAX, trip is triggered and the startup
pump during the turning mode when more lubricating oil is
interlock prevents the gas turbine from being restarted.
needed. In case of any failure of the lube oil pumps the
This level can only be reached if a leak in the lube oil
emergency lube oil pump MBV21AP003 starts
cooler allows water to flow into the lube oil system. If the oil
automatically and feeds the system with oil behind the
level in the tank declines below the minimum oil level MIN
filters MBV 25 AT001-002. Swing check valves
MIN, for example, due to a leak, GT trip is also triggered.
MBV21AA201, MBV21AA202, and MBV21AA203 are
Main and auxiliary lube oil pumps are shut off and the
installed downstream of main and auxilliary pump to
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emergency oil pump starts running. The tank is also

prevent reverse flow of oil through any pump that is shut
equipped with an oil level sight glass and a scale which
off.
enables the user to check the oil level locally.
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Lube Oil Cooler The auxiliary oil pump and emergency oil pump are
started concurrently and without delay if lube oil pump
Cooler MBV23AC is located in the lube oil supply line. pressure declines below the setting of pressure transducer
The control valve MBV24AA151 is used to control lube oil MBV26CP102 (for example, 1.5bar), or if the lube oil
temperature by adjusting the fraction of lube oil which is fed supply pressure measured downstream of the connection
through the cooler bypass line. The position of the of the discharge line from the emergency oil pump to the
temperature control valve is regulated by oil temperature in lube oil supply line by pressure transducer MBV26CP101
the supply line behind the cooler. Adjustable orifices dips below limit P.SCHMOEL.01 (for example, 1.5bar). It is
MBV22AA281 in the cooler bypass line and MBV24AA281 necessary to shut off the emergency lube oil pump
downstream of the point where the bypass line joins the manually once it has been ascertained that the auxiliary
main supply line permit adjustment and precise control of pump has reached its nominal pumping parameters.
the mass flow of lube oil supplied to the bearings.
The emergency oil pump is started immediately if lube
oil pressure declines below the setting of pressure
Lube Oil Filters transducer MBV26CP103 (for example, 1.0bar) or
MBV26CP003 (for example, 1.0bar).
Behind the lube oil cooler the cooled lube oil is fed
through filter MBV25AT001 or MBV25AT002. Pressure Gas turbine trip is triggered if at least two of the
drop across the filter is monitored by differential pressure following three signals are issued:
switch MBV25CP001. If the pressure drop exceeds the Lube oil pressure declines below the setting of pressure
setpoint of the differential pressure switch pretrip alarm switch MBV26CP102 (for example, 1.5bar),
Lube oil filter fouled will be set off. In this case the clean
Bearing oil supply pressure, measured by pressure

standby filter must be filled with oil by opening valve transducer MBV26CP101, declines below limit
MBV25AA252. Then the flow must be switched over to the P.SCHMOEL.01 (for example, 1.5bar) for longer than
clean filter by actuating the valve MBV25AA251 and the K.SCHMOEL.05 (for example 3s),
fouled filter element has to be replaced. Shutoff valves
Lube oil supply pressure declines below the setting of

MBV25AA401 and MBV25AA402 are used to drain the
pressure transducer MBV26CP103 (for example,
filter chambers.
1.0bar) for longer than K.SCHMOEL.05 (for example,
Swing check valve MBV25AA201 is located 3s).
downstream of the duplex filter and upstream of the
connection of the emergency lube oil pump discharge line
to the main supply line. This swing check valve prevents Bearing Oil Temperature Monitoring
lube oil from being pumped in the reverse direction through Temperature transducer MBV26CT101 monitors the
the duplex filter. lube oil supply temperature. If temperature exceeds
T.SCHMOEL.04, the pretrip alarm Lube oil temperature
Lube Oil Pressure Monitoring high is set off. This indicates malfunction of the cooler or
the temperature control valve. An additional temperature
Lube oil pump discharge pressures are displayed on transducer MBV24CT101 and resistance thermometer
pressure gauges MBV21CP502, MBV21CP503, and MBV24CT501 are located behind the lube oil throttle
MBV21CP504 which are directly installed downstream of MBV24AA281.
the pumps. An additional pressure transducer
MBV24CP101 is installed behind the lube oil throttle
MBV24AA281. Oil Lines to and from the Bearings
The function of the main and auxiliary lube oil pumps is Lube oil is pumped to the bearings via orifices
monitored by lube oil pressure transducer MBV21CP101 MBV26BP011015 and flows back from the bearings to the
and indicated on local pressure gauge MBV21CP501. lube oil tank via return lines. Sight glasses MBV90CF501,
Bearing oil supply pressure is monitored by pressure MBV90CF502, MBV90CF504 - 509 can be used to check
transducers MBV26CP101-103. Pressure switch MBV26- the return flow of bearing oil.
CP003 directly activates the supply of DC power to the Bearing metal temperatures are directly measured and
emergency lube oil pump and thus enables startup of this monitored to protect the bearings (see also description 3.1-
pump even in the event of an I&C failure. Pressure gauge 2600, Combustion Chamber Instrumentation). This direct
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MBV26CP501 permits checking of the bearing oil supply method of measuring bearing temperature has the
pressure locally. advantage of rapidly detecting excessive thermal stresses
on the bearings.
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The thermocouples MBV90CT101, 102, 104 and 105 MBV21BP004 and MBV30BP006. Pressure relief valves
are installed in the return lines for additional lube oil MBV30AA191 and MBV30AA192 protect the system from
temperature monitoring . A prewarning signal temperature being damaged by too high pressure of the jacking oil
HIGH is triggered if the max. admissible temperature is pumps caused by a system failure (e.g.,pressure control
exceeded. The lube oil temperature is displayed by the valve fault or clogged filter).
thermometers MBV90CT501, 502, 504 and 505. The suction pressure of the jacking oil pumps can be
measured using pressure transducers MBV30CP103 and
Lube Oil Heating during Standstills MBV30CP104.
Any dirt in the oil is removed by jacking oil filter
The lube oil temperature is measured in the tank by
MBV30AT001 or MBV30AT002. Pressure switch
dual-element resistance thermometer MBV10CT101 and
MBV30CP001 monitors the differential pressure across
displayed locally by the instrument MBV10CT501. The lube
these filters. If the pressure drop exceeds the setpoint of
oil is heated by switching on the main and auxiliary oil
the differential pressure switch, the pretrip alarm jacking
pumps when the temperature in the oil tank drops below
oil filter fouled is annunciated. In this case, the flow must
temperature T.SCHMOEL.02 (e.g., 15 C). These pumps
be switched over to the clean filter by actuating valve
are shut down when the temperature exceeds
MBV30AA251 and the fouled filter element has to be
T.SCHMOEL.03 (e.g., 20C). Circulation transmits the
replaced. Pressure transducers MBV30CP101 and
thermal losses of the pumps to the oil, thus not only
MBV30CP102 monitor the function of the two jacking oil
heating the oil in the tank, but also the lines and bearing
pumps and the pressure is displayed locally on pressure
housings. This means of heating lube oil is advantageous
gauge MBV30CP502. The redundant jacking oil pump
as it:
immediately starts if the jacking oil pressure declines below
does not require any additional heating and monitoring the settings of pressure transducers MBV30CP101 or
equipment, MBV30CP102 (e.g., 100bar). Pressure control valve
offers a certain redundancy in that two oil pumps are in MBV31AA151 is located in the jacking oil control block.
operation, This valve reduces jacking oil pressure to the level required
ensures uniform warming of the lube oil and the items for operation. The jacking oil control block also has
through which it flows. connections for distributing jacking oil to the gas turbine,
gas turbine compressor and generator bearings. Adjustable
flow restrictors MBV31AA281-282 can be used to regulate
A pretrip alarm is issued if the oil temperature drops below the flow of oil fed to the respective bearings. Swing check
T.SCHMOEL.01 (e.g. 10C). If the oil temperature drops valves MBV31AA201-202 prevent lube oil from draining out
below the setting T.SCHMOEL.01 at both sensors of of the jacking oil pockets in the bearing shells when the
jacking oil pump is shut down, thereby preventing a decline
temperature transducer MBV10CT101, startup of the gas
in the hydrodynamic journal pressure. The adjusted jacking
turbine is prevented.
oil pressures of the bearings are indicated locally on
pressure gauges MBV31CP501 -502.
Jacking Oil System The jacking oil pump is automatically started up when
turbine speed declines below S.TURB.12 (for example,
At low turbine speeds, lube oil alone does not form an 500rpm) and shut down when speed exceeds S.TURB.12.
adequate hydrodynamic lubricating film. To prevent mixed
lubrication, jacking oil at high pressure (approx.140bar) is
pumped into pockets of the bearing shells below the shaft Shaft Turning Gear
journals. The shaft is lifted and floats hydrostatically on the
After the turbine-generator has been shut down, the
oil film. Jacking oil pump MBV30AP001 and redundant
line of shafting (gas turbine and generator) is turned at low
pump MBV30AP002 are vane pumps driven by three-
speed (for example, 120rpm) in turning gear mode. The
phase electric motors. Swing check valves MBV30AA201
flow of air through the machine induced by blading
and MBV30AA202 are located below the oil level to avoid
uniformly cools the gas turbine. Distortion of the rotor and
that air is being sucked through the suction nozzles. In
casing (arching: caused by passive cooling without
addition to this, the suction pipes are filled from the lube oil
sufficient air flow through the machine, involves more rapid
supply line via shut-off valves MBV21AA404 and
cooling of the lower casing and shaft regions) are
Class: RESTRICTED
MBV21AA405 which are open during operation and via the

prevented, shaft rotation remains unrestricted and the
permanent open orifices MBV21BP003 and MBV30BP005.
turbine-generator is ready for the next start.
The suction nozzles are permanently vented via orifices
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The gas turbine remains in turning gear operation until to engage and disengage should be performed quickly and
a defined time has elapsed (K.TURN.01 + K.TURN.04, for as smoothly as possible (meshing time of 1s, for example).
example 24 hours) allowing the machine to sufficiently cool If the solenoid valves of the swivel arm actuator are
down. This operation is also known as cool down turning. deenergized or if the jacking oil pressure declines, the
The turning gear is shut down after conclusion of cool- swivel arm is returned to its disengaged position by spring
down turning. When the shaft has come to a standstill force.
(speed lower than S.TURB.02 (for example 6rpm) for The hydraulic motor is supplied with jacking oil via
longer than K.SCHMOEL.08 (for example 6sec), the solenoid-type shutoff valve MBV35AA003 and flow control
jacking oil pump and the lube oil pump are shut down. valve MBV35AA101. The speed of the hydraulic motor is
The shaft is turned briefly at intervals of K.TURN.02 (for varied between standstill (speed 0rps) and turning speed
example every 6 hours) during extended outages to by adjusting the lift of flow control valve MBV35AA101.
confirm that it still turns freely. Turning speed is not Two mechanical stops are used to set turning speed.
reached at such times. This operation is known as interval During the transition from power operation to cool down
turning. turning, the pinion gear on the swivel arm is generally
The gas turbine is started either from a standstill or with engaged when turning speed is reached during coast
the shaft coasting down. If running, the turning gear is shut down, connecting the shaft of the hydraulic motor with that
down prior to starting the gas turbine. of the turbine-generator via the gear mechanism.
Turning speed is selected so as to ensure sufficient air Solenoid valves MBV35AA101-Y01 and MBV35AA101-
throughput for proper cooling of the casing and to prevent Y02 are used to control the speed of the hydraulic motor
blade clattering. (greater oil flow = higher speed and vice versa).
For mechanical design reasons the turbine blades are The turning gear can be engaged while the turbine-
seated loosely in the rotor disk slots at room temperature. generator shaft is at rest or coasting down. When the
At very low shaft speeds the blade roots shift slightly in turbine generator shaft is at rest, the swivel arm is pivoted
their slots and clatter audibly. Above a certain speed inward to engage the pinion gear on its free end with the
centrifugal force holds the blade roots firmly in place. gear ring on the turbine generator shaft; this is performed
with the hydraulic motor shut down (solenoid-type shutoff
The shaft turning gear is located in the compressor
valve MBV35AA003 is closed). The solenoid-type shutoff
bearing region. It comprises a hydraulic motor
valve is then opened and the actuator of the flow control
MBK22AE001 connected to a drive pinion. The drive pinion
valve is gradually set to the lift required for turning speed
is permanently meshed with a second pinion mounted on
using a time function. This begins turning gear operation.
the free end of the swivel arm. Hydraulic cylinder actuator
MBK21AU001 pivots the swivel arm inward to mesh the If turbine-generator speed drops below engaging or
pinion at its free end with a gear ring mounted on the turning speed during coast down without engaging having
intermediate shaft connecting the gas turbine and occurred (e.g., failed start), solenoid valves MBV35AA101-
generator. Spring force returns the swivel arm to its Y01 and MBV35AA101-Y02 can be used to match the
disengaged position. The speed of the hydraulic motor is engaging speed of the hydraulic motor to that of the shaft.
measured by speed sensors MBK22CS101 and When the GT shaft speed equals (is synchronous with) that
MBK22CS102. The speed of the hydraulic motor is of the hydraulic motor, the solenoid valves of the swivel
matched to that of the GT shaft after allowing for the gear arm actuator are energized and the swivel arm is moved
ratio of the drive pinion and gear ring. inward to its engaged position. With the swivel arm in its
engaged position the flow control valve actuator is then
Jacking oil is supplied to the hydraulic motor and the
gradually set to the lift required for turning speed. This
swivel arm actuator. During operation of the gas turbine
begins turning gear operation.
with the jacking oil pump shut down, the hydraulic motor is
supplied with lube oil via swing check valve MBV35AA201 Turning gear operation is terminated by closing the
to prevent damage that is typical of equipment standstills. solenoid valves of the swivel arm actuator and the
solenoid-type shutoff valve. This causes the swivel arm to
When solenoid valves MBV35AA001 and
return to its disengaged position and the hydraulic motor
MBV35AA002 of the swivel arm actuator are energized,
coasts to a stop.
pressurized oil is supplied to hydraulic cylinder
MBK21AU001 and the swivel arm pivots inward, meshing
the pinion at its free end with the gear ring. Swivel arm
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pivot speed can be adjusted by actuating flow control valve

MBV35AA151 located downstream of the solenoid-type
valves of the swivel arm actuator. Pivoting the swivel arm
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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Lube and Jacking Oil System
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Lube and Jacking Oil System 3.1-8000

800592-MBV9A-001-A01 e BL1-BL2

Class: RESTRICTED
Connection HE HF Hydraulic Clearance Optimization (HCO) 3.1-1510
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Power Generation MBV 0106E-X
Gas Turbine Hydraulic Control Equipment
Description of Auxiliary Systems Hydraulic Oil System
Refer also to: (RTD), MBX01CT101, provide local and remote indication
of the reservoir fluid temperature.
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 The reservoir is equipped with a breather
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 MBX01AT001. The built-in filter minimizes the intrusion of
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 dirt into the hydraulic oil reservoir.
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic System 3.1-9010
Specification for Hydraulic Oils 3.1-0251 Hydraulic Supply Pumps
Two AC motor-driven variable displacement pumps,
Settings, limits and measuring ranges of the items of MBX02AP001 /MBX02AP002, are mounted on top of the
equipment listed here are given in the List of Measuring hydraulic fluid reservoir. Each pump is capable of supplying
Instruments, the Equipment List and the List of Control the total requirements of the system. One pump is normally
Settings (SREL). This description only gives guideline operating with the other acting as a standby. The operating
values. pump can be pre-selected. The adjustable relief valves,
MBX02AA191/MBX02AA193, control the pumps so that the
General System Description displacement of the operating pump is automatically varied
to meet the system demand. These valves ensure a
The hydraulic supply system provides pressurized constant discharge pressure of 16 MPa (160 bar, 2320
hydraulic fluid for operation of the control actuators in the PSI). Loss of operating pump discharge pressure,

auxiliary equipment. System components are mounted on detected by the pressure transmitter MBX03CP101, will
the hydraulic power unit (HPU). automatically start the standby pump. The discharge lines
Hydraulic fluid is contained in a reservoir, which is of the two pumps merge downstream of the supply line
equipped with instrumentation for status and protective filters. A check valve, MBX03AA201/MBX03AA202, is
functions. Fluid is pumped from the reservoir by one of two located at the discharge of each pump to prevent backflow
redundant pumps. through the standby pump.
If the primary pump should fail, the standby pump will Pressure relief valves, MBX02AA192/MBX02AA194,
automatically start to ensure a continuous supply of adjusted at 18 MPa (180 bar, 2610 PSI), are installed
hydraulic fluid. downstream of the pumps to prevent impermissibly high

Instruments are located on the skid for local monitoring pressures within the hydraulic system.
of system status.
Hydraulic fluid cleanliness is required for long-term Conditioning loop
system reliability. The cleanliness, in accordance with ISO
Each variable displacement pump has a coupled gear
Standard 4406, shall be: 17/15/12. Therefore, the system
pump that continuously circulates hydraulic fluid through
includes continuous in-line filtration of the supply fluid as
the conditioning loop, that means from the reservoir,
well as the main filtering in the conditioning loop.
through the operating oil-air cooler, then through the main
Fluid shall be replaced every two to three years to filter and back to the reservoir. This ensures the required
maintain proper lubricant additive levels. The volume of cleanliness and temperature range.
the tank is approximately 400 liters (105 Gal.). New oil
Two air-cooled heat exchangers, MBX06AH001/
shall be filled in through the filling valve, MBX06AA252.
MBX06AH002, are located in the oil-conditioning loop in
New oil does not normally fulfill the cleanliness
parallel. The 3-way valve MBX06AA259 selects the
requirements. Therefore, the oil shall be circulated through
operating cooler. Proximity switches monitor the position of
the conditioning loop for a minimum of four hours after
this valve. Depending on the signals of the proximity
filling. Valves, MBX03AA251/MBX03AA253, shall be
switches the respective fan motor is pre-selected. The fan
closed during that procedure.
of the operating cooler provides airflow that cools the
hydraulic oil inside the finned tubes. Operation of the fan is
Fluid Reservoir thermostatically controlled by resistance thermometer
MBX01CT101, which senses reservoir oil temperature.
The fluid reservoir, MBX01BB001, is a steel vessel
equipped with measuring instruments. The conditioning loop supports a duplex filter set
MBX06AT001 and MBX06AT002; filter elements are
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Three analog level detectors, MBX01CL101/102/103,

designed to meet a 3 m (3 micron).
are used for remote indication of the level. A thermometer,
MBX01CT501, and double resistance temperature device
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Filter set differential pressure is monitored by failure of the operating pump and an initiated pump
MBX06CP002. An alarm indication necessitates switching changeover from operating pump to standby pump.
to the standby filter and replacing the dirty filter element.
Oil, which enters the reservoir, passes that filter (re- Pressure Monitoring
circulating oil, returning oil and oil which is filled in through
valve MBX06AA252). This reliably ensures that no debris Pressure transmitter, MBX03CP101, monitors hydraulic
enters the system. power unit discharge pressure directed to the system.
The conditioning loop may be isolated by closing valve Dependent of the signals of the pressure transmitter:
MBX06AA251. Oil then flows directly back into the tank The standby pump is switched on during the start-up of
through the check valves, MBX06AA191/MBX06AA192, the GT, in addition to the operating pump
which function as pressure relief valves and limit the gear The standby pump is additionally switched on if the
pump discharge pressures. pressure drops below the lower value of pressure
A double resistance temperature device (RTD), threshold P.Hyd.02, e. g. 14,5 MPa (145 bar, 2103 PSI)
MBX06CT101 and thermometer MBX06CT501, provides During operation the standby pump can be switched off
remote and local indication of the temperature upstream manually after reaching the upper value of pressure
the filter set. threshold P.Hyd.02, e. g. 15 MPa (150 bar, 2175 PSI)
Pressure transducer MBX06CP102 indicates the High pressure is indicated, if pressure exceeds
pressure upstream the filter set. threshold P.Hyd.05, e.g. 17 MPa (170 bar, 2465 PSI).

The pressure downstream of the hydraulic pumps is

Supply Filters
monitored by pressure transducers MBX02CP101 and
The discharge pipe of each pump is equipped with MBX02CP102, a local pressure indication is given by
supply line filter MBX03AT001/MBX03AT002. Filter pressure gauges MBX02CP501 and MBX02CP502.
elements have a 10 m (10 micron) absolute rating. Pressure transducer MBX06CP101 and pressure
Pressure differential switches, MBX03CP0001/ gauges MBX06CP502 and MBX06CP503 are located
MBX03CP002, provide remote and local indications for downstream of the gear pumps in the conditioning loop for
visual observation of filter cleanliness status. Since the
indication of the loop pressure.

supply line filters are intended to function simply as a
protective device, they are subjected to little fouling during
service. If the set point of at least one of the two Temperature Monitoring
differential pressure switches is exceeded for more than 10 For optimum operation of the hydraulic actuators it is
minutes, the pre-trip alarm "Hydraulic oil filter fouled" is necessary to keep the oil within the optimum viscosity
indicated. range. The viscosity depends on the oil and on the
When one filter element is being changed, the other temperature. Therefore, the oil is to be heated or cooled
pump has to assume the task of supplying hydraulic oil. according to requirements. During operation, only cooling
Valves MBX03AA251and MBX03AA252 or MBX03AA253 is necessary, which is realized by the operating air-oil-
and MBX03AA254 can individually isolate the filters. cooler. During standstill, the oil is heated by operation of
one pump, if the temperature falls below a certain
threshold. The signal of RTD MBX01CT001 is used for:
Accumulators
Activating heating via pumps during standstill when
Two bladder accumulators, MBX04BB001/ temperature falls below threshold T.HYD.01, e.g. 20 C
MBX04BB002, are connected to the discharge downstream
Deactivating heating via pumps during standstill when
the supply filters. The accumulators are charged with
temperature exceeds threshold T.HYD.02, e.g. 25 C
nitrogen to a pressure of 10 MPa (100 bar, 1450 PSI).
Switching the operating cooler on when temperature
Each hydraulic oil accumulator is provided with a
exceeds threshold T.HYD.04, e.g. 55 C
pressure gauge, MBX04CP501/MBX04CP502, a shutoff
valve, MBX04AA251/MBX04AA252, drain valve, Switching the operating cooler off when temperature
MBX04AA401/MBX04AA402, and safety valve, falls below threshold T.HYD.03, e.g. 45 C
MBX04AA191/MBX04AA192, respectively. Indicating high temperature at threshold T.HYD.05, e.g.
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The design of the accumulators assumes rapid and sudden 70 C

controlled positioning of the actuators, concurrent with the Indicating low temperature at threshold T.HYD.06, e.g.
10 C
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In addition double resistor temperature devices, Level Monitoring

MBX03CT101, MBX03CT102, MBX06CT101 and local
thermometer MBX03CT501, MBX03CT502 and The level is monitored by three analog level detectors.
MBX06CT501 are mounted uptstream of the supply filters If the signal from any one of these detectors drops below
to indicate the hydraulic fluid temperature. its limit setting LOW, a warning message is issued. If at
least two detectors signal a level below their limit setting
TOO LOW (2-out-of-3 logic) a GT-Trip is initiated.
Additionally a level gauge, MBX01CL501, provides local
indication of the level.

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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Hydraulic Oil System
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800592-MBX9A-001-A01 d

Manual
section
Connection K L Hydraulic Oil for Fuel Oil 3.1-9110
Connection CK CL Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas 3.1-9210

Class: RESTRICTED
Connection CQ CR Hydraulic Oil for Water Injection 3.1-9310
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Description of Auxiliary Systems Hydraulic Oil for Fuel Oil
Refer also to: principle, the control valves are located downstream of the
emergency stop valves.
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 The control system properi.e. the speed controller,
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 load controller, temperature controller, the startup and
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 shutdown controller, together with the hydraulic oil supply
Equipment List 3.1-0240 station which supplies the valve actuatorsis described
P+I Diagram, Fuel Oil 3.1-4010 elsewhere.
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic System 3.1-9010
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic Oil for Fuel Oil System 3.1-9110 FO H-VB-SSV
PO FL ESV
MBN23AA051
MBN23AA051
H-VB-SV
FO PO FL CV/ESV Premix burners
MBN23AA151
MBN23AA151
Settings, limits and measuring ranges of the items of

FO feed line VB
equipment listed here are given in the List of Measuring Diffusion burners
lvorlaufleitung
Instruments, Equipment List and List of Control Settings
(SREL). This description only gives guideline values. DB
H-DBVL-SSV
FO DO FL SSV H-DBVL-SV
FO DO FL CV/ESV
MBN14AA051 MBN14AA151
Overview
FO return line FO DO RL CV
H-DBRL-SV FO DO RL ESV
H-DBRL-SSV
This description covers the actuators of the safety MBN53AA151 MBN52AA051
lrcklaufleitung

shutoff devices (emergency stop valves) and the control

valves in the fuel oil system.
The valve actuators are essentially comprised of the
hydraulic cylinder and the associated control devices which Fig1: SGT-1000F, SGT5-3000F, SGT5-4000F, and
are integrated into the actuator housing. This results in SGT6-4000F Fuel Oil Valves
compact actuator units. PO: Premix Operation, DO: Diffusion
Operation
The valve control devices position and switch the
valves by controlling the hydraulic oil supplied to the valve
actuators as appropriate, to provide the required fuel flow The KKS identifiers of the control and emergency stop
for the various operating modes of the gas turbine. valves and the respective function levels of the associated
actuator, measuring and control devices are listed in Table
The configurations of the emergency stop and control
1.
valves are illustrated in Fig. 1, valve designations are as
follows:
Function
FO PO FL CV/ESV: KKS
level
Fuel oil premix feed line control valve with emergency Valve Emergency stop
Actuator
stop function valve
devices
FO DO FL CV/ESV:
FO PO FL CV/ESV MBN23AA151 MBX87
Fuel oil diffusion feed line control valve with emergency
stop function FO DO FL CV/ESV MBN14AA151 MBX88
FO DO RL CV: FO DO RL CV MBN53AA151 MBX86

Fuel oil diffusion return line control valve with shutoff FO PO FL ESV MBN23AA051 MBX77
function FO DO FL ESV MBN14AA051 MBX75
FO PO FL ESV: FO DO FL ESV MBN52AA051 MBX79
FO premix feed line emergency stop valve
Table 1: Allocation of KKS Designations
FO DO FL ESV:
Fuel oil diffusion feed line emergency stop valve
FO DO RL ESV:
Fuel oil diffusion return line emergency stop valve.
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In each of these cases, an emergency stop valve and a

control valve are connected in series. As a matter of
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Valve ActuatorsGeneral Control Devices of the Feed Line Control

The basic configuration and materials of the actuators
Valves
used with all six control and emergency stop valves The control devices (MBX87/88AS001) of the feed line
(MBX75/77/79/86/87/88AS002) are identical. control valves are each comprised of a servo valve
The actuator is mounted on the valve stem flange. It is (MBX87/88AA101), a 2-way cartridge valve)
comprised of a hydraulic cylinder and a spring which closes MBX87/88AA052, a solenoid pilot valve MBX87/88AA002
the valve and is integrated into the actuator unit. The piston as well as the measuring points (MBX87/88CP401 - ...404)
area is identical in the two cylinder plenums and pressure and a dedicated pressure filter (MBX87/88AT002).
is applied from one side only. The valve can only be In normal operation, the solenoid pilot valve
opened when the actuator is supplied with hydraulic fluid (MBX87/88AA002) is energized. As a result, the upper
under pressure. The spring in the actuator applies the force plenum of the spring-loaded control piston in the cartridge
necessary to close the valve. The piston rod is made of valve (MBX87/88AA052) is pressurized, thus closing the
stainless steel and has a hard chromium finish. cartridge valve and preventing the hydraulic fluid from
Three inductive position sensors (MBN14/23/53AA151- draining from the lower plenum of the actuator through the
B01/B02/B03) with integrated electronics and plug cartridge valve and into the upper actuator plenum and/or
connection are mounted on the piston rod of each actuator. to the return line to the tank.
The OPEN and CLOSED positions of the emergency In this condition, actuator piston travel can be controlled
stop valves are each monitored by two inductive position by the two-stage servo valve (MBX87/88AA101). This

limit switches mounted on the actuator piston rods servo valve is comprised of an initial pilot stage with a
(MBN14/23AA051-S11, -S12, -S21, -S22). permanent magnet control motor (torque motor), a
The actuators of the two feed line control valves are of hydraulic preamplifier (employing a nozzle impingement
an identical design. The same applies to the actuators of plate system) and a second stage comprised a spool-type
the two emergency stop valves in the feed lines. control valve with four metering edges. The second stage
also functions as a hydraulic power amplifier.
Control devices are implemented in the actuator
housings in line with the respective task requirements and The valve actuator, together with the control device, is
are explained in the following text. an integral component of the control circuit. The position
controller sends a positioning signal to the servo valve

(MBX87/88AA101) in the form of a load-independent
Control DevicesGeneral current, which changes the flow of hydraulic oil from the oil
supply station at a level proportional to the signal current,
Each of the control devices (MBX75/77/79AS001 and
but with a much greater amplification. A positive current at
MBX86/87/88AS001) is connected to the hydraulic supply
the controller output opens the fuel oil control valve and a
station by one feed and one return line.
negative current closes it. The greater the current, the
The two control devices (MBX87/88AS001) associated faster the fuel oil control valve opens or closes.
with the feed line control valves are identical and therefore
The hydraulic settings of the servo valve are such that
described jointly. By the same token, the control devices
in the event of a loss of electric power supply (e.g. broken
MBX75/77AS001 associated with the actuators of the feed
wire) the fuel oil feed line control valve always assumes its
line emergency stop valvesFO DO FL ESV
CLOSED position.
(MBN14AA051) and FO PO FL ESV (MBN23AA051)are
also identically described in the following text. To open the valve, hydraulic oil is supplied to the lower
plenum via the metering edges of the second stage.
Each of the control devices is protected by a pressure
Upward piston travel compresses the closing spring and
filter (MBX75/77/79/86/87/88AT002) with a 10 m mesh
displaces the hydraulic fluid from the upper plenum into the
size. An optical fouling display (MBX75/77/79/86/87/88-
return line to the tank.
CP501) is provided to permit monitoring of the fouling of
each filter, individually. To close the valve, a connection is opened between the
lower plenum and the upper plenum and/or tank return line
A color-coded indication is displayed locally if the
via the metering edges of the second stage. The valve is
response pressure of the fouling monitor is exceeded.
closed by spring force, forcing hydraulic oil from the lower
plenum through the servo valve and into the upper plenum
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and/or the return line to the tank. Actuator piston travel is

registered by three non-contact position sensors
(MBN14AA151-B01/B02/B03 or MBN23AA151-
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B01/B02/B03). These sensors output an analog current A positive current at the controller output opens the fuel
signal that is taken as the actual position and fed back to oil control valve and a negative current closes it. The
the position controller. greater the current, the faster the fuel oil control valve
The FO DO FL CV/ESV and the FO PO FL CV/ESV are opens or closes.
components of the dual element shutoff device in the The hydraulic settings of the servo valve are such that
supply line to the FO diffusion and FO premix burners, in the event of a loss of electric power supply (e.g. broken
respectively. In addition to controlling the amount of oil wire) the fuel oil return line control valve always assumes
supplied, they are also used to rapidly and reliably shut off its OPEN position.
the fuel mass flow to the FO burners when necessary. To increase control valve lift, the flow of hydraulic fluid
Closure of the control valve in the event of trip is triggered is directed across the metering surface of the second stage
by deenergizing solenoid pilot valve MBX87/88AA002 into the lower hydraulic cylinder plenum. Upward piston
(deenergize-to-trip principle). Deenergization of the travel compresses the closing spring and displaces the
solenoid pilot valve depressurizes the lower plenum, hydraulic fluid from the upper plenum into the tank. The
allowing the spring to rapidly close the emergency stop closing force for the actuator is generated by the spring, i.e.
valve. Control oil acting on the actuator piston of the 2-way the servo valve is actuated such that hydraulic oil is
cartridge valve is depressurized and flows back to the tank. displaced by spring force from the lower to the upper
Hydraulic oil pressure generated by the spring plenum via the servo valve. Actuator piston travel is
(MBX87/88AS002) in the hydraulic cylinder opens the registered by the non-contact position sensor. This sensor
spring-loaded control piston of the 2-way cartridge valve outputs an analog current signal that is taken as the actual

and the hydraulic oil in the lower plenum flows through the position and fed back to the position controller.
2-way cartridge valve into the depressurized space above
the piston (upper plenum). The spring force of the
preloaded closing springs acting on the control piston is so
Control Devices of the Feed Line
low that only a slight pressure differential between Emergency Stop Valves
connections A and B is required to hold the 2-way cartridge The control devices of the feed line emergency stop
valve closed. Consequently the 2-way cartridge valve is valve actuators (MBX75/77AS001) are each essentially
capable of switching large oil flows at low pressure drop, comprised of one solenoid opening valve
thus ensuring that the FO control valve actuator achieves (MBX75/77AA031), one 2-way cartridge valve
short closure times. The spring reliably closes the control (MBX75/77AA051), one solenoid pilot valve
valve. (MBX75/77AA001), one pressure filter (MBX75/77AT001)
as well as the measuring points (MBX75CP401 - ...404 or
Control Devices of the Return Line MBX77CP401 - ...404).
Control Valve To open the emergency stop valve, the solenoid pilot
valve (MBX75/77AA001) and the solenoid opening valve
The actuator for the FO DO RL CV (MBN53AA151) in (MBX75/77AA031) are energized, the latter, with a slight
the return line of the fuel oil burner system includes the delay.
control device (MBX86AS001). The latter, essentially
Energizing the solenoid pilot valve (MBX75/77AA001)
comprised of a servo valve (MBX86AA101), a pressure
pressurizes the upper plenum of the spring-loaded piston in
filter (MBX86AT001) and two measuring points
the cartridge valve (MBX75/77AA052), thus closing the
(MBX86CP401/402/404).
cartridge valve and preventing the hydraulic fluid from
Servo valve MBX86AA001 controls actuator piston draining from the lower plenum of the actuator through the
travel. It comprises a pilot stage with a torque motor and cartridge valve and into the upper actuator plenum and/or
hydraulic preamplifier and a second stage with a pilot valve to the return line to the tank.
that has four metering edges. The second stage also
Subsequent energizing of the solenoid opening valve
functions as a hydraulic power amplifier.
(MBX75/77AA031) supplies hydraulic fluid to the lower
The valve actuator, together with the control device, is plenum. Upward piston travel compresses the closing
an integral component of the control circuit. The position spring and displaces the hydraulic fluid from the upper
controller sends a positioning signal to the servo valve in plenum into the return line to the tank.
the form of a load-independent current, which changes the
Closure of the emergency stop valve
flow of hydraulic oil from the oil supply station at a level
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(MBN14/23AA051) in the event of trip, is triggered by

proportional to the signal current, but with a much greater
deenergizing solenoid pilot valve (MBX75/77AA001)
amplification.
(deenergize to close principle). Deenergization of the
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solenoid pilot valve depressurizes the lower plenum, The OPEN and CLOSED positions of the emergency
causing the spring to rapidly close the emergency stop stop valve MBP13AA051 are each monitored by two
valve. Control oil acting on the actuator plenums of the 2- inductive position limit switches located in the actuator unit
way cartridge valves is depressurized and flows back to the (MBN14/23AA051-S11, -S12, -S21, -S22).
tank. Hydraulic oil pressure generated by the spring in the Closing of the emergency stop valve is achieved by
hydraulic cylinder (MBX75/77AS002) opens the spring- deenergizing solenoid valve MBX79AA002 (deenergize to
loaded control piston of the 2-way cartridge valve and the close principle). The solenoid valve is equipped with a
hydraulic oil in the lower plenum flows through the 2-way closing spring which is compressed when the two solenoid
cartridge valve into the depressurized space above the coils are energized.
piston (upper plenum). The spring force of the preloaded
Consequently the fail-safe emergency stop valve is
closing springs acting on the control piston is so low that
closed if voltage supply to the solenoid is interrupted.
only a slight pressure differential between connections A
When solenoid valve MBX79AA002 is energized, hydraulic
and B is required to hold the 2-way cartridge valve closed.
fluid flows into the lower plenum and displaces the piston
Consequently, the 2-way cartridge valve is capable of
upward. This displaces hydraulic fluid in the upper plenum
switching large oil flows at low pressure drop, thus
into the return line. This interaction opens the emergency
ensuring that the emergency stop valve actuator achieves
stop valve. The closing spring of the emergency stop valve
short closure times. The spring reliably closes the
is now compressed. Deenergization of the solenoid valve
emergency stop valve. When the trip signal is received, the
depressurizes the lower plenum, causing the closing spring
solenoid pilot valve (MBX75/77AA001) and the solenoid
to rapidly close the emergency stop valve. In the event of a
opening valve (MBX75/77AA031) are simultaneously

trip, hydraulic oil present in the lower plenum flows into the
deenergized. This interrupts the connection to the pressure
upper plenum and/or the return line to the tank.
line. Fail-safe, rapid closure of the valve is, however,
ensured by deenergization of the solenoid pilot valve alone.
Solenoid valves
Control Devices of the Return Line All trip initiating solenoid valves are equipped with two
Emergency Stop Valve coils. The design of the solenoid valves is fail safe.
Consequently emergency stop valves and the control
The control device MBX79AS001 associated with the
valves with emergency stop function are closed if voltage

emergency stop valve located in the fuel diffusion burner supply to the solenoids is interrupted. If the voltage supply
system return line is essentially comprised of a solenoid to only one of the coils is interrupted, the second coil is
valve MBX79AA002 required for opening and closing, able to hold the solenoid valve in position.
pressure filter MBX79AT002 and measuring points
MBX79CP401/402/404.
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Connection BR BT BY BX H V Fuel Oil 3.1-4010
Connection K L Hydraulic Oil 3.1-9010
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Description of Auxiliary Systems Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas Valves
Refer also to:
List of Control Settings 3.1-0210

List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 NG DB CV/ESV
P+I Diagram, Natural Gas 3.1-5010
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic Oil 3.1-9010 NG ESV NG PB CV/ESV
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic Oil for Natural Gas Valves 3.1-9110

referred to here are given in the List of Measuring NG PG CV/ESV
(SREL). This description only gives guideline values.
Figure 1: VX4.3A Natural Gas Valves

Overview
This description covers the actuators of the safety The KKS identifiers of the control and emergency stop
shutoff devices (emergency stop valves) and the control valves and the respective function levels of the associated
valves in the natural gas system. actuators, measuring and control devices are listed in
The valve actuators essentially comprise the hydraulic Table 1.

cylinder and the associated control devices that are
integrated into the actuator housing. This results in KKS Function level
compact actuator units. Control/emer- Actuator
Valve
The control devices on these valves have the task of gency stop devices
positioning and switching the valves by controlling the flow valve
of hydraulic oil supplied to the valve actuators as NG DB CV/ESV MBP21AA151 MBX80
appropriate to conditions prevailing in the various operating NG PB CV/ESV MBP22AA151 MBX81
modes of the gas turbine. NG PG CV/ESV MBP23AA151 MBX82

The configuration of the emergency stop and control NG ESV MBP13AA051 MBX70
valves is illustrated in Fig. 1, their designations are as
follows: Table 1: Associated KKS Designations
NG PB CV/ESV:
Natural gas premix burner control valve with
emergency stop function Valve Actuators, General
NG DB CV/ESV: (MBX70/80/81/82AS002)
Natural gas diffusion burner control valve with
The basic configuration of the actuators of control and
emergency stop function
emergency stop valves is identical.
NG PG CV/ESV:
Natural gas pilot gas control valve with emergency stop The actuator is mounted on the valve stem flange. It
function comprises a hydraulic cylinder and a Belleville spring stack
NG ESV: which closes the valve and is integrated into the actuator
Natural gas emergency stop valve. unit. The piston area is identical in the two cylinder
plenums and pressure is applied from one side only. The
A common emergency stop valve is installed upstream valve can only be opened when the actuator is supplied
of these three control valves (see Fig. 1). Each pair of with hydraulic fluid under pressure. The Belleville spring
shutoff valves connected in series constitutes a dual stack in the actuator applies the force required to close the
element shutoff device. valve.
The control system properi.e., speed control, load Three inductive position sensors (MBP21/22/23AA151-
control, temperature limit control, startup and shutdown B01/-B02/-B03) are mounted on the piston rod of each
control valve actuator.
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control, together with the hydraulic oil supply station

required for the valve actuator unitsis described Natural gas diffusion burner control valve
elsewhere. MBP21AA151 is additionally equipped with three inductive
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position limit switches (MBP21AA151-S21/-S22/-S23) for hydraulic preamplifier and the second a hydraulic power
the CLOSED position). amplifier.
The OPEN and CLOSED positions of emergency stop The valve actuator, together with the control device, is
valve MBP13AA051 are each monitored by two inductive an integral component of the control loop. The position
position limit switches located in the actuator unit controller sends a positioning signal to the servo valve in
(MBP13AA051-S11, -S12, -S21, and -S22). the form of a load-independent current, which changes the
Control devices are implemented in the actuator flow of hydraulic oil from the oil supply station at a level
housings in line with the respective task requirements and proportional to the signal current, but with a high
are explained in the following. amplification.
A positive current at the controller output opens the
control valve and a negative current closes it. The greater
Control Devices, General the current, the more rapidly the control valve opens or
(MBX70/80/81/82AS001) closes.
Each of the control devices is connected to the The hydraulic settings of the servo valve are such that
hydraulic oil supply station by one supply and one return in the event of loss of current signal (e.g., broken wire) the
line. control valve always assumes its CLOSED position.
Each control device is protected by a dedicated To open the valve, hydraulic oil is supplied to the lower
pressure filter (MBX70/80/81/82AT002). An optical fouling plenum via the metering edges of the second stage.
display (MBX70/80/81/82CP502) is provided to monitor Upward piston travel compresses the closing spring and
fouling of each filter. If fouling of a given filter causes displaces the hydraulic fluid from the upper plenum into the
pressure to exceed a certain level, this is indicated by a return line to the tank.
change in color. To close the valve, oil is routed via the metering edges
The actuator control devices provided for the natural of the second stage from the lower plenum to the upper
gas diffusion and natural gas premix burner control valves plenum and/or return line to the tank. The valve disk is
(NG DB CV and NG PB CV) are identical and are actuated in the close direction by spring force, displacing
described collectively. hydraulic oil from the lower plenum through the servo valve
and into the upper plenum and/or the return line to the
tank. Actuator piston travel is registered by non-contact

Control Devices of the Natural Gas displacement sensors MBP21AA151-B0/-B02/-B03 and
Diffusion and Premix Burner Control MBP22AA151-B01/-B02/-B03. Theses sensors each output
Valve (MBX80AS001/MBX81AS001) an analog current signal that is fed back to the position
controller as the actual position. Of these output signals,
The respective control devices of the natural gas
the maximum value is used for control actions.
control valve actuators MBP21/22AA151 essentially
comprise the servo valve (MBX80AA101/MBXA81AA101), The control valves are a component of the natural gas
the 2-way cartridge valve (MBX80AA052/MBX81AA052), system dual element shutoff device. In addition to
the solenoid-type pilot valve (MBX80AA002/MBX81AA002) controlling the amount of natural gas supplied, they are
as well as the measuring points MBX80CP401 to MBX80- used to rapidly and reliably stop the fuel mass flow to the
CP404 and MBX81CP401 to MBX81CP404 and the burners when necessary.
pressure filter MBX80AT002/MBX81AT002). Closure of the control valve on trip is triggered by
During normal operation the respective solenoid-type deenergizing the respective solenoid-type pilot valve
pilot valve MBX80AA002 or MBX81AA002 is energized. As MBX80/81AA002 (deenergize-to-trip principle).
a result, the upper plenum of the spring-loaded control Deenergizing the solenoid-type pilot valve depressurizes
piston in the 2-way cartridge valve (MBX80AA052/MBX81- the lower plenum, allowing the Belleville spring stack to
AA052) is pressurized, thus closing the 2-way cartridge rapidly close the emergency stop valve. Control oil acting
valve and preventing the flow of hydraulic fluid from the on the actuator piston of the 2-way cartridge valve flows
drain in the lower plenum of the actuator through the 2-way back to the tank in the depressurized condition. Hydraulic
cartridge valve and into the upper plenum and/or into the oil pressure generated by the Belleville spring stack
return line to the tank. (MBX80/81AS002) in the hydraulic cylinder opens the
spring-loaded control piston of the 2-way cartridge valve
In this condition, actuator piston travel can be controlled
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and the hydraulic oil in the lower plenum then flows through
by the two-stage servo valve MBX80AA101/MBX81AA101.
the 2-way cartridge valve into the depressurized space
This servo valve has two stages, the first comprising a
above the piston (upper plenum). The spring force of the
preloaded closing springs that acts on the control piston is
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so low that only a slight pressure differential between controller as the actual position. Of these output signals,
connections A and B is required to hold the 2-way cartridge the maximum value is used for control actions.
valve closed. Consequently the 2-way cartridge valve is Closure of the control valve on trip is triggered by
capable of switching large oil flows at low pressure drop, deenergizing solenoid-type pilot valve MBX82AA002
thus ensuring that the control valve actuator achieves short (deenergize to close principle). On deenergization of the
closure times. The Belleville spring stack reliably closes the solenoid-type pilot valve, the lower plenum is
control valve. depressurized, causing the closing spring to rapidly close
the emergency stop valve. In the event of trip hydraulic
Control Device of the Pilot Gas Control fluid in the lower plenum flows through the solenoid-type
pilot valve into the depressurized space above the piston
Valve (MBX82AS001)
(upper plenum) and/or into the return line to the tank.
The control device MBX82AS001 associated with the
actuator of the pilot gas control valve MBP23AA151
essentially comprises servo valve MBX82AA101, solenoid-
Control Devices of the Emergency Stop
type pilot valve MBX82AA002, pressure filter MBX82- Valve (MBX70AS001)
AT002, and measuring points MBX82CP401, MBX82402, The control devices of the emergency stop valve
MBX82404. actuator essentially comprise solenoid-type opening valve
During normal operation solenoid-type pilot valve MBX70AA031, 2-way cartridge valve MBX70AA051,
MBX82AA002 is energized. This prevents the oil in the solenoid-type pilot valve MBX70AA001, pressure filter
lower plenum from draining through the solenoid-type pilot MBX70AT002, as well as measuring points MBX70CP401,
valve into the upper plenum and/or into the return line to MBX70402, MBX70403, MBX70404.
the tank. To open the emergency stop valve, solenoid-type pilot
Servo valve MBX82AA101 controls actuator piston valve MBX70AA001 and solenoid-type opening valve
travel. It comprises a pilot stage with a torque motor and MBX70AA031 are energized, the latter with a slight delay.
hydraulic preamplifier and a second stage with four By energizing solenoid-type pilot valve, the upper
metering edges. plenum of the spring-loaded piston in the cartridge valve is
The valve actuator, together with the control device, is pressurized, thus closing the cartridge valve and
an integral component of the control loop. The position preventing the flow of hydraulic fluid from the drain in the
controller sends a positioning signal to the servo valve in lower plenum of the actuator through the cartridge valve
the form of a load-independent current, which changes the and into the upper plenum and/or into the return line to the
flow of hydraulic oil from the oil supply station at a level tank.
proportional to the signal current, but with a high Subsequent energization of solenoid-type opening
amplification. valve supplies hydraulic fluid to the lower plenum. Upward
A positive current at the controller output opens the piston travel compresses the closing spring and displaces
control valve and a negative current closes it. The greater the hydraulic fluid from the upper plenum into the return
the current, the more rapidly the control valve opens or line to the tank.
closes. Closure of the emergency stop valve in the event of trip
The hydraulic settings of the servo valve are such that is triggered by deenergizing solenoid-type pilot valve
in the event of loss of current signal (e.g., broken wire) the (deenergize to close principle).
control valve always assumes its OPEN position. Deenergizing the solenoid-type pilot valve
To increase control valve lift, hydraulic fluid is directed depressurizes the lower plenum, allowing the Belleville
across the metering surface of the second stage into the spring stack to rapidly close the emergency stop valve.
lower hydraulic cylinder plenum. Upward piston travel Control oil acting on the actuator piston of the 2-way
compresses the closing spring and displaces the hydraulic cartridge valve flows back to the tank in the depressurized
fluid from the upper plenum back into the tank. condition. Hydraulic oil pressure generated by the Belleville
The closing force of the actuator is generated by the spring stack MBX70AS002 in the hydraulic cylinder opens
closing spring, i.e., the servo valve is actuated such that the spring-loaded control piston of the 2-way cartridge
hydraulic oil is displaced by spring force from the lower to valve and the hydraulic oil in the lower plenums flows
the upper plenum via the servo valve. Actuator piston travel through the 2-way cartridge valve into the depressurized
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is registered by three non-contact displacement sensors: space above the piston (upper plenum).
MBP23AA151-B01/-B02/-B03. These sensors output an The spring force of the preloaded closing springs that
analog current signal that is fed back to the position acts on the control piston is so low that only a slight
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pressure differential between connections A and B is When trip is triggered, the solenoid-type pilot valve and
required to hold the 2-way cartridge valve closed. the solenoid-type opening valve are simultaneously
Consequently the 2-way cartridge valve is capable of deenergized. This interrupts the connection to the pressure
switching large oil flows at low pressure drop, thus line. Fail-safe, rapid closure of the valve is ensured by
ensuring that the emergency stop valve actuator achieves deenergization of the solenoid-type pilot valve alone.
short closure times. The Belleville spring stack reliably
closes the emergency stop valve.
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Description of Auxiliary Systems Hydraulic System for Water Injection
Refer also to: The control system properi.e. water flow control,
together with the hydraulic oil supply station which supplies
List of Control Settings 3.1-0210 the valve actuator unitsis described elsewhere.
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 The KKS identifiers of the control and emergency stop
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 valves and the respective function levels of the associated
Equipment List 3.1-0240 actuator, measuring and control devices are listed in
Water Injection 3.1-7000 Table 1.
P+I Diagram, Water Injection 3.1-7010
KKS Function
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic Oil 3.1-9010
Control/emer- level
P+I Diagram, Hydraulic Oil for Water Injection 3.1-9310 Valve
gency stop Actuator
valve devices
Settings, limits and measuring ranges of the devices
listed here are given in the List of Measuring Instruments, HP EMU DO ESV MBU41AA051 MBX50
Equipment List and List of Control Settings (SREL). This HP EMU PO ESV MBU46AA051 MBX51
description only gives guideline values. HP EMU DO CV/ESV MBU41AA151 MBX60
HP EMU PO CV/ESV MBU46AA151 MBX61
Overview
Table 1: KKS Designations Assigned

This description covers the actuators of the safety

shutoff devices (emergency stop valves) and the control
valves in the high-pressure emulsion system. Specifically,
Valve ActuatorsGeneral
these are the valves in the water supply lines to the The fundamental design and materials of the valve
diffusion and premix burners. actuators used with all four of these control and emergency
The valve actuators essentially comprise the hydraulic stop valves are identical.
cylinder and the associated control devices that are The actuator is mounted on the valve stem flange. It
integrated into the actuator housing. This results in comprises a hydraulic cylinder and a spring which closes
compact actuator units. the valve and is integrated into the actuator unit. The piston
The valve control devices position and switch the area is identical in the two cylinder plenums and pressure
valves by controlling the hydraulic oil supplied to the valve is applied from one side only. The valve can only be
actuators as appropriate, to provide the required fuel flow opened when the actuator is supplied with hydraulic fluid
for the various operating modes of the gas turbine. under pressure. The spring in the actuator applies the force
necessary to close the valve. The piston rod is made of
The following valves are used:
stainless steel and has a hard chromium finish.
HP EMU DO ESV
Three inductive position sensors (MBU41AA151-
High-pressure emulsion diffusion operation emergency B01/B02/B03 and MBU46AA151-B01/B02/B03) with
stop valve integrated electronics and plug connections are mounted
HP EMU PO ESV on the piston rod of each actuator.
High-pressure emulsion premix operation emergency The OPEN and CLOSED positions of the emergency
stop valve stop valves are each monitored by two inductive position
HP EMU DO CV/ESV limit switches mounted on the actuator piston rods
(MBU41/46AA051-S11, -S12, -S21, -S22).
High-pressure emulsion diffusion operation control
valve with emergency stop function Control devices are implemented in the actuator
housings in line with the respective task requirements and
HP EMU PO CV/ESV
are explained in the following text.
High-pressure emulsion premix operation control valve
with emergency stop function.
Control DevicesGeneral
In each of these cases, an emergency stop valve and a Each of the control devices is connected to the
control valve are connected in series. As a matter of hydraulic supply station by one supply and one return line.
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principle, the control valves are located downstream of the

The two control devices (MBX60AS001 and MBX61-
emergency stop valves.
AS001) associated with the control valve actuators are
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identical and therefore described jointly. Likewise, the two due to a broken wire) the control valve always assumes its
control devices (MBX50AS001 and MBX51AS001) CLOSED position.
associated with the emergency stop valve actuators are To open the valve, hydraulic oil is supplied to the lower
identical and therefore described jointly. plenum via the metering edges of the second stage.
Each of these control devices is protected by a 10m Upward piston travel compresses the closing spring and
pressure filter (MBX50AT002, MBX51AT002, MBX60- displaces the hydraulic fluid from the upper plenum into the
AT002, and MBX61AT002). A visual fouling indicator return line to the tank.
(MBX50CP501, MBX51CP001, MBX60CP501, MBX61- To close the valve, a connection is opened between the
CP501) is provided to monitor fouling of each filter. A lower plenum and the upper plenum and/or tank return line
color-coded indication is displayed on the actuator filter via the metering edges of the second stage. The valve is
assembly if the differential pressure across the filter closed by spring force, forcing hydraulic oil from the lower
exceeds a predetermined set point.. plenum through the servo valve and into the upper plenum
and/or the return line to the tank. Actuator piston travel is
Control Devices of the Control Valves registered by three non-contact position sensors
MBP41AA151-B01/B02/B03 or MBP46AA151-
The respective control devices of the control valve B01/B02/B03. These sensors output an analog current
actuators are essentially comprised of the servo valves signal that is taken as the actual position and fed back to
MBX60AA101 and MBX61AA101, the cartridge-type 2-way the position controller.
pilot valves MBX60AA052 and MBX61AA052, the solenoid
The HP EMU DO CV and the HP EMU PO CV are

pilot valves MBX60AA002 and MBX61AA002 as well as

components of the dual element shutoff system in the
the measuring points MBX60/61CP401/402/403/404 and
supply lines to the FO diffusion and FO premix systems,
the pressure filters MBX60AT002 and MBX61AT002.
respectively. In addition to controlling the amount of water
During normal operation, the solenoid pilot valves supplied, they are also used to rapidly and reliably stop the
MBX60AA002 and MBX61AA002 are energized. As a injection water mass flow to the FO burners when
result, the upper plenum of the spring-loaded control piston necessary.
in the cartridge valve (MBX60AA052 / MBX61AA052) is
Closure of the control valve in the event of trip is
pressurized, thus closing the cartridge valve and
triggered by de-energizing the solenoid pilot valve MBX60-
preventing the hydraulic fluid from draining from the lower

AA002 / MBX61AA002 (de-energize to close principle). De-
plenum of the actuator through the cartridge valve and into
energizing the solenoid pilot valve depressurizes the lower
the upper actuator plenum and/or to the return line to the
plenum, causing the spring to rapidly close the emergency
tank.
stop valve. Control oil acting on the actuator piston of the
In this condition, positioning of the actuator piston can 2-way cartridge valve flows back to the tank in the
be controlled by the two-stage servo valves MBX60AA101 depressurized condition. Hydraulic oil pressure generated
and MBX61AA101. This servo valve is comprised of an by the spring MBX60AS002 / MBX61AS002 in the
initial pilot stage with a permanent magnet control motor hydraulic cylinder opens the spring-loaded control piston of
(torque motor), a hydraulic preamplifier (employing a the 2-way cartridge valve and the hydraulic oil in the lower
nozzle impingement plate system) and a second stage plenums flows through the 2-way cartridge valve into the
comprising a spool-type control valve with four metering depressurized space above the piston (upper plenum). The
edges. The second stage also functions as a hydraulic spring force of the preloaded closing springs acting on the
power amplifier. control piston is so low that only a slight pressure
The valve actuator, together with the control device, is differential between connections A and B is required to
an integral component of the control loop. The position hold the 2-way cartridge valve closed. Consequently the 2-
controller sends a positioning signal in the form of a load- way cartridge valve is capable of switching large oil flows at
independent current to servo valve MBX60AA101/MBX61- low pressure drop, thus ensuring that the control valve
AA101, which changes the flow of hydraulic oil from the oil actuator achieves short closure times. The spring reliably
supply station at a level proportional to the signal current, closes the control valve.
but with a much greater amplification. A positive current at
the controller output opens the control valve and a negative
Control Devices of the Emergency Stop
current closes it. The greater the current, the faster the
control valve opens or closes.
Valves
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The hydraulic settings of the servo valve are such that The control devices of the supply line emergency stop
in the event of a loss of electric power supply (for example valve actuators are essentially comprised of the solenoid
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opening valves MBX50AA031 / MBX51AA031, the 2-way MBX50AS002 / MBX51AS002 in the hydraulic cylinder
(cartridge-type) pilot valves MBX50AA051 / MBX51AA051, opens the spring-loaded control piston of the 2-way
the solenoid pilot valves MBX50AA001 / MBX51AA001, the cartridge valve and the hydraulic oil in the lower plenums
pressure filters MBX50AT001 / MBX51AT001 as well as flows through the 2-way cartridge valve into the
the measuring points MBX50/51CP401/402/403/404. depressurized space above the piston (upper plenum). The
To open the emergency stop valve, the solenoid pilot spring force of the preloaded closing springs acting on the
valve MBX50AA001 / MBX51AA001 and the solenoid control piston is so low that only a slight pressure
opening valve MBX50AA031 / MBX51AA031 are differential between connections A and B is required to
energized, the latter with a slight delay. hold the 2-way cartridge valve closed. Consequently the 2-
way cartridge valve is capable of switching large oil flows at
By energizing the solenoid pilot valve MBX50-
low pressure drop, thus ensuring that the emergency stop
AA001 / MBX51AA001 the upper plenum of the spring-
valve actuator achieves short closure times. The spring
loaded piston in the cartridge valve (MBX50-
reliably closes the emergency stop valve. When the trip
AA052 / MBX51AA052) is pressurized, thus closing the
signal is received, the solenoid pilot valve MBX50-
cartridge valve and preventing the flow of hydraulic fluid
AA001 / MBX51AA001 and the solenoid opening valve
from the drain in the lower plenum of the actuator through
MBX50AA031 / MBX51AA031 are simultaneously de-
the cartridge valve and into the upper plenum and/or into
energized. This interrupts the connection to the pressure
the return line to the tank.
line. Fail-safe, rapid closure of the valve is, however,
Subsequent energizing of the solenoid opening valve ensured by de-energization of the solenoid pilot valve
MBX50AA031 / MBX51AA031 supplies hydraulic fluid to alone.

the lower plenum. Upward piston travel compresses the

closing spring and displaces the hydraulic fluid from the
upper plenum into the return line to the tank. Solenoid valves
Closure of emergency stop valve MBU41- All trip initiating solenoid valves are equipped with two
AA051 / MBU46AA051 in the event of trip is triggered by coils. The design of the solenoid valves is fail safe.
de-energizing solenoid pilot valve MBX50AA01 / MBX51- Consequently emergency stop valves and the control
AA001 (de-energize to close principle). De-energizing the valves with emergency stop function are closed if voltage
solenoid pilot valve depressurizes the lower plenum, supply to the solenoids is interrupted. If the voltage supply
causing the spring to rapidly close the emergency stop to only one of the coils is interrupted, the second coil is
valve. Control oil acting on the actuator plenums of the 2- able to hold the solenoid valve in position.
way cartridge valves is depressurized and flows back to the
tank. Hydraulic oil pressure generated by the spring
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Connection GD GE GF GG Water injection 3.1-7010
Connection CQ CR Hydraulic Oil 3.1-9010
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Gas Turbine Pneumatic Control Equipment
Description of Auxiliary Systems Pneumatic System
Refer also to: Condensation that accumulates in the condensation

collecting tank is then fed to disposal tank MBX23BB002
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 that is at atmospheric pressure. Because the condensation
may contain oil, its disposal must comply with requirements
Equipment List 3.1-0240 that apply to used oil.
P+I Diagram, Pneumatic Valves and Piping 3.1-9810 Swing check valve MBX21AA201 prevents venting of
the train when the compressor is shut down.
Settings, limits, and measuring ranges of the devices Compressed air is dried in the next step. Compressed
referred to here are given in the List of Measuring air is cooled in chiller-type compressed air drier
Instruments, Equipment List, and List of Control Settings MBX22AT001. Moisture condenses, thereby bringing the
(SREL). The values stated in this description are only given air to the prescribed dew point pressure. The separator
as examples. system in the cooler separates water and oil from the
stream of compressed air. Condensation is removed via
Description drain MBX22AT011.
Compressed air from an external source can be
Compressed air is the working medium used by the
supplied via swing check valve MBX22AA201. Shutoff
pneumatic actuators of various components in the gas
valves MBX22AA253 and MBX22AA254 must be opened
turbine auxiliary systems. As a rule, these pneumatically-
when compressed air is supplied from an external source.
actuated valves are relevant to safety. For safety reasons,
the supply of compressed air to the gas turbine is therefore Any dirt particles or oil droplets still present in the
independent of the power plant compressed air network compressed air are removed by filter MBX22AT003. An
and is generated by a pneumatic station. Valves in other optical differential pressure indicator equipped with
systems are supplied in addition to the blowoff valves. differential pressure switch MBX22CP001 is provided at
the filter. A group fault alarm is annunciated if the
differential pressure setting of this switch is violated (cf.
Configuration and Function of subsection Monitoring). Then the filter element must be
Compressor Train replaced. Condensation is removed via drain
MBX22AT013.
The compressed air station is equipped with two
Shutoff valve MBX22AA251 can be used to isolate the
redundant trains. Each train essentially comprises a

compressor, a cooler, and a filter. The system has full train for maintenance purposes, even during plant
redundancy, i.e., the capacity of each compressor train is operation.
sufficient to ensure a reliable supply of control air to the The two trains merge downstream of the shutoff valve.
auxiliary systems (2x100%). Swing check valve MBX23AA201 prevents the escape of
The two trains have an identical configuration, for this large volumes of air from the tank if there is a leak in one of
reason only one train is described in the following. the trains.
Electrically-driven compressor MBX21AN001 Compressed air tank MBX24BB001 is used to store the
compresses air. Filter MBX21AT001 prefilters the air as it compressed air after it has been dried and cleaned.
is drawn into the system. Pressure control valve MBX24AA151 maintains system
Relief valve MBX21AA191 protects the compressor pressure even during extended outages and in the event of
against excessive pressure. minor leaks. It only opens if pressure in the tank exceeds
the startup pressure of the compressors. Orifice
Solenoid-type pressure relief valve MBX21AA501 is
MBX24BP001 ensures that only a very small flow or air can
installed downstream of the compressors to prevent the
be returned even in the event the pressure control valve
reciprocating compressors from having to start up against
malfunctions.
pressure (startup assistance). This solenoid valve is open
when the associated compressor is at standstill and is Tank pressure can be read off gauge MBX24CP501.
closed after the compressor is switched on. System pressure is limited by safety valve
The escaping compressed air and any condensation MBX24AA191.
that forms are fed into condensation collecting tank Shutoff valve MBX24AA401 can be used as necessary
MBX23BB001. The condensation collecting tank is to check whether condensation has formed in the tank.
equipped with silencer MBX23BS001 to reduce noise when
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Hygrometer MBX29CM001 is used to measure the

discharging compressed air to the atmosphere. relative humidity in the terminal box of the first train. If the
permissible limit is exceeded, heater MBX29AH001 is
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Description of Auxiliary Systems Pneumatic System
switched on. This prevents the moisture contained in the LOW2, Compressor 1 ON, Compressor 2 ON, Fault in
air from forming condensation inside the terminal box. train 1, and Fault in train 2 are generated by the
Hygrometer MBX29CM002 is used to measure the pneumatic station, fed into the gas turbine I&C system,
relative humidity in the terminal box of the second train. If processed, and then displayed on the operation and
the permissible limit is exceeded, heater MBX29AH002 is monitoring system.
switched on. This prevents the moisture contained in the The tank pressure is monitored by pressure switches
air from forming condensation inside the terminal box. MBX24CP001, MBX24CP002, and MBX24CP008. If tank
pressure drops below the setting of pressure switch
MBX24CP001, the pretrip alarm "PRESSURE LOW" is
Open-loop Control annunciated. If pressure in the tank continues to decline,
The open-loop control system for the pneumatic station pressure switches MBX24CP002 and MBX24CP008
constitutes a black box for the gas turbine I&C system. operate, gas turbine trip is triggered (2-of-3 logic gating),
Once the pneumatic station has been started up by and the alarm message Pressure TOO LOW is
manually actuating the main power switch, no further annunciated.
switching actions on the part of the gas turbine I&C system The signals Compressor 1 ON and Compressor 2
are required for control of the pneumatic station. ON are displayed on the operation and monitoring system.
The open-loop control equipment and power supply for If the compressors remain in operation for extended
the electrical components are located on a separate sub- periods, it can be assumed that the system is no longer
distribution board for each compressor train leak-tight. The pneumatic system, including all piping, must
(MBY40GH001 and MBY40GH002 not shown). then be checked for leaks.

Each of the compressors is equipped with two pressure The alarms Fault in train 1 and Fault in train 2 are
switches (MBX24CP003 and MBX24CP004) for startup group fault alarms and are displayed on the operation and
and shutdown. These two switches have the same monitoring system. If one of these alarms is annunciated,
pressure setting. This ensures that the two compressors the affected compressor train must be shut down and
start up simultaneously. serviced.
Causes of faults include, for example: response of
Monitoring compressor circuit breaker, dehumidifier malfunction,
condensation separator malfunction, startup assistance
The operating status signals Pressure LOW1, solenoid valve NOT CLOSED, response of differential
Pressure LOW2, Pressure TOO LOW1, Pressure TOO pressure switch.
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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Pneumatic System
Refer also to:

Pneumatic System 3.1-9800

800592-MBX9D-001-A01 c

Manual
section
Connection GJ NOX Water Injection 3.1-7010
Connection FD Pneumatic for Fuel Oil 3.1-9830

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Connection EH Pneumatic for Blow Off System 3.1-9910
Connection FE Pneumatic for Purge Water 3.1-9930
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Description of Auxiliary Systems Pneumatic Valves and Piping for Fuel Oil
Refer also to: Pneumatic Con. Pneumatic Solenoid Silencer

actuated valve Actuator valve
MBX98... MBX98... MBX98...
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 MBN12AA053 FK ...AS007 ...AA007 BS007
Equipment List 3.1-0240 MBN12AA054 FW ...AS008 AA008 BS008
Fuel Oil System 3.1-4000
MBN34AA051 GW ...AS038 AA038 BS038
P+I Diagram, Fuel Oil 3.1-4010
Pneumatic System 3.1-9800 MBN44AA051 GV ...AS039 AA039 BS039
P+I Diagram, Pneumatic System 3.1-9810
Overview table
P+I Diagram, Pneumatic System for Fuel Oil 3.1-9830
Settings, limits and measuring ranges of the devices To ensure fail-safe opening and closing of the above
listed here are given in the List of Measuring Instruments, valves, they are equipped with pneumatic actuators.
Equipment List and List of Control Settings (SREL). This The supply of compressed air for these actuators is
description only gives guideline values. enabled or shut off by electrically actuated, 3-way solenoid
valves. To open a ball valve, the respective 3-way solenoid
valve is deenergized, allowing compressed air to escape
Function
via the associated silencer.
Ball valves MBN12AA053, MBN12AA054, The ball valves are closed by energizing the associated

MBN34AA051 and MBN44AA051 are pneumatically- 3-way solenoid valve, thus pneumatically operating the
actuated to ensure reliable closing and opening even in the actuator.
event of loss of electric power. All valves are opened by
A shut off valve is provided in the pneumatic feed line
spring force and closed pneumatically.
on the fuel oil package upstream of solenoid valves
The correlation of the devices is listed in the overview MBX98AA007 and MBX98AA008.
table below.
The control air for actuation of these valves is supplied
from the pneumatic station at connection FD. A detailed
description of the pneumatic station is given in Section 3.1-
9800.
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Refer also to:

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800592-MBX9E-001-A01 c
Connection P&I Diagram Manual section

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Connection FK FW GV GW Fuel Oil 3.1-4010
Connection FD Pneumatic 3.1-9810
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Description of Auxiliary Systems P+I Diagram Pneumatic Valves and Piping
for Blowoff System
Refer also to:

Pneumatic Valves and Piping
for Blowoff System 3.1-9900


800592-MBX9G-001-A01 b

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Connection ED EE EF EG Blowoff System 3.1-1410
Connection EH Pneumatic 3.1-9810
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Operation
Gas Turbine
Operation
Power Generation
Siemens AG
Operating Manual for the overall plant.
Detailed information on this topic is given in the
Notes on the Manual Section Operation
3.3-0004-0001
1104E-Y
Gas Turbine Gas Turbine in General
Fault Rectification Fault Rectification, General Remarks
Refer also to: their correction is by no means complete. In addition to the

brief instructions, information on the causes of faults given
List of Settings 3.1-0210 by other product manufacturers should also be considered
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 (see 3.9).
Outside Vendor Parts 3.9
Procedure in the Event of Serious
Disturbances
Task
If a fault occurs which is of such a serious nature that
This section gives details of disturbances which can
the services of the GT manufacturer must be requested,
occur during gas turbine operation.
attention must be paid to certain significant details to
These brief instructions are intended to enable the enable assessment of the disturbance or the damage.
operating personnel to react appropriately to disturbances
After occurrence of the fault, the plant should
and thus on the one hand keep gas turbine outages to a
immediately be placed in an operationally safe condition.
minimum by taking the correct action and prevent damage
During the fact-finding inspection and investigation into the
to the turbine generator on the other.
cause of the fault, operating records such as strip charts,
operating logs, records from the alarm printer and
Notes on Procedure observations by operating personnel should always be
referred to.
The disturbances are listed according to the KKS
Damaged equipment should be left untouched as far as

system. These lists (3.1-0210, 3.1-0220 and 3.1-0240) also
possible, as agreed upon with the manufacturer, so that the
contain additional information, e.g. settings, limits,
original condition is still available for the fact-finding
switchpoints, etc. which can be used to correct
inspection.
disturbances.
It is advisable in all cases to contact the manufacturer
Fault rectification documentation includes a table of the

to determine immediate remedial action, so that targeted
fault alarms (with signal KKS identifiers) output on the
repairs or other measures can be initiated.
alarm printer together with brief descriptions of the
associated causes of each fault and possible measures for
rectification. The information given on possible causes and
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Fault Rectification Instructions for Completing GTPRs
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Instructions for Completing GTPRs 3.3-1709

Gas Turbine Performance Reports (GTPR) 3.3-1710
Dear Customer,
Gas Turbine Performance Reports (GTPRs) are used for
making basic information available that is required for
evaluating situations pertaining to operation of and damage
to your plant. Regular reporting on gas turbine operation Fig. 1 Error Message Triggered by Missing
enables a sound analysis of your plant. Process Comments
optimizations and/or suggestions for improvement can be
derived from these analyses. If the error message shown in Fig. 1 does not
appear, no entries must be made.
If we are to propose such suggestions for
optimization of your plant, it is essential that you
regularly return completed GTPR forms to us.
Activate generation of the transfer list (Client:
Module\Transfer Table). In doing so, always select the
previous month as the time frame.
General

If there is a connection to the PDC (Power Diagnostic

Gas Turbinen Performance Reports can be completed Center), the GTPR is automatically transmitted or can
electronically or manually. In the case of newer plants that be picked up from that location. Otherwise copy the two
are equipped with the flight recorder system WIN_TS most recent files stored in the folder
(Windows Turbine-Generator Analysis Systems), the d:\siemens\wints\daten\geb onto a diskette and

GTPR mask is filled in electronically as described in the send to the service liaison.
next section Generation of GTPRs with WIN_TS. At
plants not equipped with WIN_TS, GTPRs must be Event Editor
generated manually. Instructions for this are given in the Events can be processed using the dialog window Edit
section Generation of GTPRs Manually. Event. If an event is selected by double-clicking, the
dialog window for editing events opens, cf. Fig. 2.
Generation of GTPRs with WIN_TS
WIN_TS contains a GTPR module that can perform
automatic acquisition of operating data as well as GT
outage times. It is only necessary to enter supplementary
information pertaining to outage times.
Steps
The steps for electronic generation of GTPRs with
WIN_TS are explained in the following. Proceed as
follows: Fig. 2 Event Editor
The event list is configured such that no existing entry
Launch the module by clicking this button:
is deleted or changed. If a change is made, the modified
Enter all events for which comments are required. If entry is appended to the list as a new event. The source
comments on events are missing, a corresponding entry is then marked as invalid.
error message is displayed on the screen, cf. Fig. 1 for
an example. Possible Functions in the Dialog Window Edit Event
Deactivate event
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The corresponding event is based on a malfunction

(e.g., faulted signal) and should not be used.
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Back up event Because the lead counter in the I&C system is not capable
The event that is displayed was edited and is to be of sending results to WIN_TS, a copy was installed.
included in the event list. If details stored in WIN_TS deviate, the data in
WIN_TS must be corrected accordingly.
Generate new event
A missing event is to be added subsequently. This Special Cases
function is used primarily to document events that
cannot be recorded automatically, for example, change- Off-line Compressor Cleaning Identified as Failed Start.
over from standby to outage conditions and vice versa. It is not always possible to distinguish between off-line
compressor cleaning immediately followed by a machine
The tables included in document 3.3-1710 (Table
standstill from a true failed start.
A D) list possible predefined entries that can be
selected for insertion in the comment fields. In such cases, enter the following data in the fields
shown below:
Urgency: G planned measure
Generating the Transfer Table for GTPRs Reason: H preventive measure
The GTPR is generated at Siemens from a transfer table. KKS: Off-line compressor cleaning
This table is generated as follows:
Note: None.
Call up the function Module\Generate Transfer
Table in the client. An event is not output from the list Events which Still

Require Supplementary Information despite entry of

Once this function has been called up, the dialog
information.
window Export Transfer Table opens and the desired
time frame can be set. Click OK to generate the table, Entries must be made in all comment fields, even if no
click Cancel to abort this function, cf. Fig. 3. data can be stated. In such cases, these fields are to be
filled in as follows:
Urgency: Z none
Reason: Z other
KKS: None.
Note: None.
An event is no longer visible after editing.

Fig. 3: Generating the Transfer Table for GTPRs A new number is assigned to an event when it is edited.
It it possible that the event no longer matches filter settings
If one clicks the button Generate Transfer Table in after editing.
the operational analysis window, a transfer table with all
entries of the operating condition list is generated. Outage standstill not entered.
Outage standstills, e.g., inspections, major inspections,
General Maintenance other maintenance activities or outages caused by
Maintenance of the GTPR should be performed equipment damage cannot be detected automatically. Such
monthly. information must be entered manually.
When doing so, the general event list must be checked. If the outage immediately follows a trip or failed start, it
The default sequence of events is as follows: is sufficient to enter the time at which the outage ended
Standstill and the GT was again available for operation.
Start In all other cases both the beginning and of the time
during which the GT was not available must be entered.
Power operation
Coastdown
Standstill
Generation of GTPRs Manually
The times of these events must correspond to the The manually-generated GTPR comprises two record
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actual times of plant operation. sheets on the first two pages and four explanatory tables
In addition, the data of the plant operating hours (Tab. A D) on the remaining pages of the document:
counter must be compared with those of the I&C system.
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Record sheet 1 (3.3-1710, page 1) essentially Filling out Record Sheet 2

documents the available plant condition on the basis of
daily entries. Enter the following data in the table header:
Record sheet 2 (3.3-1710; page 2) documents Name and department of person completing form,
operational disturbances and/or periods of non- incl. phone and fax numbers.
availability such as failed starts, trips, or major Plant code: e.g., Sample plant
inspections.
Siemens T. no.: e.g.
Tab. A: Key to Column 22
Reporting month/year: e.g., 05/1995.
Tab. B: Key to Column 23
Tab. C: Key to Column 25 Column 14, Event No.
Tab. D: Key to Column 24. Enter event number. Events occurring during each year
Association between corresponding events on Record are numbered sequentially on Record Sheet 2, i.e., the
Sheets 1 and 2 is indicated exclusively by date and time first event in a calendar year is assigned event no. 1.
information entered, and not by event number.
Column 15 17, Failed Start
Instructions for completing GTPR form sheets The associated Fault Report Record can be used as an
are given in the following; Section 3.3-1709 alternative source of information for data entered in several
includes a sample form and detailed columns (S01 to S23) of the manually-prepared GTPR.
explanations.

The following example is given to explain the meaning

of information in the various columns of the Fault Report
Filling out Record Sheet 1 Record. Here only those columns of the Fault Report
Record are explained that are relevant to manually-
Enter the following data in the header: generated GTPRs. In this example, associated columns of
Plant code: e.g.: Sample plant the GTPR and the Fault Report Record are indicated
wherever possible:
Siemens T. No., e.g., 800 999 Unit 10 (= order
number) h. min. sec. sec/100 Column 2 of Fault Report
Record
Reporting month and year: e.g., June 2004
Time, using 24-hour notation:
Fill in the corresponding line for each day of the month.
hours, min. sec. 1/100 sec.
Filling in a line on the form is described in the following:
In the case of successful starts: Entry in column 15 of GEB
form sheet 2.
enter the number of successful starts in columns 1
MBJ01DE001 XN01 Column 4 of Fault Report
and 2 and
Record
enter operating hours in columns 5 to 11.
KKS of the subgroup
In the case of failed starts:
control/subloop control/group
enter failed starts in column 3 control/component that
the number of troubleshooting test starts in column triggered the failed start
4 and complete Record Sheet 2 Entry in column 25 of GEB
In the case of GT standstills: form sheet 2.
enter reserve outage hours in column 12 Startup frequency Column 7 of Fault Report
converter Record
enter non-availability hours in column 13 and
complete Record Sheet 2. Name of the superordinate
When adding columns 5 7 and 12 13 or columns Design Group, in this case:
8 11 and 12 13 the sum must always be 24 hours. startup frequency converter.
Exception: during dual-fuel operation, e.g., with fuel

gas and distillate fuel oil, this time balance yields larger
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sums (24 h + dual-fuel operating hours).
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06 NI VORB Column 8 of Fault Report Column 20: Enter the time at which non-availability
Record began.
S06 denotes abortion of the Column 21: Enter the time at which non-availability
start as the action in question ended.
here: Interruption of the
startup sequence at Step 06; Column 22, Urgency of Shutdown
NI VORB means: it was not
Enter the urgency of the shutdown in line with the key
possible to prepare the startup
in Table A of Section 3.3-1710.
frequency converter.
Enter the following data: Column 23, Reason for Shutdown

Column 15: Startup step during which the start was Enter the reason for the shutdown in line with the key in
aborted. The source of information for this entry is Table B of Section 3.3-1710.
the control room display (short-term) or column 2 of
the Fault Report Record (permanent); cf. example Column 24, Fuel Used at the Time of the
of Fault Report Record. Shutdown
Column 16: Criterion which triggered abortion of the Enter the fuel used at the time of the shutdown in line
start (see control room display). At the present, it is with the key in Table D of Section 3.3-1710.
not possible to state this criterion in all cases. If no
information on the triggering criterion is available, Column 25, Plant Item which Caused Shutdown

the KKS identifier (AKZ no. in the case of older

GTs) of the subgroup control/subloop control Enter complete KKS identifier (or AKZ identifier in the
element which aborted the start should be stated in case of older GTs) in column 25 (left-justified: one
column 25 as an alternative. The corresponding character per cell). This identifier is stated on the tag
mounted on or near the plant item or can be found in
KKS identifier can, for example, be found in column

4 of an existing Fault Report Record under the the Fault Report Record, cf. example given. If the KKS
corresponding failed start event S01 to S23, cf. (or AKZ) identifier is not known, base this entry on the
example of Fault Report Record. key in Table C of Section 3.3-1710.
Column 17: Enter rotor speed at the time the start was Column 26, Explanations
aborted (see control panel display).
Enter explanations of faults and non-availability periods
Column 18 19, Trip here. This entry should have a purely explanatory
character; i.e., the essential information on the
Column 18: Enter triggering criterion for the trip (see
fault/outage events must be given in the corresponding
control room display). At the present, it is not possible
columns 1 to 25 as the primary source of information.
to state this criterion in all cases.
Please do not use abbreviations here, as these often
Column 19: Enter power output at the time the trip cannot be decoded and thus render the entire entry in
occurred (see control panel display). column 26 useless.
Columns 20 21, Date of Non-availability

Columns 20 and 21 are each subdivided into 3 sub-
columns. Day, Month and Time.
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Refer also to: (column 23, cf. key in Table B of Section 3.3-1710). The
fuel used at the time the failed start occurred was NG =
Instructions for Completing GTPRs 3.3-1708 natural gas (column 24, refer to fuel key in Table D of
Gas Turbine Performance Reports (GTPR) 3.3-1710 Section 3.3-1710).
The functional unit which triggered this failed start was
Explanations of Instructions for Manually the ignition gas pressure instrument, which detected
Completing GEBs insufficient pressure.
The associated KKS identifier (MBQ11CP001) is listed
Sample forms are included at the end of this Section.
in column 25 (source: Fault Report Record). Pinpointing of
the cause of the first failed start was completed at 11:30
Example 1: Normal Operation
p.m. and a second start attempted; this start attempt is
GT startup on 05.05.04 using normal loading gradient recorded as event number 18 (column 14).
(column 1).
The sum of the non-availability times listed in
20 hours at base load and 4 hours at peak load were
columns 20 and 21 for these two failed starts
logged (columns 5 and 6) during the course of the day;
must correspond to the entry in column 13,
operation was exclusively on gas fuel in premix mode
GTPR Record Sheet 1.
(column 11).
On 06.05.04, the machine was operated 24 hours at
base load (column 5); of this, a total of 12 hours were Example 3: Failed start with subsequent
troubleshooting test start
logged with distillate fuel oil, 12 hours with gas in premix

mode (columns 8 and 11). A reserve outage of 9 hours (column 12, Record Sheet
On 2004-05-07 GT 10 was operated for 10 hours at 1) on 17.05.04 was followed by one failed start and one
base load (column 5) on gas in diffusion mode (column 10). troubleshooting test start (columns 3 and 4) with a total
non-availability time of 4 hours (column 13).
A reserve outage occurred on this day for a total of 14

hours (column 12). These operating conditions do not Entries on sheet 2 pertaining to this event (event
require entries on Record Sheet 2, as no entries are made number 19, columns 14 to 25) were made analogous to
in columns 3, 4, and 13. events 17 and 18.
The troubleshooting test start listed as event number 20
Example 2: Two failed starts does not include entries on the startup step, criterion and
On 2004-05-11, two failed starts (column 3) occurred speed (columns 15 17), urgency and reason for the
following a reserve outage of 21 hours (column 12), shutdown (columns 22 23) or KKS identifier (column 25),
causing a total of 3 non-availability hours (column 13). because this troubleshooting test start was performed
successfully, rendering entry of this information
Because entries were made in columns 3 and 13,
superfluous.
additional entries are necessary on GTPR Record Sheet 2
to indicate the breakdown of the non-availability time Time information entered in column 20 refer to the time
caused by the failed starts. of day when the troubleshooting test start began.
The first failed start, to which the event number 17 was Due to the fact that troubleshooting test starts do not
assigned (column 14), occurred on 2004-05-11, at 9:00 cause non-availability, the same time is entered for the
p.m. (columns 3, 13, and 20) during startup step 06 beginning and end of the event, i.e. duration = 0.
(column 15; source: control room or Fault Report Record) After completion of the successful troubleshooting test
and criterion 01 (column 16; source: control room). This start the machine was run up at the emergency loading
criterion gives further information on the situation by stating gradient (column 2).
the functional unit which triggered the failed start during the
respective startup step Example 4: Trip
Equivalent information on this criterion is offered by The gas turbine was started at the emergency loading
the KKS identifier in column 25 as it unequivocally states gradient on 2004-05-22 (column 2) and operated at base
which functional unit triggered the action; this is also listed load for a total of 21 hours using gas fuel exclusively in
in the Fault Report Record under the rubric S01-S23. The premix mode (column 11).
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urgency of the shutdown is indicated by code letter A

3 non-availability hours are listed in column 13, further
(column 22, cf. key in Table A of Section 3.3-1710), the
details are given on GTPR Record Sheet 2 under event
reason for the shutdown is indicated by code letter B
number 21 (column 14). Column 18 lists the coded trip
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criterion and column 19 the output immediately before trip includes the time remaining in May. The urgency and
(source for columns 18 and 19: control room). reason for the shutdown are entered in columns 22 and 23
The difference between the beginning and end time of (key: Tab. A and B, Section 3.3-1710) where H stands for
columns 20 and 21 must correspond to the entry in column annual scheduled outage program and G for major
13. inspection.
The entry in column 25 (KKS identifier) indicates which Important Notice:

functional unit was responsible for triggering the trip. This
information as well as the explanation in column 26 are If an event (e.g., trip) is followed by a forced
also given in the Fault Report Record. After the non- outage (e.g., repair) and then by a reserve
availability time caused by this trip of 3 hours had outagewithout an intermediate startbefore
transpired, the gas turbine was restarted and run up to that start which resumes plant operation,
base load at the emergency loading gradient (columns 2 these three time periods must be
and 5). unequivocally identifiable on the basis of the
entries on the two GTPR Record Sheets.
Example 5: Annual Scheduled Outage Program
Frequently-made error in this connection: the
The GT was started with the normal loading gradient on end of the repair is not explicitly stated, therefore
27.05.04 (column 1) and operated at base load (column 5) when evaluating the GTPR, the apparent repair
on gas in premix mode (column 11) for 11 hours. time is interpreted as excessively long. This
After this operating time, a normal shutdown was inherently has a negative impact on the
performed on the same day (indication thereof: no trip availability statistics and thus distorts the
noted on GTPR Sheet 2). Thereafter the major inspection assessment of overall plant operating
(annual scheduled outage program) was initiated (columns performance.
20 and 22).
Because the duration of the major inspection extended

beyond the end of the month, the entry in column 21 only
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Plant code: Sample plant Siemens T. no.: 800999 Unit 10 Reporting month/year: May 2004
Please submit Performance Reports by no later than the SIEMENS AG POWER GENERATION
15th of the following month to: PG O32
Mellinghofer Str. 55
D 45466 Muelheim/Ruhr
Order No. +49-208-456-4599
E-mail: GT-Performance-Report@pg.siemens.de
Number of successful Number of failed Operating hours Outage hours

starts starts
that did not culminate in the
load data fuel data
caused by troubleshooting
liquid gaseous
desired operating mode
with emergency loading
with distillate fuel oil

with normal loading
between base load
as a synchronous
in diffusion mode
Reserve outage
in premix mode
up to base load
Non-availability
and peak load
with heavy oil

compensator
gradient
gradient
hours
Day
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01
02
03 Example 1: Normal Operation:
04
05
1 20 4 24
06 24 12 12
07 10 10 14
08
09
10
Example 2: Two failed starts
11 2 21 3
12
13
14
15 Example 3: Failed starts followed by troubleshooting test start
16
17 1 1 1 11 11 9 4
18
19
20
21
Example 4: Trip
22 2 21 21 3
23
24
25 Example 5: Annual Scheduled Outage Program
26
27 1 11 11 13
28 24
29 24
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31 24
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PG O32
Mellinghofer Str.55 John Doe Siemens T. no.: 800999 Unit 10
Gas Turbine
Order No. +49-208-456-4599 Tel.: +49-2508-154-0815 FAX: -4711 Reporting May 2004
Power Generation
Fault Rectification
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Work produced in reporting period in kWh:
Scheduled/forced outage 123,456
Please enter data in columns 3, 4, and 13 of Record Sheet 1 Cumulative operating hours/starts (since initial
3)
startup)
Failed start trip Date of outage KKS identifier of plant item by the end of the previous month: 1234 / 123
Beginning End Triggering outage up to end of reporting month: 2345 / 234
(max. 15 characters) Equivalent operating hours (since last major
Tab. A*

inspection): 6780
2)
1)
2)
2)
2)
Information sources:
please
1) = Control room log and Fault Report Record
annual, serial

Tab. D*
enter left-justified
2) = Control room
(1 character per box)
3) = Plant operating hours counter
* = cf. form sheet page 3

Information sources: Table C* Explanations of faults and non-availability
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periods: (To enter additional information on
Tab. B*
or Fault Report Record damage and replaced parts, please use the
Event No.,
Startup step
Criterion
Speed
Criterion
Output in MW
Day
Month
Time of day
Day
Month
Time of day
Urgency
Reason
Fuel
or defective component sheet entitled Problem Report).
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Example 1: Normal operation: No entry necessary
Example 2: Two failed starts

17 06 01 340 11 5 21:00 11 5 22:30 A B NG M B Q 1 1 C P 0 0 1 Failed start 1:Ign gas pressure <min.
Completion of GTPRs
18 08 02 590 11 5 22:30 11 5 24:00 A B NG M B A 1 0 C S 0 2 0 Failed start 2:Turbine speed >8.0rps

Gas Turbine in General
Speed controller faulted

Example 3: Failed start with subsequent troubleshooting test start
19 14 02 1200 17 5 8:40 17 5 12:40 A B FO M B M 0 0 C O 0 0 1 Failed start: main flame not on
20 17 5 12:40 17 5 12:40 Troubleshooting test start
Example 4: Trip
21 03 340 22 5 13:10 22 5 16:10 A B NG M B D 1 1 C T 0 2 1 Thrust bearing temperature (front) >120C
Example 5: Annual Scheduled Outage Program

22 27 5 11:00 31 5 24:00 H G Annual Scheduled Outage Program
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3.3-1709-0001/4
until mid-June
Fault Rectification Gas Turbine Performance Reports (GTPR)
Plant code: Siemens T. no.: Reporting month/year:
Refer also to: SIEMENS AG - POWER GENERATION

PG O32
Instructions for Completing GTPRs 3.3-1708 Mellinghofer Str.55
Instructions for Completing GTPRs 3.3-1709 D 45466 Muelheim/Ruhr
FAX: +49-208-456-4599
Please submit GTPRs by no later than the 15th of the E-mail: GT-Performance-Report@pg.siemens.de
following month to:
Number of Number of failed Operating hours Outage hours
successful starts starts
load data fuel data
Non-availability hours
that did not culminate
liquid gaseous
with normal loading
between base load
as a synchronous
loading gradient
Reserve outage
with emergency
operating mode
up to base load
in premix mode
troubleshooting
and peak load

in the desired
with heavy oil

compensator
with distillate
in diffusion
caused by
gradient
fuel oil
mode
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
01

02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
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31

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PG O32
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Gas Turbine
FAX: +49-208-456-4599 Tel.: FAX: Reporting
Power Generation
Fault Rectification
Siemens AG
Work produced in reporting period in kWh:
Scheduled/forced outage __________________________
Please enter data in columns 3, 4, and 13 of Record Sheet 1 Cumulative operating hours/starts (since
3)
initial startup)
Failed start Trip Date of outage KKS identifier of plant item by the end of the previous month: ___ / ____
Beginning End triggering outage up to end of reporting month: ____ / ____
(max. 15 characters) Equivalent operating hours (since last major
Tab. A*
Tab. B*
Tab. D*
inspection): _____________________
2)
1)
2)
2)
2)
Information sources:
please
1) = Control room log and Fault Report Record
annual, serial

enter left-justified
2) = Control room
(1 character per box)
3) = Plant operating hours counter
* = cf. form sheet page 3
Explanations of faults and non-availability
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Information sources: Table C*
periods: (To enter additional information on
or Fault Report Record damage and replaced parts, please use the
Event No.,
Startup step
Criterion
Speed
Criterion
Output in MW
Day
Month
Time of day
Day
Month
Time of day
Urgency
Reason
Fuel
or defective component sheet entitled Problem Report).
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
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Table A
Key to Column 22
Urgency of Shutdown
Forced outage period

A Immediate automatic shutdown (load rejection, trip, failed start)
B Immediate manual shutdown required (load rejection, trip, failed start)
C Immediate shutdown or immediate outage required
D Restart not possible (due to damage detected during outage that prevents restart)
E Can be postponed up to 12 hours
F Can be postponed until the next weekend
outage period
G Can be postponed until beyond the next weekend
Scheduled
H Annual Outage Program (measures planned far in advance)
Z None (measures that can be performed at any desired time)

Table B
Key to Column 23
Reason for shutdown

A Damage (repair necessary)

B Fault (without damage); functional disturbance that imposes no restriction on continued operation of the equipment
or unit, immediate or subsequent repair measure not necessary
C Maloperation (without damage, i.e., no repair work necessary)
E Inspection/maintenance and/or function or condition check (does not require major dismantling, setting or resetting
work)
F Official inspection (including in-service inspections and one-time inspections called for by the authorities)
G Major inspection (not F, function and condition check involving major dismantling and replacement of wear parts)
H Precautionary measure/preventive maintenance (not E through G, maintenance performed even though no
functional disturbance or damage has occurred; performed on the basis of findings during operation or statistically-
determined time intervals or on the basis of other knowledge)
K Modification/conversion
L Test, measurement
N External influence (all events occurring off the power plant site that affect availability, e.g., instructions given and
requirements imposed by the authorities, fuel, water, weather conditions. For equipment unit/component:
If caused by another item of equipment/component)
P Standby
Y Other
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Table C
Key to Column 25
Components Causing Outage (KKS Identifiers)
A Auxiliary Systems MA Steam turbine plant
ABA 420kV system MAA HP turbine
AR Safety system MAB IP turbine
AT Auxiliary System MAC LP turbine
MAD Bearings
B Power transmission and auxiliary power supply MAH Motive water system
BAA Generator leads MAK Transmission gear between prime mover and driven
BAT Generator transformers including cooling system machine, incl. turning gear
BB MV distribution boards and transformers, normal system MAL Drain and vent systems
BBE Medium-voltage distribution board MAM Leak-off steam system
BBT MV auxiliary power transformers MAV Lubricant supply system
BF LV main distribution boards and transformers, normal system MAW Sealing, heating, and cooling steam system
BT Battery systems MAX Non-electric control and protection equipment, incl.
BUB DC distribution board fluid supply system
C Instrumentation and control equipment MAY Electrical control and protection equipment
CH Protection MB Gas turbine plant
CHA Cabinets for generator and transformer protection MBA Turbine, compressor rotor with common casing
CJF Boiler control system MBD Bearings
CJN Instrumentation and control cabinets for steam turbine set

MBH Cooling and seal gas system

CJP Instrumentation and control cabinets for gas turbine set MBJ Start-up unit
CXX Local control station MBK Transmission gear between prime mover and driven
CY Communications equipment machine, incl. turning gear, barring gear
EK Supply of gaseous fuels MBL Intake air, cold gas system
EKB Moisture separation system MBM Combustion Chamber
EKC Heating system MBN Fuel supply system (liquid)

EKD Main reducing station, expansion turbine MBP Fuel supply system (gaseous)
EKG Piping system MBQ Ignition fuel supply system
EKH Main pressure boosting system MBR Exhaust gas system
MBU Additive system
G Water supply and disposal MBV Lubricant supply system
GAD Storage system MBX Non-electric control and protection equipment, incl.
GAF Pump system fluid supply system
GC Treatment of process water (demineralization), MBY Electrical control and protection equipment
demineralization plant MK Generator plant
GHC Distribution after treatment (demineralization) MKA Generator, complete, incl. rotor and integral cooling
GKB Storage, forwarding, distribution equipment
GM Collection and drainage system for plant service water MKC Generator exciter set, complete
MKD Bearings
H Conventional heat generation
MKF Liquid cooling (excluding cooling oil)
HA Pressure system
MKG Gas cooling
HAA LP part-flow feed heating system
MKV Lubricant supply system
HAC Economizer system
MKW Sealing oil system
HAD Evaporator system
MKY Control and protection equipment
HAH HP superheater system
MYB Terminal boxes on the turbine-generator
HN Flue gas exhaust
HNE Smoke stack system P Cooling water systems
HU Flue gas reheating system PAB Circulating (main cooling) water piping and culvert
system
L Steam, water, gas cycles
PAC Circulating (main cooling) water pump system
LA Feedwater system
PAD Recirculating cooling system, outfall cooling system
LAB Feedwater piping system
PAH Condenser cleaning system, incl. all appurtenances
LAC Feedwater pump system
PAS Make-up water pump system
LAE HP desuperheating spray system
PDB Filtering, mechanical cleaning system
LAF IP desuperheating spray system
LB Steam System Q Auxiliary systems
LBA Main steam piping system QE General compressed air and carrier air supply
LBB Hot reheat piping system QK Chilled water systems for conventional area
LBC Cold reheat piping system QU Sampling systems for conventional area
LBF HP reducing station
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LCA Main condensate piping system SG Stationary fire protection systems

LCB Main condensate pump system SGK Halon fire-fighting systems
LCL Steam generator drains system SH Water facilities
SHA Intake system
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Table D
Key to Column 24
Fuel Abbreviations
DF = distillate fuel oil

HFO = heavy fuel oil
NG = natural gas
DF = dual fuel (e.g., low-BTU gas and distillate fuel oil)

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Fault Rectification Vibration
Non-contact eddy current sensors are employed for

Measured Variables measuring shaft vibration. This measurement technique is
based of the principle that the magnetic field generated by
Of the possible variables vibration displacement, a coil through which eddy current flows induces eddy
vibration velocity and vibration acceleration, the currents in electrically conducting materials. These eddy
internationally applicable guidelines stipulate vibration currents, in turn, draw power from the coil via its magnetic
displacement as the relevant variable for determining field. The result of this is a reduction in the voltage
absolute bearing vibration and vibration path as the amplitude. This effect is then converted to a signal
relevant variable for determining relative shaft vibration. proportional to the measured variable. In the case of
These three variables are rigidly interrelated, and in the relative shaft vibration, shaft motion relative to the bearing
case of sinusoidal vibrations, each can be converted to shell is measured. Since the oil film is not infinitely rigid, the
either of the other two. rotor may deviate from its ideal path during rotation. Two
sensors offset by 90 are required at each instrument plane
v=s for determining this kinetic shaft path.
a = s 2 = v where: = 2 f
Change in Vibration Behavior
With nonsinusoidal vibrations, such conversion is only
permissible for a single component which has been filtered Despite all mechanical design, fabrication and
out, and not for the sum value. When citing bearing installation measures, vibration may occur due to factors
housing or shaft vibration data, it must absolutely be which, as they usually compound each other, are
ensured that the correct units are used. In general, sometimes difficult to quantify. If increased vibration

vibration can be expressed as an effective value, as a peak occurs, investigations must be performed together with the
value (single amplitude) or as peak-to-peak (double manufacturer to pinpoint their cause and define targeted
amplitude). In the USA, for example, vibration amplitude is measures to eliminate them. It is not practicable to give a
usually expressed as a peak-to-peak value. complete overview of causes and the resultant remedial
measures. The intent of this document is to simply point

Before stating any vibration data, always convert to
out characteristics and causes of possible vibration
those units stipulated in the ISO standards, that is, express
phenomena which may occur.
bearing housing vibration in [mm/seff] and shaft vibration in
[mpp] (peak-to-peak). The majority of turbine-generator vibrations are
caused by unbalance. These are primarily forced
Instrumentation vibrations at the frequency of shaft rotational
speed. In addition, vibrations also occur at
Accelerometers have a long, proven record for integral multiples of the rotational frequency.
measuring absolute vibration. The spring-mass system of Subharmonic or high-frequency vibrations are
these transducers is selected such that the pickup operates rarely registered.
below its own natural frequency. The piezoelectric effect of
quartz crystals is used to convert mechanical motion into
Rotational-frequency Vibration
an electric signal. Here the charge shift is proportional to
acceleration. Compared to velocity pickups, this technique Causes of increased rotational frequency vibration may
offers significant advantages through its higher cutoff include the following mechanisms, among others:
frequency, long service life and ruggedness, even at high Serious unbalance caused by factors relating to
operating temperatures. Furthermore, accelerometers are operation which cannot be considered when balancing
insensitive to magnetic fields. Because very high-frequency individual shafts (for example temperature or load
vibration can, under unfavorable circumstances (e.g. blade dependent faults). Vibrational disturbances may also
resonance which can be transmitted as structure-borne have their origin in the coupling of several shafts where
noise), interfere with measurement, each accelerometer is centering errors or axial runout of the coupling flanges
mounted on a mechanical filter. These filters allow vibration occur.
in the frequency range from 20 to 500Hz of the
accelerometer's primary measuring direction to pass
unfiltered while simultaneously blocking transverse
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vibration signal is filtered electronically with high-pass and
low-pass filters prior to further processing by the I&C
system.
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Thermal factors can usually be identified by continuous line of shafting in the power plant as field rebalancing
transitions of vibration parameters on load or measures performed previously are no longer suitable for
temperature change. Differences in the heat transfer the new situation.
coefficient at the shaft surface may cause shaft bowing One frequently-made error is performing only one
and thus changes in the quality of shaft balancing. vibration measurement shortly after reaching operating
Vibration usually increases with load or temperature. speed and then shutting down the turbine-generator for the
After a sufficient time has elapsed, temperatures are purpose of placing balancing weights. Measured data of
equalized, thereby offsetting this effect. If the warm-up this kind are not representative for the actual balancing
process is decelerated, this type of disturbance is condition. A steady-state condition must be achieved, this
correspondingly less pronounced. Even slight frequently takes many hours. Quality balancing can only be
temperature differences may be sufficient to cause achieved if reliably reproducible data are available. For the
substantial changes in vibration behavior. This fact is of above-mentioned reasons, we urgently recommend that
particular significance for the gas turbine rotor, as this only appropriately qualified personnel is assigned to
item is unavoidably subjected to very rapid temperature perform rebalancing work.
increases.
If it is necessary to question the reproducibility of a
Thermally-induced vibrational disturbances with a so- given turbine-generator's vibration behavior, then it is more
called "linking effect" also occur, however less expedient to repeat measurements than to begin
frequently. At low output running behavior is initially rebalancing. Should this not become evident until after
good, vibration increases with increasing output but commencement of rebalancing, one should consider
does not return to its initial level when output is restoring the initial condition (i.e. remove all weights added

decreased. In such cases thermal effects are in the course of rebalancing) and determine whether the
compounded by mechanical factors. balance condition is reproducible.
If the shaft rubs against the gland seal strips or inner A limited number of balancing planes are available for
casing, localized temperature increases cause slight rebalancing in the power plant. This fact often has the
shaft bowing and also induce thermal unbalance. result that only partial improvement of balance condition
Clearances may also be bridged at the bearing housing can be achieved, i.e., a portion of the vibrations can be
oil wiper rings which may cause formation of oil coke. reduced but at the cost of degraded vibration performance
at other measuring points or under other operating
Subharmonic Vibration conditions. If one is to accurately recognize this
A loose connection in the load path anchoring rotating contradictory situation during rebalancing, it is necessary to
machinery to the foundation is one possible cause of this register vibrations at all measuring points and under all
rarely-occurring disturbance. Such vibrational components operating conditions as comprehensively as possible. This
can only be detected by frequency analysis. is the only way to find an optimal compromise between
technical and economic considerations.
As a rule, a minimum of five days should be scheduled
Balancing
for performing rebalancing work. This time frame is based
Unbalance is not directly measurable. It can only be on placement of balancing weights and the requisite
recognized by its effect on vibration. When rebalancing, steady-state test runs. If the time requirements of previous
additional balancing weights are either added to the rotor or rebalancing work are known, it may be reasonably possible
weights previously installed are removed to largely to schedule less time for rebalancing.
compensate for existing unbalance. Balancing merely Incorrect conclusions regarding evaluation of the
establishes an equilibrium between the original unbalance system's sensitivity to unbalance are often drawn on the
and the newly-placed balancing weights. basis of rebalancing results. If a system only slightly
This fact has a definitely practical significance, responds to test unbalance masses this by no means
particularly in the case of subsequent rebalancing indicates that substantial unbalance is involved. It is also
measures performed in the power plant. Rebalancing rarely possible that the test unbalance mass in this case also lies
improves the balance condition of a single shaft, instead it in the selected balancing plane and is thus ineffective due
merely improves the running behavior of the overall power to nodal proximity. Conversely, the following conclusion is
train. In practical terms, if a rotor is replaced after possible: if minor unbalance triggers substantial change in
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rebalancing in a major inspection or is completely vibration behavior, this is clearly indicative of increased
rebalanced during repair in the factory, it may be necessary vibration sensitivity to test unbalance masses.
to perform further rebalancing after connecting the entire
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Even the effects of thermally-induced unbalance can be Evaluation Criteria

mitigated by rebalancing. This is, however, only possible if
the load-dependent change in vibration behavior remains ISO standards of the series ISO 10816 "Mechanical
within certain limits. If the load-dependent change is vibration - evaluation of machine vibration by
greater than twice the permissible vibration, it is very measurements on non-rotating parts and series ISO 7919
unlikely that rebalancing can achieve acceptable results. "Mechanical vibration of non-reciprocating machines -
measurements on rotating shafts and evaluation were
In some cases it is possible to agree on a reasonable
revised during the last decade and for the first time now
compromise with the operator prior to completion of
provide information on the interpretation of evaluation
rebalancing. In the case of a turbine-generator intended
results and for setting limit values for vibration monitoring.
almost exclusively for full-load operation, one will strive for
Information relevant to gas turbines can be found in Part 4
an optimum balance condition under these conditions,
of both standards, as well as the general introduction
perhaps at the expense of increased vibration during
comprising Part 1 of both standards. Instead of indicating
loading and unloading and even when passing through
vibration range limits, both series designate the ranges
critical speed ranges. This may involve vibration levels that
themselves as zones lettered A, B, C and D. Assessments
also exceed applicable alarm limits for the steady-state
have been defined for each of these zones and are applied
operating condition. This is permissible because of the
consistently in all parts of the series. The zones are defined
robust design of Siemens V gas turbine.
as follows:
Zone A: The vibration of newly commissioned machines
Conversion of Limits would normally fall within this zone.

Before stating any vibration data, always convert to Zone B: Machines with vibration within this zone are
those units stipulated in the ISO standards, that is, express normally considered acceptable for unrestricted
bearing housing vibration in mm/seff or mm/srms and shaft continuous operation.
vibration in mpp (peak-to-peak). The following equations Zone C: Machines with vibration within this one are
apply for conversion (sinusoidal vibration): normally considered unsatisfactory for long-term
continuous operation. Generally, the machine may be
Vibration velocity: operated for a limited period in this condition until a
1 (mm/s)pk = 0.707 mm/seff suitable opportunity arises for remedial action.
Zone D: Vibration values within this zone are normally
1 (inch/s)rms = 25.4 mm/seff considered to be of sufficient severity to cause damage
to the machine.
1 (inch/s)pk = 18 mm/seff These evaluations enable the operator to diagnose the
vibration condition of a machine and provide clear
Vibration amplitude: instructions regarding any necessary measures.
1
1 milpp = inchpp = 25.4 mpp Evaluation zone limits for vibration velocity veff for
1000
measurements on non-rotating parts per ISO 10816-4
Zone limit A/B veff = 4.5 mm/seff
Examples:
Zone limit B/C veff = 9.3 mm/seff (alarm)
Vibration velocity:
Zone limit C/D veff = 14.7 mm/seff (trip)
vpk = 13.15 mm/s veff = 13.15 * 0.707 mm/seff = 9.3 mm/seff
These values apply for casing vibration in the vertical

vpk = 0.25 inch/s veff = 0.25 * 25.4 *0.707 mm/seff = 4.5 mm/seff direction under steady-state operating conditions and at
rated speed.
A second evaluation criterion is the change in vibration
vrms = 0.58 inch/s veff = 25.4 * 0.58 mm/seff =14.7 mm/seff
magnitude from a previously established reference value. If
Vibration amplitude: a rapid or instantaneous increase in vibration is observed,
Spp = 2.5 mils Spp = 2.5 * 25.4 m = 63.5 mpp appropriate investigations should be initiated in cooperation
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alarm value of veff = 9.3 mm/seff. If a change in vibration
magnitude is accompanied by loud noises from the GT, the
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turbine-generator must be shut down immediately, even if to make a preliminary assessment of the problem and
the accuracy of the display is in doubt. Such noises are possibly derive measures for rectifying the problems.
indicative of mechanical damage (blade damage or Please send the completed questionnaire to the respective
massive rubbing damage). department or your service sales department liaison at
corporate headquarters.
Fault Causes and Rectification Siemens has set up a 24-hour hotline service for
handling urgent situations.
Despite all mechanical design, fabrication and
installation measures, vibration may occur as described
above due to factors which, as they usually compound For prompt assistance contact:
each other, are sometimes difficult to quantify. If increased Siemens AG
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with the manufacturer to pinpoint their cause and define
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Vibration Problems
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out as completely as possible if vibration problems occur at
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Instructions for analyzing changes in vibration behavior
Other symptoms Cause Measures/Fault Rectification
Rapid or instantaneous
increase in vibration.
loud noises, change in GT Possible damage, e.g. Shut down turbine-generator immediately, even if the
parameters (output, OTC, NOX) blade damage, rubbing accuracy of the display is in doubt. Observe whether the
observed damage (bridging of axial increase in vibration also occurs during coastdown.
clearances) Measure coastdown time. Inspect GT.
Significantly elevated bearing Bearing damage Check affected bearings and surrounding area.
metal temperatures
Increased vibration due to

pronounced rotational

frequency components
Temporary increase in Transient vibration These are faults with thermal origins observed during
vibration under transient changes in load and temperature and are generally of only
operating conditions brief duration. This vibration behavior is a known
phenomenon typical for gas turbines. Increased vibration
during loading or load changes is often caused by thermally-
induced unbalance. This results from a rotationally
asymmetric temperature distribution within the rotor due to
very slightly uneven heating. The magnitude of thermally-
induced unbalance is a function of various parameters and
may change more or less significantly over time.
The effects of thermally-induced unbalance can usually
be mitigated by rebalancing. If the warm-up process is
slowed down, the phenomenon is less pronounced.
Rubbing If the shaft briefly rubs against the gland seal strips or inner
casing, localized temperature increases cause slight shaft
bowing and thus induce thermal unbalance. Rubbing-induced
faults are identified using special instrumentation, often in
combination with polar vector diagrams.
These rubbing effects can be eliminated by balancing
and/or reducing the load change rate.
Restrained expansion Restrained expansion (due to distortion or jamming) can lead

to more or less significant changes in the transmission
behavior (stiffness/damping characteristics) of the GT system
and thus to increased vibration.
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Check the casing and exhaust system for anything which

may restrain expansion. Eliminate the causes of
restrained expansion.
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Increased vibration over the Thermally induced faults Thermal factors can usually be identified by continuous
entire load range under (general) transitions of vibration parameters on load or temperature
steady-state operating con- change. As a rule, vibration increases with load or
ditions; elevated vibration temperature. The specific load conditions corresponding to
relative to previously deter- vibrational conditions are usually reproducible.
mined values while passing The effects of thermally-induced unbalance can usually
through natural frequencies be mitigated by rebalancing.
Rotor distortion due to Turn the turbine-generator shaft as specified.

improper turning gear
operation
Forces acting on the rotors Provisional rectification by rebalancing the turbine-

with eccentric coupling generator; correct irregularities at next opportunity.

Replacement of rotor Rebalance the line of shafting.

components during a major
inspection; change in
distribution of unbalance
along the rotor
Blade failure Check blading (consult manufacturer).
Bearing A change in bearing geometry results in changes to system

characteristics (stiffness, damping effect of the oil film).
Check bearing geometry after consulting the
manufacturer.

pronounced low-frequency
components
Vibration occurs as a Unstable rotor balance due Oil whip/oil whirl leads to instability. Frequency analysis
function of lube oil to self-induced vibration identifies these vibrations. This phenomenon has so far not
temperature; frequency is been observed in Siemens gas turbines, however.
approximately 0.46 - 0.48x
rotational frequency
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Subharmonic vibration Slack in the load path A non-linear spring characteristic results if the connection
components between the foundation and between the foundation and the bearing housing is not firmly
the bearing housings bolted. Such vibrations can often be identified on control
room multi-channel strip charts or by frequency analysis.
Check the load path between the foundation and the
bearing housing. Change oil inlet temperature; it may be
necessary to increase damping the plain bearings. Notify
the manufacturer. This phenomenon has so far not
occurred with Siemens gas turbines.

higher harmonic frequency
components

Vibration occurs at 2x Mechanical or magnetic As a rule, turbine-generators with two-pole generators also
rotational frequency excitation by the generator sustain vibration at a frequency equal to 2x rotational
frequency. Detection of such vibrations requires
measurement at selected frequencies.
Consult the engineering department responsible for

generator construction in the event of elevated values.
Alignment The cause of increased components at 2x rotational

frequency may also be the result of changes in shaft
alignment.
Check alignment.
High-frequency vibration Faulty measurement chain Under unfavorable conditions (special frequency
components constellations, modulation of low-frequency components),
high-frequency vibration may interfere with/invalidate the
actual measurements.
Check the entire instrumentation chain, including the
mounts for the mechanical filter and accelerometer.
Perform control measurements.
Increased vibration during Excessive/elevated Pass through these speed ranges as quickly as possible;
startup or shutdown amplitudes while passing rebalance after consulting the manufacturer in the event
through natural frequencies of more significant disturbances.
of the system
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.3-1780-0001/7
Vibration Troubleshooting Questionnaire
Gas turbine plant (project name) : .................................................................................................................................

Type (GT / generator) : .................................................................................................................................
Date : .......................................
Operating hours : .......................................
Number of starts : .......................................
Equivalent operating hours : .......................................
1. Description of the problem:

Please describe the problem as completely as possible and send us copies of all
documents (correspondence, vibration records, etc.),
compiled to date on this problem. .......................................
2. Turbine-generator operating mode:

Number of start/stop cycles per unit time (per day/week/month) .......................................

3. Is the turbine-generator also equipped for monitoring bearing pedestal vibration

using a shaft vibration monitoring system?
yes .......................................
no .......................................
4. With what type of vibration does the problem occur?

Bearing pedestal vibration .......................................
Shaft vibration .......................................
Both .......................................
5. At which measuring points does the problem occur?

(Please indicate measuring direction, e.g., vertical, etc.)
Turbine bearing (turbine end) .......................................
Compressor bearing (compressor end) .......................................
Generator bearing (turbine end) .......................................
Generator bearing (exciter end) .......................................
Gearbox (V64.3) .......................................
6. Under which operating condition does the problem occur?

During startup .......................................
After synchronization .......................................
When loading the GT .......................................
During steady-state power operation .......................................
7. Under which startup conditions does the problem occur?

during cold start (OTC <70C) .......................................
during hot start (OTC >70C) .......................................
Independent of startup conditions .......................................
8. How long has the problem persisted? Was the change sudden or
progressive?
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(Over what period of time?) .......................................
Siemens AG 3.3-1780-0001/8
9. Was/is each start preceded by turning gear operation as specified

in the Product Manual?
yes .......................................
no .......................................
10. What type of disturbance occurs?

Vibration peak following synchronization .......................................
Excessively high steady-state vibration .......................................
Abrupt changes in steady-state vibration .......................................
Severe vibration during startup (indicate speeds) .......................................
Other phenomena (explain) .......................................
11. If severe steady-state vibration occurs:

How many hours after startup is steady-state operation achieved (at constant load)? .......................................
Please indicate load (MW) and reactive power (Mvar). .......................................
12. Are the steady-state vibrations a function of load?

Yes (attach copies of the vibration plot and load/reactive power) .......................................
no .......................................
13. Is the problem reproducible, i.e., does it always occur in the


same manner?
yes .......................................
no (explain) .......................................
14. Is the turbine-generator operated with under and/or overfrequency?

yes (explain) .......................................
no .......................................
15. In the case of bearing pedestal vibration, the vibration velocity

(derived from vibration acceleration) is recorded.
To what mode is the instrumentation chain set?
Effective value (rms) in [mm/s] (specified setting) .......................................
Peak value in [mm/s] .......................................
Peak to peak value in [mm/s] .......................................
16. In the case of shaft vibrations, vibration amplitude is measured.

To what mode is the instrumentation chain set?
Peak to peak value in [m/s] .......................................
Other setting (explain) .......................................
17. How do the vibration plots made during operation look?

Please send a copy (separate copies for cold and warm start if
applicable), indicating the following:
Machine number, time scale, date,
scale increment, color coding
Always indicate load and reactive power.
18. Is the machine equipped with a diagnostic computer?

Yes (computer information, diagrams, etc.) .......................................
no .......................................
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Siemens AG 3.3-1780-0001/9
19. Were readings checked for plausibility (e.g., using hand-held instruments),
to determine whether standard instrumentation was faulted?
Yes (explain, results - always include dimension with measurements!) .......................................
no .......................................
20. Were instrumentation chains switched (e.g. compressor and turbine

bearing or machine A and B) to check for instrumentation hardware
faults?
yes (explain) .......................................
no .......................................
21. Are replacement instruments for the vibration monitoring instrumentation

chain available at the power plant?
yes (explain) .......................................
no .......................................
22. Are the operational vibration pickups firmly seated?

yes .......................................
no .......................................

23. Describe the subjective assessment of rotor vibration behavior

made by placing a hand on the machine.
Machine runs smoothly .......................................
Machine does not run smoothly (explain) .......................................
24. In the case of vibration peaks (excluding thermally-induced transient

unbalance peaks occurring immediately after synchronization): is
it possible to record vibration peaks using a logger with a sufficiently
fast response time?
yes .......................................
no .......................................
25. Is machine expansion restrained at any point (e.g., in the

center guide)?
yes (explain) .......................................
no .......................................
26. Does severe vibration occur at peripheral equipment

(e.g. high-amplitude piping vibration)?
yes (explain) .......................................
no .......................................
27. When and by whom was the machine last balanced?

Date .......................................
Balanced by .......................................
28. Would it be possible to perform a vector measurement

(=plotting the time history of vibrations as amplitude over phase angle)
at the power plant without the assistance of SIEMENS specialists?
yes (indicate device, pickups, phase reference) .......................................
Class: RESTRICTED
no .......................................
Siemens AG 3.3-1780-0001/10
29. Would it be possible to perform a frequency analysis at the

power plant without the assistance of SIEMENS specialists?
yes (indicate device, pickups) .......................................
no .......................................
30. What assembly, dismantling or reassembly work which could be

related to machine vibration behavior was most recently performed?
Measures (explain) .......................................
Date .......................................
Performed by whom? .......................................
31. If (partial) blading replacement was performed recently:

Was a blade installation plan from the Berlin manufacturing plant available?
yes (provided by whom?) .......................................
no .......................................
32. If the rotor has been disassembled recently:

were all parts returned to their original positions relative to one
another during reassembly of the rotor?
yes .......................................

no (explain) .......................................
33. If the rotor has been disassembled recently:

were any irregularities observed during dismantling?
yes (explain) .......................................
no .......................................
34. What work specified in TISLs was or was not performed which could
be related to machine vibration behavior?
Provide information on a separate sheet. .......................................
The above questions were answered by:

Class: RESTRICTED
Prepared by: Date: Department: Phone: Fax:
Siemens AG 3.3-1780-0001/11
Gas Turbine Gas Turbine Bearing
Fault Rectification Vibration Protection
with Casing Vibration Measurement
System: MBD
Alarm Change in Normal Possible Causes Measures

Condition
MYB01EZ131ZV94 Limit
Turbine bearing vibration Y.LAGER.M
alarm (cf. SREL for setpoint) of at
least one channel exceeded.
and/or and no notification
MYB01EZ132ZV94 During steady-state or non- Suspected damage, Shut down turbine-generator
Compressor bearing vibration steady-state operation: e.g. blade damage, bearing immediately by manual trip,
alarm Rapid or instantaneous in- damage with rubbing. even if the accuracy of the
crease in vibration. display is in doubt.
Turbine bearing vibration Loud noises, change in GT Observe whether the in-
disturbed parameters (output, ATK, crease in vibration also oc-
or NOX) observed. curs during coastdown.
Compressor bearing vibration Measure coastdown time and
disturbed compare to previous results.
Monitor startup of turning
gear operation.

Monitor turning gear speed. If

speed decreases or unusual
noises occur during turning
gear operation, bring the line
of shafting to a halt and use

the oil supply and shaft jack-
ing system to cool the GT.
Inspect GT. Inform responsi-
ble departments at
SIEMENS/KWU immediately.
During non-steady-state Thermally-induced unbalance Reduce rate of loading or
operation: during loading or load load change.
Temporary, slow increase in changes. Inform responsible depart-
vibration under transient ments at SIEMENS/KWU.
operating conditions. Rubbing of the seal strips or Use special measurement
oil wipers. techniques to investigate the
cause.
Rebalance.
Restrained expansion Check alignment at next
scheduled standstill.
Check casing guides and
expansion joints in the ex-
haust gas path only if dam-
age here is suspected.
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.3-1783-6000/1

Condition
Increased vibration during Unbalanced shafting. Annunciation of pretrip
runup: Rotor distortion due to im- alarms is permissible.
Elevated amplitudes while proper turning gear operation Monitor vibration during lim-
passing through natural fre- Rubbing of the seal strips or ited, stepped loading.
quencies of the system. oil wipers. If vibration stabilizes or de-
After reaching rated speed or creases at a certain load,
during subsequent loading. rebalancing is possible.
Inform responsible depart-
ments at SIEMENS/KWU.
Restrained expansion Check casing guides and
Increased vibration during Unbalanced shafting. Rebalance.
load reduction/shutdown:

Elevated amplitudes while

passing through natural fre-
quencies of the system.
MBYB01EZ131XK01 Limit Y.LAGERS.S
Turbine bearing vibration trip (cf. SREL for setpoint)

of at least on channel ex-
and/or ceeded.
MBYB01EZ132XK01 During steady-state or non- Suspected damage, e.g. Observe whether the in-
Compressor bearing vibration steady-state operation: blade damage. crease in vibration also oc-
trip curs during coastdown.
Measure coastdown time and
compare to previous results.
Monitor startup of turning
gear operation.
Monitor turning gear speed. If
Inspect GT. Inform responsi-
ble departments at
SIEMENS/KWU immediately.
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.3-1783-6000/2

Condition
Increased vibration during Unbalanced shafting. Shut down GT and begin
runup: Rotor distortion due to im- turning gear operation. Moni-
Elevated amplitudes while proper turning gear operation tor startup of turning gear
passing through natural fre- Rubbing of the seal strips or operation.
quencies of the system. oil wipers. Monitor turning gear speed. If
During restart, amplitudes
while passing through natural
frequencies of the system
must be lower than before.

Restrained expansion Check casing guides and


Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.3-1783-6000/3
Fault Rectification Vibration Protection with Casing Vibration
Measurement / Measuring Instruments
System: MBD

Condition
CJQ01GS002XG01 The vibration protection Refer to the respective oper- If the causes for the irregu-
Measuring device, vibration system is inactive during ating manual to determine larities cannot be rectified
calibration "on" calibration. the cause of any irregularities with the help of the operating
Calibration should not be which occur during calibra- manual, request assistance
performed during startup, tion. Consult the responsible from SIEMENS/KWU and
shutdown or major load department at the manufacturer immedi-
changes. Startup of the GT is SIEMENS/KWU if the causes ately.
blocked during calibration of are unclear. Operation of the GT with
the vibration measuring de- improperly functioning
vice. If the test signal > vibration measurement
Y.LAGER.M (cf. SREL for devices is not permitted!
setpoint) during calibration,
the alarm "Vibration...bearing
alarm" is annunciated.
If the test signal >
Y.LAGER.S (cf. SREL for

setpoint) during calibration,

the alarm "Vibration...bearing
trip" is annunciated.
MYB01CY931XK93 Self-test circuit of the proces- Very high vibration. Trip is initiated.
Turbine bearing vibration sor module identifies fault in Vibration transmitter failure. Shut down GT as soon as
protection faulted one channel. Measuring possible to rectify the fault.
range of one channel posi- The calibration module can
and/or tively or negatively violated. be used to identify the fault.
Measured vibration deviates
MYB01CY932XK93 between the two channels by
Compressor bearing vibra- more than Y.LAGER.02 (cf.
tion detection faulted SREL for setpoint) for at least
3 s.
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.3-1784-6000
Fault Rectification Shaft Vibration Indication/
Measuring Instruments
System: MBD

Condition
CJQO1GS002 XG01 None. Refer to the respective oper- If the causes for the irregu-
Calibrate shaft vibration mea- ating manual to determine the larities cannot be rectified
surement cause of any irregularities with the help of the operat-
which occur during calibration. ing manual, request assis-
Consult the responsible de- tance from SIEMENS/KWU
partment at SIEMENS/KWU if and the manufacturer im-
the causes are unclear. mediately.
Operation of the GT without
fully functional shaft vibra-
tion measurement is per-
missible.
MBD11CY940 ZV20 Fault identified by self-test. Transmitter failure. Calibration mode can be
Shaft vibration transmitter on Measuring range of one used to identify the fault.
turbine bearing faulted channel positively or nega- Very high shaft vibration. Operation of the GT without
and/or tively violated. fully functional shaft vibra-
MBD12CY940 ZV20 tion measurement is possi-

Shaft vibration transmitter on ble.

compressor bearing faulted
Siemens AG 3.3-1785-6000
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Fault Rectification Leakage Oil Monitoring
System: MBN

Condition
MBN34AA002 ZV32 None Solenoid valve jamming. Check FO diffusion or FO
FO diffusion leakage oil valve premix leakage oil valve.
Corrosion, fouling
spuriously "Open"
2-of-3 signals from the
Solenoid burned out.
or travel limit switch of a FO
leakage oil valve deviate Fault in higher level Check controller.
MBN34AA002 ZV31
from the respective com- controller.
FO diffusion leakage oil valve
mand to the corresponding
spuriously "Closed"
ESV for longer than
and/or K.LECKOEL.02 (cf. SREL
for setpoint).
MBN44AA002 ZV32
FO premix leakage oil valve
spuriously "Open"
or
MBN44AA002 ZV31
FO premix leakage oil valve

spuriously "Closed"
MBN34EU001 ZV01 FO diffusion trip The diffusion leakage oil FO diffusion trip initiated by
Diffusion leakage oil pressure valve in the leakage oil line higher-level controller.
Increase in pressure in
> MAX has not opened within
leakage oil line(cf. List of Shut down GT.
K.LECKOEL.01 (cf. SREL for
Measuring Instruments for
setpoint) after the OPEN Check solenoid valve and
setpoint)
command has been issued. replace, if necessary.
Leaks in diffusion burner seal Replace seals in diffusion

air ball valve due to damaged burner seal air ball valve.
seals.
Clogged orifices in the leak- Check the orifices.

age oil line.
MBN44EU001 ZV01 FO premix trip The premix leakage oil valve FO premix trip initiated by
Premix leakage oil pressure in the leakage oil line has not higher-level controller.
Increase in pressure in
> MAX opened within
leakage oil line Shut down GT.
K.LECKOEL.01 (cf. SREL for
setpoint) after the OPEN Check solenoid valve and
command has been issued. replace, if necessary.
Leaks in premix burner seal Replace seals in premix

air ball valve due to damaged burner seal air ball valve.
seals.
Clogged orifices in the leak- Check the orifices.

age oil line.
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.3-4530-6000
Fault Rectification Leakage Oil Monitoring /
Measuring Instruments
System: MBN

Condition
MBN34AA002 ZV33 None Travel limit switch defective. Check travel limit switches
Transmitter for FO diffusion at next standstill and re-
Travel limit switch loose.
leakage oil valve faulted place, if necessary.
Noncoincidence monitoring
Wire break Check corresponding I&C.
and/or
The signals from the three
MBN44AA002 ZV33 travel limit switches deviate
Transmitter for FO premix from one another for longer
leakage oil valve faulted than 5 s
MBN34EU001 ZV33 None Pressure switch defective. Check pressure switches at

Transmitter for FO diffusion next standstill and replace,
Wire break
leakage oil pressure faulted if necessary.
Noncoincidence monitoring
Check corresponding I&C.
and/or
The signals from the three
MBN44EU001 ZV33 pressure switches deviate
Transmitter for FO premix from one another for longer

leakage oil pressure faulted than 5 s
Siemens AG 3.3-4540-6000
Gas Turbine Time Schedule for Maintenance
Maintenance Intervals for Cleaning Filters and Strainers
The scope of supply of the Berlin

manufacturing plant includes no filters or
strainers that must be cleaned.
Descriptions of filters and strainers used in

auxiliary systems (e.g., control oil system) as
well as their cleaning intervals are given in the
Documentation for Third Party Scope of Supply
issued by PG G13.
Siemens AG 3.4-0143-0001
Maintenance Inspection and Maintenance Intervals
Also refer to: Inspection Intervals and Sequence

List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 Inspections are scheduled on the basis of equivalent
List of Measuring Instruments 3.1-0220 operating hours.
List of Electrical Loads 3.1-0230 Mandatory inspection intervals are as follows:
Equipment List 3.1-0240 every 100 operating hours, but at least once per month
Check List for Minor Inspection 3.4-8100
every 2000 operating hours
All values for control settings given in this section are every 4000 operating hours
examples, exact values are listed in section 3.1-0210. every 8000 operating hours
after outages lasting longer than 1 month.
General
If the GT is in continuous power operation, it is appro-
High GT availability and reliability require regular in- priate to postpone the 2000 and 4000 operating hour in-
spection of representative components. spections until the next shutdown.
The plant equipment and scope of inspection listed The inspections must be organized in such a way that
here is by no means complete and must be continually the impact on operation of the GT is minimized.
modified by each operator on the basis of his operating
Many of the inspections should be performed during
experience. The maintenance procedures is helpful to the
operation to permit evaluation of the system under operat-
customer.

ing conditions.
This maintenance instruction is a recommendation to
Inspections performed with the GT at standstill must be
the customer. The manufacturers documentation is bind-
performed during scheduled outages (e.g. on weekends)
ing. Maintenance, inspections and major inspections shall
using a detailed inspection program (e.g. checklists).
be performed exclusively by specialist personnel. Lubrica-
tion intervals stipulated on the lubrication plate are binding.

Even if lubrication is performed heat-up of the motor bear- Evaluation of Results
ing and loss of motor parts or fragments thereof cannot be
entirely ruled out. The evaluation of results is an important part of the
scheduled inspections.
Performance of preventive diagnostics on machinery
equipped with rolling-element bearings is therefore recom- Early detection of gradually progressing deficiencies
mended. It is expedient to perform monitoring of vibration and impending changes is made possible by the use of the
and shock pulses on-line with stationary instrumentation evaluation chart and documentation of previous inspec-
and off-line with mobile instrumentation. tions.
Preventive measures and timely rectification of defi-
ciencies can greatly reduce downtime, prevent costly re-
Safety pairs and increase the operating availability of the GT.
Ensure compliance with all safety and hazard notices
The entry in the column KKS System refers
presented in this manual and in the vendor documentation.
only to system level components and equipment.
Caution!
Risk of injury: The plant operator bears sole Refer to the plant-specific List of Measuring
responsibility for performing proper mainte- Equipment 3.1-0220, List of Electrical Loads
nance. If maintenance is not performed ex- 3.1-0230, and Equipment List 3.1-0240 for com-
actly as stipulated the risk of personal injury plete KKS identifiers.
cannot be ruled out.
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Abbreviations in the Column Op. Co. (Operat- B Base load

ing Conditions) Z Zero load operation
The Column "Op. Co." (Operating Conditions) gives the S Standstill/outage
operating conditions for the mentioned inspections/tests.
SC See column "Inspection/Test" for operating conditions
The following abbreviations are used:
N Nominal speed
O Operation
L Load operation


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Inspection interval: 100 operating hours, but at least once per month
KKS Component/Equipment Test Op. Instructions/Information
System Co.
Data Aquisition: L/B Record 3.7-1070
MBA temperature and pressure up- Enter measured values into the L/B
Note:
stream of the compressor operating log using indicating in-
Data collection must be
temperature and pressure down- struments.
performed as close to
stream of the compressor Record measure values using simultaneously as pos-
Turbine Exhaust Temperature process computers and print log. sible and at identical
load when possible.
MBD...CT Bearing Metal Temperature at: Compare both sets of measure- L/B If discrepancies are found,
repeat measurements. (To
turbine bearing ments with previous data.
eliminate reading errors or
compressor bearing (journal) measurement equipment
thrust bearing faults.)
generator gearbox bearing

MKD...CT Exciter end/turbine end generator Compare operating values with L/B
Note on Evaluation:
bearings measured values from past oper-

A valid status compari-

ating documentation.
son is only possible for
MBD...CY Casing Vibrations for: analogous operating
turbine bearing modes under nearly
compressor bearing identical conditions.
MKD...CY Exciter end/turbine end generator

bearings
MBM Pressure loss across the com-
bustion chamber
(differential pressure measure-
ment)
Hum monitoring
(CC pressure oscillations)
MBP Natural Gas System Check pressure gradient and O
Natural gas preheating amplitude.
Natural gas pressure monitoring Check heater performance with
gas line segments deactivated.
Trace heating
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Inspection interval: 100 operating hours, but at least once per month
System Co.
All KKS Measuring, Display and Supervi- Visual check of all pressure gau- O
systems sory Equipment Note:
ges, pressure switches, tempera-
Enter all measuring
ture switches, thermocouples, re-
instruments (cf. 3.1-
sistance thermometers, sensors,
0220) in a checklist and
limit position sensors, position
document inspection
transducers, travel indicators,
findings.
fouling indicators, etc.
Check for functional safety and Deviations from normal
correct installation. conditions must be
rectified either immedi-
ately or during the next
outage, as indicated by
the findings.
All Piping and Equipment Visual check of leaktightness B During operation ac-
cessable part.


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Inspection interval: 2000 operating hours

System Co.
MBM Combustion Chamber Inspection During Startup and During SC Compare display with
Operation previous operating values
Flame Monitoring
under identical operating
Check of flame intensity via LED
conditions.
display
(number of diodes lighted).
Check flame detectors by block- SC Observe loss of flame
ing path of light to individual sen- signal as indicated in
3.4-5009.
sors.
Check flame out signal delay with Z Cf.:
initiation of trip. 3.4-5009
MBP Natural Gas System Check valve positions at shut- Z Use simulated trip of tur-
bine protection system to
ESV down.
trigger other functions.
(first shutoff valve)
Diffusion, premix and pilot gas
control valve (2nd shutoff valve)

Venting valve
Natural gas pressure relief valve
MBY Speed Controller Inspection During GT Runup SC Time at which cut-in oc-
curs according to 3.1-
Speed controller cut-in.
0210.
Transition from startup control to
speed control.
Change speed using speed set-
point adjuster.
Check fuel control valve lift and
change in speed.
All KKS All Piping and Equipment Visual check of leaktightness S Part that is only ac-
systems cessable during standstill.
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Inspection interval: 4000 operating hours (inspection)

in addition to the tests to be performed every 2000 operating hours
System Co.
Display for: Visual inspection of the measur- S Follow manufacturer's
ing device inspection and mainte-
nance instructions.
MBA Pressure upstream of compres- Ensure that device has been S
sor properly filled with damping fluid.
Pressure downstream of com- Check the zero indication.
pressor
MBM Differential pressures across the
hybrid burner ring combustor
MBP NG pressure upstream of the
ESV
MBD...CY Measuring Equipment for Casing Check the supervisory equipment S Simulated signal input
Vibrations: to ensure correct functioning of using the equipment test
circuit.
turbine bearing the indicating and recording in-
strument.

compressor bearing
Check setpoints for proper actua- S Refer to 3.1-0210 for
tion and annunciation of alarms. actuation values for
alarms and actuation.
MKD...CY S Refer to 3.1-0210 for
exciter end/turbine end generator Check limits with annunciation of

bearings alarms and shutdown. limits.
MBM Combustion Chamber Inspection During Power Operation SC Simulated signal input at
(Premix Mode) vibrometer plug-in module.
Hum Monitoring
Check the supervisory equip-
ment.
Check limits 1 and 2 for proper SC Refer to 3.1-0210 for
I&C function with interlock crite- limits.
ria.
Flame detectors Check the flame detector lenses. S Shorten cleaning interval if
necessary (depends on
Clean glasses and lenses at soiling)
flame detectors, if necessary.
MBP Natural Gas System Positioning of the valves with S Refer to 3.1-5800 for
switching statuses.
Pneumatically Controlled Valves valve position comparison
(process circuit)
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in addition to the tests to be performed every 2000 and 4000 operating hours
System Co.
MBA Turbine and Compressor During GT startup and shutdown S 3.1-1400
Blowoff equipment processes:
Check and record valve opening
and closing, including times.
Check control air pressure (set- S 3.1-0240
ting of pressure reducing valve).
OTC temperature protection Ensure actuation and annuncia- S Simulated violation of
tion of alarm in response to limit limits. Refer to 3.1-0210
for limits.
violation.
Compressor Surge Protection Sensor signal test: ensure that a N Simulated signals
(Surge Detection) fault alarm is annunciated in re-
Monitoring of sensor signals sponse to a sensor fault
> 10 seconds.
Compressor surge protection Ensure that trip is initiated in S Simulated violation of
limits. Refer to 3.1-0210

response to violation of limit (2-

for limits.
of-3 logic) in either direction.
Check speed interlock S Refer to applicable func-
(> S.TURB.15). tion plans for criteria.
MBD...CT Bearings Ensure actuation and annuncia- S Simulated violation of

Bearing Metal Temperature Protec- tion of alarm in response to limit limits. Refer to 3.1-0210
tion for limits.
violation.
Journal bearing for:
turbine
compressor
MKD...CT Thrust bearing for:
turbine/compressor end
MBM Combustion Camber Test the fault alarm. N Block flame light path to
one flame detector.
Flame Monitoring
Test GT trip. N Block flame light path to
both flame detectors
(cf. 3.4-5009).
Ignition System with Igniter and Check for proper formation of S Can only be checked if
Ignition Transformer ignition spark. flame monitor connection
is open.
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in addition to the tests to be performed every 2000 and 4000 operating hours
System Co.
MBP Natural Gas System Leaktightness check at operating S Check for leakage via
opened natural gas vent-
Natural Gas First Shutoff Valve: pressure.
ing line (using a gas snif-
NG ESV fer probe or similar de-
vice).
Check for sluggishness and di- S Simulate operating condi-
rect response. tions.
Compare local position indicator

with control console indicator.
Natural Gas Second Shutoff Leaktightness check at operating S Check for leakage via
Valve: pressure. temporary (pressure)
measuring point behind
Diffusion Control Valve / Premix
control valve.
Control Valve / Pilot Gas Control
Valve
Natural Gas Pressure Monitoring Pressure drops below limit S/O Simulate drop in natural
gas pressure.

in diffusion mode P.GAS.06.
in premix mode < P.GAS.06 (alarm) S/O Simulate drop in natural

gas pressure.
< P.GAS.03 (rapid changeover
Refer to 3.1-0210 for
from premix diffusion mode).
limits.
< P.GAS.07 (GT trip in the event
of increased drop in natural gas
pressure and changeover is not
completed).
MYB Buttons for Initiating GT Trip Manual initiation of GT trip using S
Emergency stop button remote or central control room
emergency stop buttons.
GT All gas turbine parts as per minor In addition to the above- S Cf. 3.4-8100
design inspection check list mentioned inspections, the 8000
groups Note:
hour inspection shall include the
Order latest checklist
scope of the appropriate inspec-
from Siemens in ad-
tion check list.
vance of every minor
inspection.
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Inspection interval: after outages lasting longer than 1 month

System Co.
MBA Turbine and Compressor Check actuation of solenoid S Move solenoid valves to
OPEN and CLOSED posi-
Blowoff Equipment valves at pneumatically controlled
tions.
blowoff valves.
Ensure that blowoff valves open S Ensure that final positions
and close. are reported.
Temperature Indicator for OTC Check measured values on dis- S Compare current meas-
play and recorder. ured value with ambient
temperature.
Adjustment of Compressor Sta- Check min. and max. positions S Manually control actuator.
tionary Blade Pitch using position indicator. (Control console)
MBA/ Compressor Surge Protection Ensure that trip is initiated and a S Refer to applicable func-
MBM fault alarm annunciated in re- tion diagrams for I&C
conditions. Use simulated
sponse to limit violation in either
inputs to violate limits.
direction.
MBD / Bearings Ensure actuation and annuncia- S Observe change in bear-
MKD...CT ing metal temperature with

Bearing Metal Temperature Pro- tion of alarm in response to limit

active lube oil supply
tection violation.
system.
MBD / Vibration sensor Ensure actuation and annuncia- S
MKD...CY tion of alarm in response to limit
violation.
MBM Combustion Chamber Check during start-up of GT: SC NG/FO ESV must close
12 s after opening.
Flame Monitoring (Monitoring of Check ignition flame cutout safety
Ignition Flame Cutout Safety De- delay in absence of main flame.
lay)
MBP Natural Gas System Check function of vented gas S Simulate actuation to
initiate trip.
Natural Gas Second Shutoff seal during trip.
Valve
(NG Diffusion CV, NG Premix
CV, Pilot Gas CV)/ NG ESV/
NG Venting Valve
MYB Buttons for Initiation of GT Trip Ensure manual initiation of GT S
Emergency stop button trip using remote or control room
emergency stop button.
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Gas Turbine Time Schedules for Maintenance
Maintenance Lubrication Chart
Lube oint
No. of
Relubrication
KKS Item Supplier with ... 1) Amt. Interval Remarks
Inspection according
to vendor documenta-
tion incl. replacement
Swivel drive: gear DEA: Glissando of lubricant (3.9-
MBA11AS001-M01 box AUMA TR 0.9 kg 6 - 8 years 0010)
Inspection according
MBH22AA101-M01 to vendor documenta-
MBH22AA102-M01 tion incl. replacement
MBH23AA101-M01 Swivel drive: gear DEA: Glissando of lubricant (3.9-
MBH23AA102-M01 box AUMA 1 TR - 6 - 8 years 0010)
Disassembly accord-
ing to vendor manual
necessary.
Swivel drive: worm DEA: Glissando 6 - 8 years * if seldom operated
gear AUMA TR - * 10-12 years
1) Avoid mixing lubricants! For more details, inital lubricant and alternative lubricants see respective vendor documentation (for location
of vendor documents see 3.9-0010 Table of Contents for Outside Vendor Parts)
**) Bearing is lubed for extended service. Due to aging, which is independent of operating hours, grease should be renewed at the inter-
vals indicated in parentheses. Bearing replacement is, however, recommended over regreasing.
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.4-0200-0592
Gas Turbine Description of Maintenance
Maintenance Measures to Be Implemented following
Compressor Surging
Refer also to: Discoloring of the SermeTel coatings (if present) in

the blade tip region.
Addresses, Product Service and 24-hour Hotline 3.0-0200
Endoscope Inspection Ports on the Gas Turbine 3.4-1008 G Inspect the VLe0 pitch adjustment device as follows
Location of Heat Shields or (insulation and assembly work must always be in
Combustion Chamber Tiles 3.7-0240 accordance with applicable Siemens assembly
Inspection of Heat Shields 3.7-0250
procedures):
G Perform liquid penetrant inspection of the following
General items to check for cracking and examine deformed
The automatic GT control system ensures that the GT regions:
compressor remains within permissible operating limits in Welds
every phase of operation. This applies particularly to the Bracket for mounting the VLe0 actuator on the
compressor surge limit. However, there are certain compressor support
conceivable fault situations which could lead to violation of Pushrod and connecting elements between the
the surge limit and thus surging. VLe0 actuator and the adjusting ring
Surging is defined as a violation of the compressor's Turnbuckles and connecting elements between the
stable operating range with successive impacts on several adjusting ring and the VLe0 vanes.
blade rows and a subsequent abrupt fluctuations in the
pumped volume. These transitory processes involve G Check rollers of the roller support bracket for free
turning.
its content is not permitted without express written authority.

severe mechanical loading of the compressor blading and

other GT components. Each occurrence of surging must G Check rollers and roller track of the guide ring for
therefore be followed by inspection measures to verify the deformation.
integrity and functionality of the GT for continued operation G Check gap between rollers and guide ring (specified
and prevent consequential damage. dimension = "0").
G Check roller support bracket for firm attachment on the
Measures to Be Implemented following
stationary blade carrier.

Compressor Surging G Check for marks on the compressor supports that
indicate the actuator bracket has shifted.
In detail, the following inspections and measures must
be performed following each occurrence of compressor G Using actuator, adjust VLe0 pitch through full range
surging: between the "OPEN" and "CLOSED" limit positions
(0 % 100 % 0 %). When doing so, check
G The cause of compressor surging must be pinpointed, whether the stipulated limit positions are reached
it is expedient to request support from Siemens (Bi).
specialists when doing this. If necessary, repair the
G Check VLe0 vane positions by measuring the vane
item(s) that caused compressor surging (or have them
pitch angle (record relative deviations).
repaired).
G Check clearance to fixed stops of the:
G Inspect the intake structure, ensuring that the filter
Actuator
cassettes and acoustic insulation elements are intact,
securely seated in their mountings, and have not Adjusting ring.
shifted. Visual inspection and function test of the G Check fixed stops for damage.
compressor shutoff damper ("louvers") in the intake
G Check VLe0 position indicator: are measured position
structure and the connections for the dehumidifier.
and indicator reading identical?
Visual inspection of the access door.
G Visually inspect combustion chamber and ensure that
G Visual inspection of the compressor blading from the
no combustion chamber tiles or heat shields are
intake tract and endoscopic inspection (cf. 3.4-1008) at
damaged or loose (cf. Records 3.7-0240 and 3.7-0250
all extraction points and the exhaust diffuser. When
for details). If the combustion chamber lining has been
doing so, pay particular attention to:
damaged, the turbine blading must be visually
Confirming that accessible blading rows are intact
inspected for damage or impact marks.
Examining signs of foreign object impact on blades
G Check burners and burner inserts in situ.
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and vanes
G Visual inspection of control actuators and indexing
Rubbing marks on blades and stationary blade
mechanisms, pressure transducers, solenoid valves
carriers
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Maintenance Measures to Be Implemented following
Compressor Surging
and piping. Ensure that blowoff valves, control Blowoff valves

actuators and indexing mechanisms, and fuel ball Fuel valves
valves are properly positioned (positioned for GT
standstill). G Check the following GT operating parameters for
plausibility:
G Check all fuel lines as well all piping directly connected
Lube oil pressure upstream of the bearing oil
to the GT for leaks (wherever these lines are
orifices
accessible).
OTC
Warning!
Compressor discharge pressure
Risk of equipment damage: Only restart the
GT after rectifying any and all damage p across combustion chamber
detected. Electric output.
In the case of GTs designed for dual-fuel G Dual-fuel machines must be started once with each
operation: Do not perform fuel changeover fuel (performing all of the checks listed above) prior to
until test runs using each fuel individually fuel changeover or operating the GT in dual-fuel mode.
have been completed. G If the inspections described above reveal damage to
one or more GT components, corrective action in
G Perform the following checks during the first startup
accordance with SIEMENS specifications must be
and subsequent loading of the GT (do not perform
taken prior to restarting the GT.
fuel changeover!):
its content is not permitted without express written authority.

G Inspection results shall be immediately forwarded to

G Check for correct position of:
the Problem Report coordination office in the form of
Seal air ball valves on the combustion chamber
an inspection report (cf. 3.0-0200 for address).
Fuel supply system shutoff elements on the
combustion chamber
model or design, are reserved. Class: RESTRICTED
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Maintenance NORD-LOCK Permanently Tight Washers
Permanently Tight Lock Washers

NORD-LOCK permanently tight lock washers offer en-
hanced protection against loosening and unscrewing of
bolted connections subjected to lateral loads or vibrations,
or which themselves vibrate.
The geometry of these washers is such that bolt tension
actually increases briefly if the bolt or nut is rotated in the
loosening direction.
Description
The NORD-LOCK system comprises a pair of identical
washers with radial ridges on their outer surfaces and
asymmetric "saw tooth" cams on their inner surfaces.

Fig. 2: Installation of NORD-LOCK lock washers

NORD-LOCK washers can be used with both normal
and high-strength screws. If the bolted connection com-

prises a screw and a nut, two pairs of washers must be
Fig. 1: NORD-LOCK lock washers (radial ridges ex- used.
aggerated). When tightened, the lock washers are clamped against
The angle of inclination of the cams is greater than the the screw head or the nut. The radial ridges increase the
lead angle of the screw thread. surface pressure. One washer of the pair is positively inter-
NORD-LOCK washers are always installed in pairs so locked with the screw head or the nut; the second washer
that the cams face inward. of the pair is positively interlocked with the workpiece.
Class: RESTRICTED
Fig. 3: Tightened bolted connection with NORD-

LOCK lock washers
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Maintenance NORD-LOCK Permanently Tight Washers
If unfavorable conditions cause the bolted connection to

Caution!
turn, the screw head or the nut moves in conjunction with
Risk of equipment damage: NORD-LOCK
the washer to which it is positively interlocked and thus
washers must be replaced with new ones
turns slightly relative to the other washer of the pair.
after use, otherwise the bolted connections
In addition to the rotary motion, an axial motion is pro- can loosen.
duced as the opposing cams force the lock washers apart Used NORD-LOCK washers must be ac-
axially thus increasing the axial force on the bolted connec- counted for and disposed of immediately to
tion (wedge effect). prevent their reuse.
Always use these washers in pairs. Because
of the way they function, single NORD-LOCK
washers do not provide sufficient locking
action.
Always use the right size washers for the
bolted connection.
The bolted connection and NORD-LOCK
washers must be centered on the part. En-
sure that the "teeth" mesh (cf. Fig. 3). Install-
ing the washers with "teeth" already offset
(as shown in Fig. 4) decreases the force re-
quired to loosen the bolted connection, thus

reducing the effectiveness of these washers.
Bolted connections with NORD-LOCK washers require

roughly 20 % more tightening torque than is necessary
without NORD-LOCK washers. The greater tightening
torque is required to overcome the friction of the radial

Fig. 4: Wedge effect with NORD-LOCK permanently ridges and fully utilize the self-locking effect.
tight lock washers
Normal torque is sufficient to loosen the bolted connec-
In other words: the harder a screw connection "tries" to tions as the residual prestress is only approx. 10 % greater
work loose, the better the NORD-LOCK washers prevent
the connection from loosening.
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Maintenance Inspection of the Annular Combustion Chamber
Lining after Humming/Accelerations
Refer also to: If the pretrip alarm "Humming/acceleration exceeds

GW3, GT Trip" is annunciated, and thus trip triggered, a
List of Control Settings (SREL) 3.1-0210 combustion chamber inspection must be performed
Ceramic Heat Shields and Mats 3.7-0240
immediately as soon as the machine has sufficiently
CHS Holders 3.7-0245
Batch No. of Ceramic Heat Shields 3.7-3540 cooled down and before the machine is restarted. This
is based on the following condition: limit GW3
(acceleration amplitude [g] (standard design) and/or
General humming amplitude [mbar]) has been exceeded and
Under certain faulted conditions (such as gas pressure this has triggered trip.
fluctuations), combustion process instabilities may cause The limits assigned to a particular machine are
high-amplitude pressure fluctuations in the annular dependent on the design, type of burners, operating mode
combustor (known as "humming"). These pressure and the general condition of the combustion chamber and
fluctuations involve acceleration forces that act on the are stated in the respective List of Control Settings (SREL).
combustion chamber, among other items. A combustion
chamber inspection must be performed if pressure
fluctuation or acceleration amplitudes violate certain limits
Cumulative Humming and/or
for longer that a permissible cumulative time. This ensures Acceleration Times
that slight damage to the combustion chamber items is I&C system alarms document each time that pressure
detected at an early stage, thus preventing consequential amplitudes exceed or fall below the humming limits
damage. Violation of these limits is detected by monitoring P.BRUMM.01, P.BRUMM.02 and P.BRUMM.06 (see 3.1-
functions that perform measurement of annular combustor 0210 for numeric values). This makes it possible to
acceleration and pressure fluctuation and then generate determine the duration of each instance in which limits
corresponding limits. In plants with liquid fuel, pressure were violated (e.g. 5 s). The same also applies for the
fluctuation and acceleration monitoring are installed in acceleration limits S.ACC.01, S.ACC.02, S.ACC.03,
parallel and concurrently active. In the case of machines S.ACC.04 and S.ACC.05.
run exclusively on gaseous fuel, acceleration monitoring is
The maximum humming duration limit GW2,
active as a protection function, pressure fluctuation
K.BRUMM.13 (e.g. 30 s) is recorded cumulatively and can
monitoring is only installed for making initial settings.
thus be reached by a single or several events.When the

maximum humming/acceleration duration limit GW2
Triggering of an Unscheduled Inspection K.BRUMM.13 is reached, the pretrip alarm
"Humming/acceleration monitoring time exceeded"
The urgency of a combustion chamber inspection
(MBM00EU001-XT05) is annunciated. When the maximum
depends on the following conditions:
humming/acceleration duration limit GW2 K.BRUMM.13 is
If the pretrip alarm "Humming/acceleration monitoring for a further duration K.BRUMM.23, the pretrip alarm
time exceeded" is annunciated, normal shutdown of the "Humming/acceleration monitoring time exceeded, shut
GT must be performed at the next opportunity, however down GT" (MBM00EU001-XT07) is annunciated.
no later than the next weekend, and a combustion
chamber inspection performed when the machine has
sufficiently cooled down. This is based on the following
condition: limit GW2 (acceleration amplitude [g]
(standard version) and/or humming amplitude [mbar])
has been violated for a total duration of tcumulative
seconds (K.BRUMM.13).
If the pretrip alarm "Humming/acceleration monitoring
time exceeded, shut down GT" is annunciated, the GT
must be immediately shut down in a controlled manner
and a combustion chamber inspection performed when
the machine has sufficiently cooled down. This is based
on the following condition: limit GW2 (acceleration
amplitude [g] (standard version) and/or humming
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amplitude [mbar]) has been violated for a total duration

of (tcumulative + tcumulative) seconds. (tcumulative:
K.BRUMM.23.)
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Maintenance Inspection of the Annular Combustion Chamber
Lining after Humming/Accelerations
Inspection of Combustion Chamber G Inspection and evaluation of ceramic heat shields per
Items 3.7-0240 and the CHS holders per 3.7-0245. The
plastic sheeting template sets listed in Tab. 1 shall be
Danger! used for evaluation of ceramic heat shields:
Danger of burns: the GT must have
G After completion of all inspections performed in the
sufficiently cooled down before
entire combustion chamber, reset the meter which
performing the inspection.
records the cumulative time. In the event of inspections
Warning! performed at a later time, the templates used for
Risk of equipment damage: Combustion evaluation are selected on the basis of the event(s) that
chamber inspections and replacement of triggered the inspection.
combustion chamber items shall only be
performed by personnel specially trained
for these tasks. Otherwise damage to the
combustor tiles could go undetected and
result in extensive turbine damage.
G To prevent damage to the heat

shields, cover those tiled regions of
the hot gas path likely to be stepped
on during the inspection with rubber

mats.
G Always put on overshoes before
entering the combustion chamber.
G Only use approved markers, for
example Edding 3000, to mark
combustion chamber items. Any
removal of material for marking
purposes is strictly forbidden.
Triggering Criterion Moderate Event Severe Event Other Events

GW2 < X < GW3 X > GW3 all other triggering criteria
and and (e.g. regular inspections)
tcumulative = Y sec. trip
CHS side CHS side CHS side
Condition of the hot cold hot cold hot cold
combustion chamber
Leaf spring type CHS tile holders HOT50 COLD50 HOT30 COLD50 HOT50 COLD50
+ CHSs with mats
Reinforced CHS holder + HOT30 COLD50 HOT30 COLD50 HOT50 COLD50
CHS without
X := numeric humming/acceleration value

Y := maximum permissible time above limit GW2
GW2 := monitoring function limit 2
GW3 := monitoring function limit 3
tcumulative := cumulative time (stated in SREL list as K.BRUMM.13)
Event := Humming/acceleration event
CHS := ceramic heat shield
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Tab. 1: Selection of Template Set on the Basis of the Event that Triggered Inspection
Siemens AG 3.4-1007-9000/2
Maintenance Testing of Flame Monitoring System
General Procedure
The hybrid burner ring combustor is equipped with 2 The flame monitors are tested by blocking the flame
flame monitoring systems (flame monitors) for reasons of light path to the flame detector.
both safety and availability. The flame monitors are ar- This can be done by holding a sheet of metal or card-
ranged offset from one another on the circumference of board, for example, between the sight glass end plate on
the hybrid burner ring combustor. The function of the flame the combustion chamber sight pipe and the photodiode of
monitors is described in greater detail in 3.1-3000. the flame detector. This blocks the flame light path and no
The flame monitors operate independently of one an- flame signal is received by the monitoring system.
other. This permits the performance of function tests on The following steps shall be performed:
individual flame monitors during operation of the GT.
If trip occurs during steps 1 or 2, immediately
Cleaning of the silicate glass in the combustion cham- check the settings of the entire flame monitoring
ber sight pipe and the lenses of the flame detectors is system as specified in the operating manual
recommended prior to testing. from the manufacturer (see 3.9-0010) and the
Refer to section 3.4-0156 for test intervals. I&C documentation (settings made on commis-
sioning; see I&C commissioning documentation).
Test Objectives G Cover the flame detector at one of the sight pipes.
Fault alarm "Flame monitor faulted" is annunciated.
The flame monitor function check comprises checks of "Main flame OUT" must not be annunciated.
the flame detectors on the combustion chamber and the
G Uncover flame detector.

analog board in the control cabinets, which evaluate the
signal inputs and respond accordingly with alarms or GT G Cover the flame detector at the other sight pipe.
protection trips. Fault alarm "Flame monitor faulted" is annunciated.
"Main flame OUT" must not be annunciated.
The tests must be performed during operation of
the GT, preferably at zero load. G Uncover flame detector.

The GT trips if both flame monitors are tested G Cover the flame detector at both sight pipes simultane-
simultaneously. Avoid testing with GT protection ously.
trip during power operation. Triggering of Trip!
The test comprises two parts: Alarm "Main flame OUT" annunciated.
annunciation of the alarm "Flame monitor faulted" G Uncover both flame detectors.
(displayed on alarm annunciator panel MBM00EG001)
trip triggered by the "Main flame OUT" signal (signal
panel MBM00EU010 "Main flame ON" must go out).
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Gas Turbine General User Information
Spare Parts Table of Contents
Spare Parts Volume MB.TP3.03+
Table of Contents 3.6.1-00010-0592/1-3 0306E

Notes on Using the Spare Parts Catalog 3.6.1-00355-0001/1-8 0305E-X
Reference Table (ordered by Functional Unit No.) 3.6.1-00400-0592/1-3 0306E
Reference Table (ordered alphabetically) 3.6.1-00401-0592/1-3 0306E
Survey of Functional Units: Turbine and Compressor 3.6.1-20000-800592/1 0206DE
Survey of Functional Units: Lube Oil System 3.6.1-50000-800592/1 0206DE
Survey of Functional Units: Control and Fuel System 3.6.1-70000-800592/1 0206DE
Survey of Functional Units: Exhaust Duct and Shaft 3.6.1-80000-800592/1 0206DE
Spare Parts List Tab 2

Spare Parts List - Jebel Ali II 81 - 800592 3.6.2-20103-0592/01 0306E
to 3.6.2-86110-0592/01/1-109 0306E
The reproduction, transmission or use of this document or its content is not
damages. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration

permitted without express written authority. Offenders will be liable for
Parts Usage Tables Tab 3

WB Item-ID to Item-ID, TIN and Item Position 3.6.3-00300-0592/1-28 0306E
Item-ID to WB Item-ID, TIN and Item Position 3.6.3-00301-0592/1-28 0306E
of a utility model or design, are reserved.
Spare Parts Volume MB.TP3.04+

Casing 3 3.6-20103-274676/1 0405DE
Casing 2 Assembly 3.6-20112-271306/1-2 0504DE
Casing 3 Assembly 3.6-20113-274723/1-3 1105DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0010/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0011/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0012/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0013/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0014/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0015/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0016/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0017/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0018/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0019/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0020/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0021/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0022/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0023/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0024/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0108/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0111/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0115/1 0206DE
Rotor 3.6-20310-30863901-0119/1 0206DE
Rotor Cover 3.6-20340-30284301/1-2 1105DE
Rotor Cover 3.6-20340-30284301-0028/1-2 1105DE
Class: RESTRICTED
Bearing Casing, Compressor 3.6-20500-30149100/1-8 0206DE

Instrumentation Compressor Bearing 3.6-20510-30339500/1 0206DE
Bearing Casing Compressor, Assembly 3.6-20550-275232/1-4 0805DE
Siemens AG 3.6.1-00010-0592/ 1
Power Generation 0306E
Bearing Casing, Turbine 3.6-20600-29896501/1-7 1205DE

Instrumentation Turbine Bearing 3.6-20610-262178/1 0905DE
Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly 3.6-20650-29896700/1-3 1205DE
Guide Vane Ring, Assembly 3.6-21000-268810/1-2 1205DE
Compressor Stator 1 3.6-21100-268814/1-2 0805DE
Compressor Stator 1 3.6-21100-268814-0003/1 0805DE
Compressor Stator 1, Assembly 3.6-21110-268827/1-2 0704DE
Compressor Stator 2 3.6-21201-280335/1-3 0605DE

Compressor Stator 2 3.6-21201-280335-0001-0003/1 0605DE

Compressor Stator 2, Assembly 3.6-21210-273303/1-2 0304DE

Position Transmitter, Guide Vane 3.6-21400-270463/1 1003DE
Turbine Stator 3.6-22000-287522/1 1005DE
Turbine Stator, Assembly 3.6-22010-272612/1-3 0504DE
Annular CC, Assembly 3.6-23010-285207/1-3 0205DE
Outer Shell Assembly, UP 3.6-23101-30294401/1-5 1105DE
Outer Shell Assembly, LP 3.6-23102-30294501/1-6 1105DE
Combustion Chamber Vibration Pick-up 3.6-23130-288589/1 0905DE
Burner Assembly 3.6-23200-271829/1-2 1005DE
Diagonal Swirler 3.6-23210-282323/1 0605DE
Control Block Turning Gear 3.6-51270-279709/1 0704DE
Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly 3.6-71501-268809/1 0704DE
Blow Off Valves 3.6-71602-30109400/1 1205DE
Actuator, Guide Vanes 3.6-71603-270235/1 1003DE
Temperature Measuring Points at Turbine 3.6-71653-295882/1-2 0905DE
Blow Off Line 3.6-71658-30427600/1 1205DE
Instrumentation Turbine Bearing 3.6-72151-262177/1 0905DE
Instrumentation Compressor Bearing 3.6-72152-30339400/1 0206DE
Control Valves, Cooling Air 3.6-72603-268190/1 1204DE
Extraction Air Piping 3.6-72656-269757/1 0905DE
Inspection Tube 3.6-73510-255178/1 0103DE
Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Diffusion 3.6-73611-253036/1 0905DE
Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Premix 3.6-73612-252944/1 0905DE
Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion Chamber 3.6-73651-30680300/1 0206DE
Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion Chamber 3.6-73652-30681000/1 0206DE
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1 3.6-74102-30303300/1 0206DE
Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve 3.6-74103-30303600/1 0206DE
Fuel Oil Control Valve 1 3.6-74104-30304000/1 0206DE
Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1 3.6-74106-30303500/1 0206DE
Class: RESTRICTED
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Control Valve 3.6-74109-30303800/1 0206DE

Fuel Oil Premix Feed Control Valve 3.6-74110-30303900/1 0206DE
Fuel Gas Stop Valve 3.6-74602-30310200/1 0206DE
Siemens AG 3.6.1-00010-0592/ 2
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve 3.6-74603-30311700/1 0206DE

Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve 3.6-74604-30312000/1 0206DE
Pilot Gas Control Valve 3.6-74605-30312300/1 0206DE
Heat Tracing, Fuel Gas Piping 3.6-74657-30589300/1 0206DE
Water Stop Valve 3.6-75611-30304100/1 0206DE
Water Control Valve 3.6-75612-30304300/1 0206DE
Water Stop Valve 3.6-75621-30304200/1 0206DE
Water Control Valve 3.6-75622-30305400/1 0206DE
Exhaust Gas Diffuser 3.6-82100-271239/1 0405DE
Axial Guide 3.6-85110-047351/1 0204DE
Turbine Supports 3.6-85130-047360/1 0705DE
Compressor Support, Assembly 3.6-85152-283133/1 1005DE
Intermediate Shaft 3.6-86100-274023/1 0704DE
Compressor and Generator, Assembly 3.6-86110-275806/1 0704DE


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Gas Turbine User Information
Spare Parts Notes on Using the Spare Parts Catalog
Preliminary Remarks The functional unit number can be found in the Spare
Parts Catalog as a contents code, for example:
A few brief remarks are necessary for understanding in the document number of the Spare Parts List
the structure of both the catalog and the gas turbine 3.6.2-20310-0342
product. in the document number of the detail drawings
3.6-73501-009674/1
The gas turbine is subdivided into main components.
All documents in the Section Spare Parts List and
Not every gas turbine includes all main components. Its
Spare Parts Drawings are sorted by functional unit number.
main components are:
The functional units of a single main component are
shown in the drawings of the Overview of Functional Units.
Main Component Designation
The functional unit is normally assigned the same first digit
20000 Compressor and Turbine in the overview drawing (e.g., 71602 is listed in Overview of
30000 Combustion chamber (silo-type) Functional Units 3.6.1-70000-800342).
50000 Lube Oil System
60000 Piping racks All figures, remarks, tables, and examples are intended
solely to facilitate use of the Spare Parts Catalog. The data
70000 Control and fuel supply system
listed in this description are not necessarily relevant to the
80000 Exhaust system and line of shafting gas turbine described in the SP Catalog.
Each of these main components comprises individual Using the Spare Parts Catalog
functional units. Each functional unit is identified by a 5-
digit number (component). The Spare Parts Catalog is used for two primary
purposes:
A functional unit can comprise parts and assemblies
Determining the Order Number for spare parts
that are described in greater detail by Item Positions.
and
Examples of functional units include:

Identifying the location where a given spare part is
Rotor 20310
to be installed (Item Position).
Stationary blade assembly 22000
Fuel gas package 74601
Both of these procedures are described in detail on the
Intermediate shaft 86100
following pages.
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Determination of the Order Number

You know: the part name and installation location.
Select the main component that the
Main Component Designation spare part is part of, in this example:
20000 Compressor and Turbine turbine rotor disk 4 - Compressor
30000 Combustion chamber (silo-type) and Turbine - 20000. (Fig. 1)
50000 Lube Oil System

60000 Piping racks
70000 Control and fuel supply system
80000 Exhaust system and line of shafting
Fig. 1: Table of the Main Components of the Gas Turbine
Refer to the corresponding overview

drawing and find the functional unit
20310 in question, in this example: Rotor -
20310. (Fig. 2)
3.6.1-20000-800287
Fig. 2: Overview of Functional Units
With the aid of the functional unit
number, find the corresponding

20310.0119 detail drawing, in this example: 3.6-
20310-011778/1 (above the footer of
the drawing) and identify the Item
Position of the spare part in
question, in this example:
20310.0119. (Fig. 3)
3.6-20310-011778/1
Fig. 3: Detail Drawing
Using the functional unit number,

now find the corresponding Spare
Parts List (located above the footer
Bestellnr. 20310.0119 of the list). Go to the line with the
800287-20310- corresponding Item Position, in this
example: 20310.0119 and identify
the Order Number; in this example:
800287-20310-00136. (Fig. 4)
3.6.2-20310-0287/01
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Determining Where the Part Is Installed (Item Position)

You know: the Order Number, e.g., 800287-20310-00136. This is
stated on the spare part ID tag. Locate the functional unit number in
the Order Number. This is the 5-digit
number after the first hyphen, in this
example 20310.
Using the functional unit number,
Bestellnr. 20310.0119 now find the corresponding Spare
800287-20310-00136 Parts List (located above the footer
of the list), in this example: 3.6.2-
20310-0287/01. Go to the line with
the corresponding Order Number
and locate the Item Position, in this
example: 20310.0119. (Fig. 5)
3.6.2-20310-0287/01 If you need to determine where the

functional unit is installed in the gas
turbine, proceed as follows:
Fig. 5: Spare Parts List

Now that you know the functional
unit number, refer to the detail
20310.0119 drawing (located above the footer of
the drawing), in this example: 3.6-
20310-011778/1 and determine the
spare part in this example:
20310.0119. (Fig. 6)
3.6-20310-011778/1
If you need to determine where the
Fig. 6: Detail Drawing
functional unit is installed in the overview
of gas turbine functional units, proceed
Title Overview of Drawing List as follows:
Functional Units
Oil seal ring 3.6.1-20000-800287 3.6-16140-047224 3.6.2-16140-0287
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800287 3.6-20310-011778 3.6.2-20310-0287 Locate the line in the column
Jacking oil 3.6.1-50000-800287 3.6-51120-034988 3.6.2-51120-0287 Drawing of the Reference Table
pump with the corresponding document
Fig. 7: Reference Table 3.6.1-00400-... number, in this example:
3.6-20310-011778. (Fig. 7)
Locate the valid overview drawing in
this line, in this example:
20310 3.6.1-20000-800287.
(Fig. 7)
You can find the functional unit

number in the overview drawing
3.6.1-20000-800287 (above the footer 3.6.1-20000-
800287). (Fig. 8)
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Determining Where the Part Is Installed (Item Position)

You know: the WB Item ID, e.g., PB0000034863 or the Item ID, e.g., Using the known Item ID, refer to the
A2A50065983. The Item IDs are stated on the spare part ID tag. Parts Usage Table (sorted either by
WB Item ID Item ID TIN Item Position WB Item ID, in this example: 3.6.3-
00300-0287 or by Item ID, in this
PB0000025914 A2A50065576 H13D95G06 71652.0012.0021
example: 3.6.3-00301-0287) (Fig. 9
PB0000034863 A2A50065983 H13D57B50 71603.0001.0002.0006
and 10).
Fig. 9: Parts Usage Table 3.6.3-00300-0287
Locate this in the column Item
Item ID WB Item ID TIN Item Position Position, in this example:
A2A50065576 PB0000025914 H13D95G06 51110.0140.0014 71603.0001.0002.0006 (Fig. 9 and
H22D48B05 71652.0012.0021 10, multiple entries indicate that this
A2A50065983 PB0000034863 H13D57B50 71603.0001.0002.0006 item is installed at several locations).
A2A50065984 H33D48C05 71603.0001.0004
Fig. 10: Parts Usage Table 3.6.3-00301-0287
Locate the associated detail drawing

number (above the footer, in this
example: 3.6-71603-130770/1) and
use the Item Position, in this
example: 71603.0001.0002.0006, to
determine where the spare part is
71603.0001.0002.0006 installed in the respective functional
unit.
If you need to determine where the

functional unit is installed in the overview

of gas turbine functional units, proceed
Fig. 11: Detail Drawing 3.6-71603-130770/1
as follows:
Find the document number (known

Title Overview of Drawing List from the footer of the detail drawing)
Functional Units in the Drawing column of the
Casing 1 3.6.1-20000-800287 3.6-21103-130778/1 3.6.2-21103-0287 Reference Table (Fig. 12), in this
Switch 3.6.1-70000-800287 3.6-71603-130770/1 3.6.2-71603-0287 example: 3.6-71603-130770/1 and
Flame cylinder 3.6.1-20000-800287 3.6-23503-130775/1 3.6.2-23503-0287 go to this line in the column
Overview of Functional Units (Fig.
Fig. 12: Reference Table 3.6.1-00400-0287
11).
Here you see the document number
of the overview drawing, in this
example: 3.6.1-70000-800287 (Fig.
12).
Refer to the overview drawing

(above the footer); here you can
identify the location where the spare
7160
part is installed and the
corresponding functional unit in the
3.6.1-70000-800287 gas turbine, in this example: 71603
(Fig. 13).
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Details of the Spare Parts List Specifically, these data comprise the Functional Unit
Number (1st column), the Functional Unit Designation (2nd
In addition to an explanation of the table, the header column), the number of times this functional unit is installed
(gray shading in Fig. 14) contains information on the in/on the GT (3rd column) and the WB Item ID (6th
complete functional unit (in bold type). column).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Order No. Item Position Installed Unit REK Item ID Change
Name Qty. WB Item ID
Characteristics TIN (Quantity
Weight ordered)
Net
per unit
20310 Rotor 1 PB0000122013
800342-20310 20310 1 PC Z A2A50198334 -
Rotor PB0000122013
86,154 KG H13F02K79
800342-20310-00009 20310.0010 1.0 PC U A2A50149637 -
Compressor wheel disk 1 PB0000046454

1,846.34 KG H13E96A65
800342-20310-00136 20310.0119 1 PC U A2A50214395 -
Turbine wheel disk 4 PB0000209858
4,831.0 KG -
800342-20310-00139 20310.0119.0004 47 PC T A2A50183416 -
Seal wire PB0000147498
0.15 KG -
800342-20310-00141 20310.0119.0006 47 PC T A2A50145027 -
Seal strip PB0000043975
0.05 KG H13F04F79
800342-20310-00142 20310.0119.0007 47 PC T A2A50187139 -
Assembly of seal strip with locking strip PB0000169702
0.51 KG -
800342-20310-00147 20310.0119.0012 47 PC T A2A50183429 -
Locking strip PB0000158392
0.03 KG -
800342-20310-00152 20310.0126 1.0 PC U A2A50029884 -
Tie bolt nut PB0000028042
149.0 KG H11G41J37
Fig. 14: Example of a Spare Parts List
Column 1
1st Line = Order No. This order number refers to the installation
This number comprises the six-digit machine no., the five- location of the spare part in the gas turbine and
digit functional unit no., and a five-digit content code. The absolutely must be stated when ordering.
individual numbers are separated by a dash. Technical review of the order is otherwise
The order number for the locking strip stated in Fig. impossible, i.e., it is impossible to determine
14, for example, is 800342-20310-00147. whether it reflects the current technical status!
Caution: The order numbers apply to only one

specific GT.
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Column 3
Column 2
1st Line = Quantity installed
1st Line = Item Position Number of times this part is installed in/on one gas
To clearly indicate the relationship between entries in turbine.
the SP List and the SP itself, the Item Position is given in
Caution: If the functional unit is installed in/on the GT
both.
more than once (cf. column heading), the total number is
These identifiers comprise the five-digit functional unit stated here. If the functional unit designation is burner
number followed by either zero or several four-digit item assembly, for example, of which 24 are installed, each
numbers-with each item number preceded by a period. equipped with 2 spark electrodes, 48 is stated as the
The Item Position for the locking strip stated in Fig. Quantity Installed.
14, for example, is 20310.0119.0012.
3rd Line = Net weight per item
Net weight of one item of the spare unit.
Spare parts can be ordered as separate items or
as subassemblies. The relationship of parts to Column 4
each other is evident from the hierarchical
structure of components and thus the associated 1st and 3rd Lines = Unit
Item Positions shown in the Spare Parts List. This column indicates the units in which the quantities
and weights stated in Column 3 are expressed.
The abbreviations used are as follows:

This is illustrated with an example in Fig. 15.
KG Kilogram
DM Decimeter
L Liter
PC Piece(s)
FT Foot/feet
LB Pound(s)
Column 5
1st Line = Reserve spare part code (REK)

These spare parts codes (alpha codes) describe the
function of the spare part. Details on this are given in a
separate section.
Fig. 15: Example of a Subassembly and an Individual
Item Column 6
The gas distributor, in this example 23220.0001, can be
1st Line = Item ID
ordered as a complete unit (Fig. 15).
This ID may also be stated in addition to the Order
If necessary, items such as the tensioning nut or wave
Number. This number cannot be used for parts orders and
spring washer included in the gas distributor can be
inquiries without stating the associated Order Number!
ordered separately. The Item Positions of these parts begin
with the Item Position of the gas distributor, in this example: The Item ID is unique for all spare parts and can
23220.0001.0007 - tensioning nut and 23220.0001.0009 - therefore be used as a classification system for
wave spring washer (Fig. 15). inventory management. This means that identical
Item IDs always refer to the same spare part.
2nd Line = Name Conversely, however, there are isolated cases in
This line contains the designation of the part. which identical spare parts may have different
Item IDs.
3rd Line = Characteristics
This line indicates the characteristics for the part, for
example, characteristic dimensions of bolts.
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2nd Line = WB Item ID F: Repair parts for Category A, B, or C equipment

Like the Item ID, the WB Item ID is used for Siemens units.
internal purposes and can also be stated when placing an H: Repair parts in the form of complete functional
order. This number cannot be used for parts orders and units for Category A, B, or C equipment units.
inquiries without stating the associated Order Number!
V: Electrical connectors.
3rd Line = TIN W: Flange connection elements and seals for piping
This line indicates the Siemens Part ID No. (TIN) systems.
used previously. This number is no longer used for Turbine/compressor - I, K, L, M, P, Q, R, S, T, U,
parts manufactured in recent years (1997 and later). X, Y, Z:
A dash is printed in such cases. The TIN is now I: Parts for inspection ports.
listed for information purposes only and should no
K: Lining elements for the combustion chamber.
longer be used when ordering.
L: Rotor and intermediate shaft parts.
Column 7 M: Inner or mixing casing parts (not used on GTs
equipped with an annular combustion chamber).
1st Line = Change
P: High-grade, highly stressed assembly parts of the
A five-digit code (revision codefor internal Siemens
turbine/compressor.
use) appears in this column if, at the time the SP Catalog
was published, a technical modification was made to the Q: Non-high-grade assembly and wear parts of the
GT which could not be reflected in the respective issue of turbine/compressor that are not necessarily required
the SP Catalog. during major inspections or similar activities.
A revision code poses no hindrance to placing an R: Non-high-grade assembly and wear parts of the
order. The currently correct spare part will be turbine/compressor that are required during major
determined at Siemens during the technical inspections or similar activities.
review of the order. S: Compressor and turbine vanes and blades as
well as hot-gas-path items.

2nd and 3rd Line = Quantity Ordered T: Seal and fastening elements for blades and
The quantity ordered can be entered here manually. labyrinth seals for the rotor.
U: Large parts which can be used to reduce the time
Details of the Spare Parts Codes required for a major inspection. Category U parts
are a subset of Category Z.
These identifiers are broken down by installed location.
A distinction is drawn between: X: Parts for the gas distribution system and the
burner assembly.
Standard spare parts of the auxiliary systems, i.e.,
items not included in/on the turbine/compressor, and Y: Wear and seal elements as well as fasteners for
Standard spare parts of the turbine/compressor. the gas distributor and burner assembly.
Specifically, these codes have the following meaning: Z: Complete functional units which can be used to
Auxiliary systems - A, B, C, D, F, H, V, W: reduce the time required for a major inspection.
A: Non-redundant, complete equipment units.

If one of these auxiliary system equipment units
fails or is defective, the GT must be shut
down/startup of the GT must be blocked.
B: Complete equipment units that are provided
redundantly.
With certain restrictions, the GT may remain in
operation/be started if one of these equipment
units fails or is defective.
C: These auxiliary system equipment units are not
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D: Maintenance parts for Category A, B, or C
equipment units.
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Tips Regarding Inquiries and Orders Plant designation (Siemens project name), machine
number (stamped on the rating plate of the GT).
When ordering or inquiring about spare parts, several
Number of packages required for inspection, major
different elements of information are required, depending
inspection or high-availability. If no number is stated, it
on whether you need individual spare parts or spare parts
will be assumed that only one gas turbine is involved.
packages:
How to Order/Request Quotations for Individual Storage of Spare Parts

Spare Parts
The customer must ensure that the tags or labels on
Copy the pages of the Spare Parts List on which the the spare parts do not get lost. Lost tags (labels) can cause
spare parts in question are listed. problems in the correct identification of parts.
By following this procedure you eliminate typos The following measures eliminate the risk of
and avoid the supply of incorrect parts. equipment damage:
Spare parts must be stored so as to ensure
Cross out the items you do not wish to order. their quality and functionality. In no case
Enter the required quantity of the respective spare part should the spare parts be exposed to
in the Quantity ordered column. conditions (e.g., extreme temperatures, high
humidity, etc.) that are harsher than in the
Include all additional information in the order notein
location of their final installation.
particular also state the machine number (stamped on

the gas turbine rating plate). Parts packed in plastic sheeting often
include a desiccant, which must be
If an order you place is in response to a quotation, you
periodically replaced or regenerated.
absolutely must indicate the number and date of the
(Frequency of desiccant renewal is a
corresponding quotation.
function of local conditions.)
If you want to order spare parts without copying
the list, we absolutely must have the order

number and the machine number in addition to
Remarks
the name of the spare part. . If your power plant
includes more than one gas turbine, the machine Drawings used in the Spare Parts Catalog (spare parts
number must also be stated. drawings) are intended to facilitate identification of
individual spare parts and do not include all details.
How to Order/Request Quotations for Spare Parts The Spare Parts Catalog is not included in the
Packages automatic revision service. The design status depicted
reflects that at the time of printing. Updates can be ordered
Please provide the following information in your letter: from the respective Siemens Sales & Marketing unit.
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Reference Table (ordered by Functional Unit No.)

Spare Parts List (Volume MB.TP3.03+) and Drawings (Volume MB.TP3.04+)
Title: Survey: Drawing: List:

Casing 3 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20103-274676 3.6.2-20103-0592
Casing 2 Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20112-271306 3.6.2-20112-0592
Casing 3 Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20113-274723 3.6.2-20113-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0010 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0011 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0012 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0013 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0014 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0015 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0016 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0017 3.6.2-20310-0592

Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0018 3.6.2-20310-0592

Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0019 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0020 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0021 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0022 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0023 3.6.2-20310-0592

Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0024 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0108 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0111 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0115 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0119 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor Cover 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20340-30284301 3.6.2-20340-0592
Rotor Cover 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20340-30284301-0028 3.6.2-20340-0592
Bearing Casing, Compressor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20500-30149100 3.6.2-20500-0592
Instrumentation Compressor Bearing 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20510-30339500 3.6.2-20510-0592
Bearing Casing Compressor, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20550-275232 3.6.2-20550-0592
Bearing Casing, Turbine 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20600-29896501 3.6.2-20600-0592
Instrumentation Turbine Bearing 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20610-262178 3.6.2-20610-0592
Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20650-29896700 3.6.2-20650-0592
Guide Vane Ring, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-21000-268810 3.6.2-21000-0592
Compressor Stator 1 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-21100-268814 3.6.2-21100-0592
Compressor Stator 1 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-21100-268814-0003 3.6.2-21100-0592
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Compressor Stator 2 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-21201-280335-0001-0003 3.6.2-21201-0592
Position Transmitter, Guide Vane 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-21400-270463 3.6.2-21400-0592
Turbine Stator 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-22000-287522 3.6.2-22000-0592
Turbine Stator, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-22010-272612 3.6.2-22010-0592
Annular CC, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23010-285207 3.6.2-23010-0592
Outer Shell Assembly, UP 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23101-30294401 3.6.2-23101-0592

Outer Shell Assembly, LP 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23102-30294501 3.6.2-23102-0592

Combustion Chamber Vibration Pick-up 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23130-288589 3.6.2-23130-0592
Burner Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23200-271829 3.6.2-23200-0592
Diagonal Swirler 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23210-282323 3.6.2-23210-0592
Control Block Turning Gear 3.6.1-50000-800592 3.6-51270-279709 3.6.2-51270-0592
Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71501-268809 3.6.2-71501-0592

Blow Off Valves 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71602-30109400 3.6.2-71602-0592
Actuator, Guide Vanes 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71603-270235 3.6.2-71603-0592
Temperature Measuring Points at Turbine 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71653-295882 3.6.2-71653-0592
Blow Off Line 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71658-30427600 3.6.2-71658-0592
Control Valves, Cooling Air 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-72603-268190 3.6.2-72603-0592
Extraction Air Piping 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-72656-269757 3.6.2-72656-0592
Inspection Tube 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73510-255178 3.6.2-73510-0592
Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Diffusion 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73611-253036 3.6.2-73611-0592
Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Premix 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73612-252944 3.6.2-73612-0592
Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion Chamber 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73651-30680300 3.6.2-73651-0592
Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion Chamber 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73652-30681000 3.6.2-73652-0592
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74102-30303300 3.6.2-74102-0592
Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74103-30303600 3.6.2-74103-0592
Fuel Oil Control Valve 1 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74104-30304000 3.6.2-74104-0592
Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74106-30303500 3.6.2-74106-0592
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74109-30303800 3.6.2-74109-0592
Fuel Oil Premix Feed Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74110-30303900 3.6.2-74110-0592
Fuel Gas Stop Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74602-30310200 3.6.2-74602-0592
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74603-30311700 3.6.2-74603-0592
Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74604-30312000 3.6.2-74604-0592
Pilot Gas Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74605-30312300 3.6.2-74605-0592
Class: RESTRICTED
Heat Tracing, Fuel Gas Piping 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74657-30589300 3.6.2-74657-0592

Water Stop Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-75611-30304100 3.6.2-75611-0592
Water Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-75612-30304300 3.6.2-75612-0592
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Water Stop Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-75621-30304200 3.6.2-75621-0592
Exhaust Gas Diffuser 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-82100-271239 3.6.2-82100-0592
Axial Guide 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-85110-047351 3.6.2-85110-0592
Turbine Supports 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-85130-047360 3.6.2-85130-0592
Compressor Support, Assembly 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-85152-283133 3.6.2-85152-0592
Intermediate Shaft 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-86100-274023 3.6.2-86100-0592
Compressor and Generator, Assembly 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-86110-275806 3.6.2-86110-0592

Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Reference Table (ordered alphabetically)
Reference Table (ordered alphabetically)


Actuator, Guide Vanes 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71603-270235 3.6.2-71603-0592
Annular CC, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23010-285207 3.6.2-23010-0592
Axial Guide 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-85110-047351 3.6.2-85110-0592
Bearing Casing Compressor, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20550-275232 3.6.2-20550-0592
Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20650-29896700 3.6.2-20650-0592
Bearing Casing, Compressor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20500-30149100 3.6.2-20500-0592
Bearing Casing, Turbine 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20600-29896501 3.6.2-20600-0592
Blow Off Line 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71658-30427600 3.6.2-71658-0592
Blow Off Valves 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71602-30109400 3.6.2-71602-0592
Burner Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23200-271829 3.6.2-23200-0592
Casing 2 Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20112-271306 3.6.2-20112-0592
Casing 3 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20103-274676 3.6.2-20103-0592

Casing 3 Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20113-274723 3.6.2-20113-0592

Combustion Chamber Vibration Pick-up 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23130-288589 3.6.2-23130-0592

Compressor Support, Assembly 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-85152-283133 3.6.2-85152-0592
Compressor and Generator, Assembly 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-86110-275806 3.6.2-86110-0592
Control Block Turning Gear 3.6.1-50000-800592 3.6-51270-279709 3.6.2-51270-0592
Control Valves, Cooling Air 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-72603-268190 3.6.2-72603-0592
Diagonal Swirler 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23210-282323 3.6.2-23210-0592
Exhaust Gas Diffuser 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-82100-271239 3.6.2-82100-0592
Extraction Air Piping 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-72656-269757 3.6.2-72656-0592
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74603-30311700 3.6.2-74603-0592
Class: RESTRICTED
Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion Chamber 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73652-30681000 3.6.2-73652-0592

Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74604-30312000 3.6.2-74604-0592
Fuel Gas Stop Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74602-30310200 3.6.2-74602-0592
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Fuel Oil Control Valve 1 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74104-30304000 3.6.2-74104-0592
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74109-30303800 3.6.2-74109-0592
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74102-30303300 3.6.2-74102-0592
Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74103-30303600 3.6.2-74103-0592
Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion Chamber 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73651-30680300 3.6.2-73651-0592
Fuel Oil Premix Feed Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74110-30303900 3.6.2-74110-0592
Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74106-30303500 3.6.2-74106-0592
Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71501-268809 3.6.2-71501-0592
Guide Vane Ring, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-21000-268810 3.6.2-21000-0592
Heat Tracing, Fuel Gas Piping 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74657-30589300 3.6.2-74657-0592
Inspection Tube 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73510-255178 3.6.2-73510-0592
3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20510-30339500 3.6.2-20510-0592
Instrumentation Compressor Bearing


Intermediate Shaft 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-86100-274023 3.6.2-86100-0592
Outer Shell Assembly, LP 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23102-30294501 3.6.2-23102-0592
Outer Shell Assembly, UP 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-23101-30294401 3.6.2-23101-0592

Pilot Gas Control Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-74605-30312300 3.6.2-74605-0592
Position Transmitter, Guide Vane 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-21400-270463 3.6.2-21400-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0010 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0011 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0012 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0013 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0014 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0015 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0016 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0017 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0018 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0019 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0020 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0021 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0022 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0023 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0024 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0108 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0111 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0115 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20310-30863901-0119 3.6.2-20310-0592
Rotor Cover 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20340-30284301 3.6.2-20340-0592
Class: RESTRICTED
Rotor Cover 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-20340-30284301-0028 3.6.2-20340-0592

Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Diffusion 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73611-253036 3.6.2-73611-0592
Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Premix 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-73612-252944 3.6.2-73612-0592
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Temperature Measuring Points at Turbine 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-71653-295882 3.6.2-71653-0592
Turbine Stator 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-22000-287522 3.6.2-22000-0592
Turbine Stator, Assembly 3.6.1-20000-800592 3.6-22010-272612 3.6.2-22010-0592
Turbine Supports 3.6.1-80000-800592 3.6-85130-047360 3.6.2-85130-0592
Water Stop Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-75611-30304100 3.6.2-75611-0592
Water Stop Valve 3.6.1-70000-800592 3.6-75621-30304200 3.6.2-75621-0592

Class: RESTRICTED
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Gas Turbine Spare Parts List
Spare Parts Casing 3
Order No. Item Position Quantity Unit REK Item ID Revision

Description installed WB Item ID
Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20103 Casing 3 1 PB0000274676 -

800592-20103-00002 20103.0001.0020 40.0 PC I A2A50001659 -
Thread Insert PB0000015883
AM24 x 36 0.0 KG H11H09D86
800592-20103-00048 20103.0001.0210.0002 16.0 PC I A2A50000316 -
M16 x 20 0.0 KG H10H70C31
800592-20103-00052 20103.0001.0311 100.0 PC R A2A50000997 -
Washer PB0000009579
40 x 8,4 x 1,5 0.01 KG H11K11A81
800592-20103-00053 20103.0001.0312 100.0 PC R A2A50000065 -
Hexagonal Nut PB0000000002
M8 0.005 KG H00A01C66
800592-20103-00061 20103.0001.0400.0452 2.0 PC R A2A50186503 -
Grease Nipple PB0000161133
CM10 x 1 0.0 KG -

a utility model or design, are reserved.
Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Casing 2 Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20112 Casing 2 Assembly 1 PB0000271306 -

800592-20112-00001 20112.0010 44.0 PC P A2A50007190 -
M48 x 72 0.0 KG H12E82J50
800592-20112-00002 20112.0030 216.0 PC R A2A50011732 -
AM20 x 30 0.0 KG H11G83F99
800592-20112-00003 20112.0040 8.0 PC R A2A50183430 -
Srew Plug PB0000160546
M48 x 1,5 0.37 KG -
800592-20112-00004 20112.0045 8.0 PC R A2A50183418 -
Seal Ring PB0000148292
A48 x 55 0.01 KG -
800592-20112-00005 20112.0058 4.0 PC P A2A50185291 -
Taper Pin PB0000151928
2.2 KG -

800592-20112-00006 20112.0070 85.0 PC P A2A50185197 -

Stud Bolt PB0000094978
M72 x 6 17.1 KG -
800592-20112-00007 20112.0071 9.0 PC P A2A50185198 -

M72 x 6 12.3 KG -
800592-20112-00008 20112.0073 85.0 PC P A2A50185199 -
Round Nut PB0000095135
M72 x 6 5.2 KG -
800592-20112-00009 20112.0075 69.0 PC P A2A50185200 -
M72 x 6 2.9 KG -
800592-20112-00010 20112.0076 25.0 PC P A2A50185201 -
M72 x 6 2.5 KG -
800592-20112-00011 20112.0078 94.0 PC P A2A50185202 -
Washer PB0000095352
M72 1.1 KG -
800592-20112-00012 20112.0079 16.0 PC P A2A50185203 -
Washer PB0000095407
M72 2.5 KG -
800592-20112-00013 20112.0080 94.0 PC P A2A50185481 -
Protecting Cap PB0000095481
M72 0.35 KG -
800592-20112-00014 20112.0085 106.0 PC R A2A50006098 -
Hexagonal Screw PB0000001699
M16 x 25 0.07 KG H11K20K26
800592-20112-00015 20112.0086 106.0 PC R A2A50000370 -
Pair of Washers PB0000001325
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20112-00016 20112.0110 6.0 PC P A2A50185204 -

M110 x 6 59.3 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20112-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20112-00017 20112.0111 2.0 PC P A2A50185205 -
M110 x 6 74.5 KG -
800592-20112-00018 20112.0112 4.0 PC P A2A50185206 -
M110 x 6 55.8 KG -
800592-20112-00019 20112.0113 12.0 PC P A2A50185207 -
M110 x 6 16.931 KG -
800592-20112-00020 20112.0115 8.0 PC P A2A50185208 -
M110 x 6 9.547 KG -
800592-20112-00021 20112.0116 4.0 PC P A2A50185209 -
M110 x 6 7.6 KG -

800592-20112-00022 20112.0118 12.0 PC P A2A50185210 -

Washer PB0000095857
M110 3.198 KG -
800592-20112-00023 20112.0120 12.0 PC P A2A50185482 -

M110 0.6 KG -
800592-20112-00026 20112.0131 12.0 PC W A2A50269757 -
M27 x 120 0.0 KG -
800592-20112-00027 20112.0132 24.0 PC W A2A50203618 -
A28.4 x 42 x 6.8 0.0 KG -
800592-20112-00028 20112.0133 12.0 PC W A2A50269756 -
M27 0.16 KG -
800592-20112-00029 20112.0134 1.0 PC W A2A50241276 -
PR0FIL A10, 280 x 4 0.105 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20112-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20113-00001 20113.0010 9.0 PC P A2A50065155 -
M72 x 6 x 108 0.8 KG H13D02A16
800592-20113-00002 20113.0015 10.0 PC P A2A50186031 -
M72 x 6 x 72 0.7 KG -
800592-20113-00003 20113.0020 8.0 PC R A2A50001659 -
AM24 x 36 0.0 KG H11H09D86
800592-20113-00004 20113.0025 8.0 PC R A2A50011732 -
AM20 x 30 0.0 KG H11G83F99
800592-20113-00005 20113.0026 16.0 PC R A2A50011789 -
AM30 x 45 0.0 KG H11G83F57

800592-20113-00006 20113.0030 12.0 PC R A2A50011732 -

AM20 x 30 0.0 KG H11G83F99
800592-20113-00007 20113.0060 4.0 PC P A2A50185291 -

2.2 KG -
800592-20113-00008 20113.0085 22.0 PC R A2A50006098 -
M16 x 25 0.07 KG H11K20K26
800592-20113-00009 20113.0086 22.0 PC R A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-20113-00010 20113.0110 16.0 PC P A2A50185204 -
M110 x 6 59.3 KG -
800592-20113-00011 20113.0111 2.0 PC P A2A50185205 -
M110 x 6 74.5 KG -
800592-20113-00012 20113.0112 4.0 PC P A2A50185206 -
M110 x 6 55.8 KG -
800592-20113-00013 20113.0113 22.0 PC P A2A50185207 -
M110 x 6 16.931 KG -
800592-20113-00014 20113.0115 18.0 PC P A2A50185208 -
M110 x 6 9.547 KG -
800592-20113-00015 20113.0116 4.0 PC P A2A50185209 -
M110 x 6 7.6 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20113-00016 20113.0118 22.0 PC P A2A50185210 -

Washer PB0000095857
M110 3.198 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20113-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20113-00017 20113.0120 22.0 PC P A2A50185482 -
M110 0.6 KG -
800592-20113-00021 20113.0141 8.0 PC R A2A50008037 -
M20 x 60 0.22 KG H11G41G21
800592-20113-00022 20113.0142 8.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-20113-00023 20113.0143 1.0 PC R A2A50065186 -
Gasket PB0000021528
A10.150 x 4 0.04 KG H13D43B76
800592-20113-00025 20113.0192 1.0 PC R A2A50121178 -
O-Ring PB0000018869
0.1 KG H13D09G31

800592-20113-00026 20113.0194 12.0 PC R A2A50006960 -

M27 x 70 0.45 KG H10C40B28
800592-20113-00027 20113.0196 12.0 PC R A2A50203618 -

A28.4 x 42 x 6.8 0.0 KG -
800592-20113-00028 20113.0198 12.0 PC R A2A50001500 -
M27 x 33,75 0.0 KG H10J82G89
800592-20113-00029 20113.0271 40.0 PC I A2A50001386 -
M24 x 100 0.42 KG H00B86K92
800592-20113-00030 20113.0272 40.0 PC I A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-20113-00031 20113.0273 2.0 PC I A2A50065309 -
O-Ring PB0000022221
0.1 KG H13D97A08
800592-20113-00032 20113.0310 2.0 PC R A2A50000302 -
0.024 KG H10F75F07
800592-20113-00033 20113.0312 2.0 PC R A2A50024577 -
A14 x 18 0.0 KG H11J16D06
800592-20113-00034 20113.0320 4.0 PC R A2A50273236 -
Gasket PB0000272336
0.217 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Rotor

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20310 Rotor 1 PG0030863901 -

800592-20310 20310 1.0 PC Z A2A50308685 -
Rotor PG0030863901
0.0 KG -
800592-20310-00001 20310.0002 1.0 PC U A2A50289510 -
Hollow Shaft PB0000265702
40,470.0 KG -
800592-20310-00003 20310.0003 1.0 PC U A2A50229358 -
Tie Rod PB0000210483
4,250.0 KG -
800592-20310-00011 20310.0010 1.0 PC U A2A50284292 -
Compressor Wheel 1 PB0000268979
20,597.0 KG -
800592-20310-00012 20310.0010.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50289555 -
Compressor Disc 1 PB0000269349
10,786.0 KG -

800592-20310-00014 20310.0010.0003 27.0 PC T A2A50191001 -

Lock Washer PB0000164046
0.24 KG -
800592-20310-00015 20310.0010.0004 27.0 PC S A2A50278071 -

Rotating Blade 1 PB0000268550
30.021 KG -
800592-20310-00017 20310.0011 1.0 PC U A2A50284291 -
20,889.0 KG -
800592-20310-00018 20310.0011.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50289557 -
20,386.0 KG -
800592-20310-00020 20310.0011.0003 35.0 PC T A2A50191002 -
0.19 KG -
800592-20310-00021 20310.0011.0004 35.0 PC S A2A50278072 -
14.23 KG -
800592-20310-00023 20310.0012 1.0 PC U A2A50289560 -
20,544.0 KG -
800592-20310-00024 20310.0012.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50284296 -
20,204.0 KG -
800592-20310-00026 20310.0012.0003 44.0 PC T A2A50191003 -
0.08 KG -
800592-20310-00027 20310.0012.0004 44.0 PC S A2A50217542 -
7.66 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20310-00030 20310.0013 1.0 PC U A2A50289562 -

20,424.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20310-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Rotor

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20310 Rotor 1 PG0030863901 -

800592-20310-00031 20310.0013.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50284297 -
20,195.0 KG -
800592-20310-00033 20310.0013.0003 49.0 PC T A2A50185214 -
0.07 KG -
800592-20310-00034 20310.0013.0004 49.0 PC S A2A50220585 -
4.6 KG -
800592-20310-00037 20310.0014 1.0 PC U A2A50265144 -
2,784.0 KG -
800592-20310-00038 20310.0014.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50269645 -
20,610.0 KG -

800592-20310-00040 20310.0014.0004 58.0 PC S A2A50214388 -

2.693 KG -
800592-20310-00042 20310.0015 1.0 PC U A2A50265145 -

2,108.0 KG -
800592-20310-00043 20310.0015.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50269646 -
10,969.0 KG -
800592-20310-00045 20310.0015.0004 66.0 PC S A2A50214389 -
1.936 KG -
800592-20310-00046 20310.0016 1.0 PC U A2A50265146 -
1,936.0 KG -
800592-20310-00047 20310.0016.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50269647 -
10,831.0 KG -
800592-20310-00049 20310.0016.0004 75.0 PC S A2A50214390 -
1.183 KG -
800592-20310-00050 20310.0017 1.0 PC U A2A50265147 -
1,753.0 KG -
800592-20310-00051 20310.0017.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50269648 -
10,661.0 KG -
800592-20310-00053 20310.0017.0004 77.0 PC S A2A50214391 -
1.024 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20310-00054 20310.0018 1.0 PC U A2A50265148 -

1,825.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20310-0592/ 02
Spare Parts Rotor

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20310 Rotor 1 PG0030863901 -

800592-20310-00055 20310.0018.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50269649 -
10,743.0 KG -
800592-20310-00057 20310.0018.0004 82.0 PC S A2A50137324 -
0.863 KG H13E59C87
800592-20310-00058 20310.0019 1.0 PC U A2A50302925 -
10,783.0 KG -
800592-20310-00059 20310.0019.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50209599 -
1,689.0 KG -
800592-20310-00061 20310.0019.0004 78.0 PC S A2A50302884 -
0.972 KG -

800592-20310-00062 20310.0020 1.0 PC U A2A50229368 -

2,218.0 KG -
800592-20310-00063 20310.0020.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50209600 -

2,132.0 KG -
800592-20310-00065 20310.0020.0004 72.0 PC S A2A50229317 -
0.951 KG -
800592-20310-00066 20310.0021 1.0 PC U A2A50302869 -
10,646.0 KG -
800592-20310-00067 20310.0021.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50302870 -
10,578.0 KG -
800592-20310-00070 20310.0021.0004 75.0 PC S A2A50302862 -
0.721 KG -
800592-20310-00071 20310.0022 1.0 PC U A2A50303802 -
10,936.0 KG -
800592-20310-00072 20310.0022.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50303801 -
10,881.0 KG -
800592-20310-00075 20310.0022.0004 79.0 PC S A2A50302867 -
0.646 KG -
800592-20310-00076 20310.0023 1.0 PC U A2A50303118 -
10,389.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20310-00077 20310.0023.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50303116 -

10,336.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20310-0592/ 03
Spare Parts Rotor

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20310 Rotor 1 PG0030863901 -

800592-20310-00080 20310.0023.0004 76.0 PC S A2A50302868 -
0.611 KG -
800592-20310-00081 20310.0024 1.0 PC U A2A50303115 -
10,786.0 KG -
800592-20310-00082 20310.0024.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50303114 -
10,743.0 KG -
800592-20310-00085 20310.0024.0004 86.0 PC S A2A50302866 -
0.452 KG -
800592-20310-00091 20310.0100 1.0 PC U A2A50284293 -
Torque Disc 1 PB0000269317
20,845.0 KG -

800592-20310-00093 20310.0101 1.0 PC U A2A50284294 -

20,753.0 KG -
800592-20310-00095 20310.0102 1.0 PC U A2A50284295 -

20,747.0 KG -
800592-20310-00097 20310.0103 1.0 PC U A2A50229359 -
Hollow Shaft PB0000210484
5,772.0 KG -
800592-20310-00099 20310.0104 8.0 PC L A2A50000381 -
A13 x 19,5 x 2,2 0.003 KG H11E04D68
800592-20310-00100 20310.0106 8.0 PC L A2A50257073 -
Damping Element PB0000255432
2.4 KG -
800592-20310-00101 20310.0107 8.0 PC L A2A50255636 -
Bolt PB0000258702
M10 x 179,4 0.1 KG -
800592-20310-00102 20310.0108 1.0 PC U A2A50308684 -
Rotor Disc 1 PG0030864001
30,952.0 KG -
800592-20310-00103 20310.0108.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50269633 -
Turbine Disc 1 PB0000246931
30,458.0 KG -
800592-20310-00105 20310.0108.0005 80.0 PC T A2A50292211 -
Seal Element PB0000279208
0.027 KG -
800592-20310-00106 20310.0108.0006 80.0 PC T A2A50225183 -
Assembly Sealstrip With Lock Washer PB0000227642
0.159 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20310-00110 20310.0108.0010.0001 29.0 PC S A2A50222532 -

0.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20310-0592/ 04
Spare Parts Rotor

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20310 Rotor 1 PG0030863901 -

800592-20310-00120 20310.0108.0010.0002 2.0 PC S A2A50292140 -
3.514 KG -
800592-20310-00130 20310.0108.0010.0003 6.0 PC S A2A50308682 -
Rotating Blade PB0000283692
0.0 KG -
800592-20310-00140 20310.0108.0010.0004 43.0 PC S A2A50301805 -
Rotating Blade PB0000283199
3.56 KG -
800592-20310-00150 20310.0108.0012 20.0 PC T A2A50185192 -
0.09 KG -
800592-20310-00151 20310.0110 1.0 PC U A2A50269660 -
Rotor Cooling Air Partition Pipe PB0000259576
585.0 KG -

800592-20310-00153 20310.0110.0002 8.0 PC L A2A50200428 -

AM10 x 20 0.0 KG -
800592-20310-00154 20310.0111 1.0 PC U A2A50265866 -

Rotor Disc 2 PB0000260745
0.0 KG -
800592-20310-00155 20310.0111.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50265846 -
30,725.0 KG -
800592-20310-00157 20310.0111.0005 75.0 PC T A2A50185298 -
Seal Wire PB0000152448
0.02 KG -
800592-20310-00158 20310.0111.0006 75.0 PC T A2A50229626 -
0.255 KG -
800592-20310-00161 20310.0111.0010 75.0 PC S A2A50248257 -
6.39 KG -
800592-20310-00162 20310.0111.0012 25.0 PC T A2A50185307 -
0.06 KG -
800592-20310-00163 20310.0115 1.0 PC U A2A50265138 -
6,237.0 KG -
800592-20310-00164 20310.0115.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50265848 -
50,830.0 KG -
800592-20310-00166 20310.0115.0005 55.0 PC T A2A50185296 -
0.08 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20310-00167 20310.0115.0006 55.0 PC T A2A50225182 -

0.661 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20310-0592/ 05
Spare Parts Rotor

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20310 Rotor 1 PG0030863901 -

800592-20310-00170 20310.0115.0007 55.0 PC T A2A50185292 -
Seal Strip PB0000152182
0.02 KG -
800592-20310-00171 20310.0115.0009 55.0 PC T A2A50185293 -
0.02 KG -
800592-20310-00172 20310.0115.0010 55.0 PC S A2A50241834 -
22.67 KG -
800592-20310-00178 20310.0115.0012 17.0 PC T A2A50185308 -
0.06 KG -
800592-20310-00179 20310.0115.0013 1.0 PC T A2A50185309 -
0.09 KG -

800592-20310-00180 20310.0119 1.0 PC U A2A50289552 -

80,395.0 KG -
800592-20310-00181 20310.0119.0002 1.0 PC L A2A50255505 -

60,307.0 KG -
800592-20310-00183 20310.0119.0004 47.0 PC T A2A50185297 -
0.2 KG -
800592-20310-00184 20310.0119.0005 47.0 PC T A2A50185295 -
0.06 KG -
800592-20310-00185 20310.0119.0006 47.0 PC T A2A50185294 -
0.06 KG -
800592-20310-00186 20310.0119.0007 47.0 PC T A2A50264441 -
0.557 KG -
800592-20310-00189 20310.0119.0010 47.0 PC S A2A50270835 -
Turbine Rotor Vane 4 PB0000251188
45.5 KG -
800592-20310-00192 20310.0119.0012 47.0 PC T A2A50185310 -
0.05 KG -
800592-20310-00196 20310.0125 1.0 PC L A2A50179512 -
Intermediate Ring PB0000147576
7.8 KG -
800592-20310-00198 20310.0126 1.0 PC U A2A50265851 -
Nut PB0000249826
255.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20310-0592/ 06
Spare Parts Rotor Cover

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20340 Rotor Cover 1 PG0030284301 -

800592-20340-00006 20340.0003.0002 45.0 PC P A2A50011789 -
AM30 x 45 0.0 KG H11G83F57
800592-20340-00012 20340.0018 78.0 PC P A2A50065108 -
M42 x 90K 1.55 KG H13B94C15
800592-20340-00013 20340.0020 78.0 PC R A2A50212694 -
A43.2 x 63 x 6.8 0.0 KG -
800592-20340-00015 20340.0027 1.0 PC P A2A50185305 -
Bolt PB0000158099
0.05 KG -
800592-20340-00020 20340.0028.0003 1.0 PC U A2A50269033 -
L-Ring PB0000271169
11.0 KG -

800592-20340-00023 20340.0028.0004 4.0 PC R A2A50270479 -

Parallel Pin PB0000271634
8 x 22 0.007 KG -
800592-20340-00024 20340.0028.0005 1.0 PC R A2A50281358 -

Socket Head Screw PB0000272740
0.103 KG -
800592-20340-00026 20340.0028.0030 364.0 PC K A2A50211532 -
Tile Holder With Leaf Spring PB0000206457
0.085 KG -
800592-20340-00029 20340.0028.0031 364.0 PC K A2A50211533 -
0.084 KG -
800592-20340-00032 20340.0028.0032 66.0 PC K A2A50211531 -
0.08 KG -
800592-20340-00035 20340.0028.0033 66.0 PC K A2A50214118 -
0.08 KG -
800592-20340-00038 20340.0028.0034 438.0 PC K A2A50184756 -
Locking Pin PB0000167376
0.007 KG -
800592-20340-00039 20340.0028.0035 438.0 PC K A2A50185454 -
AM10 x 20 0.0 KG -
800592-20340-00040 20340.0028.0036 32.0 PC K A2A50001150 -
AM8 x 12 0.0 KG H11H02K85
800592-20340-00041 20340.0028.0050 32.0 PC K A2A50202341 -
Angle Bracket Under Dummy Frame PB0000200164
0.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20340-00042 20340.0028.0051 32.0 PC K A2A50033234 -

M8 x 12K 0.0 KG H12B31B35
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20340-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20340 Rotor Cover 1 PG0030284301 -

800592-20340-00043 20340.0028.0052 32.0 PC K A2A50203321 -
A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -
800592-20340-00044 20340.0028.0071 44.0 PC K A2A50289489 -
Ceramic Heat Shield Hub1 PB0000261851
3.837 KG -
800592-20340-00045 20340.0028.0072 39.0 PC K A2A50289490 -
N2 3.817 KG -
800592-20340-00046 20340.0028.0073 35.0 PC K A2A50289491 -
N3 4.052 KG -
800592-20340-00047 20340.0028.0074 31.0 PC K A2A50289492 -
N4 4.161 KG -

800592-20340-00048 20340.0028.0075 33.0 PC K A2A50301227 -

Ceramic Heat Shield With Coating PB0000287378
N5 3.94 KG -
800592-20340-00049 20340.0028.0076 33.0 PC K A2A50298549 -

N6 3.749 KG -
800592-20340-00050 20340.0028.0077 30.0 PC K A2A50190813 -
Metallic Heat Shield PB0000181923
2.123 KG -
800592-20340-00052 20340.0028.0078 30.0 PC K A2A50184542 -
Cup Spring Package PB0000166105
0.29 KG -
800592-20340-00054 20340.0028.0078.0002 30.0 PC K A2A50186696 -
Pressure Plate PB0000165628
0.07 KG -
800592-20340-00055 20340.0028.0078.0003 120.0 PC K A2A50002228 -
Cup Spring PB0000017437
40 x 16,3 x 1,5 0.0 KG H12F05G50
800592-20340-00056 20340.0028.0078.0004 30.0 PC K A2A50001028 -
Retaining Ring PB0000009908
40 x 1,75 0.0 KG H12F03K11
800592-20340-00057 20340.0028.0079 30.0 PC K A2A50180757 -
Stud PB0000115578
compl. 0.15 KG -
800592-20340-00059 20340.0028.0088 32.0 PC K A2A50181391 -
Threaded Pin PB0000160462
M8 x 16 0.0 KG -
800592-20340-00060 20340.0028.0171 2.0 PC K A2A50197018 -
1.94 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20340-00061 20340.0028.0172 2.0 PC K A2A50197019 -

1.7 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20340-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20340 Rotor Cover 1 PG0030284301 -

800592-20340-00062 20340.0028.0173 2.0 PC K A2A50197020 -
1.7 KG -
800592-20340-00063 20340.0028.0174 2.0 PC K A2A50197021 -
2.232 KG -
800592-20340-00064 20340.0028.0175 8.0 PC K A2A50184543 -
Diskspring Package PB0000167659
0.29 KG -
800592-20340-00067 20340.0028.0175.0002 8.0 PC K A2A50186696 -
0.07 KG -
800592-20340-00068 20340.0028.0175.0003 32.0 PC K A2A50002228 -
40 x 16,3 x 1,5 0.0 KG H12F05G50

800592-20340-00069 20340.0028.0175.0004 8.0 PC K A2A50001028 -

40 x 1,75 0.0 KG H12F03K11
800592-20340-00070 20340.0028.0176 8.0 PC K A2A50225181 -

Stud PB0000180648
0.09 KG -
800592-20340-00072 20340.0028.0271 2.0 PC K A2A50200453 -
Dummy Frame PB0000181924
1.7 KG -
800592-20340-00073 20340.0028.0272 2.0 PC K A2A50200454 -
1.7 KG -
800592-20340-00074 20340.0028.0273 2.0 PC K A2A50200455 -
1.319 KG -
800592-20340-00075 20340.0028.0274 2.0 PC K A2A50200456 -
1.291 KG -
800592-20340-00076 20340.0028.0275 16.0 PC K A2A50007584 -
M16 x 40 0.09 KG H00B85H96
800592-20340-00077 20340.0028.0276 16.0 PC K A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-20340-00078 20340.0028.0277 16.0 PC K A2A50005996 -
AM16 x 16 0.01 KG H11F50D76
800592-20340-00081 20340.0029 45.0 PC R A2A50205970 -
A31.4 x 47 x 6.8 0.047 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20340-00082 20340.0030 45.0 PC P A2A50257081 -

M30 x 90 0.74 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20340-0592/ 03

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20340 Rotor Cover 1 PG0030284301 -

800592-20340-00083 20340.0031 12.0 PC U A2A50219757 -
0.16 KG -
800592-20340-00084 20340.0033 15.0 PC P A2A50219758 -
Plug Screw PB0000209608
0.48 KG -
800592-20340-00088 20340.0053 38.0 PC P A2A50184720 -
0.02 KG -
800592-20340-00089 20340.0054 1.0 PC P A2A50184721 -
0.02 KG -
800592-20340-00090 20340.0055 78.0 PC P A2A50181196 -
Expansion Bolt PB0000154748
0.2 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20340-0592/ 04
Spare Parts Bearing Casing, Compressor

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor 1 PG0030149100 -

800592-20500-00008 20500.0001.0001.0003 24.0 PC P A2A50000955 -
AM36 x 54 0.0 KG H11G83G07
800592-20500-00009 20500.0001.0001.0004 2.0 PC R A2A50000397 -
AM12 x 18 0.0 KG H11G95C39
800592-20500-00010 20500.0001.0001.0005 19.0 PC R A2A50000533 -
AM16 x 24 0.0 KG H11G95C21
800592-20500-00013 20500.0001.0001.0008 4.0 PC Q A2A50005963 -
AM20 x 40 0.01 KG H10J22B07
800592-20500-00035 20500.0003.0006 98.0 PC T A2A50005603 -
0.11 KG H10E01E98

800592-20500-00036 20500.0003.0010 4.0 PC R A2A50000193 -

M12 x 30K 0.04 KG H00B74J65
800592-20500-00037 20500.0003.0011 2.0 PC R A2A50000089 -

A-8 x 32 0.01 KG H00A71G16
800592-20500-00040 20500.0004.0003 1.0 PC R A2A50185444 -
Hose PB0000152647
0.671 KG -
800592-20500-00042 20500.0004.0005 1.0 PC R A2A50000088 -
A21 x 26 0.002 KG H00A70B96
800592-20500-00043 20500.0004.0006 1.0 PC R A2A50006838 -
O-Ring PB0000008292
39 x 3 0.0 KG H00C18F89
800592-20500-00045 20500.0004.0008 2.0 PC R A2A50006587 -
A16 x 22 0.0 KG H00A65D60
800592-20500-00048 20500.0004.0012 2.0 PC R A2A50001324 -
M10 x 16 0.02 KG H13B61F52
800592-20500-00049 20500.0004.0013 2.0 PC R A2A50203282 -
A10.7 x 16.0 x 2.2 0.0 KG -
800592-20500-00051 20500.0004.0015 1.0 PC R A2A50005718 -
Washer PB0000000179
8,4 0.0 KG H00A79K32
800592-20500-00052 20500.0004.0016 1.0 PC R A2A50000180 -
M8 x 16 0.01 KG H00B73K41
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20500-00064 20500.0005.0002 80.0 PC T A2A50114110 -

12 0.11 KG H12C76K89
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20500-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20500-00065 20500.0005.0006 2.0 PC R A2A50006588 -
0.03 KG H00A65H90
800592-20500-00066 20500.0005.0009 6.0 PC R A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-20500-00067 20500.0005.0010 6.0 PC R A2A50000194 -
M16 x 40 0.092 KG H00B74K15
800592-20500-00069 20500.0006 1.0 PC Z A2A50308705 -
Combined Journal-Thrust Bearing PG0030149000
0.0 KG -
800592-20500-00085 20500.0006.0001.0003 14.0 PC R A2A50289547 -
Piston NS PB0000268832
0.392 KG -

800592-20500-00086 20500.0006.0001.0004 28.0 PC R A2A50285289 -

Guide Ring PB0000263562
0.003 KG -
800592-20500-00087 20500.0006.0001.0005 14.0 PC R A2A50291862 -

Piston Lining PB0000281377
0.006 KG -
800592-20500-00088 20500.0006.0001.0006 10.0 PC R A2A50302817 -
Piston PB0000288024
1.3 KG -
800592-20500-00089 20500.0006.0001.0007 10.0 PC R A2A50302687 -
Piston Bushing PB0000288026
1.234 KG -
800592-20500-00090 20500.0006.0001.0009 10.0 PC R A2A50292103 -
Piston Lining PB0000281378
0.022 KG -
800592-20500-00091 20500.0006.0001.0010 10.0 PC R A2A50285298 -
Guide Ring PB0000263623
0.005 KG -
800592-20500-00092 20500.0006.0001.0011 10.0 PC R A2A50291863 -
O-Ring Hs PB0000281379
0.006 KG -
800592-20500-00093 20500.0006.0001.0012 10.0 PC R A2A50302819 -
Stuetzring PB0000288029
BV2701000-PTGB 0.002 KG -
800592-20500-00094 20500.0006.0001.0013 10.0 PC R A2A50302818 -
Fuehrungsring PB0000288027
GR6500700 0.004 KG -
800592-20500-00095 20500.0006.0001.0016 1.0 PC U A2A50289532 -
Backing Ring NS PB0000268802
6.1 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20500-00096 20500.0006.0001.0019 4.0 PC R A2A50289728 -

Dolley PB0000278813
0.022 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20500-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20500-00097 20500.0006.0001.0020 8.0 PC R A2A50237886 -
O-Ring PB0000129178
10,1 x 1,6 0.0 KG H13F50A51
800592-20500-00098 20500.0006.0001.0021 4.0 PC R A2A50289727 -
O-Ring PB0000278812
0.001 KG -
800592-20500-00099 20500.0006.0001.0022 160.0 PC R A2A50000193 -
M12 x 30K 0.04 KG H00B74J65
800592-20500-00100 20500.0006.0004 1.0 PC U A2A50289548 -
Thrust Bearing PB0000268850
435.0 KG -
800592-20500-00101 20500.0006.0004.0002 4.0 PC R A2A50200281 -
Thrust Pad PB0000193697
9.172 KG -

800592-20500-00102 20500.0006.0004.0003 4.0 PC R A2A50200282 -

9.335 KG -
800592-20500-00107 20500.0006.0004.0019 2.0 PC R A2A50200283 -

9.064 KG -
800592-20500-00108 20500.0006.0005 1.0 PC U A2A50289549 -
Thrust Bearing PB0000268851
66.0 KG -
800592-20500-00111 20500.0006.0005.0008 10.0 PC R A2A50007018 -
1.0 KG H12E01H77
800592-20500-00112 20500.0006.0005.0009 4.0 PC R A2A50200280 -
1.804 KG -
800592-20500-00115 20500.0006.0006 4.0 PC R A2A50289664 -
Bushing PB0000274703
0.04 KG -
800592-20500-00116 20500.0006.0007 4.0 PC R A2A50000938 -
M8 x 16K 0.01 KG H00B74F43
800592-20500-00117 20500.0006.0008 2.0 PC R A2A50000809 -
O-Ring PB0000008274
11 x 2,5 0.01 KG H00B81A19
800592-20500-00118 20500.0006.0009 8.0 PC R A2A50212694 -
A43.2 x 63 x 6.8 0.0 KG -
800592-20500-00119 20500.0006.0010 8.0 PC R A2A50185301 -
M42 x 380 5.4 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20500-00120 20500.0006.0011 2.0 PC R A2A50008177 -

30 x 400 2.0 KG H12B64D75
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20500-0592/ 03

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20500-00121 20500.0006.0013 4.0 PC R A2A50186051 -
Ring PB0000151200
1.24 KG -
800592-20500-00122 20500.0006.0014 1.0 PC U A2A50249031 -
59.0 KG -
800592-20500-00133 20500.0007.0005 4.0 PC R A2A50000194 -
M16 x 40 0.092 KG H00B74K15
800592-20500-00134 20500.0007.0006 4.0 PC R A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-20500-00135 20500.0007.0007 2.0 PC R A2A50006588 -
0.03 KG H00A65H90

800592-20500-00136 20500.0007.0009 4.0 PC T A2A50187308 -

D = 750 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.253 KG -
800592-20500-00137 20500.0007.0010 780.0 PC T A2A50005602 -

Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-20500-00142 20500.0008.0001.0002.0010 1.0 PC W A2A50145789 -
O-Ring PB0000044453
4-8 0.0 KG H13E97G26
800592-20500-00147 20500.0008.0002.0002.0010 1.0 PC W A2A50145789 -
O-Ring PB0000044453
4-8 0.0 KG H13E97G26
800592-20500-00153 20500.0008.0003.0002.0010 1.0 PC W A2A50145789 -
O-Ring PB0000044453
4-8 0.0 KG H13E97G26
800592-20500-00158 20500.0008.0004.0002.0010 1.0 PC W A2A50145789 -
O-Ring PB0000044453
4-8 0.0 KG H13E97G26
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20500-0592/ 04
Spare Parts Instrumentation Compressor Bearing

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20510 Instrumentation Compressor Bearing 1 PG0030339500 -

800592-20510-00001 20510.0020 2.0 PC A A2A50184757 -
Thermocouple PB0000167920
0.01 KG -
800592-20510-00002 20510.0050 2.0 PC B A2A50146303 -
Measuring Sensor PB0000044720
0.846 KG H13F12K29
800592-20510-00004 20510.0071 1.0 PC W A2A50271262 -
Gasket PB0000271298
0.025 KG -
800592-20510-00023 20510.0305 2.0 PC W A2A50005808 -
Gasket PB0000000449
A6 x 10 0.01 KG H00B78B55

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20510-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Bearing Casing Compressor, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20550 Bearing Casing Compressor, Assembly 1 PB0000275232 -

800592-20550-00001 20550.0010 1.0 PC R A2A50000069 -
0.194 KG H00A21F53
800592-20550-00002 20550.0011 2.0 PC R A2A50000070 -
A33 x 39 0.005 KG H00A21F61
800592-20550-00003 20550.0012 23.0 PC R A2A50000434 -
M16 x 65 0.12 KG H12C74H86
800592-20550-00004 20550.0013 2.0 PC R A2A50000184 -
M16 x 50 0.1 KG H00B74D03
800592-20550-00005 20550.0014 2.0 PC R A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72

800592-20550-00006 20550.0015 1.0 PC R A2A50185441 -

0.0 KG -
800592-20550-00007 20550.0016 1.0 PC R A2A50005998 -

O-Ring PB0000001526
51 x 4,5 0.0 KG H11G80K00
800592-20550-00009 20550.0018 1.0 PC R A2A50006987 -
O-Ring PB0000009461
46 x 3 0.0 KG H00C13C75
800592-20550-00010 20550.0019 4.0 PC R A2A50000431 -
M12 x 30K 0.03 KG H12B74G30
800592-20550-00011 20550.0020 4.0 PC R A2A50000381 -
A13 x 19,5 x 2,2 0.003 KG H11E04D68
800592-20550-00012 20550.0021 2.0 PC R A2A50189823 -
Shim PB0000180543
8.8 KG -
800592-20550-00014 20550.0023 1.0 PC R A2A50185442 -
0.0 KG -
800592-20550-00015 20550.0024 3.0 PC R A2A50000081 -
A42 x 49 0.0 KG H00A33F41
800592-20550-00019 20550.0026 12.0 PC R A2A50005786 -
M16 x 45 0.1 KG H00B74C95
800592-20550-00020 20550.0027 12.0 PC R A2A50000183 -
M16 x 35 0.08 KG H00B74C79
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20550-00021 20550.0028 1.0 PC R A2A50185271 -

O-Ring PB0000139921
99 x 4,5 0.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20550-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20550-00023 20550.0030 1.0 PC R A2A50185272 -
O-Ring PB0000139922
89 x 5 0.0 KG -
800592-20550-00024 20550.0031 26.0 PC R A2A50000434 -
M16 x 65 0.12 KG H12C74H86
800592-20550-00025 20550.0032 4.0 PC R A2A50007556 -
14 x 100 0.11 KG H00B77E62
800592-20550-00026 20550.0033 2.0 PC R A2A50024160 -
M12 x 50K 0.053 KG H00B74J81
800592-20550-00027 20550.0034 2.0 PC R A2A50000381 -
A13 x 19,5 x 2,2 0.003 KG H11E04D68

800592-20550-00030 20550.0037 2.0 PC R A2A50005791 -

M10 x 20K 0.017 KG H00B74F92
800592-20550-00031 20550.0038 16.0 PC P A2A50029600 -

M36 x 160 1.7 KG H12B73H72
800592-20550-00032 20550.0039 16.0 PC R A2A50202459 -
A37.4 x 55 x 6.8 0.06 KG -
800592-20550-00033 20550.0046 2.0 PC R A2A50185275 -
Profile Seal Ring PB0000142768
0.0 KG -
800592-20550-00034 20550.0047 12.0 PC P A2A50007020 -
M42 x 280 3.6 KG H12E31J57
800592-20550-00035 20550.0048 24.0 PC P A2A50006954 -
Washer PB0000009115
42 0.18 KG H00A89D29
800592-20550-00036 20550.0049 12.0 PC P A2A50005653 -
M42 0.8 KG H00A40G45
800592-20550-00037 20550.0050 4.0 PC P A2A50281487 -
30 x 220 0.993 KG -
800592-20550-00038 20550.0051 8.0 PC R A2A50202459 -
A37.4 x 55 x 6.8 0.06 KG -
800592-20550-00039 20550.0052 8.0 PC R A2A50185276 -
M36 x 160 1.5 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20550-00044 20550.0053.0003 8.0 PC Q A2A50007537 -

Countersunk Screw PB0000013407
M10 x 20 0.01 KG H00B75B28
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20550-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20550-00046 20550.0054 2.0 PC R A2A50005675 -
M42 x 1,5 0.313 KG H00A52H49
800592-20550-00049 20550.0057 5.0 PC R A2A50006838 -
O-Ring PB0000008292
39 x 3 0.0 KG H00C18F89
800592-20550-00050 20550.0058 5.0 PC R A2A50000067 -
A22 x 27 0.0 KG H00A18G25

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20550-0592/ 03
Spare Parts Bearing Casing, Turbine

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine 1 PG0029896501 -

800592-20600-00006 20600.0001.0002.0002.0002 7.0 PC T A2A50196600 -
D = 1500 mm H = 4.8 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00007 20600.0001.0002.0002.0003 1,250.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-20600-00008 20600.0001.0002.0002.0004 6.0 PC T A2A50196600 -
D = 1500 mm H = 4.8 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00009 20600.0001.0002.0002.0005 1,160.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-20600-00010 20600.0001.0002.0002.0006 6.0 PC T A2A50196600 -
D = 1500 mm H = 4.8 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -

800592-20600-00011 20600.0001.0002.0002.0007 1,150.0 PC T A2A50005602 -

Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-20600-00012 20600.0001.0002.0002.0008 6.0 PC T A2A50196600 -

D = 1500 mm H = 4.8 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00013 20600.0001.0002.0002.0009 1,140.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-20600-00014 20600.0001.0002.0002.0010 2.0 PC R A2A50001659 -
AM24 x 36 0.0 KG H11H09D86
800592-20600-00016 20600.0001.0002.0014 2.0 PC R A2A50001131 -
M8 x 60 0.02 KG H00B86C65
800592-20600-00017 20600.0001.0002.0015 2.0 PC R A2A50203321 -
A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -
800592-20600-00023 20600.0001.0002.0019 1.0 PC R A2A50000079 -
A27 x 32 0.003 KG H00A32A22
800592-20600-00036 20600.0001.0002.0031.0003 45.0 PC R A2A50000894 -
M8 x 25 0.013 KG H00B74A14
800592-20600-00037 20600.0001.0002.0031.0004 45.0 PC R A2A50000065 -
M8 0.005 KG H00A01C66
800592-20600-00038 20600.0001.0002.0031.0005 45.0 PC R A2A50000997 -
Washer PB0000009579
40 x 8,4 x 1,5 0.01 KG H11K11A81
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20600-00040 20600.0001.0002.0033 5.0 PC R A2A50000096 -

Washer PB0000000193
12 0.005 KG H00A88K74
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20600-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20600-00041 20600.0001.0002.0034 5.0 PC R A2A50002434 -
M12 x 20 0.03 KG H13B62A97
800592-20600-00042 20600.0001.0002.0035 5.0 PC Q A2A50030205 -
Bolt PB0000029257
0.21 KG H12C07J02
800592-20600-00044 20600.0001.0002.0036 10.0 PC Q A2A50024336 -
Washer PB0000009690
16 0.04 KG H12C75J90
800592-20600-00049 20600.0001.0003.0007.0002 12.0 PC R A2A50000397 -
AM12 x 18 0.0 KG H11G95C39
800592-20600-00055 20600.0001.0003.0013.0002 3.0 PC R A2A50146845 -
AM20 x 20 0.01 KG H13E61E73

800592-20600-00058 20600.0001.0003.0014.0002 3.0 PC R A2A50146845 -

AM20 x 20 0.01 KG H13E61E73
800592-20600-00090 20600.0004 1.0 PC Z A2A50151059 -

Radial Bearing PB0000048707
450.0 KG -
800592-20600-00091 20600.0004.0002 3.0 PC U A2A50220136 -
0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00092 20600.0004.0003 2.0 PC U A2A50220137 -
0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00093 20600.0004.0008 2.0 PC R A2A50238956 -
Dolley PB0000208199
0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00094 20600.0004.0009 4.0 PC R A2A50238954 -
O-Ring PB0000194384
14,6 x 2,4 0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00095 20600.0004.0010 2.0 PC R A2A50238957 -
Jacking Adaptor PB0000208201
0.258 KG -
800592-20600-00096 20600.0004.0011 2.0 PC R A2A50238958 -
Gasket PB0000208203
0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00102 20600.0005.0002.0002 52.0 PC Q A2A50000085 -
M8 x 35 0.016 KG H00A61C52
800592-20600-00103 20600.0005.0002.0003 52.0 PC Q A2A50000997 -
Washer PB0000009579
40 x 8,4 x 1,5 0.01 KG H11K11A81
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20600-00104 20600.0005.0002.0004 52.0 PC Q A2A50000065 -

M8 0.005 KG H00A01C66
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20600-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20600-00107 20600.0005.0009 2.0 PC R A2A50000755 -
M24 0.092 KG H12A50K96
800592-20600-00109 20600.0005.0011 1.0 PC R A2A50000180 -
M8 x 16 0.01 KG H00B73K41
800592-20600-00119 20600.0006.0007 1.0 PC R A2A50185722 -
Gasket PB0000132412
1.3 KG -
800592-20600-00130 20600.0007.0005.0006 72.0 PC T A2A50114110 -
12 0.11 KG H12C76K89
800592-20600-00132 20600.0007.0008 1.0 PC R A2A50152354 -
O-Ring PB0000056180
0.06 KG -

800592-20600-00133 20600.0007.0009 12.0 PC R A2A50005822 -

M8 x 60K 0.03 KG H00B81G39
800592-20600-00134 20600.0007.0010 12.0 PC R A2A50203321 -

A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -
800592-20600-00138 20600.0008.0002 750.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-20600-00139 20600.0008.0003 4.0 PC T A2A50187262 -
D = 950 mm H = 4.1 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00140 20600.0008.0004 480.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-20600-00141 20600.0008.0005 3.0 PC T A2A50185082 -
D = 850 mm H = 4.1 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00142 20600.0008.0006 200.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-20600-00143 20600.0008.0007 1.0 PC T A2A50187301 -
D = 700 mm H = 4.1 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-20600-00179 20600.0012.0001 2.0 PC R A2A50000088 -
A21 x 26 0.002 KG H00A70B96
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20600-0592/ 03
Spare Parts Instrumentation Turbine Bearing

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20610 Instrumentation Turbine Bearing 1 PB0000262178 -

800592-20610-00001 20610.0020 2.0 PC A A2A50184757 -
0.01 KG -
800592-20610-00002 20610.0050 2.0 PC B A2A50146303 -
0.846 KG H13F12K29

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20610-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
20650 Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly 1 PG0029896700 -

800592-20650-00001 20650.0017 24.0 PC R A2A50006979 -
M20 x 45K 0.16 KG H00A46K15
800592-20650-00002 20650.0020 2.0 PC P A2A50196601 -
AM36 x 180 1.45 KG -
800592-20650-00003 20650.0022 12.0 PC R A2A50007045 -
M30 x 60 0.58 KG H12E93G59
800592-20650-00004 20650.0023 12.0 PC Q A2A50011787 -
M16 x 25K 0.07 KG H00B74K07
800592-20650-00005 20650.0024 4.0 PC R A2A50005675 -
M42 x 1,5 0.313 KG H00A52H49

800592-20650-00006 20650.0025 1.0 PC R A2A50185445 -

Round Wire Seal PB0000154032
0.03 KG -
800592-20650-00007 20650.0026 1.0 PC R A2A50185300 -

O-Ring PB0000154034
63 x 5 0.0 KG -
800592-20650-00008 20650.0027 2.0 PC U A2A50185449 -
4.0 KG -
800592-20650-00009 20650.0029 2.0 PC P A2A50016207 -
Pin PB0000011079
30 x 280 1.25 KG H00B48D98
800592-20650-00011 20650.0039 12.0 PC R A2A50016683 -
M16 x 70 0.13 KG H00B86D72
800592-20650-00012 20650.0040 12.0 PC R A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-20650-00013 20650.0041 12.0 PC Q A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-20650-00014 20650.0042 12.0 PC R A2A50205970 -
A31.4 x 47 x 6.8 0.047 KG -
800592-20650-00015 20650.0043 7.0 PC Q A2A50185450 -
M68 x 2 1.1 KG -
800592-20650-00016 20650.0044 1.0 PC Q A2A50185451 -
M68 x 2 0.956 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20650-00017 20650.0045 10.0 PC R A2A50185452 -

0.021 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20650-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20650-00023 20650.0047 26.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-20650-00024 20650.0048 2.0 PC Q A2A50007883 -
M20 x 25 0.121 KG H10G16G65
800592-20650-00026 20650.0054 4.0 PC R A2A50000085 -
M8 x 35 0.016 KG H00A61C52
800592-20650-00027 20650.0055 4.0 PC R A2A50203321 -
A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -
800592-20650-00028 20650.0056 1.0 PC R A2A50007665 -
O-Ring PB0000014013
205 x 5 0.0 KG H00C13G30

800592-20650-00029 20650.0057 1.0 PC R A2A50000940 -

O-Ring PB0000009442
180 x 4 0.017 KG H00B81D08
800592-20650-00031 20650.0059 1.0 PC P A2A50186236 -

Lifting Eye Nut PB0000154056
2.588 KG -
800592-20650-00032 20650.0060 8.0 PC P A2A50002442 -
M12 x 50 0.06 KG H13B62C61
800592-20650-00033 20650.0061 8.0 PC P A2A50000063 -
M12 0.014 KG H13B58D50
800592-20650-00034 20650.0062 10.0 PC P A2A50065461 -
Washer PB0000023154
1.1 KG H13D11B08
800592-20650-00035 20650.0063 10.0 PC P A2A50185446 -
Stud PB0000154072
L = 478 mm 14.2 KG -
800592-20650-00036 20650.0064 10.0 PC P A2A50185200 -
M72 x 6 2.9 KG -
800592-20650-00037 20650.0065 10.0 PC P A2A50065583 -
0.35 KG H13E36J06
800592-20650-00038 20650.0066 10.0 PC R A2A50006098 -
M16 x 25 0.07 KG H11K20K26
800592-20650-00039 20650.0067 10.0 PC R A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20650-00040 20650.0069 2.0 PC P A2A50185448 -

Expansion Bolt PB0000159669
AM24 x 168 0.6 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20650-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20650-00041 20650.0070 2.0 PC P A2A50186394 -
Spherical Washer PB0000159663
C25 0.0 KG -
800592-20650-00042 20650.0071 2.0 PC P A2A50012016 -
Conical Seat PB0000016565
D28 0.0 KG H12B27D72
800592-20650-00048 20650.0100.0003.0004 2.0 PC Q A2A50000096 -
Washer PB0000000193
12 0.005 KG H00A88K74
800592-20650-00049 20650.0100.0003.0005 2.0 PC Q A2A50029605 -
0.01 KG H12B77F18
800592-20650-00050 20650.0100.0003.0006 2.0 PC Q A2A50281328 -
L = 160 0.113 KG -

800592-20650-00057 20650.0100.0003.0010.0009 4.0 PC Q A2A50016688 -

M8 x 50K 0.02 KG H00B87J18
800592-20650-00061 20650.0100.0004.0004 2.0 PC Q A2A50000096 -

Washer PB0000000193
12 0.005 KG H00A88K74
800592-20650-00062 20650.0100.0004.0005 2.0 PC Q A2A50029605 -
0.01 KG H12B77F18
800592-20650-00063 20650.0100.0004.0006 2.0 PC Q A2A50281328 -
L = 160 0.113 KG -
800592-20650-00070 20650.0100.0004.0010.0009 4.0 PC Q A2A50016688 -
M8 x 50K 0.02 KG H00B87J18
800592-20650-00075 20650.0100.0005.0004 2.0 PC Q A2A50000096 -
Washer PB0000000193
12 0.005 KG H00A88K74
800592-20650-00076 20650.0100.0005.0005 2.0 PC Q A2A50029605 -
0.01 KG H12B77F18
800592-20650-00077 20650.0100.0005.0006 2.0 PC Q A2A50136667 -
L = 120 0.07 KG H12F61D23
800592-20650-00080 20650.0100.0007 2.0 PC Q A2A50012091 -
M10 x 70K 0.05 KG H11H89B80
800592-20650-00081 20650.0100.0008 1.0 PC Q A2A50024554 -
M10 x 90K 0.06 KG H00B87K82
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-20650-00083 20650.0101.0011 12.0 PC R A2A50146844 -

M12 x 30 0.038 KG H13E61E40
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20650-0592/ 03

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-20650-00084 20650.0101.0012 12.0 PC R A2A50000381 -
A13 x 19,5 x 2,2 0.003 KG H11E04D68
800592-20650-00085 20650.0101.0016 6.0 PC R A2A50146846 -
M20 x 35 0.1 KG H13E61H47
800592-20650-00086 20650.0101.0017 6.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-20650-00090 20650.0101.0032 48.0 PC R A2A50146852 -
M20 x 30 0.15 KG H13F00A31
800592-20650-00091 20650.0101.0033 48.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-20650-0592/ 04
Spare Parts Guide Vane Ring, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
21000 Guide Vane Ring, Assembly 1 PB0000268810 -

800592-21000-00001 21000.0002 1.0 PC U A2A50281340 -
Guide Ring, compl. PB0000270124
10,250.0 KG -
800592-21000-00004 21000.0002.0004 2.0 PC Q A2A50006321 -
Adapter Sleeve PB0000002736
25 x 90 0.21 KG H12H44F31
800592-21000-00005 21000.0002.0005 2.0 PC Q A2A50005948 -
M24 x 85 0.38 KG H10H89F87
800592-21000-00013 21000.0009 16.0 PC R A2A50002476 -
35 x 1,5 0.0 KG H00A41D12
800592-21000-00014 21000.0010 16.0 PC Q A2A50041371 -
M20 x 90 0.28 KG H13B63F41

800592-21000-00015 21000.0011 2.0 PC Q A2A50000370 -

A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-21000-00016 21000.0012 16.0 PC R A2A50146851 -

Disk PB0000045619
35 x 45 x 2,5 0.01 KG H13F22D57
800592-21000-00017 21000.0013 16.0 PC R A2A50185439 -
Roller PB0000139953
T1+2 1.864 KG -
800592-21000-00023 21000.0015 16.0 PC Q A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-21000-00024 21000.0016 2.0 PC Q A2A50000757 -
M16 x 40 0.09 KG H00B74C87
800592-21000-00025 21000.0017 2.0 PC R A2A50006610 -
M16 x 65 0.12 KG H00B86D64
800592-21000-00026 21000.0018 2.0 PC R A2A50000084 -
M16 0.029 KG H00A61B95
800592-21000-00027 21000.0019 102.0 PC T A2A50000312 -
O-Ring PB0000001034
53 x 3,55-N 0.003 KG H10H25J54
800592-21000-00028 21000.0020 51.0 PC T A2A50005872 -
0.15 KG H10A35C88
800592-21000-00029 21000.0022 204.0 PC R A2A50000657 -
M8 x 20 0.02 KG H10H23A65
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21000-00036 21000.0027.0005 51.0 PC Q A2A50066217 -

M12 x 25 0.02 KG H13E22J30
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21000-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21000-00037 21000.0027.0006 51.0 PC Q A2A50014696 -
14M6 x 24 0.02 KG H10G28K67
800592-21000-00038 21000.0027.0007 51.0 PC P A2A50064861 -
Bolt PB0000010637
0.2 KG H13B82C51
800592-21000-00039 21000.0027.0008 51.0 PC R A2A50006292 -
Joint Head PB0000002647
0.19 KG H12G47B14
800592-21000-00040 21000.0027.0009 51.0 PC R A2A50005930 -
M16LH 0.02 KG H10G28K75
800592-21000-00041 21000.0027.0010 51.0 PC R A2A50146760 -
Spanner Nut PB0000045514
0.17 KG H13E84K96

800592-21000-00042 21000.0027.0011 51.0 PC R A2A50006294 -

0.19 KG H12G47J82
800592-21000-00043 21000.0027.0012 51.0 PC R A2A50006093 -

M16 0.02 KG H11J81K20
800592-21000-00044 21000.0027.0013 51.0 PC R A2A50006303 -
Washer PB0000002683
0.03 KG H12G91K55
800592-21000-00045 21000.0027.0014 51.0 PC R A2A50000063 -
M12 0.014 KG H13B58D50
800592-21000-00046 21000.0033 51.0 PC Q A2A50006303 -
Washer PB0000002683
0.03 KG H12G91K55
800592-21000-00047 21000.0034 51.0 PC R A2A50000063 -
M12 0.014 KG H13B58D50
800592-21000-00048 21000.0035 2.0 PC P A2A50005884 -
M36 x 320 2.83 KG H10A98G58
800592-21000-00049 21000.0036 2.0 PC P A2A50005885 -
M36 x 180 1.7 KG H10A98G66
800592-21000-00050 21000.0037 2.0 PC P A2A50005644 -
16 x 140 0.44 KG H00A21A41
800592-21000-00051 21000.0071 2.0 PC Q A2A50000876 -
Washer PB0000008968
11 x 32 x 5 0.04 KG H11K14C91
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21000-00052 21000.0072 2.0 PC R A2A50005899 -

M10 x 45K 0.035 KG H10C80C23
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21000-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21000-00056 21000.0081 2.0 PC R A2A50005796 -
M5 x 10 0.002 KG H00B75A29
800592-21000-00058 21000.0083 1.0 PC Q A2A50001324 -
M10 x 16 0.02 KG H13B61F52
800592-21000-00059 21000.0084 2.0 PC Q A2A50014456 -
A5 x 22 0.0 KG H00A52C93
800592-21000-00062 21000.0087 1.0 PC R A2A50048603 -
Pin PB0000009463
5 x 32 0.0 KG H10A09K60
800592-21000-00063 21000.0088 2.0 PC Q A2A50056630 -
6 x 40 0.01 KG H13B48E50

800592-21000-00064 21000.0089 3.0 PC R A2A50024198 -

M6 x 30K 0.01 KG H12C82J05
800592-21000-00067 21000.0114 2.0 PC Q A2A50005837 -

M24 x 180 0.73 KG H00B86J69
800592-21000-00068 21000.0115 20.0 PC Q A2A50005720 -
Washer PB0000000194
24 0.03 KG H00A90C28
800592-21000-00069 21000.0116 8.0 PC R A2A50005904 -
A50 0.03 KG H10D34D35
800592-21000-00070 21000.0117 2.0 PC Q A2A50006316 -
Washer PB0000002708
0.17 KG H12H11K02
800592-21000-00071 21000.0118 4.0 PC Q A2A50287901 -
M24 0.06 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21000-0592/ 03
Spare Parts Compressor Stator 1

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
21100 Compressor Stator 1 1 PB0000268814 -

800592-21100 21100 1.0 PC Z A2A50278074 -
Compressor Stator 1 PB0000268814
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00010 21100.0002.0006 3.0 PC R A2A50006985 -
M20 x 160K 0.44 KG H00B88D03
800592-21100-00011 21100.0002.0007 2.0 PC R A2A50064788 -
M20 x 180K 0.49 KG H13B63C85
800592-21100-00012 21100.0002.0008 2.0 PC R A2A50064789 -
A-20 x 230 0.673 KG H13B63C93
800592-21100-00017 21100.0002.0011 4.0 PC R A2A50001362 -
M8 x 16 0.01 KG H00B75A60

800592-21100-00018 21100.0002.0012 25.0 PC P A2A50000955 -

AM36 x 54 0.0 KG H11G83G07
800592-21100-00019 21100.0002.0013 10.0 PC P A2A50007190 -

M48 x 72 0.0 KG H12E82J50
800592-21100-00020 21100.0003 1.0 PC U A2A50289536 -
Stator Blade Ring 1 PB0000268815
compl. 10,118.0 KG -
800592-21100-00028 21100.0003.0005 9.0 PC T A2A50185372 -
D = 1400 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00029 21100.0003.0006 1,760.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21100-00031 21100.0003.0009 55.0 PC S A2A50289515 -
Stationary Blade 1 PB0000268546
7.5 KG -
800592-21100-00033 21100.0003.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50305577 -
Seal Strip PG0030054800
AUSFHRUNG 9105-01 0.42 KG -
800592-21100-00034 21100.0003.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50305579 -
800592-21100-00035 21100.0003.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50305578 -
800592-21100-00036 21100.0004 1.0 PC U A2A50289541 -
compl. 10,070.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21100-00044 21100.0004.0005 9.0 PC T A2A50185332 -

D = 1500 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21100-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21100-00045 21100.0004.0006 1,730.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21100-00047 21100.0004.0009 57.0 PC S A2A50289517 -
6.5 KG -
800592-21100-00049 21100.0004.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50305582 -
800592-21100-00050 21100.0004.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50305581 -
800592-21100-00051 21100.0004.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50305580 -

800592-21100-00052 21100.0005 1.0 PC U A2A50229388 -

compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00060 21100.0005.0005 5.0 PC T A2A50187287 -

D = 1600 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00061 21100.0005.0006 990.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21100-00062 21100.0005.0009 53.0 PC S A2A50229341 -
5.083 KG -
800592-21100-00065 21100.0005.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50185231 -
0.29 KG -
800592-21100-00066 21100.0005.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50185236 -
0.11 KG -
800592-21100-00067 21100.0005.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185242 -
0.29 KG -
800592-21100-00068 21100.0006 1.0 PC U A2A50179484 -
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00076 21100.0006.0005 6.0 PC T A2A50187288 -
D = 1700 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00077 21100.0006.0006 1,120.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21100-00078 21100.0006.0009 63.0 PC S A2A50137300 -

3.261 KG H13E58D39
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21100-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21100-00080 21100.0006.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50185232 -
0.17 KG -
800592-21100-00081 21100.0006.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50185237 -
0.08 KG -
800592-21100-00082 21100.0006.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185243 -
0.17 KG -
800592-21100-00083 21100.0007 1.0 PC U A2A50179485 -
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00091 21100.0007.0005 7.0 PC T A2A50187288 -
D = 1700 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -

800592-21100-00092 21100.0007.0006 1,370.0 PC T A2A50005602 -

Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21100-00093 21100.0007.0009 71.0 PC S A2A50137301 -

1.9 KG H13E58D47
800592-21100-00094 21100.0007.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50185233 -
0.12 KG -
800592-21100-00095 21100.0007.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50185238 -
0.09 KG -
800592-21100-00096 21100.0007.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185244 -
0.12 KG -
800592-21100-00097 21100.0008 1.0 PC U A2A50179486 -
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00105 21100.0008.0005 6.0 PC T A2A50187288 -
D = 1700 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00106 21100.0008.0006 1,070.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21100-00107 21100.0008.0009 73.0 PC S A2A50137302 -
1.7 KG H13E58D62
800592-21100-00108 21100.0008.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50185233 -
0.12 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21100-00109 21100.0008.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50185239 -

0.07 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21100-0592/ 03

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21100-00110 21100.0008.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185244 -
0.12 KG -
800592-21100-00111 21100.0009 1.0 PC U A2A50179487 -
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00119 21100.0009.0005 4.0 PC T A2A50187288 -
D = 1700 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00120 21100.0009.0006 780.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21100-00121 21100.0009.0009 79.0 PC S A2A50137303 -
1.3 KG H13E58D70

800592-21100-00122 21100.0009.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50185245 -

0.06 KG -
800592-21100-00123 21100.0009.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50185252 -

0.05 KG -
800592-21100-00124 21100.0009.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185261 -
0.08 KG -
800592-21100-00125 21100.0010 1.0 PC U A2A50179488 -
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00133 21100.0010.0005 5.0 PC T A2A50187288 -
D = 1700 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00134 21100.0010.0006 910.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21100-00135 21100.0010.0009 75.0 PC S A2A50137304 -
1.4 KG H13E58D88
800592-21100-00136 21100.0010.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50185246 -
0.07 KG -
800592-21100-00137 21100.0010.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50185253 -
0.05 KG -
800592-21100-00138 21100.0010.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185262 -
0.08 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21100-00139 21100.0011 1.0 PC U A2A50179489 -

compl. 0.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21100-0592/ 04

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21100-00147 21100.0011.0005 5.0 PC T A2A50187288 -
D = 1700 mm H = 6.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-21100-00148 21100.0011.0006 1,000.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21100-00149 21100.0011.0009 81.0 PC S A2A50137305 -
1.4 KG H13E58C71
800592-21100-00150 21100.0011.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50185247 -
0.07 KG -
800592-21100-00151 21100.0011.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50185254 -
0.05 KG -

800592-21100-00152 21100.0011.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185263 -

0.1 KG -
800592-21100-00153 21100.0012 28.0 PC T A2A50006950 -

M42 x 2 0.18 KG H12B62F93
800592-21100-00154 21100.0013 12.0 PC T A2A50007156 -
Pin PB0000010618
L = 47 0.3 KG H13B77E42
800592-21100-00155 21100.0014 4.0 PC T A2A50007157 -
Pin PB0000010619
L = 85 0.6 KG H13B77E59
800592-21100-00156 21100.0015 8.0 PC T A2A50147029 -
Pin PB0000045886
L = 56 0.25 KG H13E02G18
800592-21100-00157 21100.0016 4.0 PC T A2A50269651 -
Pin PB0000257657
L = 70 0.14 KG -
800592-21100-00158 21100.0017 8.0 PC T A2A50179491 -
Pin PB0000135753
2.3 KG -
800592-21100-00159 21100.0019 8.0 PC T A2A50000395 -
M56 x 2 0.43 KG H11G82B12
800592-21100-00160 21100.0020 8.0 PC T A2A50000396 -
A56 x 64 0.01 KG H11G82B20
800592-21100-00162 21100.0022 8.0 PC T A2A50006980 -
M8 x 16 0.0 KG H00B75D18
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21100-0592/ 05
Spare Parts Compressor Stator 1, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
21110 Compressor Stator 1, Assembly 1 PB0000268827 -

800592-21110-00001 21110.0003 51.0 PC S A2A50289513 -
Compressor Stationary Blade 0 PB0000268523
11.6 KG -
800592-21110-00003 21110.0004 1.0 PC U A2A50269672 -
0.0 KG -
800592-21110-00010 21110.0004.0006 1,740.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21110-00011 21110.0004.0008 9.0 PC T A2A50187258 -
D = 1100 mm H = 4.0 mm L = 20 m 0.0 KG -
800592-21110-00012 21110.0004.0012 49.0 PC T A2A50000951 -
M16 x 90K 0.17 KG H11C29E19

800592-21110-00013 21110.0004.0013 49.0 PC T A2A50000370 -

A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-21110-00014 21110.0004.0014 2.0 PC R A2A50119558 -

20M6 x 105 0.0 KG H00C05G44
800592-21110-00015 21110.0006 38.0 PC P A2A50269655 -
Stud PB0000258307
5.6 KG -
800592-21110-00016 21110.0007 4.0 PC P A2A50269656 -
Stud PB0000258308
10.1 KG -
800592-21110-00017 21110.0008 38.0 PC P A2A50007251 -
Cap Nut PB0000011820
2.4 KG H13B81B96
800592-21110-00018 21110.0009 38.0 PC P A2A50007211 -
Washer PB0000011093
52 0.33 KG H00B76G70
800592-21110-00019 21110.0010 4.0 PC P A2A50024549 -
Washer PB0000013453
64 0.49 KG H00B76G96
800592-21110-00020 21110.0011 4.0 PC P A2A50025362 -
4.2 KG H12B80E05
800592-21110-00021 21110.0012 4.0 PC P A2A50005746 -
30 x 310 1.309 KG H00B45D94
800592-21110-00022 21110.0014 49.0 PC R A2A50202459 -
A37.4 x 55 x 6.8 0.06 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21110-00023 21110.0015 45.0 PC P A2A50269664 -

M36 x 170 1.732 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21110-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21110-00024 21110.0016 2.0 PC R A2A50005902 -
25 x 190 0.64 KG H10D13E12
800592-21110-00025 21110.0017 54.0 PC P A2A50269657 -
3.0 KG -
800592-21110-00027 21110.0020 1.0 PC R A2A50064922 -
M8 x 70K 0.03 KG H00B87J34
800592-21110-00029 21110.0022 2.0 PC Q A2A50269650 -
Parallel Pin With Internal Thread PB0000257639
16 x 90 0.13 KG -
800592-21110-00030 21110.0025 5.0 PC I A2A50000197 -
M48 x 1,5 0.242 KG H00B75E17

800592-21110-00031 21110.0026 5.0 PC I A2A50000090 -

A48 x 55 0.008 KG H00A71J14
800592-21110-00032 21110.0027 51.0 PC T A2A50005879 -

0.11 KG H10A65F33
800592-21110-00033 21110.0028 51.0 PC T A2A50007238 -
0.13 KG H11H15A45
800592-21110-00034 21110.0029 51.0 PC T A2A50007242 -
O-Ring PB0000011351
130 x 6 0.01 KG H12B74F98
800592-21110-00035 21110.0030 51.0 PC T A2A50007253 -
0.06 KG H13B84G12
800592-21110-00036 21110.0031 1.0 PC I A2A50001807 -
Gasket PB0000016153
0.0 KG H11J93E61
800592-21110-00040 21110.0033 12.0 PC I A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-21110-00041 21110.0034 12.0 PC I A2A50001124 -
M24 x 60 0.31 KG H00B10B74
800592-21110-00042 21110.0035 9.0 PC I A2A50006373 -
0.11 KG H00A44F48
800592-21110-00044 21110.0036 9.0 PC I A2A50000080 -
A24 x 29 0.0 KG H00A33C10
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21110-00046 21110.0038 2.0 PC Q A2A50269665 -

M36 x 190 1.889 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21110-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21110-00047 21110.0039 2.0 PC Q A2A50007252 -
M36 x 160 1.63 KG H13B83C75

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21110-0592/ 03

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21201 21201 1.0 PC Z A2A50297589 -
Compressor Stator 2 PB0000280335
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21201-00007 21201.0001.0002.0004 48.0 PC P A2A50016095 -
M36 x 45 0.0 KG H10J40H03
800592-21201-00008 21201.0001.0002.0005 14.0 PC P A2A50269652 -
M56 x 84 0.0 KG -
800592-21201-00009 21201.0001.0003 1.0 PC U A2A50185730 -
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21201-00018 21201.0001.0003.0006 690.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80

800592-21201-00019 21201.0001.0003.0008 4.0 PC T A2A50250992 -

D=1700MM H=4,0MM L=20M 0.177 KG -
800592-21201-00020 21201.0001.0003.0009 77.0 PC S A2A50137306 -

1.084 KG H13E58E12
800592-21201-00021 21201.0001.0003.0016 3.0 PC T A2A50185245 -
0.06 KG -
800592-21201-00022 21201.0001.0003.0017 4.0 PC T A2A50185255 -
0.05 KG -
800592-21201-00023 21201.0001.0003.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185261 -
0.08 KG -
800592-21201-00024 21201.0001.0004 1.0 PC U A2A50297584 -
compl. 302.0 KG -
800592-21201-00033 21201.0001.0004.0006 900.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21201-00034 21201.0001.0004.0008 5.0 PC T A2A50250992 -
D=1700MM H=4,0MM L=20M 0.177 KG -
800592-21201-00035 21201.0001.0004.0009 79.0 PC S A2A50232984 -
1.1 KG -
800592-21201-00036 21201.0001.0004.0016 5.0 PC T A2A50185248 -
0.06 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21201-00037 21201.0001.0004.0017 6.0 PC T A2A50185256 -

0.05 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21201-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21201-00038 21201.0001.0004.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185264 -
0.09 KG -
800592-21201-00039 21201.0001.0005 1.0 PC U A2A50224884 -
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21201-00048 21201.0001.0005.0006 730.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21201-00049 21201.0001.0005.0008 4.0 PC T A2A50187259 -
D = 1600 mm H = 4.0 mm L = 20 m 0.182 KG -
800592-21201-00050 21201.0001.0005.0009 69.0 PC S A2A50232985 -
1.1 KG -

800592-21201-00051 21201.0001.0005.0016 5.0 PC T A2A50185247 -

0.07 KG -
800592-21201-00052 21201.0001.0005.0017 6.0 PC T A2A50185257 -

0.04 KG -
800592-21201-00053 21201.0001.0005.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185263 -
0.1 KG -
800592-21201-00054 21201.0001.0006 1.0 PC U A2A50297585 -
compl. 280.0 KG -
800592-21201-00063 21201.0001.0006.0006 1,070.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21201-00064 21201.0001.0006.0008 6.0 PC T A2A50187259 -
D = 1600 mm H = 4.0 mm L = 20 m 0.182 KG -
800592-21201-00065 21201.0001.0006.0009 73.0 PC S A2A50232986 -
1.1 KG -
800592-21201-00066 21201.0001.0006.0016 5.0 PC T A2A50185249 -
0.06 KG -
800592-21201-00067 21201.0001.0006.0017 6.0 PC T A2A50185258 -
0.05 KG -
800592-21201-00068 21201.0001.0006.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185265 -
0.08 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21201-00069 21201.0001.0007 1.0 PC U A2A50297586 -

compl. 234.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21201-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21201-00078 21201.0001.0007.0006 760.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21201-00079 21201.0001.0007.0008 4.0 PC T A2A50187259 -
D = 1600 mm H = 4.0 mm L = 20 m 0.182 KG -
800592-21201-00080 21201.0001.0007.0009 75.0 PC S A2A50232987 -
0.8 KG -
800592-21201-00081 21201.0001.0007.0016 5.0 PC T A2A50185250 -
0.07 KG -
800592-21201-00082 21201.0001.0007.0017 6.0 PC T A2A50185259 -
0.05 KG -

800592-21201-00083 21201.0001.0007.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185266 -

0.08 KG -
800592-21201-00084 21201.0001.0008 1.0 PC U A2A50297587 -

compl. 175.0 KG -
800592-21201-00093 21201.0001.0008.0006 720.0 PC T A2A50005602 -
Square PB0000000778
1x1 0.008 KG H10E01E80
800592-21201-00094 21201.0001.0008.0008 4.0 PC T A2A50187259 -
D = 1600 mm H = 4.0 mm L = 20 m 0.182 KG -
800592-21201-00095 21201.0001.0008.0009 79.0 PC S A2A50232988 -
0.6 KG -
800592-21201-00096 21201.0001.0008.0016 5.0 PC T A2A50185251 -
0.07 KG -
800592-21201-00097 21201.0001.0008.0017 6.0 PC T A2A50185260 -
0.05 KG -
800592-21201-00098 21201.0001.0008.0018 1.0 PC T A2A50185267 -
0.1 KG -
800592-21201-00099 21201.0001.0010 4.0 PC T A2A50006950 -
M42 x 2 0.18 KG H12B62F93
800592-21201-00100 21201.0001.0011 4.0 PC T A2A50147028 -
Pin PB0000045885
L = 38 0.15 KG H13E02G00
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21201-00101 21201.0001.0012 24.0 PC T A2A50185438 -

Pin PB0000135758
L = 55 0.18 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21201-0592/ 03

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21201-00102 21201.0001.0014 6.0 PC T A2A50007161 -
Pin PB0000010623
L = 65 0.22 KG H13B77F25
800592-21201-00103 21201.0001.0015 30.0 PC T A2A50007061 -
M33 x 2 0.06 KG H12F26D42
800592-21201-00104 21201.0001.0016 34.0 PC T A2A50009079 -
M6 x 10 0.0 KG H00A62F57
800592-21201-00106 21201.0002.0005 1.0 PC U A2A50224888 -
Outlet Stator Blade Ring PB0000216313
compl. 0.0 KG -
800592-21201-00109 21201.0002.0005.0003 120.0 PC R A2A50075828 -
Round PB0000003299
0.22 KG H10E32C12

800592-21201-00114 21201.0002.0005.0009 79.0 PC S A2A50224878 -

0.9 KG -
800592-21201-00115 21201.0002.0005.0015 2.0 PC T A2A50185282 -

Parallel Key PB0000143763
0.29 KG -
800592-21201-00116 21201.0002.0005.0016 4.0 PC T A2A50011788 -
M6 x 20K 0.006 KG H00B87G93
800592-21201-00117 21201.0002.0006 48.0 PC P A2A50185945 -
M36 x 120 1.48 KG -
800592-21201-00118 21201.0002.0007 48.0 PC R A2A50202459 -
A37.4 x 55 x 6.8 0.06 KG -
800592-21201-00120 21201.0002.0010 7.0 PC P A2A50181189 -
Bolt PB0000141260
0.465 KG -
800592-21201-00122 21201.0002.0013 14.0 PC R A2A50000381 -
A13 x 19,5 x 2,2 0.003 KG H11E04D68
800592-21201-00123 21201.0002.0014 14.0 PC R A2A50006957 -
M12 x 30 0.04 KG H00B85F56
800592-21201-00125 21201.0002.0016 2.0 PC R A2A50065034 -
Pin PB0000018588
8 x 12 0.01 KG H13C29J05
800592-21201-00126 21201.0002.0017 4.0 PC P A2A50065378 -
Bolt PB0000022766
L = 100 0.39 KG H13C28E01
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21201-0592/ 04

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21210-00001 21210.0001 14.0 PC P A2A50269661 -
Stud PB0000259655
M56 x 480 7.012 KG -
800592-21210-00002 21210.0002 14.0 PC P A2A50281367 -
Washer PB0000272998
0.49 KG -
800592-21210-00003 21210.0003 14.0 PC P A2A50237751 -
1.5 KG -
800592-21210-00004 21210.0004 4.0 PC P A2A50005746 -
30 x 310 1.309 KG H00B45D94
800592-21210-00005 21210.0005 2.0 PC U A2A50065018 -
Sliding Block PB0000018425
4.006 KG H13B93C17

800592-21210-00007 21210.0007 4.0 PC R A2A50203420 -

A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-21210-00008 21210.0008 4.0 PC R A2A50005931 -

M20 x 40 0.15 KG H10G33A33
800592-21210-00009 21210.0009 4.0 PC R A2A50001332 -
M6 x 12 0.0 KG H00A58E49
800592-21210-00010 21210.0010 2.0 PC U A2A50065344 -
Bolt PB0000022651
14.5 KG H13B93C41
800592-21210-00011 21210.0011 2.0 PC R A2A50002472 -
Grease Nipple PB0000020348
AM10 x 1 0.0 KG H00A28G16
800592-21210-00013 21210.0013 8.0 PC R A2A50008285 -
M20 x 50 0.17 KG H12E00F63
800592-21210-00014 21210.0014 8.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-21210-00015 21210.0015 2.0 PC U A2A50269777 -
Bolt PB0000270521
18.0 KG -
800592-21210-00016 21210.0016 2.0 PC U A2A50065023 -
Plate PB0000018437
18.86 KG H13B96K70
800592-21210-00017 21210.0017 2.0 PC Q A2A50065350 -
Pin PB0000022660
0.13 KG H13B97A28
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-21210-00018 21210.0018 2.0 PC R A2A50205970 -

A31.4 x 47 x 6.8 0.047 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21210-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-21210-00019 21210.0019 2.0 PC R A2A50008920 -
M30 x 40 0.43 KG H13B97A44
800592-21210-00023 21210.0023 12.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-21210-00024 21210.0024 12.0 PC R A2A50006159 -
M20 x 100 0.274 KG H12B57C05
800592-21210-00026 21210.0027 2.0 PC R A2A50000395 -
M56 x 2 0.43 KG H11G82B12
800592-21210-00027 21210.0028 2.0 PC R A2A50000396 -
A56 x 64 0.01 KG H11G82B20

800592-21210-00028 21210.0029 1.0 PC U A2A50229409 -

276.0 KG -
800592-21210-00032 21210.0030 2.0 PC R A2A50008037 -

M20 x 60 0.22 KG H11G41G21
800592-21210-00033 21210.0031 4.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-21210-00034 21210.0032 2.0 PC R A2A50000082 -
M20 0.06 KG H00A43G80
800592-21210-00035 21210.0034 8.0 PC I A2A50006373 -
0.11 KG H00A44F48
800592-21210-00037 21210.0035 1.0 PC R A2A50010021 -
Pin PB0000043895
0.05 KG H12B50K94
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21210-0592/ 02
Spare Parts Position Transmitter, Guide Vane

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
21400 Position Transmitter, Guide Vane 1 PB0000270463 -

800592-21400-00001 21400.0001 1.0 PC A A2A50269668 -
Angular Position Transducter, Compl. PB0000264045
2.724 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-21400-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Turbine Stator

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
22000 Turbine Stator 1 PB0000287522 -

800592-22000 22000 1.0 PC Z A2A50302812 -
Turbine Stator PB0000287522
0.0 KG -
800592-22000-00006 22000.0002.0003 90.0 PC I A2A50000397 -
AM12 x 18 0.0 KG H11G95C39
800592-22000-00007 22000.0002.0004 48.0 PC R A2A50000533 -
AM16 x 24 0.0 KG H11G95C21
800592-22000-00008 22000.0002.0005 64.0 PC R A2A50011732 -
AM20 x 30 0.0 KG H11G83F99
800592-22000-00009 22000.0003 78.0 PC S A2A50197004 -
Turbine Stator Blade 1 PB0000190665
3.7 KG -

800592-22000-00019 22000.0004 18.0 PC T A2A50185189 -

Seal Strip, Base Plate PB0000133229
0.124 KG -
800592-22000-00021 22000.0005.0001 7.0 PC T A2A50066330 -

Fixing Pin PB0000042638
0.02 KG H13E23J87
800592-22000-00022 22000.0005.0002 30.0 PC T A2A50066331 -
0.02 KG H13E23J95
800592-22000-00023 22000.0005.0003 36.0 PC T A2A50066332 -
0.02 KG H13E23K03
800592-22000-00024 22000.0005.0004 36.0 PC T A2A50066333 -
0.02 KG H13E23K11
800592-22000-00025 22000.0005.0005 36.0 PC T A2A50066334 -
0.02 KG H13E23K29
800592-22000-00026 22000.0005.0006 82.0 PC T A2A50066335 -
0.02 KG H13E23K37
800592-22000-00027 22000.0006 78.0 PC T A2A50008928 -
0.01 KG H13C04D86
800592-22000-00029 22000.0007 78.0 PC T A2A50185283 -
0.002 KG -
800592-22000-00031 22000.0008 78.0 PC T A2A50185284 -
0.003 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-22000-00033 22000.0009 78.0 PC T A2A50185285 -

0.007 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-22000-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-22000-00035 22000.0010 78.0 PC T A2A50185286 -
0.001 KG -
800592-22000-00037 22000.0011 78.0 PC T A2A50185287 -
0.002 KG -
800592-22000-00039 22000.0012 1.0 PC U A2A50229400 -
Seal Ring 1, Divided PB0000218466
81.0 KG -
800592-22000-00042 22000.0013 78.0 PC T A2A50008934 -
0.02 KG H13C04F19
800592-22000-00043 22000.0014 1.0 PC U A2A50271915 -
Guide Ring 1 PB0000266904
compl. set 0.0 KG -

800592-22000-00044 22000.0014.0001 20.0 PC S A2A50271914 -

Guide Ring Segment PB0000264813
compl. 3.389 KG -
800592-22000-00052 22000.0015 20.0 PC T A2A50185443 -

0.002 KG -
800592-22000-00054 22000.0016 20.0 PC T A2A50185187 -
Pin PB0000135880
0.02 KG -
800592-22000-00055 22000.0019 18.0 PC T A2A50185190 -
0.043 KG -
800592-22000-00058 22000.0020.0001.0001 34.0 PC S A2A50241823 -
6.455 KG -
800592-22000-00067 22000.0020.0001.0002 5.0 PC S A2A50241824 -
6.512 KG -
800592-22000-00077 22000.0020.0002.0001 33.0 PC S A2A50241825 -
6.599 KG -
800592-22000-00086 22000.0020.0002.0002 5.0 PC S A2A50241826 -
6.648 KG -
800592-22000-00095 22000.0021 77.0 PC T A2A50187204 -
0.027 KG -
800592-22000-00097 22000.0022 77.0 PC T A2A50185217 -
0.004 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-22000-00099 22000.0023 77.0 PC T A2A50185216 -

0.009 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-22000-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-22000-00101 22000.0024 77.0 PC T A2A50185218 -
0.005 KG -
800592-22000-00103 22000.0025 217.0 PC T A2A50065029 -
Pin PB0000018516
0.05 KG H13C17K41
800592-22000-00104 22000.0026 237.0 PC T A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-22000-00105 22000.0027 237.0 PC T A2A50008499 -
M20 x 35 0.14 KG H13C17K58
800592-22000-00106 22000.0028 1.0 PC U A2A50152417 -
219.5 KG -

800592-22000-00108 22000.0029 10.0 PC T A2A50185268 -

0.04 KG -
800592-22000-00110 22000.0030 30.0 PC T A2A50008907 -

Pin PB0000022456
0.07 KG H12B63E84
800592-22000-00111 22000.0031 30.0 PC T A2A50008433 -
0.01 KG H12H30C58
800592-22000-00113 22000.0032.0001 11.0 PC T A2A50185950 -
0.01 KG -
800592-22000-00115 22000.0032.0002 10.0 PC T A2A50185951 -
0.01 KG -
800592-22000-00117 22000.0032.0003 1.0 PC T A2A50185952 -
0.01 KG -
800592-22000-00121 22000.0033.0001.0001 28.0 PC S A2A50270831 -
T.-Stator Blade 3 PB0000240776
15.8 KG -
800592-22000-00131 22000.0033.0001.0010 5.0 PC S A2A50270832 -
14.815 KG -
800592-22000-00142 22000.0033.0002.0001 29.0 PC S A2A50270833 -
14.407 KG -
800592-22000-00152 22000.0033.0002.0010 5.0 PC S A2A50270834 -
15.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-22000-00162 22000.0034 67.0 PC T A2A50185219 -

0.058 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-22000-0592/ 03

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-22000-00164 22000.0035 67.0 PC T A2A50185220 -
0.004 KG -
800592-22000-00166 22000.0036 67.0 PC T A2A50185222 -
0.004 KG -
800592-22000-00168 22000.0037 67.0 PC T A2A50185221 -
0.008 KG -
800592-22000-00170 22000.0038 67.0 PC T A2A50185223 -
0.005 KG -
800592-22000-00172 22000.0039 1.0 PC U A2A50152418 -
445.0 KG -

800592-22000-00174 22000.0040 10.0 PC T A2A50010188 -

0.07 KG H12B66A16
800592-22000-00178 22000.0041.0001.0001 25.0 PC S A2A50228361 -

34.5 KG -
800592-22000-00181 22000.0041.0001.0010 5.0 PC S A2A50228362 -
34.5 KG -
800592-22000-00185 22000.0041.0002.0001 24.0 PC S A2A50228363 -
34.5 KG -
800592-22000-00188 22000.0041.0002.0002 5.0 PC S A2A50228364 -
34.5 KG -
800592-22000-00191 22000.0042 59.0 PC T A2A50185224 -
0.058 KG -
800592-22000-00193 22000.0043 59.0 PC T A2A50185225 -
0.005 KG -
800592-22000-00195 22000.0044 59.0 PC T A2A50185227 -
0.004 KG -
800592-22000-00197 22000.0045 59.0 PC T A2A50185226 -
0.018 KG -
800592-22000-00199 22000.0046 59.0 PC T A2A50185228 -
0.005 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-22000-00201 22000.0047 1.0 PC U A2A50152420 -

509.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-22000-0592/ 04

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-22000-00203 22000.0048 10.0 PC T A2A50185269 -
0.1 KG -
800592-22000-00205 22000.0049 1.0 PC U A2A50185755 -
Guide Ring 4 PB0000133301
705.0 KG -
800592-22000-00207 22000.0050 14.0 PC T A2A50185270 -
0.2 KG -
800592-22000-00209 22000.0055 30.0 PC A A2A50220581 -
Filter PB0000208435
0.706 KG -
800592-22000-00213 22000.0057 90.0 PC I A2A50000381 -
A13 x 19,5 x 2,2 0.003 KG H11E04D68

800592-22000-00214 22000.0058 90.0 PC I A2A50008216 -

M12 x 45K 0.02 KG H12C94B64
800592-22000-00215 22000.0061 16.0 PC Q A2A50241263 -

Segment 22,5 PB0000243403
3.183 KG -
800592-22000-00216 22000.0062 64.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-22000-00217 22000.0063 64.0 PC R A2A50221275 -
M20 x 45 0.1 KG -
800592-22000-00219 22000.0064 14.0 PC R A2A50241264 -
Segment 17 PB0000243404
0.865 KG -
800592-22000-00220 22000.0065 48.0 PC R A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-22000-00221 22000.0066 48.0 PC R A2A50209853 -
M16 x 40 0.1 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-22000-0592/ 05
Spare Parts Turbine Stator, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
22010 Turbine Stator, Assembly 1 PB0000272612 -

800592-22010-00001 22010.0003 16.0 PC P A2A50010022 -
Stud PB0000043896
L = 525 13.2 KG H13C84D47
800592-22010-00002 22010.0004 16.0 PC P A2A50185200 -
M72 x 6 2.9 KG -
800592-22010-00003 22010.0005 16.0 PC P A2A50065461 -
Washer PB0000023154
1.1 KG H13D11B08
800592-22010-00004 22010.0006 4.0 PC P A2A50008473 -
40 x 360 3.65 KG H13B65D89
800592-22010-00005 22010.0007 2.0 PC U A2A50066353 -
Bolt PB0000043894
33.4 KG H13C22K33

800592-22010-00006 22010.0008 2.0 PC U A2A50026366 -

Guide block PB0000043885
12.706 KG H12B50D82
800592-22010-00007 22010.0009 2.0 PC R A2A50065363 -

Pin PB0000022715
0.12 KG H13C21H03
800592-22010-00009 22010.0011 16.0 PC R A2A50205970 -
A31.4 x 47 x 6.8 0.047 KG -
800592-22010-00010 22010.0012 16.0 PC R A2A50008506 -
M30 x 110 0.77 KG H13C25G05
800592-22010-00027 22010.0015 6.0 PC Q A2A50007608 -
M20 x 35K 0.12 KG H00B88C53
800592-22010-00045 22010.0019 2.0 PC Q A2A50007603 -
M45 x 180 2.85 KG H00B87B49
800592-22010-00046 22010.0020 2.0 PC R A2A50008158 -
Washer PB0000016516
46 0.08 KG H12A99E07
800592-22010-00047 22010.0021 1.0 PC U A2A50185947 -
Ring, Divided PB0000143807
725.0 KG -
800592-22010-00051 22010.0022 8.0 PC R A2A50001381 -
M20 x 65 0.22 KG H00B86F54
800592-22010-00052 22010.0023 1.0 PC U A2A50185948 -
287.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-22010-00056 22010.0024 1.0 PC U A2A50185965 -

169.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-22010-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Turbine Stator, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
22010 Turbine Stator, Assembly 1 PB0000272612 -

800592-22010-00060 22010.0026 3.0 PC R A2A50010021 -
Pin PB0000043895
0.05 KG H12B50K94
800592-22010-00061 22010.0027 2.0 PC U A2A50185966 -
Bolt PB0000143925
28.97 KG -
800592-22010-00062 22010.0028 2.0 PC Q A2A50008906 -
Pin PB0000022452
0.06 KG H12B02F81
800592-22010-00063 22010.0029 2.0 PC R A2A50008904 -
M24 x 40K 0.0 KG H10G94E07
800592-22010-00064 22010.0030 2.0 PC R A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -

800592-22010-00065 22010.0031 2.0 PC U A2A50066348 -

Guide block PB0000043888
27.4 KG H13C22J18
800592-22010-00069 22010.0035 2.0 PC R A2A50008503 -

120 x 4 0.09 KG H13C22J75
800592-22010-00070 22010.0036 30.0 PC R A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-22010-00071 22010.0037 12.0 PC R A2A50016695 -
M20 x 110 0.33 KG H00B94G16
800592-22010-00072 22010.0038 2.0 PC Q A2A50006357 -
M20 x 30 0.14 KG H00B73B80
800592-22010-00073 22010.0039 8.0 PC R A2A50005800 -
M20 0.056 KG H00B76A43
800592-22010-00074 22010.0090 2.0 PC R A2A50026368 -
3.9 KG H12F08J45
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-22010-0592/ 02
Spare Parts Annular CC, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
23010 Annular CC, Assembly 1 PB0000285207 -

800592-23010-00001 23010.0005 1.0 PC U A2A50203279 -
47.5 KG -
800592-23010-00003 23010.0006 1.0 PC R A2A50007630 -
10M6 x 35 0.0 KG H00C05E20
800592-23010-00004 23010.0008 96.0 PC Y A2A50008725 -
Stud PB0000021363
M20 0.1 KG H13B93A68
800592-23010-00005 23010.0009 96.0 PC Y A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-23010-00006 23010.0010 18.0 PC P A2A50239166 -
Stud PB0000223948
1.9 KG -

800592-23010-00007 23010.0011 6.0 PC P A2A50065015 -

A-25 x 180 0.72 KG H13B90E52
800592-23010-00008 23010.0012 18.0 PC P A2A50239167 -

Washer PB0000223951
0.3 KG -
800592-23010-00009 23010.0013 18.0 PC R A2A50119545 -
4M6 x 12 0.001 KG H00C04K69
800592-23010-00010 23010.0014 18.0 PC P A2A50239168 -
0.7 KG -
800592-23010-00011 23010.0020 2.0 PC I A2A50184734 -
Locking Plate PB0000162088
12 x 70 0.021 KG -
800592-23010-00012 23010.0021 2.0 PC I A2A50184735 -
12 x 80 0.024 KG -
800592-23010-00013 23010.0022 6.0 PC I A2A50184736 -
12 x 85 0.0 KG -
800592-23010-00014 23010.0023 2.0 PC I A2A50184530 -
12 x 90 0.025 KG -
800592-23010-00015 23010.0024 2.0 PC I A2A50184737 -
12 x 100 0.028 KG -
800592-23010-00016 23010.0025 10.0 PC I A2A50184531 -
12 x 145 0.039 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23010-00017 23010.0028 2.0 PC I A2A50193587 -

Gasket PB0000174518
0.01 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23010-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23010-00021 23010.0032 2.0 PC I A2A50002002 -
Threaded Ring PB0000016735
M85 x 3 0.3 KG H12B99F46
800592-23010-00022 23010.0033 2.0 PC I A2A50000945 -
Headless Screw PB0000009459
M5 x 12 0.0 KG H00C10B98
800592-23010-00023 23010.0034 2.0 PC U A2A50185447 -
0.206 KG -
800592-23010-00024 23010.0041 48.0 PC I A2A50002436 -
M12 x 30 0.037 KG H13B62B54
800592-23010-00025 23010.0046 16.0 PC R A2A50297600 -
AM16 x 16 0.007 KG -

800592-23010-00026 23010.0047 16.0 PC R A2A50297601 -

16 x 45 0.062 KG -
800592-23010-00027 23010.0048 4.0 PC R A2A50203420 -

A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-23010-00028 23010.0049 4.0 PC R A2A50181387 -
M20 x 65 0.215 KG -
800592-23010-00030 23010.0082 18.0 PC I A2A50217500 -
M16 x 130 0.2 KG -
800592-23010-00031 23010.0083 18.0 PC I A2A50005729 -
Washer PB0000000224
17 0.008 KG H00B09J87
800592-23010-00032 23010.0084 12.0 PC I A2A50007432 -
12 x 65 0.052 KG H00A62C50
800592-23010-00035 23010.0137 1.0 PC U A2A50196940 -
Bolt With Slot PB0000197342
13.25 KG -
800592-23010-00036 23010.0138 8.0 PC Q A2A50008119 -
M24 x 80 0.36 KG H11K77E54
800592-23010-00037 23010.0139 8.0 PC Q A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-23010-00038 23010.0140 1.0 PC Q A2A50007626 -
6M6 x 38 0.0 KG H00C05C22
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23010-00039 23010.0141 2.0 PC Q A2A50203321 -

A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23010-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23010-00040 23010.0142 2.0 PC Q A2A50196937 -
M8 x 40 0.01 KG -
800592-23010-00041 23010.0143 2.0 PC Q A2A50196938 -
12M6 x 50 0.017 KG -
800592-23010-00042 23010.0150 1.0 PC R A2A50186399 -
Plate PB0000159692
0.647 KG -
800592-23010-00043 23010.0151 1.0 PC R A2A50186400 -
Plate PB0000159693
0.645 KG -
800592-23010-00044 23010.0152 1.0 PC R A2A50186256 -
Plate PB0000155724
0.642 KG -

800592-23010-00045 23010.0153 1.0 PC R A2A50186255 -

Plate PB0000155723
0.645 KG -
800592-23010-00046 23010.0154 1.0 PC R A2A50186401 -

Plate PB0000159696
0.684 KG -
800592-23010-00047 23010.0155 1.0 PC R A2A50186402 -
Plate PB0000159697
0.686 KG -
800592-23010-00048 23010.0156 1.0 PC R A2A50186403 -
Plate PB0000159698
0.7 KG -
800592-23010-00049 23010.0157 1.0 PC R A2A50186404 -
Plate PB0000159699
0.7 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23010-0592/ 03
Spare Parts Outer Shell Assembly, UP

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
23101 Outer Shell Assembly, UP 1 PG0030294401 -

800592-23101-00011 23101.0002.0001.0058 48.0 PC I A2A50001587 -
M12 x 15 0.004 KG H11F63A98
800592-23101-00026 23101.0020 48.0 PC Y A2A50065017 -
AM20 x 15 0.01 KG H13B90F44
800592-23101-00027 23101.0021 17.0 PC K A2A50005996 -
AM16 x 16 0.01 KG H11F50D76
800592-23101-00028 23101.0022 260.0 PC K A2A50185454 -
AM10 x 20 0.0 KG -
800592-23101-00029 23101.0023 19.0 PC R A2A50002286 -
AM10 x 15 0.003 KG H12F85E96

800592-23101-00030 23101.0024 14.0 PC K A2A50001150 -

AM8 x 12 0.0 KG H11H02K85
800592-23101-00032 23101.0030 200.0 PC K A2A50211527 -

0.084 KG -
800592-23101-00035 23101.0031 200.0 PC K A2A50211528 -
Clip With Leaf Spring PB0000205695
0.084 KG -
800592-23101-00038 23101.0032 54.0 PC K A2A50211529 -
0.077 KG -
800592-23101-00041 23101.0033 54.0 PC K A2A50211530 -
0.08 KG -
800592-23101-00044 23101.0034 260.0 PC K A2A50184756 -
0.007 KG -
800592-23101-00045 23101.0047 12.0 PC K A2A50202341 -
0.0 KG -
800592-23101-00046 23101.0048 14.0 PC K A2A50033234 -
M8 x 12K 0.0 KG H12B31B35
800592-23101-00047 23101.0049 14.0 PC K A2A50203321 -
A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -
800592-23101-00048 23101.0050 2.0 PC K A2A50209663 -
Angel Bracket Under Dummy Frame PB0000200165
0.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23101-00050 23101.0061 19.0 PC R A2A50031630 -

M10 x 20 0.015 KG H11J32C46
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23101-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23101-00051 23101.0071 28.0 PC K A2A50289486 -
Ceramic Heat Shield Os1 PB0000261831
AS1 3.85 KG -
800592-23101-00052 23101.0072 24.0 PC K A2A50289487 -
AS2 4.171 KG -
800592-23101-00053 23101.0073 27.0 PC K A2A50289488 -
AS3 3.82 KG -
800592-23101-00054 23101.0074 27.0 PC K A2A50301225 -
AS4 3.5 KG -
800592-23101-00055 23101.0075 21.0 PC K A2A50267057 -
4.369 KG -

800592-23101-00056 23101.0076 19.0 PC K A2A50267044 -

Plate PB0000247820
2.64 KG -
800592-23101-00058 23101.0077 19.0 PC K A2A50184542 -

0.29 KG -
800592-23101-00060 23101.0077.0002 19.0 PC K A2A50186696 -
0.07 KG -
800592-23101-00061 23101.0077.0003 76.0 PC K A2A50002228 -
40 x 16,3 x 1,5 0.0 KG H12F05G50
800592-23101-00062 23101.0077.0004 19.0 PC K A2A50001028 -
40 x 1,75 0.0 KG H12F03K11
800592-23101-00063 23101.0078 19.0 PC K A2A50180757 -
Stud PB0000115578
compl. 0.15 KG -
800592-23101-00066 23101.0088 16.0 PC K A2A50181391 -
M8 x 16 0.0 KG -
800592-23101-00067 23101.0090 11.0 PC U A2A50195704 -
Packing Ring PB0000174039
0.0 KG -
800592-23101-00070 23101.0090.0002.0002 44.0 PC K A2A50001150 -
AM8 x 12 0.0 KG H11H02K85
800592-23101-00073 23101.0090.0004 11.0 PC K A2A50007169 -
1.17 KG H13B93A50
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23101-00075 23101.0090.0005 22.0 PC K A2A50201001 -

Erection Plate PB0000190513
0.011 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23101-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23101-00076 23101.0090.0006 22.0 PC K A2A50007259 -
M8 x 12 0.01 KG H13C37E28
800592-23101-00077 23101.0090.0007 44.0 PC K A2A50181084 -
Tors.Stress Protect. PB0000152967
0.07 KG -
800592-23101-00078 23101.0171 1.0 PC K A2A50196298 -
1.8 KG -
800592-23101-00079 23101.0172 1.0 PC K A2A50196299 -
2.0 KG -
800592-23101-00080 23101.0182 1.0 PC K A2A50196300 -
2.0 KG -

800592-23101-00081 23101.0192 1.0 PC K A2A50196302 -

2.0 KG -
800592-23101-00082 23101.0200 4.0 PC K A2A50184543 -

0.29 KG -
800592-23101-00085 23101.0200.0002 4.0 PC K A2A50186696 -
0.07 KG -
800592-23101-00086 23101.0200.0003 16.0 PC K A2A50002228 -
40 x 16,3 x 1,5 0.0 KG H12F05G50
800592-23101-00087 23101.0200.0004 4.0 PC K A2A50001028 -
40 x 1,75 0.0 KG H12F03K11
800592-23101-00088 23101.0201 4.0 PC K A2A50225181 -
Stud PB0000180648
0.09 KG -
800592-23101-00090 23101.0233 1.0 PC K A2A50196728 -
1.287 KG -
800592-23101-00091 23101.0254 1.0 PC K A2A50196729 -
1.7 KG -
800592-23101-00092 23101.0271 1.0 PC K A2A50196726 -
1.71 KG -
800592-23101-00093 23101.0272 1.0 PC K A2A50196727 -
1.606 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23101-00094 23101.0274 8.0 PC K A2A50007584 -

M16 x 40 0.09 KG H00B85H96
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23101-0592/ 03

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23101-00095 23101.0275 8.0 PC K A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-23101-00097 23101.0321 4.0 PC I A2A50229384 -
M8 x 20 0.0 KG -
800592-23101-00098 23101.0360 48.0 PC K A2A50181398 -
0.0 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23101-0592/ 04
Spare Parts Outer Shell Assembly, LP

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
23102 Outer Shell Assembly, LP 1 PG0030294501 -

800592-23102-00011 23102.0002.0001.0058 48.0 PC I A2A50001587 -
M12 x 15 0.004 KG H11F63A98
800592-23102-00022 23102.0004 1.0 PC U A2A50269034 -
L-Ring PB0000271171
11.0 KG -
800592-23102-00025 23102.0005 2.0 PC R A2A50270479 -
8 x 22 0.007 KG -
800592-23102-00026 23102.0020 48.0 PC Y A2A50065017 -
AM20 x 15 0.01 KG H13B90F44
800592-23102-00027 23102.0021 13.0 PC K A2A50005996 -
AM16 x 16 0.01 KG H11F50D76

800592-23102-00028 23102.0022 264.0 PC K A2A50185454 -

AM10 x 20 0.0 KG -
800592-23102-00029 23102.0023 20.0 PC R A2A50002286 -

AM10 x 15 0.003 KG H12F85E96
800592-23102-00030 23102.0024 14.0 PC K A2A50001150 -
AM8 x 12 0.0 KG H11H02K85
800592-23102-00031 23102.0025 12.0 PC R A2A50202457 -
AM6 x 15 0.0 KG -
800592-23102-00032 23102.0030 204.0 PC K A2A50211527 -
0.084 KG -
800592-23102-00035 23102.0031 204.0 PC K A2A50211528 -
Clip With Leaf Spring PB0000205695
0.084 KG -
800592-23102-00038 23102.0032 54.0 PC K A2A50211529 -
0.077 KG -
800592-23102-00041 23102.0033 54.0 PC K A2A50211530 -
0.08 KG -
800592-23102-00044 23102.0034 264.0 PC K A2A50184756 -
0.007 KG -
800592-23102-00045 23102.0047 8.0 PC K A2A50202341 -
0.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23102-00046 23102.0048 8.0 PC K A2A50033234 -

M8 x 12K 0.0 KG H12B31B35
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23102-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23102-00047 23102.0049 8.0 PC K A2A50203321 -
A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -
800592-23102-00049 23102.0061 20.0 PC R A2A50031630 -
M10 x 20 0.015 KG H11J32C46
800592-23102-00050 23102.0071 28.0 PC K A2A50289486 -
AS1 3.85 KG -
800592-23102-00051 23102.0072 26.0 PC K A2A50289487 -
AS2 4.171 KG -
800592-23102-00052 23102.0073 27.0 PC K A2A50289488 -
AS3 3.82 KG -

800592-23102-00053 23102.0074 27.0 PC K A2A50301225 -

AS4 3.5 KG -
800592-23102-00054 23102.0075 21.0 PC K A2A50267057 -

4.369 KG -
800592-23102-00055 23102.0076 19.0 PC K A2A50267044 -
Plate PB0000247820
2.64 KG -
800592-23102-00057 23102.0077 19.0 PC K A2A50184542 -
0.29 KG -
800592-23102-00059 23102.0077.0002 19.0 PC K A2A50186696 -
0.07 KG -
800592-23102-00060 23102.0077.0003 76.0 PC K A2A50002228 -
40 x 16,3 x 1,5 0.0 KG H12F05G50
800592-23102-00061 23102.0077.0004 19.0 PC K A2A50001028 -
40 x 1,75 0.0 KG H12F03K11
800592-23102-00062 23102.0078 19.0 PC K A2A50180757 -
Stud PB0000115578
compl. 0.15 KG -
800592-23102-00065 23102.0088 8.0 PC K A2A50181391 -
M8 x 16 0.0 KG -
800592-23102-00066 23102.0090 13.0 PC U A2A50195704 -
Packing Ring PB0000174039
0.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23102-00069 23102.0090.0002.0002 52.0 PC K A2A50001150 -

AM8 x 12 0.0 KG H11H02K85
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23102-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23102-00072 23102.0090.0004 13.0 PC K A2A50007169 -
1.17 KG H13B93A50
800592-23102-00074 23102.0090.0005 26.0 PC K A2A50201001 -
Erection Plate PB0000190513
0.011 KG -
800592-23102-00075 23102.0090.0006 26.0 PC K A2A50007259 -
M8 x 12 0.01 KG H13C37E28
800592-23102-00076 23102.0090.0007 52.0 PC K A2A50181084 -
0.07 KG -
800592-23102-00077 23102.0171 1.0 PC K A2A50196298 -
1.8 KG -

800592-23102-00078 23102.0172 1.0 PC K A2A50196299 -

2.0 KG -
800592-23102-00079 23102.0200 2.0 PC K A2A50184543 -

0.29 KG -
800592-23102-00082 23102.0200.0002 2.0 PC K A2A50186696 -
0.07 KG -
800592-23102-00083 23102.0200.0003 8.0 PC K A2A50002228 -
40 x 16,3 x 1,5 0.0 KG H12F05G50
800592-23102-00084 23102.0200.0004 2.0 PC K A2A50001028 -
40 x 1,75 0.0 KG H12F03K11
800592-23102-00085 23102.0201 2.0 PC K A2A50225181 -
Stud PB0000180648
0.09 KG -
800592-23102-00087 23102.0271 1.0 PC K A2A50196726 -
1.71 KG -
800592-23102-00088 23102.0272 1.0 PC K A2A50196727 -
1.606 KG -
800592-23102-00089 23102.0274 4.0 PC K A2A50007584 -
M16 x 40 0.09 KG H00B85H96
800592-23102-00090 23102.0275 4.0 PC K A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23102-00091 23102.0360 48.0 PC K A2A50181398 -

0.0 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23102-0592/ 03
Spare Parts Combustion Chamber Vibration Pick-up

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
23130 Combustion Chamber Vibration Pick-up 1 PB0000288589 -

800592-23130-00001 23130.0001 3.0 PC A A2A50298589 -
Acceleration Sensor PB0000288181
0.484 KG -
800592-23130-00002 23130.0002 12.0 PC W A2A50224359 -
M6 x 35 0.0 KG -
800592-23130-00003 23130.0003 12.0 PC W A2A50001071 -
A6.5 x 10.8 x 2.2 0.001 KG H12H60J59
800592-23130-00004 23130.0004 22.0 PC W A2A50224357 -
Cable Clamp PB0000228056
0.03 KG -
800592-23130-00005 23130.0005 50.0 PC W A2A50233133 -
M8 x 16 0.01 KG -

800592-23130-00007 23130.0006.0001 3.0 PC W A2A50290803 -

Set of Seals PB0000283032
0.002 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23130-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Burner Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
23200 Burner Assembly 24 PB0000271829 -

800592-23200 23200 24.0 PC Z A2A50269845 -
Burner Assembly PB0000271829
78.0 KG -
800592-23200-00001 23200.0001 24.0 PC U A2A50269844 -
Burner Support PB0000271828
31.0 KG -
800592-23200-00011 23200.0001.0004 24.0 PC X A2A50239189 -
Burner PB0000234423
1.4 KG -
800592-23200-00015 23200.0001.0006.0001 24.0 PC Y A2A50185455 -
Ignition Extension Right PB0000169897
0.029 KG H147H459
800592-23200-00019 23200.0001.0006.0002 24.0 PC Y A2A50185456 -
Ignition Extention Left PB0000169901
0.029 KG H147H459

800592-23200-00023 23200.0001.0006.0003 48.0 PC Y A2A50294862 -

M4 0.001 KG -
800592-23200-00024 23200.0001.0006.0004 48.0 PC Y A2A50065330 -

Sleeve PB0000022627
0.01 KG H13B72F59
800592-23200-00025 23200.0001.0006.0005 48.0 PC Y A2A50007112 -
Clip PB0000010069
0.0 KG H12H30K02
800592-23200-00026 23200.0001.0006.0006 24.0 PC Y A2A50005847 -
Washer PB0000000536
6,4 0.0 KG H00C04A43
800592-23200-00027 23200.0001.0006.0007 24.0 PC Y A2A50000178 -
M6 x 16 0.005 KG H00B73J59
800592-23200-00031 23200.0001.0006.0011 72.0 PC Y A2A50001071 -
A6.5 x 10.8 x 2.2 0.001 KG H12H60J59
800592-23200-00032 23200.0001.0006.0012 72.0 PC Y A2A50001379 -
M6 x 10 0.0 KG H00B85K78
800592-23200-00037 23200.0001.0021 24.0 PC Y A2A50064871 -
Ignition Electrode, Right PB0000010660
compl. 0.085 KG H13B88E64
800592-23200-00044 23200.0001.0022 24.0 PC Y A2A50064872 -
Ignition Electrode, Left PB0000010661
compl. 0.085 KG H13B88F06
800592-23200-00051 23200.0001.0023 48.0 PC Y A2A50000003 -
Insert Ring PB0000000108
0.0 KG H00A59D48
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23200-00052 23200.0001.0024 48.0 PC Y A2A50000055 -

Stud PB0000006772
0.0 KG H00B51A53
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23200-0592/ 01

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23200-00053 23200.0001.0025 48.0 PC Y A2A50000002 -
C13 x 17 x 2 0.001 KG H00A59D30
800592-23200-00054 23200.0001.0026 24.0 PC Y A2A50005847 -
Washer PB0000000536
6,4 0.0 KG H00C04A43
800592-23200-00055 23200.0001.0027 24.0 PC Y A2A50000177 -
M6 x 8 0.004 KG H00B73J26
800592-23200-00056 23200.0001.0028 48.0 PC Y A2A50007112 -
Clip PB0000010069
0.0 KG H12H30K02
800592-23200-00059 23200.0001.0040.0003.0001 24.0 PC Y A2A50184722 -
Thermocouple Connecting Head PB0000157327
0.21 KG -

800592-23200-00060 23200.0001.0040.0003.0002 24.0 PC Y A2A50107471 -

M24 x 1,5 0.096 KG H00B76A35
800592-23200-00066 23200.0001.0040.0007 192.0 PC Y A2A50186346 -

Clip PB0000157930
0.05 KG -
800592-23200-00067 23200.0001.0040.0008 48.0 PC Y A2A50183254 -
Sheathed Thermocouple PB0000157326
0.001 KG -
800592-23200-00069 23200.0001.0040.0010 48.0 PC Y A2A50132022 -
Npt Pipe Union PB0000035778
0.0 KG -
800592-23200-00070 23200.0001.0040.0011 48.0 PC Y A2A50119490 -
M8 x 50 0.021 KG -
800592-23200-00071 23200.0001.0040.0012 48.0 PC Y A2A50203321 -
A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -
800592-23200-00073 23200.0001.0080 24.0 PC X A2A50018264 -
0.13 KG H10F40D29
800592-23200-00074 23200.0001.0081 24.0 PC Y A2A50008490 -
D27 x 32 0.0 KG H13B94B99
800592-23200-00075 23200.0002 24.0 PC U A2A50227020 -
Fuel Oil Burner PB0000216796
16.0 KG -
800592-23200-00086 23200.0002.0003 24.0 PC X A2A50212090 -
Return Line PB0000199558
0.65 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23200-00095 23200.0002.0004 24.0 PC X A2A50212089 -

Nozzle Tip PB0000199554
4 x 8,4 0.049 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23200-0592/ 02

Net Weight ordered)
per unit

800592-23200-00098 23200.0002.0011.0001 24.0 PC Y A2A50194871 -
0.01 KG -
800592-23200-00099 23200.0002.0011.0002 24.0 PC Y A2A50194872 -
0.01 KG -
800592-23200-00100 23200.0002.0016 144.0 PC Y A2A50007261 -
M10 x 125 0.09 KG H13C51A72
800592-23200-00101 23200.0002.0017 144.0 PC Y A2A50203282 -
A10.7 x 16.0 x 2.2 0.0 KG -
800592-23200-00102 23200.0002.0018 24.0 PC X A2A50115873 -
compl. 0.08 KG H13B92F24

800592-23200-00106 23200.0002.0020 120.0 PC Y A2A50007130 -

31,5 x 16,3 x 1,25 0.0 KG H13B36G12
800592-23200-00108 23200.0002.0025 24.0 PC X A2A50196827 -

0.13 KG H10B83D69
800592-23200-00109 23200.0002.0026 24.0 PC X A2A50029511 -
A27 x 32 0.0 KG H10A91H11
800592-23200-00111 23200.0003 192.0 PC Y A2A50239208 -
M20 x 95 0.29 KG H13D93D12
800592-23200-00112 23200.0004 192.0 PC Y A2A50000214 -
Washer PB0000000488
20 0.018 KG H00B85B84
800592-23200-00113 23200.0005 24.0 PC Y A2A50008508 -
O-Ring PB0000018576
0.0 KG H13C27E11
800592-23200-00114 23200.0010 24.0 PC X A2A50064991 -
M18 x 1,5 0.05 KG H10H62K56
800592-23200-00115 23200.0011 24.0 PC X A2A50130842 -
D18 x 24 0.0 KG H13E41G08
800592-23200-00116 23200.0025 48.0 PC Y A2A50193240 -
Notched Taper Pin PB0000183715
12 x 60 0.05 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23200-0592/ 03
Spare Parts Diagonal Swirler

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
23210 Diagonal Swirler 1 PB0000282323 -

800592-23210-00001 23210.0001 20.0 PC Z A2A50295581 -
Diagonal Swirler Hr3b with Cbo PB0000282364
33.0 KG -
800592-23210-00020 23210.0001.0003 20.0 PC Y A2A50064959 -
56 x 62 x 3 0.003 KG H13C16C16
800592-23210-00027 23210.0001.0010 20.0 PC Y A2A50065151 -
Nut PB0000021183
1.25 KG H13C70E45
800592-23210-00028 23210.0001.0011 20.0 PC Y A2A50065148 -
Protecting Tube PB0000021180
0.13 KG H13C70D87
800592-23210-00029 23210.0001.0012 20.0 PC Y A2A50135642 -
Clamping Nut PB0000038520
0.0 KG H13E22J55

800592-23210-00031 23210.0001.0013.0001 20.0 PC X A2A50269302 -

Filter PB0000266452
0.024 KG -
800592-23210-00032 23210.0001.0013.0002 20.0 PC Y A2A50269301 -

Crimp Lock Washer PB0000266451
0.001 KG -
800592-23210-00018 23210.0001.0014 400.0 PC X A2A50007131 -
C6,5 x 9,5 0.001 KG H13B36H86
800592-23210-00019 23210.0001.0015 400.0 PC X A2A50222702 -
Concentrated Jet Nozzle PB0000222069
0.004 KG -
800592-23210-00033 23210.0002 4.0 PC Z A2A50295582 -
Diagonal Swirler Hr3b PB0000282365
32.0 KG -
800592-23210-00052 23210.0002.0003 4.0 PC Y A2A50064959 -
56 x 62 x 3 0.003 KG H13C16C16
800592-23210-00059 23210.0002.0010 4.0 PC Y A2A50065151 -
Nut PB0000021183
1.25 KG H13C70E45
800592-23210-00060 23210.0002.0011 4.0 PC Y A2A50065148 -
Protecting Tube PB0000021180
0.13 KG H13C70D87
800592-23210-00061 23210.0002.0012 4.0 PC Y A2A50135642 -
0.0 KG H13E22J55
800592-23210-00063 23210.0002.0013.0001 4.0 PC X A2A50269302 -
Filter PB0000266452
0.024 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-23210-00064 23210.0002.0013.0002 4.0 PC Y A2A50269301 -

Crimp Lock Washer PB0000266451
0.001 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23210-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Diagonal Swirler

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
23210 Diagonal Swirler 1 PB0000282323 -

800592-23210-00050 23210.0002.0014 80.0 PC X A2A50007131 -
C6,5 x 9,5 0.001 KG H13B36H86
800592-23210-00051 23210.0002.0015 80.0 PC X A2A50222702 -
Concentrated Jet Nozzle PB0000222069
0.004 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-23210-0592/ 02
Spare Parts Control Block Turning Gear

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
51270 Control Block Turning Gear 1 PB0000279709 -

800592-51270-00001 51270.0001 1.0 PC A A2A50289740 -
Control Block PB0000279710
60.5 KG -
800592-51270-00003 51270.0001.0003 1.0 PC H A2A50289742 -
Valve PB0000279712
0.0 KG -
800592-51270-00004 51270.0001.0004 1.0 PC D A2A50289743 -
0.0 KG -
800592-51270-00005 51270.0001.0005 1.0 PC H A2A50289744 -
Solenoid Valve PB0000279835
0.0 KG -
800592-51270-00006 51270.0001.0006 1.0 PC D A2A50289745 -
0.0 KG -

800592-51270-00007 51270.0001.0007 1.0 PC H A2A50289746 -

0.0 KG -
800592-51270-00008 51270.0001.0008 1.0 PC D A2A50289747 -

0.0 KG -
800592-51270-00009 51270.0001.0009 1.0 PC H A2A50289748 -
0.0 KG -
800592-51270-00010 51270.0001.0010 1.0 PC D A2A50289749 -
0.0 KG -
800592-51270-00011 51270.0001.0011 1.0 PC H A2A50289750 -
Non-Return Valve PB0000279841
0.0 KG -
800592-51270-00012 51270.0001.0012 1.0 PC H A2A50289751 -
Threaded Coupling PB0000279842
0.0 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-51270-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
71501 Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly 1 PB0000268809 -

800592-71501-00001 71501.0041 2.0 PC R A2A50064813 -
Bolt PB0000010538
0.35 KG H13B67B46
800592-71501-00002 71501.0042 4.0 PC R A2A50061321 -
25 x 1,2 0.0 KG H00B78B14
800592-71501-00003 71501.0043 1.0 PC R A2A50006319 -
0.61 KG H12H44E16
800592-71501-00004 71501.0044 1.0 PC R A2A50000420 -
M24 x 2LH 0.07 KG H12A28A26
800592-71501-00006 71501.0046 1.0 PC R A2A50000419 -
M24 x 2 0.07 KG H12A27K94

800592-71501-00007 71501.0047 1.0 PC R A2A50006320 -

0.61 KG H12H44E40
800592-71501-00008 71501.0048 12.0 PC R A2A50000370 -

A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-71501-00009 71501.0049 6.0 PC R A2A50000084 -
M16 0.029 KG H00A61B95
800592-71501-00011 71501.0058 2.0 PC R A2A50196270 -
Pin PB0000193773
14 x 40 0.01 KG -
800592-71501-00012 71501.0061 6.0 PC R A2A50138598 -
M16 x 85 0.0 KG H13E07D36
Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Blow Off Valves

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
71602 Blow Off Valves 1 PG0030109400 -

800592-71602-00001 71602.0001 2.0 PC A A2A50266839 -
Blow Off Flap, checked PB0000268432
0.0 KG -
800592-71602-00008 71602.0001.0001.0030.0302 2.0 PC H A2A50266831 -
Solenoid Valve, compl. PB0000268378
1.694 KG -
800592-71602-00009 71602.0001.0001.0030.0303 4.0 PC D A2A50266832 -
Sound Absorber PB0000268379
0.117 KG -
800592-71602-00012 71602.0001.0001.0030.0307 2.0 PC V A2A50299038 -
Plug Solenoid Valve PB0000297258
0.0 KG -
800592-71602-00013 71602.0001.0001.0030.0309 2.0 PC V A2A50266836 -
Plug Complete PB0000268383
0.0 KG -

800592-71602-00014 71602.0001.0001.0030.0310 2.0 PC V A2A50266837 -

0.0 KG -
800592-71602-00015 71602.0002 1.0 PC A A2A50266840 -

0.0 KG -
800592-71602-00021 71602.0002.0002.0040.0302 1.0 PC H A2A50266831 -
1.694 KG -
800592-71602-00022 71602.0002.0002.0040.0303 2.0 PC D A2A50266832 -
0.117 KG -
800592-71602-00025 71602.0002.0002.0040.0307 1.0 PC V A2A50299038 -
0.0 KG -
800592-71602-00026 71602.0002.0002.0040.0309 1.0 PC V A2A50266845 -
0.0 KG -
800592-71602-00027 71602.0002.0002.0040.0310 1.0 PC V A2A50266846 -
0.0 KG -
800592-71602-00029 71602.0003 1.0 PC A A2A50302706 -
173.0 KG -
800592-71602-00036 71602.0003.0001.0030.0302 1.0 PC H A2A50266831 -
1.694 KG -
800592-71602-00037 71602.0003.0001.0030.0303 2.0 PC D A2A50266832 -
0.117 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-71602-00040 71602.0003.0001.0030.0308 1.0 PC V A2A50266835 -

0.022 KG -
Siemens AG 3.6.2-71602-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Blow Off Valves

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
71602 Blow Off Valves 1 PG0030109400 -

800592-71602-00041 71602.0003.0001.0030.0309 1.0 PC V A2A50303029 -
0.0 KG -
800592-71602-00042 71602.0003.0001.0030.0310 1.0 PC V A2A50303030 -
0.0 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-71602-0592/ 02
Spare Parts Actuator, Guide Vanes

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
71603 Actuator, Guide Vanes 1 PB0000270235 -

800592-71603-00001 71603.0001 1.0 PC A A2A50269770 -
Actuator, Stationary Blade PB0000270236
0.0 KG -
800592-71603-00005 71603.0001.0002.0021.0212 2.0 PC H A2A50242080 -
Proximity Switch PB0000242237
0.096 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-71603-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Temperature Measuring Points at Turbine

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
71653 Temperature Measuring Points at Turbine 1 PB0000295882 -

800592-71653-00001 71653.0002 3.0 PC B A2A50194842 -
Resistance Thermometer PB0000166399
2.0 KG -
800592-71653-00002 71653.0003 2.0 PC B A2A50194843 -
2.5 KG -
800592-71653-00003 71653.0004 24.0 PC B A2A50251099 -
4.243 KG -
800592-71653-00005 71653.0007 28.0 PC W A2A50009450 -
39 x 33 x 3 0.007 KG H10E96A35
800592-71653-00006 71653.0008 3.0 PC W A2A50000916 -
0.0 KG H10H28D12

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-71653-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Blow Off Line

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
71658 Blow Off Line 1 PG0030427600 -

800592-71658-00001 71658.0001 48.0 PC W A2A50000014 -
M24 0.11 KG H10B41E90
800592-71658-00002 71658.0002 84.0 PC W A2A50269756 -
M27 0.16 KG -
800592-71658-00005 71658.0010 32.0 PC W A2A50205970 -
A31.4 x 47 x 6.8 0.047 KG -
800592-71658-00006 71658.0011 112.0 PC W A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-71658-00007 71658.0012 168.0 PC W A2A50203618 -
A28.4 x 42 x 6.8 0.0 KG -

800592-71658-00010 71658.0020 32.0 PC W A2A50008016 -

M30 x 80 0.64 KG H11E81B27
800592-71658-00011 71658.0021 48.0 PC W A2A50254637 -

M24 x 200 0.793 KG -
800592-71658-00012 71658.0022 16.0 PC W A2A50008709 -
M24 x 65 0.0 KG H13C56B96
800592-71658-00013 71658.0023 72.0 PC W A2A50269757 -
M27 x 120 0.0 KG -
800592-71658-00014 71658.0024 12.0 PC W A2A50269755 -
M27 x 220 0.0 KG -
800592-71658-00019 71658.0030 7.0 PC W A2A50241277 -
PR0FIL A10, 380 x 4 0.122 KG -
800592-71658-00020 71658.0031 2.0 PC W A2A50184719 -
0.0 KG -
800592-71658-00021 71658.0032 4.0 PC W A2A50241276 -
PR0FIL A10, 280 x 4 0.105 KG -
800592-71658-00022 71658.0033 3.0 PC W A2A50237929 -
0.0 KG -
800592-71658-00023 71658.0034 3.0 PC I A2A50001571 -
D33 x 39 0.0 KG H11F19K87
Class: RESTRICTED
800592-71658-00069 71658.0080 3.0 PC I A2A50000069 -

0.194 KG H00A21F53
Siemens AG 3.6.2-71658-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Instrumentation Turbine Bearing

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
72151 Instrumentation Turbine Bearing 1 PB0000262177 -

800592-72151-00004 72151.0051 2.0 PC B A2A50146397 -
Proximitor PB0000045017
0.13 G H13F30D92
800592-72151-00008 72151.0079 1.0 PC W A2A50000314 -
O-Ring PB0000001041
80 x 3,55-N 0.005 KG H10H39B78

Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-72151-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Instrumentation Compressor Bearing

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
72152 Instrumentation Compressor Bearing 1 PG0030339400 -

800592-72152-00006 72152.0051 1.0 PC B A2A50146303 -
0.846 KG H13F12K29
800592-72152-00007 72152.0052 3.0 PC B A2A50146397 -
Proximitor PB0000045017
0.13 G H13F30D92
800592-72152-00011 72152.0055.0002 2.0 PC W A2A50289717 -
O-Ring PB0000277706
40 x 3,55-N 0.003 KG -
800592-72152-00012 72152.0055.0003 8.0 PC W A2A50199872 -
M8 x 25 0.02 KG -
800592-72152-00013 72152.0055.0004 8.0 PC W A2A50203321 -
A8.7 x 13.5 x 2.2 0.001 KG -

800592-72152-00016 72152.0055.0006.0001 2.0 PC B A2A50303809 -

Displacement Transducer PG0030265500
0.0 KG -
800592-72152-00017 72152.0055.0006.0002 2.0 PC B A2A50303810 -

Transmitter PG0030265600
0.4 KG -
800592-72152-00018 72152.0060 6.0 PC B A2A50289759 -
Magnetic field sensor PB0000279890
0.169 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-72152-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Control Valves, Cooling Air

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
72603 Control Valves, Cooling Air 1 PB0000268190 -

800592-72603-00001 72603.0001 1.0 PC A A2A50266809 -
Control Valve, Checked PB0000267979
0.0 KG -
800592-72603-00006 72603.0001.0001.0030.0301 2.0 PC H A2A50266820 -
Switch PB0000268119
0.029 KG -
800592-72603-00007 72603.0001.0001.0030.0303 2.0 PC H A2A50266820 -
Switch PB0000268119
0.029 KG -
800592-72603-00008 72603.0001.0001.0030.0304 1.0 PC H A2A50266821 -
Electronical Position Transmitter PB0000268177
0.133 KG -
800592-72603-00010 72603.0002 1.0 PC A A2A50266824 -
0.0 KG -

800592-72603-00015 72603.0002.0001.0030.0301 2.0 PC H A2A50266820 -

Switch PB0000268119
0.029 KG -
800592-72603-00016 72603.0002.0001.0030.0303 2.0 PC H A2A50266820 -

Switch PB0000268119
0.029 KG -
800592-72603-00017 72603.0002.0001.0030.0304 1.0 PC H A2A50266821 -
0.133 KG -
800592-72603-00019 72603.0010 2.0 PC A A2A50266810 -
0.0 KG -
800592-72603-00024 72603.0010.0001.0030.0301 4.0 PC H A2A50266820 -
Switch PB0000268119
0.029 KG -
800592-72603-00025 72603.0010.0001.0030.0303 4.0 PC H A2A50266820 -
Switch PB0000268119
0.029 KG -
800592-72603-00026 72603.0010.0001.0030.0304 2.0 PC H A2A50266821 -
0.133 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.2-72603-0592/ 01
Spare Parts Extraction Air Piping

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
72656 Extraction Air Piping 1 PB0000269757 -

800592-72656-00001 72656.0001 24.0 PC W A2A50000014 -
M24 0.11 KG H10B41E90
800592-72656-00002 72656.0002 132.0 PC W A2A50269756 -
M27 0.16 KG -
800592-72656-00005 72656.0010 84.0 PC W A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-72656-00006 72656.0011 264.0 PC W A2A50203618 -
A28.4 x 42 x 6.8 0.0 KG -
800592-72656-00009 72656.0020 36.0 PC W A2A50008511 -
M24 x 60 0.0 KG H13C37C04

800592-72656-00010 72656.0021 24.0 PC W A2A50130156 -

M24 x 100 0.3 KG H10E72J61
800592-72656-00011 72656.0022 84.0 PC W A2A50269757 -

M27 x 120 0.0 KG -
800592-72656-00012 72656.0024 7.0 PC I A2A50000069 -
0.194 KG H00A21F53
800592-72656-00016 72656.0028 24.0 PC W A2A50269755 -
M27 x 220 0.0 KG -
800592-72656-00017 72656.0029 24.0 PC W A2A50255606 -
M27 x 200 0.0 KG -
800592-72656-00018 72656.0031 21.0 PC W A2A50008514 -
O-Ring PB0000018661
0.0 KG H13C48F40
800592-72656-00019 72656.0032 1.0 PC W A2A50001807 -
Gasket PB0000016153
0.0 KG H11J93E61
800592-72656-00020 72656.0033 7.0 PC I A2A50001571 -
D33 x 39 0.0 KG H11F19K87
800592-72656-00094 72656.0400 1.0 PC A A2A50186139 -
Strainer PB0000152691
4.2 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Inspection Tube

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
73510 Inspection Tube 2 PB0000255178 -

800592-73510-00004 73510.0005 2.0 PC I A2A50001008 -
0.0 KG H12B79C09
800592-73510-00005 73510.0006 8.0 PC I A2A50254100 -
Gasket PB0000257745
0.002 KG -
800592-73510-00006 73510.0007 16.0 PC I A2A50000944 -
A5.5 x 8 0.0 KG H00B95C25
800592-73510-00007 73510.0008 16.0 PC I A2A50000186 -
M5 x 10K 0.002 KG H00B74E28
800592-73510-00008 73510.0009 4.0 PC I A2A50000878 -
Glass PB0000009079
0.017 KG H00A67F49

800592-73510-00009 73510.0010 6.0 PC I A2A50001009 -

Threaded Bolt PB0000009679
M16 x 170-B 0.2 KG H12B79C17
800592-73510-00010 73510.0011 18.0 PC I A2A50000084 -

M16 0.029 KG H00A61B95
800592-73510-00011 73510.0012 16.0 PC I A2A50000370 -
A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-73510-00012 73510.0014 60.0 PC I A2A50001002 -
0.005 KG H12B71H43
800592-73510-00013 73510.0015 12.0 PC I A2A50001003 -
Washer PB0000009619
RD35 x RD17 x 3 0.003 KG H12B74F23
800592-73510-00015 73510.0017 10.0 PC I A2A50001010 -
M16 x 85 0.15 KG H12B79C41
800592-73510-00016 73510.0018 2.0 PC I A2A50000945 -
Headless Screw PB0000009459
M5 x 12 0.0 KG H00C10B98
Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Diffusion

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
73611 Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Diffusion 1 PB0000253036 -

800592-73611-00001 73611.0001 1.0 PC A A2A50254553 -
Ball Valve PB0000252882
66.0 KG -
800592-73611-00009 73611.0001.0001.0004.0012.0050 2.0 PC H A2A50302383 -
Limit Switch PG0030237100
0.0 KG -
800592-73611-00010 73611.0001.0001.0004.0012.0051 4.0 PC H A2A50302384 -
0.0 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Premix

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
73612 Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Premix 1 PB0000252944 -

800592-73612-00001 73612.0001 1.0 PC A A2A50254553 -
Ball Valve PB0000252882
66.0 KG -
800592-73612-00009 73612.0001.0001.0004.0012.0050 2.0 PC H A2A50302383 -
0.0 KG -
800592-73612-00010 73612.0001.0001.0004.0012.0051 4.0 PC H A2A50302384 -
0.0 KG -

Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion Chamber

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
73651 Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion Chamber 1 PG0030680300 -

800592-73651-00075 73651.0002.0425 48.0 PC W A2A50211592 -
A27 x 32 0.0 KG -
800592-73651-00105 73651.0002.0440 6.0 PC W A2A50008223 -
Gasket PB0000016900
A10.88 x 4 0.1 KG H12D01J60
800592-73651-00106 73651.0002.0441 24.0 PC W A2A50152395 -
M24 x 120 0.88 KG H13F28J18
800592-73651-00107 73651.0002.0442 48.0 PC W A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-73651-00108 73651.0002.0443 24.0 PC W A2A50149679 -
M24 0.106 KG H13F28G02

800592-73651-00109 73651.0002.0445 2.0 PC W A2A50000310 -

O-Ring PB0000001029
63 x 3,55-N 0.0 KG H10H20A79
800592-73651-00110 73651.0002.0446 8.0 PC W A2A50182293 -

M24 x 100 0.417 KG H13F42F38
800592-73651-00111 73651.0002.0447 8.0 PC W A2A50149679 -
M24 0.106 KG H13F28G02
800592-73651-00112 73651.0002.0448 16.0 PC W A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-73651-00138 73651.0002.0625 24.0 PC A A2A50295570 -
Non-Return Valve PB0000277673
0.6 KG -
Class: RESTRICTED
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Spare Parts Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion
Chamber
Net Weight ordered)
per unit
73652 Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion Chamber 1 PG0030681000 -

800592-73652-00109 73652.0002.0140 48.0 PC W A2A50229900 -
M30 x 130 0.8 KG -
800592-73652-00110 73652.0002.0141 48.0 PC W A2A50146740 -
M30 0.212 KG H13F28A81
800592-73652-00111 73652.0002.0142 96.0 PC W A2A50205970 -
A31.4 x 47 x 6.8 0.047 KG -
800592-73652-00112 73652.0002.0143 4.0 PC W A2A50002033 -
Gasket PB0000016899
A10.201 x 4 0.0 KG H12D01H20
800592-73652-00113 73652.0002.0144 24.0 PC W A2A50212809 -
A48 x 55 0.0 KG -

800592-73652-00114 73652.0002.0145 192.0 PC W A2A50289661 -

0.252 KG -
800592-73652-00115 73652.0002.0146 192.0 PC W A2A50289662 -

0.08 KG -
800592-73652-00116 73652.0002.0147 392.0 PC W A2A50203420 -
A21,4 x 30, 7 x 3,2 0.008 KG -
800592-73652-00117 73652.0002.0148 48.0 PC W A2A50234212 -
Gasket PB0000218283
0.0 KG -
800592-73652-00119 73652.0002.0150 3.0 PC W A2A50229365 -
A21 x 28 0.0 KG -
800592-73652-00182 73652.0002.0340 24.0 PC W A2A50196711 -
M24 x 110 0.451 KG -
800592-73652-00183 73652.0002.0341 24.0 PC W A2A50149679 -
M24 0.106 KG H13F28G02
800592-73652-00184 73652.0002.0342 48.0 PC W A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-73652-00185 73652.0002.0343 4.0 PC W A2A50008426 -
Gasket PB0000017951
A10.108 x 4 0.0 KG H12H08J90
800592-73652-00186 73652.0002.0344 24.0 PC W A2A50308892 -
Seal Ring PG0030549000
0.0 KG -
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Spare Parts Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74102 Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1 1 PG0030303300 -

800592-74102 74102 1.0 PC A A2A50308931 -
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1 PG0030303300
0.0 KG -
800592-74102-00002 74102.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252942 -
Assembly Seat PB0000239763
0.0 KG -
800592-74102-00003 74102.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50252938 -
Design Group Assembly Trim PB0000239738
0.0 KG -
800592-74102-00004 74102.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50252939 -
Gasket Set PB0000239740
0.0 KG -
800592-74102-00005 74102.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252940 -
Rod Packing PB0000239741
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74103 Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve 1 PG0030303600 -

800592-74103 74103 1.0 PC A A2A50308937 -
Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve PG0030303600
0.0 KG -
800592-74103-00002 74103.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252942 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74103-00003 74103.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50252938 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74103-00004 74103.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50252939 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74103-00005 74103.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252940 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Fuel Oil Control Valve 1

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74104 Fuel Oil Control Valve 1 1 PG0030304000 -

800592-74104 74104 1.0 PC A A2A50308934 -
Fuel Oil Control Valve 1 PG0030304000
0.0 KG -
800592-74104-00002 74104.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252941 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74104-00003 74104.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50252935 -
Assembly Trim PB0000239731
0.0 KG -
800592-74104-00004 74104.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50252936 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74104-00005 74104.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252937 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74106 Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1 1 PG0030303500 -

800592-74106 74106 1.0 PC A A2A50308943 -
Fuel Oil-Premix-Stop Valve1 PG0030303500
0.0 KG -
800592-74106-00002 74106.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252942 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74106-00003 74106.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50252938 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74106-00004 74106.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50252939 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74106-00005 74106.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252940 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Control Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74109 Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Control Valve 1 PG0030303800 -

800592-74109 74109 1.0 PC A A2A50308940 -
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Control Valve PG0030303800
0.0 KG -
800592-74109-00002 74109.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252941 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74109-00003 74109.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50252935 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74109-00004 74109.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50252936 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74109-00005 74109.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252937 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Fuel Oil Premix Feed Control Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74110 Fuel Oil Premix Feed Control Valve 1 PG0030303900 -

800592-74110 74110 1.0 PC A A2A50308944 -
Fuel Oil Premix Feed Control Valve PG0030303900
0.0 KG -
800592-74110-00002 74110.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252941 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74110-00003 74110.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50252935 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74110-00004 74110.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50252936 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74110-00005 74110.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252937 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Fuel Gas Stop Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74602 Fuel Gas Stop Valve 1 PG0030310200 -

800592-74602 74602 1.0 PC A A2A50308950 -
Fuel Gas Stop Valve PG0030310200
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00002 74602.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252951 -
Seals Housing PB0000245367
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00003 74602.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50302539 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00004 74602.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50302549 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00005 74602.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252998 -
0.0 KG -

800592-74602-00006 74602.0001.0025 1.0 PC F A2A50302540 -

Metalbellows PB0000285101
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00008 74602.0002.1010 1.0 PC H A2A50196631 -

Pressure Filter PB0000174729
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00009 74602.0002.1010.0011 1.0 PC D A2A50179079 -
Filter Element PB0000119810
0.0 KG H13B45H20
800592-74602-00010 74602.0002.1010.0031 1.0 PC F A2A50182217 -
Repair Set PB0000135690
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00011 74602.0002.1011 1.0 PC D A2A50196632 -
Fouling Indicator PB0000174730
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00012 74602.0002.1020 1.0 PC H A2A50308946 -
3/2-Way Seat Valve PG0030117300
2.0 KG -
800592-74602-00013 74602.0002.1030 1.0 PC H A2A50215059 -
2/2-Way Valve, Compl. PB0000194775
0.0 KG -
800592-74602-00016 74602.0002.1050 1.0 PC H A2A50308947 -
2.0 KG -
800592-74602-00017 74602.0002.1060 4.0 PC H A2A50269832 -
Proximity Switch With Plug PB0000271220
0.098 KG -
800592-74602-00020 74602.0002.1100 4.0 PC H A2A50001074 -
Measur.Gage Connect. PB0000010414
0.0 KG H13B45K93
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Spare Parts Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74603 Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve 1 PG0030311700 -

800592-74603 74603 1.0 PC A A2A50308958 -
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve PG0030311700
0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00002 74603.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50302745 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00003 74603.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50302741 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00004 74603.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50302743 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00005 74603.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50302744 -
0.0 KG -

800592-74603-00006 74603.0001.0025 1.0 PC F A2A50302742 -

0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00009 74603.0002.1010 1.0 PC H A2A50196631 -

0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00010 74603.0002.1010.0011 1.0 PC D A2A50179079 -
0.0 KG H13B45H20
800592-74603-00011 74603.0002.1010.0031 1.0 PC F A2A50182217 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00012 74603.0002.1011 1.0 PC H A2A50196632 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00013 74603.0002.1020 1.0 PC H A2A50269830 -
Servo Valve PB0000271215
1.5 KG -
800592-74603-00014 74603.0002.1030 1.0 PC H A2A50215059 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00017 74603.0002.1050 1.0 PC H A2A50308947 -
2.0 KG -
800592-74603-00018 74603.0002.1060 3.0 PC H A2A50269815 -
Position Transmitter PB0000271117
0.0 KG -
800592-74603-00022 74603.0002.1100 4.0 PC H A2A50001074 -
0.0 KG H13B45K93
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Spare Parts Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74604 Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve 1 PG0030312000 -

800592-74604 74604 1.0 PC A A2A50308957 -
Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve PG0030312000
0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00002 74604.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252951 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00003 74604.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50302544 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00004 74604.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50302550 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00005 74604.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252998 -
0.0 KG -

800592-74604-00006 74604.0001.0025 1.0 PC F A2A50302545 -

0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00009 74604.0002.1010 1.0 PC H A2A50196631 -

0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00010 74604.0002.1010.0011 1.0 PC D A2A50179079 -
0.0 KG H13B45H20
800592-74604-00011 74604.0002.1010.0031 1.0 PC F A2A50182217 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00012 74604.0002.1011 1.0 PC H A2A50196632 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00013 74604.0002.1020 1.0 PC H A2A50269830 -
1.5 KG -
800592-74604-00015 74604.0002.1030 1.0 PC H A2A50215059 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00018 74604.0002.1050 1.0 PC H A2A50308947 -
2.0 KG -
800592-74604-00019 74604.0002.1060 3.0 PC H A2A50269815 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74604-00023 74604.0002.1100 4.0 PC H A2A50001074 -
0.0 KG H13B45K93
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Spare Parts Pilot Gas Control Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74605 Pilot Gas Control Valve 1 PG0030312300 -

800592-74605 74605 1.0 PC A A2A50308953 -
Pilot Gas Control Valve PG0030312300
0.0 KG -
800592-74605-00002 74605.0001.0021 1.0 PC D A2A50252955 -
0.019 KG -
800592-74605-00003 74605.0001.0022 1.0 PC F A2A50302546 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74605-00004 74605.0001.0023 1.0 PC D A2A50302548 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74605-00005 74605.0001.0024 1.0 PC D A2A50252957 -
0.058 KG -

800592-74605-00006 74605.0001.0025 1.0 PC F A2A50302547 -

0.0 KG -
800592-74605-00009 74605.0002.1010 1.0 PC H A2A50196631 -

0.0 KG -
800592-74605-00010 74605.0002.1010.0011 1.0 PC D A2A50179079 -
0.0 KG H13B45H20
800592-74605-00011 74605.0002.1010.0031 1.0 PC F A2A50182217 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74605-00012 74605.0002.1011 1.0 PC D A2A50196632 -
0.0 KG -
800592-74605-00013 74605.0002.1021 1.0 PC H A2A50269831 -
1.135 KG -
800592-74605-00015 74605.0002.1051 1.0 PC H A2A50308946 -
2.0 KG -
800592-74605-00016 74605.0002.1060 3.0 PC H A2A50269819 -
0.521 KG -
800592-74605-00020 74605.0002.1100 3.0 PC H A2A50001074 -
0.0 KG H13B45K93
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Spare Parts Heat Tracing, Fuel Gas Piping

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
74657 Heat Tracing, Fuel Gas Piping 1 PG0030589300 -

800592-74657-00002 74657.0020.0100 1.0 PC H A2A50295580 -
Cabinet Exhaust PB0000282150
0.0 KG -
800592-74657-00003 74657.0020.0101 1.0 PC H A2A50295579 -
Power Supply Unit PB0000282149
0.0 KG -
800592-74657-00004 74657.0020.0102 5.0 PC H A2A50295578 -
Power Switch PB0000282148
0.0 KG -
800592-74657-00005 74657.0020.0103 5.0 PC H A2A50295577 -
Relay PB0000282147
0.0 KG -
800592-74657-00006 74657.0020.0104 5.0 PC H A2A50295576 -
Regulator PB0000282146
0.0 KG -

800592-74657-00007 74657.0020.0105 1.0 PC H A2A50295575 -

Thermostat PB0000282145
0.0 KG -
800592-74657-00008 74657.0020.0106 1.0 PC H A2A50295574 -

Control Transformer PB0000282144
0.0 KG -
800592-74657-00009 74657.0020.0107 1.0 PC H A2A50295573 -
Summation Current Transformer PB0000282023
0.0 KG -
800592-74657-00010 74657.0020.0108 5.0 PC H A2A50295572 -
Current Transformer PB0000282022
0.0 KG -
800592-74657-00011 74657.0020.0109 1.0 PC H A2A50295571 -
A-Iso Meters PB0000282021
0.0 KG -
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Spare Parts Water Stop Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
75611 Water Stop Valve 1 PG0030304100 -

800592-75611 75611 1.0 PC A A2A50308959 -
Water Stop Valve PG0030304100
0.0 KG -
800592-75611-00002 75611.0001.0051 2.0 PC D A2A50194864 -
O-Ring PB0000182048
0.0 KG -
800592-75611-00003 75611.0001.0052 1.0 PC F A2A50269932 -
16.245 KG -
800592-75611-00004 75611.0001.0053 1.0 PC D A2A50269933 -
Seal Set, Inner Set PB0000267206
0.0 KG -
800592-75611-00005 75611.0001.0054 1.0 PC D A2A50269934 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Water Control Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
75612 Water Control Valve 1 PG0030304300 -

800592-75612 75612 1.0 PC A A2A50308692 -
Water Control Valve PG0030304300
0.0 KG -
800592-75612-00002 75612.0001.0051 2.0 PC D A2A50194864 -
O-Ring PB0000182048
0.0 KG -
800592-75612-00003 75612.0001.0052 1.0 PC F A2A50269931 -
16.755 KG -
800592-75612-00004 75612.0001.0053 1.0 PC D A2A50269933 -
0.0 KG -
800592-75612-00005 75612.0001.0054 1.0 PC D A2A50269934 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Water Stop Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
75621 Water Stop Valve 1 PG0030304200 -

800592-75621 75621 1.0 PC A A2A50308966 -
Water Stop Valve PG0030304200
0.0 KG -
800592-75621-00002 75621.0001.0051 2.0 PC D A2A50194864 -
O-Ring PB0000182048
0.0 KG -
800592-75621-00003 75621.0001.0052 1.0 PC F A2A50269932 -
16.245 KG -
800592-75621-00004 75621.0001.0053 1.0 PC D A2A50269933 -
0.0 KG -
800592-75621-00005 75621.0001.0054 1.0 PC D A2A50269934 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Water Control Valve

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
75622 Water Control Valve 1 PG0030305400 -

800592-75622 75622 1.0 PC A A2A50308970 -
Water Control Valve PG0030305400
0.0 KG -
800592-75622-00002 75622.0001.0051 2.0 PC D A2A50194864 -
O-Ring PB0000182048
0.0 KG -
800592-75622-00003 75622.0001.0052 1.0 PC F A2A50269931 -
16.755 KG -
800592-75622-00004 75622.0001.0053 1.0 PC D A2A50269933 -
0.0 KG -
800592-75622-00005 75622.0001.0054 1.0 PC D A2A50269934 -
0.0 KG -

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Spare Parts Exhaust Gas Diffuser

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
82100 Exhaust Gas Diffuser 1 PB0000271239 -

800592-82100-00012 82100.0002.0009 1.0 PC R A2A50184724 -
Gasket PB0000157502
0.877 KG -
800592-82100-00022 82100.0002.0050.0004 20.0 PC I A2A50000316 -
M16 x 20 0.0 KG H10H70C31
800592-82100-00027 82100.0018 90.0 PC P A2A50008529 -
M24 x 80 0.33 KG H13B88A35
800592-82100-00028 82100.0019 90.0 PC P A2A50001012 -
M24 0.11 KG H12C90J16
800592-82100-00033 82100.0059 20.0 PC I A2A50001665 -
M16 x 50 0.1 KG H11H17G03

800592-82100-00034 82100.0060 20.0 PC I A2A50000370 -

A17 x 25,4 x 3,2 0.006 KG H11B10A72
800592-82100-00035 82100.0061 1.0 PC I A2A50184702 -

Gasket PB0000131187
0.3 KG -
800592-82100-00038 82100.0081 12.0 PC W A2A50269757 -
M27 x 120 0.0 KG -
800592-82100-00039 82100.0082 24.0 PC W A2A50203618 -
A28.4 x 42 x 6.8 0.0 KG -
800592-82100-00040 82100.0083 12.0 PC W A2A50269756 -
M27 0.16 KG -
800592-82100-00041 82100.0084 1.0 PC W A2A50241276 -
PR0FIL A10, 280 x 4 0.105 KG -
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Spare Parts Axial Guide

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
85110 Axial Guide 1 PB0000047351 -

800592-85110-00001 85110.0002 4.0 PC R A2A50149162 -
M24 x 120 0.0 KG H13C90K14
800592-85110-00002 85110.0003 4.0 PC R A2A50203453 -
A25,3 x 39 x 3,2 0.016 KG -
800592-85110-00003 85110.0004 2.0 PC R A2A50150433 -
Plate PB0000047343
5.038 KG H13F03J29

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Spare Parts Turbine Supports

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
85130 Turbine Supports 1 PB0000047360 -

800592-85130-00001 85130.0002 2.0 PC P A2A50150452 -
Bolt PB0000047364
494.7 KG H13F04D06
800592-85130-00002 85130.0003 2.0 PC U A2A50150459 -
Support PB0000047371
738.2 KG H13F04A74
800592-85130-00003 85130.0004 2.0 PC P A2A50150460 -
Nut PB0000047372
34.5 KG H13F04A82
800592-85130-00004 85130.0005 2.0 PC P A2A50150455 -
MT-M180 x 6/W 26.0 KG H13E95B90
800592-85130-00005 85130.0006 2.0 PC P A2A50150474 -
58.0 KG H13F04A90

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Spare Parts Compressor Support, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
85152 Compressor Support, Assembly 1 PB0000283133 -

800592-85152-00002 85152.0001.0040 2.0 PC P A2A50181478 -
M56 x 360 7.85 KG -
800592-85152-00003 85152.0001.0041 2.0 PC U A2A50007048 -
Axial-Joint Bearing PB0000009899
4.5 KG H12E94F58
800592-85152-00004 85152.0001.0042 2.0 PC U A2A50185853 -
Bolt PB0000142608
24.83 KG -
800592-85152-00005 85152.0001.0043 2.0 PC U A2A50181480 -
Spherical Washer PB0000131394
5.165 KG -
800592-85152-00006 85152.0001.0044 8.0 PC P A2A50005755 -
M56 1.304 KG H00B47D33

800592-85152-00007 85152.0001.0045 8.0 PC P A2A50151017 -

Stud PB0000048657
M56 x 180 4.3 KG H13F09D21
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Spare Parts Intermediate Shaft

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
86100 Intermediate Shaft 1 PB0000274023 -

800592-86100-00006 86100.0006 26.0 PC L A2A50024160 -
M12 x 50K 0.053 KG H00B74J81
800592-86100-00009 86100.0009 24.0 PC L A2A50001126 -
M8 x 20 0.01 KG H00B75A86

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Spare Parts Compressor and Generator, Assembly

Net Weight ordered)
per unit
86110 Compressor and Generator, Assembly 1 PB0000275806 -

800592-86110-00001 86110.0003 18.0 PC L A2A50185810 -
Coupling Bolt PB0000139422
6.9 KG -
800592-86110-00002 86110.0004 18.0 PC L A2A50008910 -
M56 2.5 KG H12C97E07
800592-86110-00003 86110.0005 18.0 PC R A2A50007753 -
16M6 x 32 0.05 KG H10A23A29
800592-86110-00004 86110.0010 8.0 PC L A2A50180527 -
Coupling Bolt PB0000114907
12.9 KG H13F39D69
800592-86110-00005 86110.0011 8.0 PC L A2A50185437 -
M64 x 97 0.0 KG H13E11F51

800592-86110-00007 86110.0013 8.0 PC R A2A50007753 -

16M6 x 32 0.05 KG H10A23A29
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Gas Turbine Parts Usage Tables
Spare Parts WB Item-ID to Item-ID, TIN and Item Position
WB Item ID Item ID TIN Item Position
PB0000000002 A2A50000065 H00A01C66 20103.0001.0312

20600.0001.0002.0031.0004
20600.0005.0002.0004
PB0000000004 A2A50000067 H00A18G25 20550.0058
PB0000000009 A2A50005644 H00A21A41 21000.0037
PB0000000010 A2A50000069 H00A21F53 20550.0010
71658.0080
72656.0024
PB0000000011 A2A50000070 H00A21F61 20550.0011
PB0000000024 A2A50000079 H00A32A22 20600.0001.0002.0019
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71501.0049
73510.0011
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20650.0054
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20650.0100.0004.0004
20650.0100.0005.0004
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21210.0004
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20600.0005.0011
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Class: RESTRICTED
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PB0000000405 A2A50000186 H00B74E28 73510.0008
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Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000000419 A2A50000193 H00B74J65 20500.0003.0010

20500.0006.0001.0022
PB0000000420 A2A50024160 H00B74J81 20550.0033
86100.0006
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20500.0007.0005
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23200.0001.0026
PB0000000644 A2A50005872 H10A35C88 21000.0020

PB0000000667 A2A50005879 H10A65F33 21110.0027
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PB0000000687 A2A50005885 H10A98G66 21000.0036
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72656.0001
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PB0000000745 A2A50005902 H10D13E12 21110.0016
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20600.0001.0002.0002.0005
20600.0001.0002.0002.0007
20600.0001.0002.0002.0009
20600.0008.0002
20600.0008.0004
20600.0008.0006
21100.0003.0006
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21100.0005.0006
21100.0006.0006
21100.0007.0006
21100.0008.0006
21100.0009.0006
21100.0010.0006
21100.0011.0006
21110.0004.0006
21201.0001.0003.0006
21201.0001.0004.0006
21201.0001.0005.0006
21201.0001.0006.0006
21201.0001.0007.0006
21201.0001.0008.0006
Class: RESTRICTED
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PB0000000987 A2A50000302 H10F75F07 20113.0310
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000001001 A2A50014696 H10G28K67 21000.0027.0006

PB0000001002 A2A50005930 H10G28K75 21000.0027.0009
PB0000001010 A2A50005931 H10G33A33 21210.0008
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82100.0002.0050.0004
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20113.0086
20340.0028.0276
20500.0005.0009
20500.0007.0006
20550.0014
20650.0040
20650.0041
20650.0067
21000.0011
21110.0004.0013
22000.0065
23101.0275
23102.0275
71501.0048
73510.0012
82100.0060
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20550.0020
20550.0034
20650.0101.0012
21201.0002.0013
22000.0057
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23101.0021
23102.0021
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21210.0027
PB0000001528 A2A50000396 H11G82B20 21100.0020
21210.0028
PB0000001531 A2A50000397 H11G95C39 20500.0001.0001.0004
20600.0001.0003.0007.0002
22000.0002.0003
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PB0000001699 A2A50006098 H11K20K26 20112.0085
20113.0085
20650.0066
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Class: RESTRICTED
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23101.0048
23102.0048
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000002047 A2A50006159 H12B57C05 21210.0024

PB0000002063 A2A50000431 H12B74G30 20550.0019
PB0000002158 A2A50000434 H12C74H86 20550.0012
20550.0031
PB0000002647 A2A50006292 H12G47B14 21000.0027.0008
PB0000002649 A2A50006294 H12G47J82 21000.0027.0011
PB0000002683 A2A50006303 H12G91K55 21000.0027.0013
21000.0033
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PB0000002736 A2A50006321 H12H44F31 21000.0002.0004
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PB0000003299 A2A50075828 H10E32C12 21201.0002.0005.0003
PB0000004145 A2A50011732 H11G83F99 20112.0030

20113.0025
20113.0030
22000.0002.0005
PB0000004146 A2A50000533 H11G95C21 20500.0001.0001.0005
22000.0002.0004
PB0000005890 A2A50006373 H00A44F48 21110.0035

21210.0034
PB0000006709 A2A50006587 H00A65D60 20500.0004.0008
PB0000006710 A2A50006588 H00A65H90 20500.0005.0006
20500.0007.0007
PB0000006772 A2A50000055 H00B51A53 23200.0001.0024
PB0000006791 A2A50006610 H00B86D64 21000.0017
PB0000006938 A2A50000657 H10H23A65 21000.0022
PB0000007263 A2A50114110 H12C76K89 20500.0005.0002
20600.0007.0005.0006
PB0000007268 A2A50024198 H12C82J05 21000.0089
PB0000007803 A2A50000755 H12A50K96 20600.0005.0009
PB0000007858 A2A50000757 H00B74C87 21000.0016
PB0000008274 A2A50000809 H00B81A19 20500.0006.0008
PB0000008292 A2A50006838 H00C18F89 20500.0004.0006
20550.0057
PB0000008968 A2A50000876 H11K14C91 21000.0071
PB0000009079 A2A50000878 H00A67F49 73510.0009
PB0000009100 A2A50006950 H12B62F93 21100.0012
21201.0001.0010
PB0000009115 A2A50006954 H00A89D29 20550.0048
PB0000009138 A2A50000894 H00B74A14 20600.0001.0002.0031.0003
PB0000009151 A2A50006957 H00B85F56 21201.0002.0014
Class: RESTRICTED
PB0000009209 A2A50006960 H10C40B28 20113.0194

PB0000009273 A2A50000916 H10H28D12 71653.0008
PB0000009421 A2A50006979 H00A46K15 20650.0017
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000009435 A2A50000938 H00B74F43 20500.0006.0007

PB0000009437 A2A50011787 H00B74K07 20650.0023
PB0000009439 A2A50006980 H00B75D18 21100.0022
PB0000009441 A2A50061321 H00B78B14 71501.0042
PB0000009442 A2A50000940 H00B81D08 20650.0057
PB0000009453 A2A50011788 H00B87G93 21201.0002.0005.0016
PB0000009455 A2A50006985 H00B88D03 21100.0002.0006
PB0000009456 A2A50000944 H00B95C25 73510.0007
PB0000009459 A2A50000945 H00C10B98 23010.0033
73510.0018
PB0000009461 A2A50006987 H00C13C75 20550.0018
PB0000009463 A2A50048603 H10A09K60 21000.0087
PB0000009486 A2A50016095 H10J40H03 21201.0001.0002.0004
PB0000009495 A2A50000951 H11C29E19 21110.0004.0012

PB0000009516 A2A50011789 H11G83F57 20113.0026

20340.0003.0002
PB0000009518 A2A50000955 H11G83G07 20500.0001.0001.0003
21100.0002.0012
PB0000009579 A2A50000997 H11K11A81 20103.0001.0311
20600.0001.0002.0031.0005
20600.0005.0002.0003
PB0000009618 A2A50001002 H12B71H43 73510.0014
PB0000009619 A2A50001003 H12B74F23 73510.0015
PB0000009678 A2A50001008 H12B79C09 73510.0005
PB0000009679 A2A50001009 H12B79C17 73510.0010
PB0000009680 A2A50001010 H12B79C41 73510.0017
PB0000009690 A2A50024336 H12C75J90 20600.0001.0002.0036
PB0000009701 A2A50001012 H12C90J16 82100.0019
PB0000009720 A2A50007018 H12E01H77 20500.0006.0005.0008
PB0000009724 A2A50007020 H12E31J57 20550.0047
PB0000009881 A2A50007045 H12E93G59 20650.0022
PB0000009899 A2A50007048 H12E94F58 85152.0001.0041
PB0000009908 A2A50001028 H12F03K11 20340.0028.0078.0004
20340.0028.0175.0004
23101.0077.0004
23101.0200.0004
23102.0077.0004
23102.0200.0004
PB0000009919 A2A50007061 H12F26D42 21201.0001.0015
PB0000010069 A2A50007112 H12H30K02 23200.0001.0006.0005
23200.0001.0028
PB0000010076 A2A50001071 H12H60J59 23130.0003
23200.0001.0006.0011
Class: RESTRICTED
PB0000010214 A2A50007130 H13B36G12 23200.0002.0020

PB0000010220 A2A50007131 H13B36H86 23210.0001.0014
23210.0002.0014
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000010414 A2A50001074 H13B45K93 74602.0002.1100

74603.0002.1100
74604.0002.1100
74605.0002.1100
PB0000010422 A2A50056630 H13B48E50 21000.0088
PB0000010499 A2A50064788 H13B63C85 21100.0002.0007
PB0000010500 A2A50064789 H13B63C93 21100.0002.0008
PB0000010538 A2A50064813 H13B67B46 71501.0041
PB0000010618 A2A50007156 H13B77E42 21100.0013
PB0000010619 A2A50007157 H13B77E59 21100.0014
PB0000010623 A2A50007161 H13B77F25 21201.0001.0014
PB0000010637 A2A50064861 H13B82C51 21000.0027.0007
PB0000010660 A2A50064871 H13B88E64 23200.0001.0021
PB0000010661 A2A50064872 H13B88F06 23200.0001.0022
PB0000010704 A2A50115873 H13B92F24 23200.0002.0018

PB0000010707 A2A50007169 H13B93A50 23101.0090.0004

23102.0090.0004
PB0000010866 A2A50007190 H12E82J50 20112.0010
21100.0002.0013
PB0000011043 A2A50001124 H00B10B74 21110.0034
PB0000011079 A2A50016207 H00B48D98 20650.0029

PB0000011089 A2A50001126 H00B75A86 86100.0009
PB0000011093 A2A50007211 H00B76G70 21110.0009
PB0000011100 A2A50001131 H00B86C65 20600.0001.0002.0014
PB0000011106 A2A50064922 H00B87J34 21110.0020
PB0000011287 A2A50001150 H11H02K85 20340.0028.0036
23101.0024
23101.0090.0002.0002
23102.0024
23102.0090.0002.0002
PB0000011288 A2A50007238 H11H15A45 21110.0028
PB0000011351 A2A50007242 H12B74F98 21110.0029
PB0000011820 A2A50007251 H13B81B96 21110.0008
PB0000011822 A2A50007252 H13B83C75 21110.0039
PB0000011825 A2A50007253 H13B84G12 21110.0030
PB0000011840 A2A50064959 H13C16C16 23210.0001.0003
23210.0002.0003
PB0000011848 A2A50007259 H13C37E28 23101.0090.0006
23102.0090.0006
PB0000011873 A2A50007261 H13C51A72 23200.0002.0016
PB0000012553 A2A50000063 H13B58D50 20650.0061
21000.0027.0014
21000.0034
PB0000013121 A2A50001324 H13B61F52 20500.0004.0012
Class: RESTRICTED
21000.0083
PB0000013150 A2A50001332 H00A58E49 21210.0009
PB0000013156 A2A50007432 H00A62C50 23010.0084
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000013405 A2A50001362 H00B75A60 21100.0002.0011

PB0000013407 A2A50007537 H00B75B28 20550.0053.0003
PB0000013453 A2A50024549 H00B76G96 21110.0010
PB0000013468 A2A50007556 H00B77E62 20550.0032
PB0000013592 A2A50007584 H00B85H96 20340.0028.0275
23101.0274
23102.0274
PB0000013595 A2A50001379 H00B85K78 23200.0001.0006.0012
PB0000013608 A2A50016683 H00B86D72 20650.0039
PB0000013612 A2A50001381 H00B86F54 22010.0022
PB0000013632 A2A50001386 H00B86K92 20113.0271
PB0000013639 A2A50007603 H00B87B49 22010.0019
PB0000013648 A2A50016688 H00B87J18 20650.0100.0003.0010.0009
20650.0100.0004.0010.0009
PB0000013651 A2A50024554 H00B87K82 20650.0100.0008

PB0000013661 A2A50007608 H00B88C53 22010.0015

PB0000013687 A2A50119490 - 23200.0001.0040.0011
PB0000013719 A2A50016695 H00B94G16 22010.0037
PB0000013793 A2A50119545 H00C04K69 23010.0013
PB0000013801 A2A50007626 H00C05C22 23010.0140

PB0000013812 A2A50007630 H00C05E20 23010.0006
PB0000013821 A2A50119558 H00C05G44 21110.0004.0014
PB0000014013 A2A50007665 H00C13G30 20650.0056
PB0000014285 A2A50007753 H10A23A29 86110.0005
86110.0013
PB0000014341 A2A50029511 H10A91H11 23200.0002.0026
PB0000015084 A2A50007883 H10G16G65 20650.0048
PB0000015144 A2A50064991 H10H62K56 23200.0010
PB0000015223 A2A50001500 H10J82G89 20113.0198
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72656.0033
PB0000015709 A2A50001587 H11F63A98 23101.0002.0001.0058
23102.0002.0001.0058
PB0000015756 A2A50008037 H11G41G21 20113.0141
21210.0030
PB0000015883 A2A50001659 H11H09D86 20103.0001.0020
20113.0020
20600.0001.0002.0002.0010
PB0000015893 A2A50001665 H11H17G03 82100.0059
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PB0000016153 A2A50001807 H11J93E61 21110.0031
72656.0032
Class: RESTRICTED
PB0000016326 A2A50008119 H11K77E54 23010.0138

PB0000016516 A2A50008158 H12A99E07 22010.0020
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000016565 A2A50012016 H12B27D72 20650.0071

PB0000016643 A2A50008177 H12B64D75 20500.0006.0011
PB0000016664 A2A50029600 H12B73H72 20550.0038
PB0000016677 A2A50029605 H12B77F18 20650.0100.0003.0005
20650.0100.0004.0005
20650.0100.0005.0005
PB0000016735 A2A50002002 H12B99F46 23010.0032
PB0000016882 A2A50008216 H12C94B64 22000.0058
PB0000016899 A2A50002033 H12D01H20 73652.0002.0143
PB0000016900 A2A50008223 H12D01J60 73651.0002.0440
PB0000017136 A2A50008285 H12E00F63 21210.0013
PB0000017437 A2A50002228 H12F05G50 20340.0028.0078.0003
20340.0028.0175.0003
23101.0077.0003
23101.0200.0003
23102.0077.0003
23102.0200.0003
PB0000017647 A2A50002286 H12F85E96 23101.0023

23102.0023
PB0000017951 A2A50008426 H12H08J90 73652.0002.0343
PB0000018000 A2A50008433 H12H30C58 22000.0031
PB0000018322 A2A50002434 H13B62A97 20600.0001.0002.0034

PB0000018324 A2A50002436 H13B62B54 23010.0041
PB0000018332 A2A50002442 H13B62C61 20650.0060
PB0000018359 A2A50008473 H13B65D89 22010.0006
PB0000018418 A2A50065015 H13B90E52 23010.0011
PB0000018421 A2A50065017 H13B90F44 23101.0020
23102.0020
PB0000018425 A2A50065018 H13B93C17 21210.0005
PB0000018432 A2A50008490 H13B94B99 23200.0001.0081
PB0000018437 A2A50065023 H13B96K70 21210.0016
PB0000018516 A2A50065029 H13C17K41 22000.0025
PB0000018517 A2A50008499 H13C17K58 22000.0027
PB0000018551 A2A50008503 H13C22J75 22010.0035
PB0000018568 A2A50008506 H13C25G05 22010.0012
PB0000018576 A2A50008508 H13C27E11 23200.0005
PB0000018588 A2A50065034 H13C29J05 21201.0002.0016
PB0000018604 A2A50008511 H13C37C04 72656.0020
PB0000018661 A2A50008514 H13C48F40 72656.0031
PB0000018869 A2A50121178 H13D09G31 20113.0192
PB0000019290 A2A50008529 H13B88A35 82100.0018
PB0000020348 A2A50002472 H00A28G16 21210.0011
Class: RESTRICTED
PB0000020365 A2A50002476 H00A41D12 21000.0009

PB0000020970 A2A50065108 H13B94C15 20340.0018
PB0000021061 A2A50008709 H13C56B96 71658.0022
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000021180 A2A50065148 H13C70D87 23210.0001.0011

23210.0002.0011
PB0000021183 A2A50065151 H13C70E45 23210.0001.0010
23210.0002.0010
PB0000021262 A2A50065155 H13D02A16 20113.0010
PB0000021363 A2A50008725 H13B93A68 23010.0008
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PB0000022356 A2A50008904 H10G94E07 22010.0029
PB0000022452 A2A50008906 H12B02F81 22010.0028
PB0000022456 A2A50008907 H12B63E84 22000.0030
PB0000022484 A2A50008910 H12C97E07 86110.0004
PB0000022627 A2A50065330 H13B72F59 23200.0001.0006.0004
PB0000022651 A2A50065344 H13B93C41 21210.0010
PB0000022660 A2A50065350 H13B97A28 21210.0017

PB0000022661 A2A50008920 H13B97A44 21210.0019

PB0000022684 A2A50008928 H13C04D86 22000.0006
PB0000022690 A2A50008934 H13C04F19 22000.0013
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PB0000023154 A2A50065461 H13D11B08 20650.0062
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PB0000030087 A2A50130842 H13E41G08 23200.0011
PB0000032150 A2A50009450 H10E96A35 71653.0007
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PB0000036725 A2A50025362 H12B80E05 21110.0011
PB0000038520 A2A50135642 H13E22J55 23210.0001.0012
23210.0002.0012
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Class: RESTRICTED
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Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000040906 A2A50137324 H13E59C87 20310.0018.0004

PB0000042282 A2A50138598 H13E07D36 71501.0061
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PB0000042644 A2A50066335 H13E23K37 22000.0005.0006
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PB0000043888 A2A50066348 H13C22J18 22010.0031
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PB0000043895 A2A50010021 H12B50K94 21210.0035
22010.0026
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23210.0002.0015
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Class: RESTRICTED
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PB0000230991 A2A50229900 - 73652.0002.0140
PB0000232548 A2A50241823 - 22000.0020.0001.0001
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000232549 A2A50241824 - 22000.0020.0001.0002

PB0000232550 A2A50241825 - 22000.0020.0002.0001
PB0000232551 A2A50241826 - 22000.0020.0002.0002
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74109.0001.0022
74110.0001.0022
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74109.0001.0023
74110.0001.0023
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74109.0001.0024
74110.0001.0024
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74103.0001.0022
74106.0001.0022
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74103.0001.0023
74106.0001.0023
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74103.0001.0024
74106.0001.0024
PB0000239762 A2A50252941 - 74104.0001.0021
74109.0001.0021
74110.0001.0021
PB0000239763 A2A50252942 - 74102.0001.0021
74103.0001.0021
74106.0001.0021
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PB0000241675 A2A50237929 - 71658.0033
PB0000242237 A2A50242080 - 71603.0001.0002.0021.0212
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PB0000243490 A2A50241276 - 20112.0134
71658.0032
82100.0084
PB0000243491 A2A50241277 - 71658.0030
PB0000243524 A2A50249031 - 20500.0006.0014
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Class: RESTRICTED
74604.0001.0021
PB0000245373 A2A50252955 - 74605.0001.0021
PB0000245390 A2A50252957 - 74605.0001.0024
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000246931 A2A50269633 - 20310.0108.0002

PB0000246944 A2A50265846 - 20310.0111.0002
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PB0000246947 A2A50265848 - 20310.0115.0002
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PB0000247820 A2A50267044 - 23101.0076
23102.0076
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PB0000249847 A2A50265146 - 20310.0016
PB0000249848 A2A50265147 - 20310.0017
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PB0000251188 A2A50270835 - 20310.0119.0010

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73612.0001
PB0000253564 A2A50252998 - 74602.0001.0024
74604.0001.0024
PB0000254168 A2A50254637 - 71658.0021
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21201.0001.0004.0008
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PB0000259235 A2A50257081 - 20340.0030
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Class: RESTRICTED
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PB0000260745 A2A50265866 - 20310.0111
PB0000261831 A2A50289486 - 23101.0071
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000261831 A2A50289486 - 23102.0071

PB0000261832 A2A50289487 - 23101.0072
23102.0072
PB0000261833 A2A50289488 - 23101.0073
23102.0073
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PB0000261852 A2A50289490 - 20340.0028.0072
PB0000261864 A2A50289491 - 20340.0028.0073
PB0000261865 A2A50289492 - 20340.0028.0074
PB0000262037 A2A50264441 - 20310.0119.0007
PB0000262434 A2A50267057 - 23101.0075
23102.0075
PB0000262478 A2A50269664 - 21110.0015
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PB0000263623 A2A50285298 - 20500.0006.0001.0010

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PB0000265702 A2A50289510 - 20310.0002
PB0000266451 A2A50269301 - 23210.0001.0013.0002

23210.0002.0013.0002
PB0000266452 A2A50269302 - 23210.0001.0013.0001
23210.0002.0013.0001
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PB0000266904 A2A50271915 - 22000.0014
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75622.0001.0052
PB0000267205 A2A50269932 - 75611.0001.0052
75621.0001.0052
PB0000267206 A2A50269933 - 75611.0001.0053
75612.0001.0053
75621.0001.0053
75622.0001.0053
PB0000267207 A2A50269934 - 75611.0001.0054
75612.0001.0054
75621.0001.0054
75622.0001.0054
PB0000267979 A2A50266809 - 72603.0001
PB0000267980 A2A50266810 - 72603.0010
PB0000268119 A2A50266820 - 72603.0001.0001.0030.0301
72603.0001.0001.0030.0303
72603.0002.0001.0030.0301
72603.0002.0001.0030.0303
72603.0010.0001.0030.0301
72603.0010.0001.0030.0303
PB0000268177 A2A50266821 - 72603.0001.0001.0030.0304
Class: RESTRICTED
72603.0002.0001.0030.0304
72603.0010.0001.0030.0304
PB0000268274 A2A50266824 - 72603.0002
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000268378 A2A50266831 - 71602.0001.0001.0030.0302

71602.0002.0002.0040.0302
71602.0003.0001.0030.0302
PB0000268379 A2A50266832 - 71602.0001.0001.0030.0303
71602.0002.0002.0040.0303
71602.0003.0001.0030.0303
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PB0000268383 A2A50266836 - 71602.0001.0001.0030.0309
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PB0000268433 A2A50266840 - 71602.0002
PB0000268463 A2A50266845 - 71602.0002.0002.0040.0309
PB0000268474 A2A50266846 - 71602.0002.0002.0040.0310
PB0000268506 A2A50281328 - 20650.0100.0003.0006
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PB0000268523 A2A50289513 - 21110.0003

PB0000268546 A2A50289515 - 21100.0003.0009

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PB0000268550 A2A50278071 - 20310.0010.0004
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PB0000268814 A2A50278074 - 21100
PB0000268815 A2A50289536 - 21100.0003
PB0000268821 A2A50289541 - 21100.0004
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PB0000268851 A2A50289549 - 20500.0006.0005
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PB0000268979 A2A50284292 - 20310.0010
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PB0000269317 A2A50284293 - 20310.0100
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PB0000269320 A2A50284295 - 20310.0102
PB0000269349 A2A50289555 - 20310.0010.0002
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PB0000269754 A2A50269755 - 71658.0024
72656.0028
Class: RESTRICTED
PB0000269755 A2A50269756 - 20112.0133

71658.0002
72656.0002
82100.0083
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000269756 A2A50269757 - 20112.0131

71658.0023
72656.0022
82100.0081
PB0000270124 A2A50281340 - 21000.0002
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PB0000270620 A2A50287901 - 21000.0118
PB0000271117 A2A50269815 - 74603.0002.1060
74604.0002.1060
PB0000271121 A2A50269819 - 74605.0002.1060
PB0000271169 A2A50269033 - 20340.0028.0003
PB0000271171 A2A50269034 - 23102.0004
PB0000271215 A2A50269830 - 74603.0002.1020
74604.0002.1020
PB0000271216 A2A50269831 - 74605.0002.1021

PB0000271220 A2A50269832 - 74602.0002.1060

PB0000271298 A2A50271262 - 20510.0071
PB0000271634 A2A50270479 - 20340.0028.0004
23102.0005
PB0000271828 A2A50269844 - 23200.0001

PB0000271829 A2A50269845 - 23200
PB0000272336 A2A50273236 - 20113.0320
PB0000272740 A2A50281358 - 20340.0028.0005
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PB0000274703 A2A50289664 - 20500.0006.0006
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PB0000276928 A2A50298549 - 20340.0028.0076
PB0000277069 A2A50292140 - 20310.0108.0010.0002
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PB0000277706 A2A50289717 - 72152.0055.0002
PB0000278810 A2A50302866 - 20310.0024.0004
PB0000278812 A2A50289727 - 20500.0006.0001.0021
PB0000278813 A2A50289728 - 20500.0006.0001.0019
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PB0000279712 A2A50289742 - 51270.0001.0003
PB0000279713 A2A50289743 - 51270.0001.0004
PB0000279835 A2A50289744 - 51270.0001.0005
Class: RESTRICTED
PB0000279836 A2A50289745 - 51270.0001.0006

PB0000279837 A2A50289746 - 51270.0001.0007
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000279838 A2A50289747 - 51270.0001.0008

PB0000279839 A2A50289748 - 51270.0001.0009
PB0000279840 A2A50289749 - 51270.0001.0010
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PB0000280139 A2A50297584 - 21201.0001.0004
PB0000280140 A2A50297585 - 21201.0001.0006
PB0000280141 A2A50297586 - 21201.0001.0007
PB0000280142 A2A50297587 - 21201.0001.0008
PB0000280335 A2A50297589 - 21201
PB0000281377 A2A50291862 - 20500.0006.0001.0005
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PB0000282030 A2A50302867 - 20310.0022.0004
PB0000282031 A2A50302868 - 20310.0023.0004

PB0000282033 A2A50302869 - 20310.0021
PB0000282049 A2A50302870 - 20310.0021.0002
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PB0000282147 A2A50295577 - 74657.0020.0103
PB0000282148 A2A50295578 - 74657.0020.0102
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PB0000282364 A2A50295581 - 23210.0001
PB0000282365 A2A50295582 - 23210.0002
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PB0000285619 A2A50302544 - 74604.0001.0022
Class: RESTRICTED
PB0000285620 A2A50302545 - 74604.0001.0025

PB0000285621 A2A50302546 - 74605.0001.0022
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
PB0000285622 A2A50302547 - 74605.0001.0025

PB0000286342 A2A50302741 - 74603.0001.0022
PB0000286343 A2A50302742 - 74603.0001.0025
PB0000286437 A2A50302925 - 20310.0019
PB0000286938 A2A50294862 - 23200.0001.0006.0003
PB0000287080 A2A50302548 - 74605.0001.0023
PB0000287082 A2A50302549 - 74602.0001.0023
PB0000287083 A2A50302550 - 74604.0001.0023
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PB0000287165 A2A50302744 - 74603.0001.0024
PB0000287166 A2A50302745 - 74603.0001.0021
PB0000287323 A2A50301225 - 23101.0074
23102.0074
PB0000287378 A2A50301227 - 20340.0028.0075

PB0000287522 A2A50302812 - 22000

PB0000288024 A2A50302817 - 20500.0006.0001.0006
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PB0000294971 A2A50303030 - 71602.0003.0001.0030.0310
PB0000294972 A2A50302706 - 71602.0003
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71602.0002.0002.0040.0307
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74605.0002.1051
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Class: RESTRICTED
74603.0002.1050
74604.0002.1050
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Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
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73612.0001.0001.0004.0012.0050
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Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00300-0592
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Class: RESTRICTED
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Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
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Class: RESTRICTED
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Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50000945 PB0000009459 H00C10B98 23010.0033

73510.0018
A2A50000951 PB0000009495 H11C29E19 21110.0004.0012
A2A50000955 PB0000009518 H11G83G07 20500.0001.0001.0003
21100.0002.0012
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20600.0005.0002.0003
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A2A50001012 PB0000009701 H12C90J16 82100.0019
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20340.0028.0175.0004
23101.0077.0004
23101.0200.0004
23102.0077.0004
23102.0200.0004
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23200.0001.0006.0011
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74603.0002.1100
74604.0002.1100
74605.0002.1100
A2A50001124 PB0000011043 H00B10B74 21110.0034
A2A50001126 PB0000011089 H00B75A86 86100.0009
A2A50001131 PB0000011100 H00B86C65 20600.0001.0002.0014
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23101.0024
23101.0090.0002.0002
23102.0024
23102.0090.0002.0002
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21000.0083
A2A50001332 PB0000013150 H00A58E49 21210.0009
A2A50001362 PB0000013405 H00B75A60 21100.0002.0011
A2A50001379 PB0000013595 H00B85K78 23200.0001.0006.0012
A2A50001381 PB0000013612 H00B86F54 22010.0022
A2A50001386 PB0000013632 H00B86K92 20113.0271
A2A50001500 PB0000015223 H10J82G89 20113.0198
A2A50001571 PB0000015655 H11F19K87 71658.0034
72656.0033
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23102.0002.0001.0058
Class: RESTRICTED
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20113.0020
20600.0001.0002.0002.0010
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Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50001807 PB0000016153 H11J93E61 21110.0031

72656.0032
A2A50002002 PB0000016735 H12B99F46 23010.0032
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20340.0028.0175.0003
23101.0077.0003
23101.0200.0003
23102.0077.0003
23102.0200.0003
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23102.0023
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A2A50002442 PB0000018332 H13B62C61 20650.0060
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20600.0001.0002.0002.0005
20600.0001.0002.0002.0007
20600.0001.0002.0002.0009
20600.0008.0002
20600.0008.0004
20600.0008.0006
21100.0003.0006
21100.0004.0006
21100.0005.0006
21100.0006.0006
21100.0007.0006
21100.0008.0006
21100.0009.0006
21100.0010.0006
21100.0011.0006
21110.0004.0006
21201.0001.0003.0006
21201.0001.0004.0006
21201.0001.0005.0006
21201.0001.0006.0006
21201.0001.0007.0006
21201.0001.0008.0006
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A2A50005644 PB0000000009 H00A21A41 21000.0037
A2A50005653 PB0000000037 H00A40G45 20550.0049
A2A50005675 PB0000000074 H00A52H49 20550.0054
20650.0024
A2A50005718 PB0000000179 H00A79K32 20500.0004.0015
A2A50005720 PB0000000194 H00A90C28 21000.0115
A2A50005729 PB0000000224 H00B09J87 23010.0083
A2A50005746 PB0000000337 H00B45D94 21110.0012
Class: RESTRICTED
21210.0004
A2A50005755 PB0000000348 H00B47D33 85152.0001.0044
A2A50005786 PB0000000400 H00B74C95 20550.0026
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50005791 PB0000000411 H00B74F92 20550.0037

A2A50005796 PB0000000423 H00B75A29 21000.0081
A2A50005800 PB0000000438 H00B76A43 22010.0039
A2A50005808 PB0000000449 H00B78B55 20510.0305
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A2A50005837 PB0000000505 H00B86J69 21000.0114
A2A50005847 PB0000000536 H00C04A43 23200.0001.0006.0006
23200.0001.0026
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A2A50005884 PB0000000686 H10A98G58 21000.0035
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23101.0021
23102.0021
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A2A50006093 PB0000001663 H11J81K20 21000.0027.0012
A2A50006098 PB0000001699 H11K20K26 20112.0085
20113.0085
20650.0066
A2A50006159 PB0000002047 H12B57C05 21210.0024
A2A50006292 PB0000002647 H12G47B14 21000.0027.0008
A2A50006294 PB0000002649 H12G47J82 21000.0027.0011
A2A50006303 PB0000002683 H12G91K55 21000.0027.0013
21000.0033
A2A50006316 PB0000002708 H12H11K02 21000.0117
A2A50006319 PB0000002734 H12H44E16 71501.0043
A2A50006320 PB0000002735 H12H44E40 71501.0047
A2A50006321 PB0000002736 H12H44F31 21000.0002.0004
A2A50006357 PB0000003096 H00B73B80 22010.0038
A2A50006373 PB0000005890 H00A44F48 21110.0035
21210.0034
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A2A50006588 PB0000006710 H00A65H90 20500.0005.0006
20500.0007.0007
Class: RESTRICTED
A2A50006610 PB0000006791 H00B86D64 21000.0017

A2A50006838 PB0000008292 H00C18F89 20500.0004.0006
20550.0057
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50006950 PB0000009100 H12B62F93 21100.0012

21201.0001.0010
A2A50006954 PB0000009115 H00A89D29 20550.0048
A2A50006957 PB0000009151 H00B85F56 21201.0002.0014
A2A50006960 PB0000009209 H10C40B28 20113.0194
A2A50006979 PB0000009421 H00A46K15 20650.0017
A2A50006980 PB0000009439 H00B75D18 21100.0022
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A2A50007045 PB0000009881 H12E93G59 20650.0022
A2A50007048 PB0000009899 H12E94F58 85152.0001.0041
A2A50007061 PB0000009919 H12F26D42 21201.0001.0015

A2A50007112 PB0000010069 H12H30K02 23200.0001.0006.0005

23200.0001.0028
A2A50007130 PB0000010214 H13B36G12 23200.0002.0020
A2A50007131 PB0000010220 H13B36H86 23210.0001.0014
23210.0002.0014
A2A50007156 PB0000010618 H13B77E42 21100.0013

A2A50007157 PB0000010619 H13B77E59 21100.0014
A2A50007161 PB0000010623 H13B77F25 21201.0001.0014
A2A50007169 PB0000010707 H13B93A50 23101.0090.0004
23102.0090.0004
A2A50007190 PB0000010866 H12E82J50 20112.0010
21100.0002.0013
A2A50007211 PB0000011093 H00B76G70 21110.0009
A2A50007238 PB0000011288 H11H15A45 21110.0028
A2A50007242 PB0000011351 H12B74F98 21110.0029
A2A50007251 PB0000011820 H13B81B96 21110.0008
A2A50007252 PB0000011822 H13B83C75 21110.0039
A2A50007253 PB0000011825 H13B84G12 21110.0030
A2A50007259 PB0000011848 H13C37E28 23101.0090.0006
23102.0090.0006
A2A50007261 PB0000011873 H13C51A72 23200.0002.0016
A2A50007432 PB0000013156 H00A62C50 23010.0084
A2A50007537 PB0000013407 H00B75B28 20550.0053.0003
A2A50007556 PB0000013468 H00B77E62 20550.0032
A2A50007584 PB0000013592 H00B85H96 20340.0028.0275
23101.0274
23102.0274
A2A50007603 PB0000013639 H00B87B49 22010.0019
Class: RESTRICTED
A2A50007608 PB0000013661 H00B88C53 22010.0015

A2A50007626 PB0000013801 H00C05C22 23010.0140
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50007630 PB0000013812 H00C05E20 23010.0006

A2A50007665 PB0000014013 H00C13G30 20650.0056
A2A50007753 PB0000014285 H10A23A29 86110.0005
86110.0013
A2A50007883 PB0000015084 H10G16G65 20650.0048
A2A50008016 PB0000015574 H11E81B27 71658.0020
A2A50008037 PB0000015756 H11G41G21 20113.0141
21210.0030
A2A50008119 PB0000016326 H11K77E54 23010.0138
A2A50008158 PB0000016516 H12A99E07 22010.0020
A2A50008177 PB0000016643 H12B64D75 20500.0006.0011
A2A50008216 PB0000016882 H12C94B64 22000.0058
A2A50008223 PB0000016900 H12D01J60 73651.0002.0440
A2A50008285 PB0000017136 H12E00F63 21210.0013
A2A50008426 PB0000017951 H12H08J90 73652.0002.0343

A2A50008433 PB0000018000 H12H30C58 22000.0031

A2A50008473 PB0000018359 H13B65D89 22010.0006
A2A50008490 PB0000018432 H13B94B99 23200.0001.0081
A2A50008499 PB0000018517 H13C17K58 22000.0027
A2A50008503 PB0000018551 H13C22J75 22010.0035

A2A50008506 PB0000018568 H13C25G05 22010.0012
A2A50008508 PB0000018576 H13C27E11 23200.0005
A2A50008511 PB0000018604 H13C37C04 72656.0020
A2A50008514 PB0000018661 H13C48F40 72656.0031
A2A50008529 PB0000019290 H13B88A35 82100.0018
A2A50008709 PB0000021061 H13C56B96 71658.0022
A2A50008725 PB0000021363 H13B93A68 23010.0008
A2A50008904 PB0000022356 H10G94E07 22010.0029
A2A50008906 PB0000022452 H12B02F81 22010.0028
A2A50008907 PB0000022456 H12B63E84 22000.0030
A2A50008910 PB0000022484 H12C97E07 86110.0004
A2A50008920 PB0000022661 H13B97A44 21210.0019
A2A50008928 PB0000022684 H13C04D86 22000.0006
A2A50008934 PB0000022690 H13C04F19 22000.0013
A2A50009079 PB0000025449 H00A62F57 21201.0001.0016
A2A50009450 PB0000032150 H10E96A35 71653.0007
A2A50010021 PB0000043895 H12B50K94 21210.0035
22010.0026
A2A50010022 PB0000043896 H13C84D47 22010.0003
A2A50010188 PB0000046583 H12B66A16 22000.0040
Class: RESTRICTED
A2A50011732 PB0000004145 H11G83F99 20112.0030

20113.0025
20113.0030
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50011732 PB0000004145 H11G83F99 22000.0002.0005

A2A50011787 PB0000009437 H00B74K07 20650.0023
A2A50011788 PB0000009453 H00B87G93 21201.0002.0005.0016
A2A50011789 PB0000009516 H11G83F57 20113.0026
20340.0003.0002
A2A50012016 PB0000016565 H12B27D72 20650.0071
A2A50012091 PB0000023549 H11H89B80 20650.0100.0007
A2A50014456 PB0000000073 H00A52C93 21000.0084
A2A50014696 PB0000001001 H10G28K67 21000.0027.0006
A2A50016095 PB0000009486 H10J40H03 21201.0001.0002.0004
A2A50016207 PB0000011079 H00B48D98 20650.0029
A2A50016683 PB0000013608 H00B86D72 20650.0039
A2A50016688 PB0000013648 H00B87J18 20650.0100.0003.0010.0009
20650.0100.0004.0010.0009
A2A50016695 PB0000013719 H00B94G16 22010.0037

A2A50018264 PB0000032153 H10F40D29 23200.0001.0080

A2A50024160 PB0000000420 H00B74J81 20550.0033
86100.0006
A2A50024198 PB0000007268 H12C82J05 21000.0089
A2A50024336 PB0000009690 H12C75J90 20600.0001.0002.0036

A2A50024549 PB0000013453 H00B76G96 21110.0010
A2A50024554 PB0000013651 H00B87K82 20650.0100.0008
A2A50024577 PB0000016040 H11J16D06 20113.0312
A2A50025362 PB0000036725 H12B80E05 21110.0011
A2A50026366 PB0000043885 H12B50D82 22010.0008
A2A50026368 PB0000043897 H12F08J45 22010.0090
A2A50029511 PB0000014341 H10A91H11 23200.0002.0026
A2A50029600 PB0000016664 H12B73H72 20550.0038
A2A50029605 PB0000016677 H12B77F18 20650.0100.0003.0005
20650.0100.0004.0005
20650.0100.0005.0005
A2A50030205 PB0000029257 H12C07J02 20600.0001.0002.0035
A2A50031630 PB0000068970 H11J32C46 23101.0061
23102.0061
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23101.0048
23102.0048
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Class: RESTRICTED
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Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50064861 PB0000010637 H13B82C51 21000.0027.0007

A2A50064871 PB0000010660 H13B88E64 23200.0001.0021
A2A50064872 PB0000010661 H13B88F06 23200.0001.0022
A2A50064922 PB0000011106 H00B87J34 21110.0020
A2A50064959 PB0000011840 H13C16C16 23210.0001.0003
23210.0002.0003
A2A50064991 PB0000015144 H10H62K56 23200.0010
A2A50065015 PB0000018418 H13B90E52 23010.0011
A2A50065017 PB0000018421 H13B90F44 23101.0020
23102.0020
A2A50065018 PB0000018425 H13B93C17 21210.0005
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A2A50065029 PB0000018516 H13C17K41 22000.0025
A2A50065034 PB0000018588 H13C29J05 21201.0002.0016
A2A50065108 PB0000020970 H13B94C15 20340.0018

A2A50065148 PB0000021180 H13C70D87 23210.0001.0011

23210.0002.0011
A2A50065151 PB0000021183 H13C70E45 23210.0001.0010
23210.0002.0010
A2A50065155 PB0000021262 H13D02A16 20113.0010
A2A50065186 PB0000021528 H13D43B76 20113.0143

A2A50065309 PB0000022221 H13D97A08 20113.0273
A2A50065330 PB0000022627 H13B72F59 23200.0001.0006.0004
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Class: RESTRICTED
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A2A50115873 PB0000010704 H13B92F24 23200.0002.0018
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50119490 PB0000013687 - 23200.0001.0040.0011

A2A50119545 PB0000013793 H00C04K69 23010.0013
A2A50119558 PB0000013821 H00C05G44 21110.0004.0014
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A2A50130156 PB0000026028 H10E72J61 72656.0021
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A2A50132022 PB0000035778 - 23200.0001.0040.0010
A2A50135642 PB0000038520 H13E22J55 23210.0001.0012
23210.0002.0012
A2A50136667 PB0000040167 H12F61D23 20650.0100.0005.0006
A2A50137300 PB0000040882 H13E58D39 21100.0006.0009
A2A50137301 PB0000040883 H13E58D47 21100.0007.0009
A2A50137302 PB0000040884 H13E58D62 21100.0008.0009
A2A50137303 PB0000040885 H13E58D70 21100.0009.0009

A2A50137304 PB0000040886 H13E58D88 21100.0010.0009

A2A50137305 PB0000040887 H13E58C71 21100.0011.0009
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A2A50145789 PB0000044453 H13E97G26 20500.0008.0001.0002.0010
20500.0008.0002.0002.0010
20500.0008.0003.0002.0010
20500.0008.0004.0002.0010
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20610.0050
72152.0051
A2A50146397 PB0000045017 H13F30D92 72151.0051
72152.0052
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A2A50146845 PB0000045610 H13E61E73 20600.0001.0003.0013.0002
20600.0001.0003.0014.0002
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A2A50146851 PB0000045619 H13F22D57 21000.0012
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A2A50147028 PB0000045885 H13E02G00 21201.0001.0011
A2A50147029 PB0000045886 H13E02G18 21100.0015
A2A50149162 PB0000046217 H13C90K14 85110.0002
A2A50149679 PB0000046475 H13F28G02 73651.0002.0443
73651.0002.0447
73652.0002.0341
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Class: RESTRICTED
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Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
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A2A50150474 PB0000047386 H13F04A90 85130.0006
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74604.0002.1010.0011
74605.0002.1010.0011
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A2A50179486 PB0000133055 - 21100.0008
A2A50179487 PB0000133056 - 21100.0009
A2A50179488 PB0000133057 - 21100.0010
A2A50179489 PB0000133058 - 21100.0011

A2A50179491 PB0000135753 - 21100.0017
A2A50179512 PB0000147576 - 20310.0125
A2A50180527 PB0000114907 H13F39D69 86110.0010
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23101.0078
23102.0078
A2A50181084 PB0000152967 - 23101.0090.0007
23102.0090.0007
A2A50181189 PB0000141260 - 21201.0002.0010
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A2A50181391 PB0000160462 - 20340.0028.0088
23101.0088
23102.0088
A2A50181398 PB0000162404 - 23101.0360
23102.0360
A2A50181478 PB0000131386 - 85152.0001.0040
A2A50181480 PB0000131394 - 85152.0001.0043
A2A50182217 PB0000135690 - 74602.0002.1010.0031
74603.0002.1010.0031
74604.0002.1010.0031
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A2A50265846 PB0000246944 - 20310.0111.0002
A2A50265848 PB0000246947 - 20310.0115.0002
A2A50265851 PB0000249826 - 20310.0126

A2A50265866 PB0000260745 - 20310.0111
A2A50266809 PB0000267979 - 72603.0001
A2A50266810 PB0000267980 - 72603.0010
A2A50266820 PB0000268119 - 72603.0001.0001.0030.0301
72603.0001.0001.0030.0303
72603.0002.0001.0030.0301
72603.0002.0001.0030.0303
72603.0010.0001.0030.0301
72603.0010.0001.0030.0303
A2A50266821 PB0000268177 - 72603.0001.0001.0030.0304
72603.0002.0001.0030.0304
72603.0010.0001.0030.0304
A2A50266824 PB0000268274 - 72603.0002
A2A50266831 PB0000268378 - 71602.0001.0001.0030.0302
71602.0002.0002.0040.0302
71602.0003.0001.0030.0302
A2A50266832 PB0000268379 - 71602.0001.0001.0030.0303
71602.0002.0002.0040.0303
71602.0003.0001.0030.0303
A2A50266835 PB0000268382 - 71602.0003.0001.0030.0308
A2A50266836 PB0000268383 - 71602.0001.0001.0030.0309
A2A50266837 PB0000268384 - 71602.0001.0001.0030.0310
A2A50266839 PB0000268432 - 71602.0001
A2A50266840 PB0000268433 - 71602.0002
Class: RESTRICTED
A2A50266845 PB0000268463 - 71602.0002.0002.0040.0309

A2A50266846 PB0000268474 - 71602.0002.0002.0040.0310
A2A50267044 PB0000247820 - 23101.0076
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50267044 PB0000247820 - 23102.0076

A2A50267057 PB0000262434 - 23101.0075
23102.0075
A2A50269033 PB0000271169 - 20340.0028.0003
A2A50269034 PB0000271171 - 23102.0004
A2A50269301 PB0000266451 - 23210.0001.0013.0002
23210.0002.0013.0002
A2A50269302 PB0000266452 - 23210.0001.0013.0001
23210.0002.0013.0001
A2A50269633 PB0000246931 - 20310.0108.0002
A2A50269645 PB0000249821 - 20310.0014.0002
A2A50269646 PB0000249822 - 20310.0015.0002
A2A50269647 PB0000249823 - 20310.0016.0002
A2A50269648 PB0000249824 - 20310.0017.0002
A2A50269649 PB0000249825 - 20310.0018.0002

A2A50269650 PB0000257639 - 21110.0022

A2A50269651 PB0000257657 - 21100.0016
A2A50269652 PB0000257897 - 21201.0001.0002.0005
A2A50269655 PB0000258307 - 21110.0006
A2A50269656 PB0000258308 - 21110.0007

A2A50269657 PB0000258309 - 21110.0017
A2A50269660 PB0000259576 - 20310.0110
A2A50269661 PB0000259655 - 21210.0001
A2A50269664 PB0000262478 - 21110.0015
A2A50269665 PB0000262479 - 21110.0038
A2A50269668 PB0000264045 - 21400.0001
A2A50269672 PB0000266682 - 21110.0004
A2A50269755 PB0000269754 - 71658.0024
72656.0028
A2A50269756 PB0000269755 - 20112.0133
71658.0002
72656.0002
82100.0083
A2A50269757 PB0000269756 - 20112.0131
71658.0023
72656.0022
82100.0081
A2A50269770 PB0000270236 - 71603.0001
A2A50269777 PB0000270521 - 21210.0015
A2A50269815 PB0000271117 - 74603.0002.1060
74604.0002.1060
A2A50269819 PB0000271121 - 74605.0002.1060
A2A50269830 PB0000271215 - 74603.0002.1020
Class: RESTRICTED
74604.0002.1020
A2A50269831 PB0000271216 - 74605.0002.1021
A2A50269832 PB0000271220 - 74602.0002.1060
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50269844 PB0000271828 - 23200.0001

A2A50269845 PB0000271829 - 23200
A2A50269931 PB0000267156 - 75612.0001.0052
75622.0001.0052
A2A50269932 PB0000267205 - 75611.0001.0052
75621.0001.0052
A2A50269933 PB0000267206 - 75611.0001.0053
75612.0001.0053
75621.0001.0053
75622.0001.0053
A2A50269934 PB0000267207 - 75611.0001.0054
75612.0001.0054
75621.0001.0054
75622.0001.0054
A2A50270479 PB0000271634 - 20340.0028.0004
23102.0005
A2A50270831 PB0000240776 - 22000.0033.0001.0001
A2A50270832 PB0000240777 - 22000.0033.0001.0010

A2A50270833 PB0000240778 - 22000.0033.0002.0001

A2A50270834 PB0000240779 - 22000.0033.0002.0010
A2A50270835 PB0000251188 - 20310.0119.0010
A2A50271262 PB0000271298 - 20510.0071
A2A50271914 PB0000264813 - 22000.0014.0001

A2A50271915 PB0000266904 - 22000.0014
A2A50273236 PB0000272336 - 20113.0320
A2A50278071 PB0000268550 - 20310.0010.0004
A2A50278072 PB0000268552 - 20310.0011.0004
A2A50278074 PB0000268814 - 21100
A2A50281328 PB0000268506 - 20650.0100.0003.0006
20650.0100.0004.0006
A2A50281340 PB0000270124 - 21000.0002
A2A50281358 PB0000272740 - 20340.0028.0005
A2A50281367 PB0000272998 - 21210.0002
A2A50281487 PB0000276658 - 20550.0050
A2A50284291 PB0000268978 - 20310.0011
A2A50284292 PB0000268979 - 20310.0010
A2A50284293 PB0000269317 - 20310.0100
A2A50284294 PB0000269319 - 20310.0101
A2A50284295 PB0000269320 - 20310.0102
A2A50284296 PB0000269375 - 20310.0012.0002
A2A50284297 PB0000269378 - 20310.0013.0002
A2A50285289 PB0000263562 - 20500.0006.0001.0004
A2A50285298 PB0000263623 - 20500.0006.0001.0010
Class: RESTRICTED
A2A50287901 PB0000270620 - 21000.0118

A2A50289486 PB0000261831 - 23101.0071
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50289486 PB0000261831 - 23102.0071

A2A50289487 PB0000261832 - 23101.0072
23102.0072
A2A50289488 PB0000261833 - 23101.0073
23102.0073
A2A50289489 PB0000261851 - 20340.0028.0071
A2A50289490 PB0000261852 - 20340.0028.0072
A2A50289491 PB0000261864 - 20340.0028.0073
A2A50289492 PB0000261865 - 20340.0028.0074
A2A50289510 PB0000265702 - 20310.0002
A2A50289513 PB0000268523 - 21110.0003
A2A50289515 PB0000268546 - 21100.0003.0009
A2A50289517 PB0000268548 - 21100.0004.0009
A2A50289532 PB0000268802 - 20500.0006.0001.0016
A2A50289536 PB0000268815 - 21100.0003

A2A50289541 PB0000268821 - 21100.0004

A2A50289547 PB0000268832 - 20500.0006.0001.0003
A2A50289548 PB0000268850 - 20500.0006.0004
A2A50289549 PB0000268851 - 20500.0006.0005
A2A50289552 PB0000269316 - 20310.0119

A2A50289555 PB0000269349 - 20310.0010.0002
A2A50289557 PB0000269352 - 20310.0011.0002
A2A50289560 PB0000269376 - 20310.0012
A2A50289562 PB0000269379 - 20310.0013
A2A50289661 PB0000274066 - 73652.0002.0145
A2A50289662 PB0000274067 - 73652.0002.0146
A2A50289664 PB0000274703 - 20500.0006.0006
A2A50289717 PB0000277706 - 72152.0055.0002
A2A50289727 PB0000278812 - 20500.0006.0001.0021
A2A50289728 PB0000278813 - 20500.0006.0001.0019
A2A50289740 PB0000279710 - 51270.0001
A2A50289742 PB0000279712 - 51270.0001.0003
A2A50289743 PB0000279713 - 51270.0001.0004
A2A50289744 PB0000279835 - 51270.0001.0005
A2A50289745 PB0000279836 - 51270.0001.0006
A2A50289746 PB0000279837 - 51270.0001.0007
A2A50289747 PB0000279838 - 51270.0001.0008
A2A50289748 PB0000279839 - 51270.0001.0009
A2A50289749 PB0000279840 - 51270.0001.0010
Class: RESTRICTED
A2A50289750 PB0000279841 - 51270.0001.0011

A2A50289751 PB0000279842 - 51270.0001.0012
A2A50289759 PB0000279890 - 72152.0060
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50290803 PB0000283032 - 23130.0006.0001

A2A50291862 PB0000281377 - 20500.0006.0001.0005
A2A50291863 PB0000281379 - 20500.0006.0001.0011
A2A50292103 PB0000281378 - 20500.0006.0001.0009
A2A50292140 PB0000277069 - 20310.0108.0010.0002
A2A50292211 PB0000279208 - 20310.0108.0005
A2A50294862 PB0000286938 - 23200.0001.0006.0003
A2A50295570 PB0000277673 - 73651.0002.0625
A2A50295571 PB0000282021 - 74657.0020.0109
A2A50295572 PB0000282022 - 74657.0020.0108
A2A50295573 PB0000282023 - 74657.0020.0107
A2A50295574 PB0000282144 - 74657.0020.0106
A2A50295575 PB0000282145 - 74657.0020.0105
A2A50295576 PB0000282146 - 74657.0020.0104

A2A50295577 PB0000282147 - 74657.0020.0103

A2A50295578 PB0000282148 - 74657.0020.0102
A2A50295579 PB0000282149 - 74657.0020.0101
A2A50295580 PB0000282150 - 74657.0020.0100
A2A50295581 PB0000282364 - 23210.0001

A2A50295582 PB0000282365 - 23210.0002
A2A50297584 PB0000280139 - 21201.0001.0004
A2A50297585 PB0000280140 - 21201.0001.0006
A2A50297586 PB0000280141 - 21201.0001.0007
A2A50297587 PB0000280142 - 21201.0001.0008
A2A50297589 PB0000280335 - 21201
A2A50297600 PB0000285205 - 23010.0046
A2A50297601 PB0000285206 - 23010.0047
A2A50298549 PB0000276928 - 20340.0028.0076
A2A50298589 PB0000288181 - 23130.0001
A2A50299038 PB0000297258 - 71602.0001.0001.0030.0307
71602.0002.0002.0040.0307
A2A50301225 PB0000287323 - 23101.0074
23102.0074
A2A50301227 PB0000287378 - 20340.0028.0075
A2A50301805 PB0000283199 - 20310.0108.0010.0004
A2A50302383 PG0030237100 - 73611.0001.0001.0004.0012.0050
73612.0001.0001.0004.0012.0050
A2A50302384 PG0030237200 - 73611.0001.0001.0004.0012.0051
73612.0001.0001.0004.0012.0051
A2A50302539 PB0000285100 - 74602.0001.0022
Class: RESTRICTED
A2A50302540 PB0000285101 - 74602.0001.0025

A2A50302544 PB0000285619 - 74604.0001.0022
A2A50302545 PB0000285620 - 74604.0001.0025
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50302546 PB0000285621 - 74605.0001.0022

A2A50302547 PB0000285622 - 74605.0001.0025
A2A50302548 PB0000287080 - 74605.0001.0023
A2A50302549 PB0000287082 - 74602.0001.0023
A2A50302550 PB0000287083 - 74604.0001.0023
A2A50302687 PB0000288026 - 20500.0006.0001.0007
A2A50302706 PB0000294972 - 71602.0003
A2A50302741 PB0000286342 - 74603.0001.0022
A2A50302742 PB0000286343 - 74603.0001.0025
A2A50302743 PB0000287164 - 74603.0001.0023
A2A50302744 PB0000287165 - 74603.0001.0024
A2A50302745 PB0000287166 - 74603.0001.0021
A2A50302812 PB0000287522 - 22000
A2A50302817 PB0000288024 - 20500.0006.0001.0006

A2A50302818 PB0000288027 - 20500.0006.0001.0013

A2A50302819 PB0000288029 - 20500.0006.0001.0012
A2A50302862 PB0000259219 - 20310.0021.0004
A2A50302866 PB0000278810 - 20310.0024.0004
A2A50302867 PB0000282030 - 20310.0022.0004

A2A50302868 PB0000282031 - 20310.0023.0004
A2A50302869 PB0000282033 - 20310.0021
A2A50302870 PB0000282049 - 20310.0021.0002
A2A50302884 PB0000283976 - 20310.0019.0004
A2A50302925 PB0000286437 - 20310.0019
A2A50303029 PB0000294970 - 71602.0003.0001.0030.0309
A2A50303030 PB0000294971 - 71602.0003.0001.0030.0310
A2A50303114 PB0000296681 - 20310.0024.0002
A2A50303115 PB0000296682 - 20310.0024
A2A50303116 PB0000296683 - 20310.0023.0002
A2A50303118 PB0000296794 - 20310.0023
A2A50303801 PB0000296800 - 20310.0022.0002
A2A50303802 PB0000296801 - 20310.0022
A2A50303809 PG0030265500 - 72152.0055.0006.0001
A2A50303810 PG0030265600 - 72152.0055.0006.0002
A2A50305577 PG0030054800 - 21100.0003.0016
A2A50305578 PG0030055000 - 21100.0003.0018
A2A50305579 PG0030054900 - 21100.0003.0017
A2A50305580 PG0030055300 - 21100.0004.0018
A2A50305581 PG0030055200 - 21100.0004.0017
Class: RESTRICTED
A2A50305582 PG0030055100 - 21100.0004.0016

A2A50308682 PB0000283692 - 20310.0108.0010.0003
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
A2A50308684 PG0030864001 - 20310.0108

A2A50308685 PG0030863901 - 20310
A2A50308692 PG0030304300 - 75612
A2A50308705 PG0030149000 - 20500.0006
A2A50308892 PG0030549000 - 73652.0002.0344
A2A50308931 PG0030303300 - 74102
A2A50308934 PG0030304000 - 74104
A2A50308937 PG0030303600 - 74103
A2A50308940 PG0030303800 - 74109
A2A50308943 PG0030303500 - 74106
A2A50308944 PG0030303900 - 74110
A2A50308946 PG0030117300 - 74602.0002.1020
74605.0002.1051
A2A50308947 PG0030117400 - 74602.0002.1050
74603.0002.1050
74604.0002.1050
A2A50308950 PG0030310200 - 74602
A2A50308953 PG0030312300 - 74605
A2A50308957 PG0030312000 - 74604
A2A50308958 PG0030311700 - 74603

A2A50308959 PG0030304100 - 75611
A2A50308966 PG0030304200 - 75621
A2A50308970 PG0030305400 - 75622
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.6.3-00301-0592
Test Records Allocation Table, Component Class to Design
Group
Component Name Component Class Design Group Design Group Name
Casing 2 20102 42135 Casing 2

42143 Casing 2
42144 Casing 3
Casing 2 Assembly 20112 42146 Casing 2, Assembly Parts
Casing Instrumentation Lines 20115 42138 Casing Instrumentation Lines
Insulation-Supports, Turbine 20140 01227 Insulation-Supports, Turbine
Casings Casings
Rotor 20310 14200 Rotor, Turbine Section
14201 Rotor Disc 1
14202 Rotor Disc 2
14203 Rotor Disc 3
14204 Rotor Disc 4
14211 Ring 1
14212 Ring 2
14213 Ring 3
14214 Ring 4
damages. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration of
14221 Hollow Shaft

14222 Hollow Shaft

14224 Nut
14601 St. 1 Rotor Blade

44000 Rotor
44200 Rotor, Compressor Section
44201 Rotor Disc 1
44202 Rotor Disc 2
44203 Rotor Disc 3
44204 Rotor Disc 4
44205 Rotor Disc 5
44206 Rotor Disc 6
44207 Rotor Disc 7
44208 Rotor Disc 8
44209 Rotor Disc 9
44210 Rotor Disc 10
44211 Rotor Disc 11
44212 Rotor Disc 12
44213 Rotor Disc 13
44214 Rotor Disc 14
44215 Rotor Disc 15
44216 Rotor Disc 16
44217 Rotor Disc 17
44221 Hollow Shaft
44223 Tie Rod
Class: RESTRICTED

Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0592
Group
Rotor 20310 44607 St. 7 Rotor Blade

Rotor Cover 20340 10407 Annular CC, Measuring Points
10410 Annular CC Hub
10413 Annular CC Hub, Plates
10420 Annular CC Outer Shell
12337 Radiation Liner
42300 Rotor Cover
42301 Filter
42313 Diffuser, outer

42316 Diffuser, inner

Gas Turbine Rotor Shipping 20390 44279 Gas Turbine Rotor Shipping Lock
Lock
Bearing Casing, Compressor 20500 01500 Turning Gear
41000 Bearing Casing, Compressor
41105 Bearing Casing
41110 Cover
41111 Cover
41120 Bearing Seal Ring
41136 Hydraulic Lifting Device
41140 Oil Box
41201 Combined Journal and Thrust
Bearing
41204 Bearing Shell
41222 Adjusting Ring
42330 Rotor Seal
Instrumentation Compressor 20510 41300 Compressor Bearing
Bearing Instrumentation
Bearing Casing Compressor, 20550 41000 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Assembly
Bearing Casing, Turbine 20600 12146 Casing Liner
12340 Shaft Seal
16000 Bearing Casing, Turbine
16010 Oil Pipe, Drain
16011 Oil Pipe, Feed
16106 Bearing Body
16122 Cover
Class: RESTRICTED

16140 Oil Box
16210 Journal Bearing
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0592
Group
Instrumentation Turbine Bearing 20610 16300 Instrumentation Rear Bearing

Bearing Casing Turbine, 20650 16000 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Assembly 16050 Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly
Guide Vane Ring, Assembly 21000 41050 Compressor Guide Vane
Adjustment
42570 Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly
Compressor Stator 1 21100 42210 Compressor Stator Blade Carrier 1
42501 Stator Blade Ring 1
42571 Compressor Stator 1
42601 St 1 Stator Blade




Compressor Stator 1, Assembly 21110 42520 Stator Blade Ring 0
42576 Compressor Stator 1, Assembly
42522 Outlet Stator Blade Ring
42580 Stator Blade Ring, Assembly
42622 St Outlet Stator Blade Ring
Class: RESTRICTED
Compressor Stator 2, Assembly 21210 42572 Compressor Stator 2

Position Transmitter, Guide 21400 41053 Position Transmitter, Guide Vanes
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0592
Group
Turbine Stator 22000 12230 Turbine Guide Vane Carrier

12500 Turbine Stator
12501 Turbine Stator Blade Ring 1
12510 Turbine Guide Ring
12521 Seal Ring 1
12522 Seal Ring 2
12523 Seal Ring 3
12524 Seal Ring 4
12601 Stationary Blade 1
Turbine Stator, Assembly 22010 12500 Turbine Stator
12580 Turbine Stator, Assembly Parts
Annular CC, Assembly 23010 10400 Annular Combustion Chamber
42010 Assembly of Internals
Outer Shell Assembly, UP 23101 10407 Annular CC, Measuring Points


10423 Annular CC Outer Shell, Plates
10424 Groove Ring Assembly
Outer Shell Assembly, LP 23102 10407 Annular CC, Measuring Points

Burner Assembly 23200 10601 Burner Assembly, Dual Fuel
Operation
10602 Burner Assembly
10604 Diffusion Burner (Syngas)
10605 Burner Casing
10606 Burner Casing
10620 Fuel Oil Burner
10622 Fuel Oil Burner, Mock-Up
10625 Fuel Gas Burner
90975 Igniter
Diagonal Swirler 23210 10616 Diagonal Swirler
Lube Oil Tank 51100 01005 Lube Oil Tank
Control Block Turning Gear 51270 90121 Control Block, Turning Gear
Cables 71152 00053 Cables
Electrical Devices at CC 71153 01324 Electrical Devices at Combustion
Chamber
Guide Vane Adjustment 71501 41050 Compressor Guide Vane
Assembly Adjustment
Class: RESTRICTED

Blow Off Valves 71602 08004 Blow Off Valves
Actuator, Guide Vanes 71603 41052 Actuator, Guide Vanes
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0592
Group
Drain, Gas Turbine Casing 71608 02080 Drain, Gas Turbine Casing
Temperature Measuring Points 71653 01361 Temperature Measuring Points at
at Turbine Turbine
Blow Off Line 71658 02010 Blow off Lines
Control Valves, Cooling Air 72603 n/a
Extraction Air Piping 72656 02015 Extraction Air Piping
Inspection Tube 73510 10642 Inspection Tube
Analog Module for Flame 73602 01324 Electrical Devices at Combustion
Detector Chamber
Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, 73611 05525 Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Diffusion
Diffusion
Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Premix 73612 05526 Seal Air Valve, Fuel Oil, Premix
Seal Air Cooler 73613 n/a
Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion 73651 10662 Fuel Oil Piping, Combustion
Chamber Chamber
Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion 73652 10663 Fuel Gas Piping, Combustion
Chamber Chamber
Fuel Oil Package 74101 90902 Fuel Oil Package
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop 74102 05532 Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1
Valve 1 05542 Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed

Stop Valve 1
Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop 74103 05503 Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve
Valve 05505 Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve
05513 Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion Return
Stop Valve
Stop Valve
Fuel Oil Control Valve 1 74104 06902 Fuel Oil Diffusion Control Valve
06912 Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion Control
Valve
Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1 74106 05531 Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1
05541 Actuator, Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve
1
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Control 74109 n/a
Valve
Fuel Oil Premix Feed Control 74110 n/a
Valve
Purge Water-Package for Fuel 74201 90962 Purge Water Package for Fuel Oil
Oil
Fuel Gas Package 74601 90950 Fuel Gas Valve Package
Fuel Gas Stop Valve 74602 05602 Fuel Gas Stop Valve
05612 Actuator, Fuel Gas Stop Valve
Class: RESTRICTED
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve 74603 06802 Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve
06808 Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0592
Group
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve 74603 06812 Actuator, Fuel Gas Diffusion Control
Valve
06818 Actuator, Fuel Gas Diffusion Control
Valve
Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve 74604 06809 Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve
06819 Actuator, Fuel Gas Premix Control
Valve
Pilot Gas Control Valve 74605 90957 Pilot Gas Control Valve
Heat Tracing, Fuel Gas Piping 74657 01223 Heat Tracing, Fuel Gas Piping
NOx Water Package 75601 90991 NOx-Water Package
Hydraulic Oil Supply Package 76601 09600 Hydraulic Package
Pneumatic Package 77101 n/a
Special Wrenches 81502 01402 Special Wrenches
Disassembly Device Turbine 81525 01425 Disassembly Device Turbine
Bearing Bearing
Erection Device, Exhaust Gas 81527 01427 Assembly Device, Exhaust Diffusor
Diffuser
Assembly Device, Combustion 81542 01442 Assembly Device, Combustion

Chamber Chamber
Hydraulic Tools, Initial Assembly 81581 n/a
Major Inspection Supports 81605 n/a
Bolt Tightening Device 81608 01408 Bolt Tightening Device
Rotor Lifting Device 81620 01420 Rotor Lifting Device

Turbine Bearing Assembly 81630 01430 Turbine Bearing Assembly Device
Device
Locking Device, Turbine Bearing 81636 01436 Locking Device, Turbine Bearing
Casing Casing
Support Block, Turbine Bearing 81637 01437 Support Block, Turbine Bearing
Casing Casing
Support Block, Gas Turbine 81638 01438 Support Block, Gas Turbine Rotor
Rotor
Assembly Device, Turbine Guide 81656 01456 Assembly Device, Turbine Stator
Ring
Lifting Equipment 81667 01467 Load Attachement Rigging
Hydraulic Tools, Major 81682 n/a
Inspection
Exhaust Gas Diffuser 82100 02030 Exhaust Gas Diffuser
Axial Guide 85110 01035 Axial Guide
Support, Centre Guide Block, 85120 01064 Turbine Supports
Turbine
Turbine Supports 85130 01061 Turbine Supports
Turbine Supports 85140 01065 Turbine Support, right
01066 Turbine Support, left
Class: RESTRICTED
Compressor Support, right 85150 01070 Compressor Support, left

Compressor Support, left 85151 01071 Compressor Support, right
Compressor Support, Assembly 85152 01070 Compressor Support, left
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0592
Group
Compressor Support, Assembly 85152 01071 Compressor Support, right

Earthquake Protection 85153 01080 Earthquake Protection
Drawing, Main Shafts Alignment 86001 41080 Drawing, Main Shafts Alignment
Intermediate Shaft 86100 01500 Turning Gear
41012 Intermediate Shaft
Compressor and Generator, 86110 41010 Compressor and Generator,
Assembly Assembly
41020 Compressor and Generator,
Assembly
Assembly
41070 Gear-Generator, Assembly
Hydraulic Barring Gear 86200 01700 Turning Gear
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0592
Test Records Allocation Table, Design Group to Component Class
Design Group Name Design Group Component Class Component Name

Turbine Supports 01064 85120 Support, Centre Guide Block,
Turbine
Turbine Support, right 01065 85140 Turbine Supports
Turbine Support, left 01066 85140 Turbine Supports
Compressor Support, left 01070 85152 Compressor Support, Assembly
85150 Compressor Support, right
Compressor Support, right 01071 85152 Compressor Support, Assembly
85151 Compressor Support, left
Casings Casings
Electrical Devices at 01324 73602 Analog Module for Flame Detector

Combustion Chamber 71153 Electrical Devices at CC

31300 Electrical Devices at Comb.
Chamber
at Turbine Turbine
Special Wrenches 01402 81502 Special Wrenches

81602 Special Wrenches
Bolt Tightening Device 01408 81608 Bolt Tightening Device
Rotor Lifting Device 01420 81620 Rotor Lifting Device
Disassembly Device Turbine 01425 81525 Disassembly Device Turbine
Bearing Bearing
Assembly Device, Exhaust 01427 81527 Erection Device, Exhaust Gas
Diffusor Diffuser
Turbine Bearing Assembly 01430 81630 Turbine Bearing Assembly Device
Device
Locking Device, Turbine 01436 81636 Locking Device, Turbine Bearing
Bearing Casing Casing
Support Block, Turbine Bearing 01437 81637 Support Block, Turbine Bearing
Casing Casing
Support Block, Gas Turbine 01438 81638 Support Block, Gas Turbine Rotor
Rotor
Assembly Device, Combustion 01442 81542 Assembly Device, Combustion
Chamber Chamber
Assembly Device, Turbine 01456 81656 Assembly Device, Turbine Guide
Stator Ring
Load Attachement Rigging 01467 81667 Lifting Equipment
Turning Gear 01500 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Class: RESTRICTED
Turning Gear 01700 86200 Hydraulic Barring Gear
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592
Blow off Lines 02010 71658 Blow Off Line

71668 Blow Off Line, Assembly Parts
Valve
Valve
Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion 05513 74103 Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve
Return Stop Valve
Return Stop Valve
Diffusion
Valve 1
Actuator, Fuel Oil Premix Stop 05541 74106 Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1
Valve 1
Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion 05542 74102 Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1
Feed Stop Valve 1
Actuator, Fuel Gas Stop Valve 05612 74602 Fuel Gas Stop Valve
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control 06802 74603 Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve
Valve
Valve
Actuator, Fuel Gas Diffusion 06812 74603 Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve
Control Valve
Control Valve
Actuator, Fuel Gas Premix 06819 74604 Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve
Control Valve
Fuel Oil Diffusion Control Valve 06902 74104 Fuel Oil Control Valve 1
Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion 06912 74104 Fuel Oil Control Valve 1
Control Valve
Hydraulic Package 09600 76601 Hydraulic Oil Supply Package
Annular Combustion Chamber 10400 23010 Annular CC, Assembly
Annular CC, Measuring Points 10407 23102 Outer Shell Assembly, LP
23101 Outer Shell Assembly, UP
Class: RESTRICTED
20340 Rotor Cover

Annular CC Hub 10410 20340 Rotor Cover
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592
Annular CC Hub, Plates 10413 20340 Rotor Cover

Annular CC Outer Shell 10420 23102 Outer Shell Assembly, LP
20340 Rotor Cover
Annular CC Outer Shell, Plates 10423 23102 Outer Shell Assembly, LP
Groove Ring Assembly 10424 23110 Groove Ring Assembly
23102 Outer Shell Assembly, LP
Burner Assembly, Dual Fuel 10601 23200 Burner Assembly
Operation 31050 Burner Assembly
Burner Assembly 10602 23200 Burner Assembly
Diffusion Burner (Syngas) 10604 23200 Burner Assembly


Burner Casing 10605 23200 Burner Assembly

31060 Diagonal Swirler

23220 Fuel Gas Distribution
31070 Gas Distribution
Fuel Oil Burner 10620 23200 Burner Assembly
Fuel Oil Burner, Mock-Up 10622 23200 Burner Assembly
Fuel Gas Burner 10625 23200 Burner Assembly
Fuel Oil Piping, Combustion 10662 73651 Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion
Chamber Chamber
31200 Fuel Oil Piping, Combustion
Chamber
Fuel Gas Piping, Combustion 10663 73652 Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion
Chamber Chamber
31210 Fuel Gas Piping, Combustion
Chamber
Casing Liner 12146 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Turbine Guide Vane Carrier 12230 22000 Turbine Stator
Radiation Liner 12337 20340 Rotor Cover
Class: RESTRICTED
Shaft Seal 12340 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine

20700 Shaft Seal
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592

Turbine Stator 12500 22000 Turbine Stator
22010 Turbine Stator, Assembly
Turbine Stator Blade Ring 1 12501 22000 Turbine Stator
Turbine Guide Ring 12510 22000 Turbine Stator
Seal Ring 1 12521 22000 Turbine Stator
Turbine Stator, Assembly Parts 12580 22010 Turbine Stator, Assembly
Stationary Blade 1 12601 22000 Turbine Stator


Rotor, Turbine Section 14200 20310 Rotor
Rotor Disc 1 14201 20310 Rotor

Ring 1 14211 20310 Rotor
Ring 2 14212 20310 Rotor
Ring 3 14213 20310 Rotor
Ring 4 14214 20310 Rotor
Hollow Shaft 14221 20310 Rotor
Nut 14224 20310 Rotor
St. 1 Rotor Blade 14601 20310 Rotor
Bearing Casing, Turbine 16000 20650 Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly
Class: RESTRICTED
Oil Pipe, Drain 16010 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine

Oil Pipe, Feed 16011 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592
Bearing Casing Turbine, 16050 20650 Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly

Assembly
Bearing Casing 16100 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Bearing Body 16106 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Bearing Seal Ring 16120 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Cover 16122 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Hydraulic Lifting Device 16134 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Oil Box 16140 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Journal Bearing 16210 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Adjusting Ring 16212 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Instrumentation Rear Bearing 16300 20610 Instrumentation Turbine Bearing
72151 Instrumentation Turbine Bearing
Bearing Casing, Compressor 41000 20550 Bearing Casing Compressor,
Assembly

Assembly Assembly
Intermediate Shaft 41012 86100 Intermediate Shaft
Assembly Assembly
Compressor Guide Vane 41050 71501 Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly

Adjustment 21000 Guide Vane Ring, Assembly
Position Transmitter, Guide 41053 21400 Position Transmitter, Guide Vane
Vanes
Assembly Assembly
Gear-Generator, Assembly 41070 86110 Compressor and Generator,
Assembly
Drawing, Main Shafts 41080 86001 Drawing, Main Shafts Alignment
Alignment
Bearing Casing 41105 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Cover 41110 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Bearing Seal Ring 41120 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Hydraulic Lifting Device 41136 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Oil Box 41140 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Combined Journal and Thrust 41201 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Bearing
Bearing Shell 41204 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Class: RESTRICTED
Adjusting Ring 41222 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592
Compressor Bearing 41300 20510 Instrumentation Compressor

Instrumentation Bearing
72152 Instrumentation Compressor
Bearing
Assembly of Internals 42010 23010 Annular CC, Assembly
20800 Compressor Diffusor
20810 Compressor Diffusor Assembly
20330 Inlet Casing
20102 Casing 2
20100 Centre Casing
20110 Centre Casing Assembly
20102 Casing 2
Casing 2, Assembly Parts 42146 20111 Casing 2 Assembly
20112 Casing 2 Assembly


Compressor Stator Blade 42210 21100 Compressor Stator 1
Carrier 1
Carrier 2 21201 Compressor Stator 2
Rotor Cover 42300 20340 Rotor Cover

Filter 42301 20340 Rotor Cover
Diffuser, outer 42313 20800 Compressor Diffusor
20340 Rotor Cover
Diffuser, inner 42316 20800 Compressor Diffusor
20340 Rotor Cover
Rotor Seal 42330 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Stator Blade Ring 1 42501 21100 Compressor Stator 1
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592

Stator Blade Ring 16 42516 20800 Compressor Diffusor


Stator Blade Ring 0 42520 21110 Compressor Stator 1, Assembly
Outlet Stator Blade Ring 42522 21201 Compressor Stator 2
Guide Vane Adjustment 42570 71501 Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly
Assembly 21000 Guide Vane Ring, Assembly

Compressor Stator 1 42571 21100 Compressor Stator 1
Compressor Stator 1, 42576 21110 Compressor Stator 1, Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Stator Blade Ring, Assembly 42580 21201 Compressor Stator 2
St 1 Stator Blade 42601 21100 Compressor Stator 1
Class: RESTRICTED

Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592

St 16 Stator Blade 42616 20800 Compressor Diffusor


St 0 Stator Blade 42620 21110 Compressor Stator 1, Assembly
St Outlet Stator Blade Ring 42622 21201 Compressor Stator 2
Rotor 44000 20310 Rotor

Rotor, Compressor Section 44200 20310 Rotor
Class: RESTRICTED
Tie Rod 44223 20310 Rotor
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592
Lock


Control Block, Turning Gear 90121 51270 Control Block Turning Gear
76101 Control Block, Turning Gear

Fuel Gas Valve Package 90950 74601 Fuel Gas Package
74605 Pilot Gas Control Valve
Purge Water Package for Fuel 90962 74201 Purge Water-Package for Fuel Oil
Oil
Igniter 90975 23200 Burner Assembly
NOx-Water Package 90991 75601 NOx Water Package
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0592
Test Records Factory Assembly
Test Records
General
Qty. 1)
Table of Contents, Factory Assembly.............................................. 3.7-3010-0592/1-2 0206E 1 1 14.02.06
Cover Sheet .................................................................................... 3.7-0001-0001 1105DE 1 1 31.01.06
General Notes ................................................................................. 3.7-3030-9080 0404DE 1 1 27.01.06
Turbine/Compressor, Component Identification .............................. 3.7-3040-8100 0303DE 1 1 04.01.06
Rotor
Component Identification................................................................. 3.7-3130-9080/1-2 0404DE 1 1 14.12.05
Turbine Blading Chart ..................................................................... 3.7-3140-0001 1101DE 4 4 10.11.05
Balancing 3.7-3150-0001/1-2 0105DE 1 1 09.11.05
Tensioning....................................................................................... 3.7-3160-9100/1-4 0304DE 1 1 12.12.05
Stator Blade Carriers


Tightening Joint Bolts ...................................................................... 3.7-3230-9080/1-2 0404DE 1 1 20.12.05

Outer Shell, Tightening Joint Bolts .................................................. 3.7-3250-8100 0303DE 1 1 19.12.05
Compressor Stator Blade Carrier, Check Dimensions .................... 3.7-3270-6000 0303DE 1 1 11.01.06
Turbine Stator Blade Carrier, Check Dimensions............................ 3.7-3280-8100 0303DE 1 1 11.01.06

Stator Turbine, Gap Measurement.................................................. 3.7-3281-0001/1-6 0705DE 1 1 09.11.05
1 27.10.05
1 26.10.05
Stator Blade Carrier, Guide Ring Chart ........................................... 3.7-3291-6000 0505DE 1 1 18.11.05
Blading
Blade Clearances ............................................................................ 3.7-3330-9080 0404DE 1 1 13.01.06
Radial Blade Clearances, Lower Half Casings ................................ 3.7-3340-9080 0404DE 1 1 10.01.06
Axial Blade Clearances, Lower Half Casings .................................. 3.7-3350-9080 0404DE 1 1 27.01.06
Radial Blade Clearances, Compressor ........................................... 3.7-3360-9080/1-2 0404DE 1 1 27.01.06
Radial Blade Clearances, Turbine................................................... 3.7-3370-9080 0404DE 1 1 27.01.06
Casing
Tightening Horizontal Joint Bolts..................................................... 3.7-3430-9100 0799DE 1 1 07.12.05
Vertical Joint Tightening Bolts ......................................................... 3.7-3450-9100 1199DE 1 1 19.12.05
Grooves for Stator Blade Carriers ................................................... 3.7-3470-8100 0303DE 1 1 02.02.06
Outlet Stator Blade Ring, Stator Blade Carrier, Thrust-Shims......... 3.7-3480-9080 0404DE 1 1 19.12.05
Bearing Casing, Tightening Bolts .................................................... 3.7-3490-8100 0303DE 1 1 28.11.05
Class: RESTRICTED
1) Quantity
Siemens AG 3.7-3010-0592/1
Combustion Chamber
Annular Combustion Chamber, Outer Shell, Check Dimensions..... 3.7-3530-8100 0303DE 1 1 17.01.06
Annular Combustion Chamber, Charge Id. No. of Ceramic Tiles .... 3.7-3540-9100/1-24 0205DE 1 1 03.11.05
Shaft Glands and Bearing

Shaft Glands, Check Dimensions.................................................... 3.7-3630-9080 0404DE 1 1 18.01.06
Bearing Casing, Check Dimensions ................................................ 3.7-3640-9080 0105DE 1 1 27.01.06
Journal Bearing, Assembly Clearances........................................... 3.7-3650-8100 0303DE 1 1 04.01.06
Bearing Housing Compressor, Dim. Data Rec. for Complete
Replacement................................................................................ 3.7-3660-9080 0404DE 1 1 11.01.06
Operational test of the HCO (Hydraulic clearances optimization).... 3.7-3670-9080 0905DE 1 1 13.01.06
Turbine/Compressor
Alignment ........................................................................................ 3.7-3730-9080 0404DE 1 1 02.02.06
Water Hose Levelling ...................................................................... 3.7-3740-8100 0303DE 1 1 30.01.06
Combustion Chamber

Annular Combustion Chamber, Burner Assembly, Check

Dimensions .................................................................................. 3.7-3830-9100 0504DE 1 1 30.01.06
1) Quantity
Siemens AG 3.7-3010-0592/2
to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
Gas Turbine Information on Table of Contents
Test Records Inspection
Information
on the
Inspection Table of Contents


Dear Customer,
The Inspection Table of Contents is provided solely for orientation purposes.
Inspection documents (table of contents and Test/Inspection Records) are regularly

revised to reflect the latest technical knowledge and insights.
We recommend that you obtain the latest documentation from Siemens AG PG

G3MDP shortly before each inspection to ensure that your inspections are performed
in accordance with the state-of-the-art.
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.7-0105-0001
Test Records Minor Inspection
Test Records
General
Qty. 1)
Table of Contents, Minor Inspection .............................................. 3.7-0110-9080 0106E 1
Cover Sheet................................................................................... 3.7-0001-0001 1105DE 1
Replacement Parts Installed.......................................................... 3.7-0244-0001/1-3 0105DE 1
Blading
Compressor Blading, Designations................................................ 3.7-0143-0001/1-5 0500DE 1
Compressor Stator Blades (adjustable), Airfoil Check, Stage 0..... 3.7-0150-6000 0199DE 1
Compressor Rotor Blades, Airfoil Check ....................................... 3.7-0160-6000 0398DE 1
Turbine/Compressor, Radial Blade Clearances, Compressor ....... 3.7-0170-0001 0305DE 1
Turbine Stator Blades, Airfoil Check, Stage 1................................ 3.7-0180-9100 1200DE 1
Turbine Rotor Blades, Airfoil Check, Stage 1 ................................ 3.7-0190-9100 1200DE 1
Turbine Stator Blades, Blade Check, Stage 4 ............................... 3.7-0200-9000 1200DE 1

Radial Blade Clearances, Turbine ................................................. 3.7-3370-6000 0303DE 1

Outer Shell, Check Dimensions ..................................................... 3.7-0230-9100 0199DE 1
Compr. Station. Blade Assembly 1, Setting the Pitch of IGVs ...... 3.7-0609-0001/1-2 0405DE 1
Combustion Chamber
Annular Combustion Chamber, Charge Id. No. of Ceramic Tiles... 3.7-3540-9100/1-24 0205DE 1
Tightening Torques for Combustion Chamber Piping .................... 3.7-3550-9000/1-2 0304DE 1
Annular Combustion Chamber, Location of Ceramic Tiles ............ 3.7-0240-9100/1-45 0603DE 1
Annular Combustion Chamber, Tile Holder ................................... 3.7-0245-9100 1100DE 1
Annular Combustion Chamber, Visual Inspection, Heat Shields ... 3.7-0250-6000 0199DE 1
Annular Combustion Chamber, Visual Inspection, Mock-up .......... 3.7-0252-6000 0199DE 1
Annular Combust., Chamber, Finding classes, heat shield plates . 3.7-0255-9100/1-4 0305DE 1
Test Record Inlet Shell Plate Finding Classes, Inlet Shell Plate .... 3.7-0258-9100/1-9 0305DE 1
Annular Combust. Chamber, Visual Inspect., Burner Inserts......... 3.7-0260-6000 0199DE 1
Visual Inspektion Burner Axial/Diagonal swirlers HR3-burner........ 3.7-0270-0001 0103DE 1
Visual Inspektion Burner Axial/Diagonal swirlers H-burner ............ 3.7-0271-0001 0103DE 1
Ring-Brennkammer, Sichtkontrolle, Znder .................................. 3.7-0280-9000 0705DE 1
Operating Values
Checks Prior to and during Startup................................................ 3.7-1050-0001/1-4 1098DE 1
Operating Log................................................................................ 3.7-1070-9100/1-9 0205DE 1
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1) Quantity
Siemens AG 3.7-0110-9080
Gasturbinen Gas Turbine Betriebsaufschreibungen
Protokoll Test Record Operating Log
Kennwort: Maschinen-/A-Nr.:
Job name: Serial/Order No.:
Baugruppe: Zeichnungs-Nr.: Index:
Design group: Drawing No.: Rev.:
Lfd. Kraftwerk Einheit

Nr. Kennzeichen Megre Unit Mewert
Item Tag Number Parameter Norm Ist Reading
No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Datum:
1 -
Date :
Zeit:
2 -
Time:
Vorausgegangene Betriebszeit
mit etwa konstanter Last
3 Preceding operating period at h
approx. constant load
Betrieb mit: (Betriebsweise)
4 Mode of operation
1)
5
mit Wasser / Dampfeindsung
6 with water/steam injection
2)
7
8
p amb Umgebungsdruck
9 mbar
p amb Baromatic pressure
amb Umgebungstemp.
10 C
amb Ambient temp.
Relative Luftfeuchtigkeit
11 %
Relative humidity
Produzierte kWh
P GT whrend t p
12 kWh generated kWh
during tp
Gemessene Periode
tP fr P GT
s
13 Measured period
for P GT
14 PGT = 3,6 * PGT / t P MW

P GT Wirkleistung
15 MW
P GT Active power
P Reac Blindleistung
16 Mvar
P Reac Reactive power
cos phi Leistungsfaktor
17 --
cos phi Power factor
MBY 10 n Drehzahl
18 min -1
CS901 n Speed
24
Verdichterdruck und -temperatur / Compressor pressures and temperatures
Verdichtereintritts-
25 MBA11 CT101 VI 1 temperature
C
Compressor inlet
temperature
C
Compressor inlet
temperature
Abteilung: Bearbeiter: Medatum: Gegenzeichnung:

Department: Prepared by: Date of test: Countersigned:
Siemens AG 3.7-1070-9100/1
Power Generation 0205DE

No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
C
Compressor inlet
temperature
C
Compressor inlet
temperature
Verdichteraustritts-
29 MBA12 CT101 VII 1 temperature
C
Compressor outlet
temperature
C
Compressor outlet
temperature
31
32
33
korrigierte Turbinenaustrittstemperatur / Corrected turbine outlet temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
34
MBA26 CT101 AT 1 temperature
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
35
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
36
C
Turbine outlet
Temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
37
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
38
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
39
MBA26 CT106 AT 1 temperatur
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
40
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
41
C
Turbine outlet
temperature

Siemens AG 3.7-1070-9100/2

No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Turbinenaustritts-
42
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
43
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
44
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
C
45 Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
46
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
47
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
48
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
49
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
50
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
51
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
52
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
53
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
54
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
55
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
56
C
Turbine outlet
temperature

Siemens AG 3.7-1070-9100/3

No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Turbinenaustritts-
57
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Durchschnitts-
AT 1
58 temperatur
C
Average Temperature
korrigierte Turbinen-
59 MBY10 EU010 ATK austrittstemperatur
C
Corrected turbine
outlet temperature
60
61
Kesseleintritts-
62 MBR20CT111 TTII temperatur
C
Boiler inlet temperature
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Durchschnitts-
TTII
68 temperatur
C
Average Temperature
Schwingungen Turbine / Verdichter / Turbine / compressor vibrations
Gehuseschwingungen
MBD11 CY101
v eff Turbinenlager
MBD11 CY102 mm/s
69 Casing vibrations
turbine bearing
Gehuseschwingungen
MBD12 CY101 v eff Verdichterlager
70 MBD12 CY102 Casing vibrations mm/s
turbine bearing
Wellenschwingen
71 MBD11 CY111 Turbinenlager [Amplitude s max ]
m
...112 Shaft vibrations
turbine bearing [amplitude s max ]
Wellenschwingen
72 MBD12 CY111 Verdichterlager [Amplitude s max ]
m
73
74
Siemens AG 3.7-1070-9100/4

No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Metall - Lagertemperaturen Turbine / Verdichter
Bearing metal temperatures turbine / compressor
MBD11 CT101 TL Turbinenlagertemp.
75 C
MBD11 CT102 TL Turbine bearing temp.
VL Verdichterlagertemp.
76 MBD12 CT101 C
VL Compr. bearing temp.
AL,GS Axiallagertemp., vo.
MBD12 CT102 AL,GS Thrust bearing
77 MBD12 CT103 C
temerature - GE
AL,TS Axiallagertemp., hi.
78 MBD12 CT104 AL,TS Thrust bearing C
MBD12 CT105
temerature - TE
79
80
Brennstoffsystem MBN / Fuel oil system MBN

H-Temperatur vor Filter
FO-temperature before
83 MBN11 CT501 C
filter
H-Druck vor Einspritzpumpe
84 MBN12 CP501 FO-pressure before bar
injection pump
H-Vorlaufdruck nach Pumpe
85 MBN12 CP502
FO-inlet pressure after pump
bar
Heizlvorlaufme
89 MBN17 CF101 V H Vorl. Diff. kg/s
nge Diffusion
FO inlet flow
rate diffusion
Heizlrcklaufme
90 MBN51 CF101 V H Rckl. nge kg/s
FO return flow
rate
91 MBN25 CF101 V H Vorl. Vorm. Heizl-Vorlauf
Vormisch kg/s
FO inlet premix
92 MBN56 CT501 H Temperatur Bypass
FO temperatur bypass C

Siemens AG 3.7-1070-9100/5

No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Brennstoff-System MBP / Fuel gas system MBP
Heizgasdruck nach
Reduzierstation bar
94 Fuel gas pressure after
reducing station
vor Schnellschluventil
95 MBP13 CP101 pHG before emergency bar
stop valve
MBP13 CP102
nach
Schnellschluventil
96 MBP14 CP101 pHG after emergency
bar
stop valve
Heizgasmenge
100 MBP10 CF101 V nHG FG flow rate m3/min
HG-Druck
101 MBP10 CP102 p Menge FG pressure bar
HG-Temperatur
102 MBP10 CT101 Menge FG temperature C
Schmierlsystem MBV / Lube oil system MBV
105 p Lagerlzulaufdruck
MBV26 CP501 bar
p Bearing oil feed pressure
106 p Schmierlpumpendruck
MBV21 CP501 bar
p Lube oil boost pressure
107 p Anhebeldruck
MBV30 CP502 bar
p Jacking oil pressure
Schmierltanktemperatur
108 MBV10 CT101 C
Lube oil tank temperature
Lagerlzulauftemperatur
109 MBV26 CT101 C
Bearing oil feed temp.
l vor Khler
110 MBV23 CT511 C
Oil before cooler
l nach Khler
111 MBV23 CT512 C
Oil after cooler
Wasser vor Khler
112 MBV23 CT513 C
Water before cooler
Wasser nach Khler
113 MBV23 CT514 C
Water after cooler
114 p l vor Khler
MBV23 CP511 bar
p Oil before cooler
115 p l nach Khler
MBV23 CP512 bar
p Oil after cooler

Siemens AG 3.7-1070-9100/6

No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
116 p Wasser vor Khler
MBV23 CP513 bar
p Water before cooler
117 p Wasser nach Khler
MBV23 CP514 bar
p Water after cooler
118 p vor ldunstabscheider
MBV50 CP502 bar
p before oil vapour
119 p nach ldunstabscheider
MBV50 CP503 bar
p after oil vapour exhaust
120 Schmierltanktemperatur
MBV10 CT501 C
121 p Unterdruck lbehlter
MBV50 CP501 bar
p vacuum lube oil tank
122 p Anhebel Turbinenlager
MBV31 CP501 bar
p lifting oil turbine bearing
123 p Anhebel Verdichterlager
MBV31 CP502 bar
p lift. oil compressor bearing
124 p vor Turneinrichtung
MBV35 CP501 bar
p before turning gear
125 p Rcklauf Turbinenlager
MBV90 CP401 bar
p return flow turbine bearing
126 p Rcklauf Verdichterlager
MBV90 CP402 bar
p return flow comp. bearing
127 p Rcklauf Generator TS
MBV90 CP404 bar
p return flow generator TS
128 p Rcklauf Generator ES
MBV90 CP405 bar
p return flow generator es
HD-Hydrauliksystem MBX / HP-hydraulic fluid system MBX
p Nebenkreislaufdruck
129 MBX06 CP501 bar
p Secondary circuit pressure
p Druck nach Pumpe 1
130 MBX02 CP501 bar
p Pressure after pump 1
131 MBX02 CP502 bar
132 p Systemvorlaufdruck
MBX03 CP501 bar
p System feed pressure
133 Hydraulik Behltertemperatur
MBX01 CT501 C
Hydraulic fluid tank temp.
NOx - Wasser - System / Water package (NOx reduction)

p e,WP1 Druck vor Pumpe
141 MBU25 CP501 bar
p e,WP1 Press. before pump
p e,WP2 Druck hinter Pumpe
142 MBU25 CP503 bar
p e,WP2 Press. after pump
p e,WI Einspritzdruck DB
143 MBU41 CP101 bar
p e,WI Injection pressure diff.
p e,WI Einspritzdruck VB
144 MBU46 CP101 bar
p e,WI Inject. press. premix

Siemens AG 3.7-1070-9100/7

No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
WI H2O Einspritzmenge
145 MBU43 CF101 kg/s
WI Water flow rate
VW H2O Einspritzmenge
VW Water flow rate
h SV,W Hub Stellventil
147 MBU41 AA155 %
h SV,W Control valve lift
148 MBU46 AA155 h SV,W Hub Stellventil
%
149 MBU25 CP102 p Druck vor SS-Ventil DB
MBU25 CP504 p press. before ES-valve diff. bar
150 MBU25 CP101
p Druck vor SS-Ventil VB
p press. bef. ES-valve prem. bar
Emissionen / Emissions
160 NOx ppm
161 CO ppm
162 CO2 vol%
163 CmHn ppm
164 O2 vol%
1) Zutreffenden Brennstoff eintragen.

2) Zutreffende Zusatzeindsung eintragen.

Siemens AG 3.7-1070-9100/8
Bestimmung der Temperaturgrenzwerte
Gasturbinen Gas Turbine an Turbinenaustritt und Abgaskanal
Protokoll Test Record Determination of Temperature Limits
at Turbine Outlet and Exhaust Duct
No Tag Number Parameter Unit
Nr. KKS Parameter Einheit
date and time of test:
1 Datum und Uhrzeit der Messung:
simple or combined cycle
2 Solobetrieb oder Kombibetrieb
load
3 Last
fuel
4 Brennstoff
premix or diffusion mode
5 Vormisch- oder Diffusionsbetrieb
water or steam injection
6 Wasser- oder Dampfeindsung
turbine inlet temperature (ISO) appr.
7 TI Turbineneintrittstemperatur (ISO) ca. C
IGV Position
8 MBA11 CG101 Stellung Vorleitgitter %
speed
9 MBA10 CS101 N Drehzahl rpm
ambient pressure
10 p AMB Umgebungsdruck mbar
compressor inlet temperature 1
11 MBA11 CT101 CI1 Verdichtereintrittstemperatur 1 C
compressor inlet temperature, average of 4
15 CI Verdichtereintrittstemperatur, Mittel aus 4 C
H2O injection mass flow
16 M H2O Massenstrom H2O Einspritzung kg/s
compressor outlet gauge pressure
17 MBA12 CP101 PE CO Verdichteraustrittsdruck (Anzeige) bar
combustion chamber pressure difference
18 MBM10 CP101 DP CBC Druckdifferenz Brennkammer mbar
generator output, indication
19 MKA01 CE003 P GTm Generatorleistung, Anzeige MW
generator output, kWh/powermeter for comparision
20 P GTm Generatorleistung, kWh/Leistungsmesser zum MW
Vergleich
generator output acc 3.1-0120-0334 dated 0797E
21 P GT Generatorleistung entspr. 3.1-0120-0334 Ausgabe MW
0797E
generator output from diagram, corrected
22 P GTcorr Generatorleistung aus Diagramm, korrigiert MW
turbine outlet temperature, control & protection
23 MBA26 CT101 TO1 Turbinenaustrittstemperatur, Regelung & Schutz C

Siemens AG 3.7-1110-9000/1

1 date and time of test:
Datum und Uhrzeit der Messung:
turbine outlet temperature controller, indication
47 MBY10 FT010 OTC Turbinenaustrittstemperaturregler, Anzeige C
turbine outlet temperature, average of 24
48 TO Turbinenaustrittstemperatur, Mittel aus 24 C

Siemens AG 3.7-1110-9000/2

SREL coefficient for TO correction K1
49
Koffizient fr TO Korrektur K1 aus SREL
50
51
Koffizient fr TO Korrektur K3aus SREL
nominal speed
52 N0 Nenndrehzahl
TO - K1*CI - K3*CI - K2*(1-N/N0), check
53 OTC C
TO - K1*CI - K3*CI - K2*(1-N/N0), kontrollieren
new setting for temperature controller *
54 MBY10 FT010 OTC Neue Einstellung fr Temperaturregler * C
exhaust duct temperature
55 MBR20 CT111 ED1 Temperatur Abgaskanal C
exhaust duct temperature, average of 6
61 ED Temperatur Abgaskanal, Mittel aus 6 C
exhaust duct temperature, average corrected
62 EDC Temperatur Abgaskanal, Mittel korrigiert C
new setting for exhaust duct temp., corrected
63 EDC Neue Einstellung fr korrigierte Abgaskanaltemperatur C
Corrected Temperatures (Basis for Limit Calculations)

Korrigierte Temperaturwerte (Basis fr Grenzwertberechnungen)
new setting for temperature controller
64 MBY10 FT010 OTC Neue Einstellung fr Temperaturregler C

Siemens AG 3.7-1110-9000/3

Temperatures for Warning and Trip (Total Fuel High) at New Setting **
Temperaturwerte fr Warnmeldung und Schnellschlu (Gesamtbrennstoffmenge zu gro) bei neuer Einstellung **
turbine outlet temperature 1 warning
70 MBA26 CT101 TO1 Turbinenaustrittstemperatur 1 Warnung C
turbine outlet temperature 1 trip
76 MBA26 CT101 TO1 Turbinenaustrittstemperatur 1 Schnellschlu C
* DJ = -(PGTm-PGTcorr)/PGTcorr*390K
600
Temperatur / Temperature C
590
580
570
560
550
540
530
520
510
500
TO10
TO11
TO12
TO13
TO14
TO15
TO16
TO17
TO18
TO19
TO20
TO21
TO22
TO23
TO24
TO1
TO2
TO3
TO4
TO5
TO6
TO7
TO8
TO9
# Num m ern der Therm oelem ente am Turbinenaustritt / # Therm ocouple at turbine outlet

Siemens AG 3.7-1110-9000/4
Group

42143 Casing 2
42144 Casing 3
Casings Casings
Rotor 20310 14200 Rotor, Turbine Section
14201 Rotor Disc 1
14202 Rotor Disc 2
14203 Rotor Disc 3
14204 Rotor Disc 4
14211 Ring 1
14212 Ring 2
14213 Ring 3
14214 Ring 4
14221 Hollow Shaft

14222 Hollow Shaft

14224 Nut

44000 Rotor
44200 Rotor, Compressor Section
44201 Rotor Disc 1
44202 Rotor Disc 2
44203 Rotor Disc 3
44204 Rotor Disc 4
44205 Rotor Disc 5
44206 Rotor Disc 6
44207 Rotor Disc 7
44208 Rotor Disc 8
44209 Rotor Disc 9
44210 Rotor Disc 10
44211 Rotor Disc 11
44212 Rotor Disc 12
44213 Rotor Disc 13
44214 Rotor Disc 14
44215 Rotor Disc 15
44216 Rotor Disc 16
44217 Rotor Disc 17
44221 Hollow Shaft
44223 Tie Rod
Class: RESTRICTED

Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0612
Group
Rotor 20310 44607 St. 7 Rotor Blade

Rotor Cover 20340 10407 Annular CC, Measuring Points
10413 Annular CC Hub, Plates
42300 Rotor Cover
42301 Filter
42313 Diffuser, outer

42316 Diffuser, inner

Lock
Bearing Casing, Compressor 20500 01500 Turning Gear
41110 Cover
41111 Cover
41140 Oil Box
41201 Combined Journal and Thrust
Bearing
41204 Bearing Shell
42330 Rotor Seal
Bearing Casing Compressor, 20550 41000 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Assembly
Bearing Casing, Turbine 20600 12146 Casing Liner
12340 Shaft Seal
16010 Oil Pipe, Drain
16011 Oil Pipe, Feed
16106 Bearing Body
16122 Cover
Class: RESTRICTED

16140 Oil Box
16210 Journal Bearing
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0612
Group

Bearing Casing Turbine, 20650 16000 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Assembly 16050 Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly
Guide Vane Ring, Assembly 21000 41050 Compressor Guide Vane
Adjustment



Compressor Stator 1, Assembly 21110 42520 Stator Blade Ring 0
42522 Outlet Stator Blade Ring
42580 Stator Blade Ring, Assembly
42622 St Outlet Stator Blade Ring
Class: RESTRICTED
Compressor Stator 2, Assembly 21210 42572 Compressor Stator 2

Position Transmitter, Guide 21400 41053 Position Transmitter, Guide Vanes
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0612
Group
Turbine Stator 22000 12230 Turbine Guide Vane Carrier

12500 Turbine Stator
12501 Turbine Stator Blade Ring 1
12510 Turbine Guide Ring
12521 Seal Ring 1
12522 Seal Ring 2
12523 Seal Ring 3
12524 Seal Ring 4
Turbine Stator, Assembly 22010 12500 Turbine Stator
12580 Turbine Stator, Assembly Parts
Annular CC, Assembly 23010 10400 Annular Combustion Chamber
42010 Assembly of Internals

Outer Shell Assembly, UP 23101 10407 Annular CC, Measuring Points

Outer Shell Assembly, LP 23102 10407 Annular CC, Measuring Points

Burner Assembly 23200 10601 Burner Assembly, Dual Fuel
Operation
10604 Diffusion Burner (Syngas)
10605 Burner Casing
10606 Burner Casing
10622 Fuel Oil Burner, Mock-Up
10625 Fuel Gas Burner
90975 Igniter
Control Block Turning Gear 51270 90121 Control Block, Turning Gear
Electrical Devices at CC 71153 01324 Electrical Devices at Combustion
Chamber
Guide Vane Adjustment 71501 41050 Compressor Guide Vane
Assembly Adjustment
Class: RESTRICTED

Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0612
Group
at Turbine Turbine
Blow Off Line 71658 02010 Blow off Lines
Control Valves, Cooling Air 72603 n/a
Analog Module for Flame 73602 01324 Electrical Devices at Combustion
Detector Chamber
Diffusion
Seal Air Cooler 73613 n/a
Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion 73651 10662 Fuel Oil Piping, Combustion
Chamber Chamber
Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion 73652 10663 Fuel Gas Piping, Combustion
Chamber Chamber
Valve 1 05542 Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed
Stop Valve 1
Valve 05505 Fuel Oil Diffusion Return Stop Valve
Stop Valve
Stop Valve
Fuel Oil Control Valve 1 74104 06902 Fuel Oil Diffusion Control Valve
06912 Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion Control
Valve
05541 Actuator, Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve
1
Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Control 74109 n/a
Valve
Fuel Oil Premix Feed Control 74110 n/a
Valve
Purge Water-Package for Fuel 74201 90962 Purge Water Package for Fuel Oil
Oil
Fuel Gas Package 74601 90950 Fuel Gas Valve Package
05612 Actuator, Fuel Gas Stop Valve
Class: RESTRICTED
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve 74603 06802 Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve
06808 Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0612
Group
Fuel Gas Diffusion Control Valve 74603 06812 Actuator, Fuel Gas Diffusion Control
Valve
06818 Actuator, Fuel Gas Diffusion Control
Valve
06819 Actuator, Fuel Gas Premix Control
Valve
NOx Water Package 75601 90991 NOx-Water Package
Hydraulic Oil Supply Package 76601 09600 Hydraulic Package
Pneumatic Package 77101 n/a
Support, Centre Guide Block, 85120 01064 Turbine Supports
Turbine

Turbine Supports 85140 01065 Turbine Support, right

01066 Turbine Support, left
Compressor Support, right 85150 01070 Compressor Support, left
Compressor Support, left 85151 01071 Compressor Support, right
Compressor Support, Assembly 85152 01070 Compressor Support, left

Drawing, Main Shafts Alignment 86001 41080 Drawing, Main Shafts Alignment
Intermediate Shaft 86100 01500 Turning Gear
Assembly Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
41070 Gear-Generator, Assembly
Hydraulic Barring Gear 86200 01700 Turning Gear
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.7-0020-0612

Turbine Supports 01064 85120 Support, Centre Guide Block,
Turbine
Turbine Support, right 01065 85140 Turbine Supports
Turbine Support, left 01066 85140 Turbine Supports
Compressor Support, left 01070 85152 Compressor Support, Assembly
Compressor Support, right 01071 85152 Compressor Support, Assembly
85151 Compressor Support, left
Casings Casings
Electrical Devices at 01324 73602 Analog Module for Flame Detector

Combustion Chamber 71153 Electrical Devices at CC

31300 Electrical Devices at Comb.
Chamber
at Turbine Turbine
Turning Gear 01500 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor

Turning Gear 01700 86200 Hydraulic Barring Gear
Blow off Lines 02010 71658 Blow Off Line
71668 Blow Off Line, Assembly Parts
Valve
Valve
Return Stop Valve
Return Stop Valve
Diffusion
Valve 1
Class: RESTRICTED
Actuator, Fuel Oil Premix Stop 05541 74106 Fuel Oil Premix Stop Valve 1
Valve 1
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612
Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion 05542 74102 Fuel Oil Diffusion Feed Stop Valve 1
Feed Stop Valve 1
Actuator, Fuel Gas Stop Valve 05612 74602 Fuel Gas Stop Valve
Valve
Valve
Control Valve
Control Valve
Actuator, Fuel Gas Premix 06819 74604 Fuel Gas Premix Control Valve
Control Valve
Fuel Oil Diffusion Control Valve 06902 74104 Fuel Oil Control Valve 1
Actuator, Fuel Oil Diffusion 06912 74104 Fuel Oil Control Valve 1
Control Valve

Hydraulic Package 09600 76601 Hydraulic Oil Supply Package
Annular Combustion Chamber 10400 23010 Annular CC, Assembly
Annular CC, Measuring Points 10407 23102 Outer Shell Assembly, LP

20340 Rotor Cover
Annular CC Hub, Plates 10413 20340 Rotor Cover
20340 Rotor Cover
Annular CC Outer Shell, Plates 10423 23102 Outer Shell Assembly, LP
Groove Ring Assembly 10424 23110 Groove Ring Assembly
23102 Outer Shell Assembly, LP
Burner Assembly, Dual Fuel 10601 23200 Burner Assembly
Operation 31050 Burner Assembly
Diffusion Burner (Syngas) 10604 23200 Burner Assembly
Class: RESTRICTED

Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612

31060 Diagonal Swirler
23220 Fuel Gas Distribution
31070 Gas Distribution
Fuel Oil Burner, Mock-Up 10622 23200 Burner Assembly
Fuel Gas Burner 10625 23200 Burner Assembly
Fuel Oil Piping, Combustion 10662 73651 Fuel Oil Piping on Combustion
Chamber Chamber
31200 Fuel Oil Piping, Combustion
Chamber
Fuel Gas Piping, Combustion 10663 73652 Fuel Gas Piping on Combustion
Chamber Chamber
31210 Fuel Gas Piping, Combustion
Chamber
Casing Liner 12146 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Turbine Guide Vane Carrier 12230 22000 Turbine Stator

Shaft Seal 12340 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
20700 Shaft Seal
Turbine Stator 12500 22000 Turbine Stator
22010 Turbine Stator, Assembly
Turbine Stator Blade Ring 1 12501 22000 Turbine Stator
Turbine Guide Ring 12510 22000 Turbine Stator
Turbine Stator, Assembly Parts 12580 22010 Turbine Stator, Assembly
Class: RESTRICTED

Rotor, Turbine Section 14200 20310 Rotor
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612

Ring 1 14211 20310 Rotor
Ring 2 14212 20310 Rotor
Ring 3 14213 20310 Rotor
Ring 4 14214 20310 Rotor
Nut 14224 20310 Rotor


Bearing Casing, Turbine 16000 20650 Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly

Oil Pipe, Drain 16010 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Oil Pipe, Feed 16011 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Bearing Casing Turbine, 16050 20650 Bearing Casing Turbine, Assembly
Assembly
Bearing Body 16106 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Bearing Seal Ring 16120 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Cover 16122 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Hydraulic Lifting Device 16134 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Oil Box 16140 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Journal Bearing 16210 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Adjusting Ring 16212 20600 Bearing Casing, Turbine
Instrumentation Rear Bearing 16300 20610 Instrumentation Turbine Bearing
72151 Instrumentation Turbine Bearing
Bearing Casing, Compressor 41000 20550 Bearing Casing Compressor,
Assembly
Assembly Assembly
Class: RESTRICTED

Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612

Assembly Assembly
Compressor Guide Vane 41050 71501 Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly
Adjustment 21000 Guide Vane Ring, Assembly
Position Transmitter, Guide 41053 21400 Position Transmitter, Guide Vane
Vanes
Assembly Assembly
Gear-Generator, Assembly 41070 86110 Compressor and Generator,
Assembly
Drawing, Main Shafts 41080 86001 Drawing, Main Shafts Alignment
Alignment
Bearing Casing 41105 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor


Hydraulic Lifting Device 41136 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Oil Box 41140 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Combined Journal and Thrust 41201 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Bearing
Bearing Shell 41204 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor

Adjusting Ring 41222 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor
Compressor Bearing 41300 20510 Instrumentation Compressor
Instrumentation Bearing
72152 Instrumentation Compressor
Bearing
Assembly of Internals 42010 23010 Annular CC, Assembly
20800 Compressor Diffusor
20330 Inlet Casing
20102 Casing 2
20100 Centre Casing
20110 Centre Casing Assembly
20102 Casing 2
20112 Casing 2 Assembly
Class: RESTRICTED
Carrier 1
Carrier 2 21201 Compressor Stator 2
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612
Rotor Cover 42300 20340 Rotor Cover

Filter 42301 20340 Rotor Cover
Diffuser, outer 42313 20800 Compressor Diffusor
20340 Rotor Cover
Diffuser, inner 42316 20800 Compressor Diffusor
20340 Rotor Cover
Rotor Seal 42330 20500 Bearing Casing, Compressor



Stator Blade Ring 16 42516 20800 Compressor Diffusor
Stator Blade Ring 0 42520 21110 Compressor Stator 1, Assembly
Outlet Stator Blade Ring 42522 21201 Compressor Stator 2
Class: RESTRICTED
Guide Vane Adjustment 42570 71501 Guide Vane Adjustment Assembly

Assembly 21000 Guide Vane Ring, Assembly
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612

Assembly
Assembly
Stator Blade Ring, Assembly 42580 21201 Compressor Stator 2




St 16 Stator Blade 42616 20800 Compressor Diffusor
Class: RESTRICTED
St 0 Stator Blade 42620 21110 Compressor Stator 1, Assembly

St Outlet Stator Blade Ring 42622 21201 Compressor Stator 2
Rotor 44000 20310 Rotor
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612
Rotor, Compressor Section 44200 20310 Rotor



Tie Rod 44223 20310 Rotor
Lock
Control Block, Turning Gear 90121 51270 Control Block Turning Gear
Class: RESTRICTED
76101 Control Block, Turning Gear

Fuel Gas Valve Package 90950 74601 Fuel Gas Package
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612
74605 Pilot Gas Control Valve
Purge Water Package for Fuel 90962 74201 Purge Water-Package for Fuel Oil
Oil
Igniter 90975 23200 Burner Assembly
NOx-Water Package 90991 75601 NOx Water Package
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.7-0021-0612
Test Records
General
Qty. 1)
Table of Contents, Factory Assembly.............................................. 3.7-3010-0612/1-2 0306E 1 1 22.03.06
Cover Sheet .................................................................................... 3.7-0001-0001 1105DE 1 1 17.03.06
General Notes ................................................................................. 3.7-3030-9080 0404DE 1 1 14.03.06
Turbine/Compressor, Component Identification .............................. 3.7-3040-8100 0303DE 1 1 23.02.06
Rotor
Component Identification................................................................. 3.7-3130-9080/1-2 0404DE 1 1 22.02.06
Balancing 3.7-3150-0001/1-2 0105DE 1 1 07.02.06
Tensioning....................................................................................... 3.7-3160-9100/1-4 0304DE 1 1 22.02.06
Stator Blade Carriers



Compressor Stator Blade Carrier, Check Dimensions .................... 3.7-3270-6000 0303DE 1 1 03.03.06
Turbine Stator Blade Carrier, Check Dimensions............................ 3.7-3280-8100 0303DE 1 1 03.03.06

Stator Turbine, Gap Measurement.................................................. 3.7-3281-0001/1-6 0705DE 1 1 21.02.06
1 09.02.06
1 31.01.06
1 26.01.06
Stator Blade Carrier, Guide Ring Chart ........................................... 3.7-3291-6000 0505DE 1 1 21.02.06
Blading
Blade Clearances ............................................................................ 3.7-3330-9080 0404DE 1 1 23.02.06
Radial Blade Clearances, Lower Half Casings ................................ 3.7-3340-9080 0404DE 1 1 16.03.06
Axial Blade Clearances, Lower Half Casings .................................. 3.7-3350-9080 0404DE 1 1 16.03.06
Radial Blade Clearances, Compressor ........................................... 3.7-3360-9080/1-2 0404DE 1 1 13.03.06
Radial Blade Clearances, Turbine................................................... 3.7-3370-9080 0404DE 1 1 13.03.06
Casing
Grooves for Stator Blade Carriers ................................................... 3.7-3470-8100 0303DE 1 1 22.02.06
Outlet Stator Blade Ring, Stator Blade Carrier, Thrust-Shims......... 3.7-3480-9080 0404DE 1 1 22.02.06
Bearing Casing, Tightening Bolts .................................................... 3.7-3490-8100 0303DE 1 1 24.02.06
Class: RESTRICTED
1) Quantity
Siemens AG 3.7-3010-0612/1
to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
Gas Turbine Information on Table of Contents
Test Records Inspection
Information
on the
Inspection Table of Contents


Dear Customer,
The Inspection Table of Contents is provided solely for orientation purposes.
Inspection documents (table of contents and Test/Inspection Records) are regularly

revised to reflect the latest technical knowledge and insights.
We recommend that you obtain the latest documentation from Siemens AG PG

G3MDP shortly before each inspection to ensure that your inspections are performed
in accordance with the state-of-the-art.
Class: RESTRICTED
Siemens AG 3.7-0105-0001
Test Records Minor Inspection
Test Records
General
Qty. 1)
Table of Contents, Minor Inspection .............................................. 3.7-0110-9080 0106E 1
Cover Sheet................................................................................... 3.7-0001-0001 1105DE 1
Replacement Parts Installed.......................................................... 3.7-0244-0001/1-3 0105DE 1
Blading
Compressor Blading, Designations................................................ 3.7-0143-0001/1-5 0500DE 1
Compressor Stator Blades (adjustable), Airfoil Check, Stage 0..... 3.7-0150-6000 0199DE 1
Compressor Rotor Blades, Airfoil Check ....................................... 3.7-0160-6000 0398DE 1
Turbine/Compressor, Radial Blade Clearances, Compressor ....... 3.7-0170-0001 0305DE 1
Turbine Stator Blades, Airfoil Check, Stage 1................................ 3.7-0180-9100 1200DE 1
Turbine Stator Blades, Blade Check, Stage 4 ............................... 3.7-0200-9000 1200DE 1

Radial Blade Clearances, Turbine ................................................. 3.7-3370-6000 0303DE 1

Outer Shell, Check Dimensions ..................................................... 3.7-0230-9100 0199DE 1
Compr. Station. Blade Assembly 1, Setting the Pitch of IGVs ...... 3.7-0609-0001/1-2 0405DE 1
Combustion Chamber
Annular Combustion Chamber, Charge Id. No. of Ceramic Tiles... 3.7-3540-9100/1-24 0205DE 1
Tightening Torques for Combustion Chamber Piping .................... 3.7-3550-9000/1-2 0304DE 1
Annular Combustion Chamber, Location of Ceramic Tiles ............ 3.7-0240-9100/1-45 0603DE 1
Annular Combustion Chamber, Tile Holder ................................... 3.7-0245-9100 1100DE 1
Annular Combustion Chamber, Visual Inspection, Heat Shields ... 3.7-0250-6000 0199DE 1
Annular Combustion Chamber, Visual Inspection, Mock-up .......... 3.7-0252-6000 0199DE 1
Annular Combust., Chamber, Finding classes, heat shield plates . 3.7-0255-9100/1-4 0305DE 1
Test Record Inlet Shell Plate Finding Classes, Inlet Shell Plate .... 3.7-0258-9100/1-9 0305DE 1
Annular Combust. Chamber, Visual Inspect., Burner Inserts......... 3.7-0260-6000 0199DE 1
Visual Inspektion Burner Axial/Diagonal swirlers HR3-burner........ 3.7-0270-0001 0103DE 1
Visual Inspektion Burner Axial/Diagonal swirlers H-burner ............ 3.7-0271-0001 0103DE 1
Ring-Brennkammer, Sichtkontrolle, Znder .................................. 3.7-0280-9000 0705DE 1
Operating Values
Checks Prior to and during Startup................................................ 3.7-1050-0001/1-4 1098DE 1
Operating Log................................................................................ 3.7-1070-9100/1-9 0205DE 1
Class: RESTRICTED
1) Quantity
Siemens AG 3.7-0110-9080
TAB-Sheet:
- General User Information

Hyundai Engineering & 1
Construction Co.,LTD.
TAB-Sheet:
- Factory Assembly
2
Jebel Ali Power &
Desalination StationL- TAB-Sheet:
Phase 2 - Field Erection

3
TAB-Sheet:
Technical Customer Documentation - First Commissioning

4
TAB-Sheet:
Documentation - Test Records Forms
Minor Inspection 5
GT-Type: SGT5-4000F(4) TAB-Sheet:
Manufacture No.: 800612

- Test Records Forms
During Operation 6
File: MB - Gas Turbine

4 Test Records
- Tab 1 - 6

No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Datum:
1 -
Date :
Zeit:
2 -
Time:
Vorausgegangene Betriebszeit
mit etwa konstanter Last
3 Preceding operating period at h
approx. constant load
Betrieb mit: (Betriebsweise)
4 Mode of operation
1)
5
mit Wasser / Dampfeindsung
6 with water/steam injection
2)
7
8
p amb Umgebungsdruck
9 mbar
p amb Baromatic pressure
amb Umgebungstemp.
10 C
amb Ambient temp.
Relative Luftfeuchtigkeit
11 %
Relative humidity
Produzierte kWh
P GT whrend t p
12 kWh generated kWh
during tp
Gemessene Periode
tP fr P GT
s
13 Measured period
for P GT
14 PGT = 3,6 * PGT / t P MW

P GT Wirkleistung
15 MW
P GT Active power
P Reac Blindleistung
16 Mvar
P Reac Reactive power
cos phi Leistungsfaktor
17 --
cos phi Power factor
MBY 10 n Drehzahl
18 min -1
CS901 n Speed
24
Verdichterdruck und -temperatur / Compressor pressures and temperatures
C
Compressor inlet
temperature
C
Compressor inlet
temperature

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No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
C
Compressor inlet
temperature
C
Compressor inlet
temperature
C
Compressor outlet
temperature
C
Compressor outlet
temperature
31
32
33
korrigierte Turbinenaustrittstemperatur / Corrected turbine outlet temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
34
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
35
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
36
C
Turbine outlet
Temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
37
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
38
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
39
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
40
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
41
C
Turbine outlet
temperature

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No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Turbinenaustritts-
42
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
43
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
44
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
C
45 Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
46
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
47
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
48
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
49
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
50
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
51
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
52
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
53
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
54
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
55
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Turbinenaustritts-
56
C
Turbine outlet
temperature

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No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Turbinenaustritts-
57
C
Turbine outlet
temperature
Durchschnitts-
AT 1
58 temperatur
C
Average Temperature
korrigierte Turbinen-
59 MBY10 EU010 ATK austrittstemperatur
C
Corrected turbine
outlet temperature
60
61
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Kesseleintritts-
C
Durchschnitts-
TTII
68 temperatur
C
Average Temperature
Schwingungen Turbine / Verdichter / Turbine / compressor vibrations
Gehuseschwingungen
MBD11 CY101
v eff Turbinenlager
MBD11 CY102 mm/s
69 Casing vibrations
turbine bearing
Gehuseschwingungen
MBD12 CY101 v eff Verdichterlager
70 MBD12 CY102 Casing vibrations mm/s
turbine bearing
Wellenschwingen
71 MBD11 CY111 Turbinenlager [Amplitude s max ]
m
Wellenschwingen
72 MBD12 CY111 Verdichterlager [Amplitude s max ]
m
73
74
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No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Metall - Lagertemperaturen Turbine / Verdichter
Bearing metal temperatures turbine / compressor
MBD11 CT101 TL Turbinenlagertemp.
75 C
MBD11 CT102 TL Turbine bearing temp.
VL Verdichterlagertemp.
76 MBD12 CT101 C
VL Compr. bearing temp.
AL,GS Axiallagertemp., vo.
MBD12 CT102 AL,GS Thrust bearing
77 MBD12 CT103 C
temerature - GE
AL,TS Axiallagertemp., hi.
78 MBD12 CT104 AL,TS Thrust bearing C
MBD12 CT105
temerature - TE
79
80
Brennstoffsystem MBN / Fuel oil system MBN

H-Temperatur vor Filter
FO-temperature before
83 MBN11 CT501 C
filter
H-Druck vor Einspritzpumpe
84 MBN12 CP501 FO-pressure before bar
injection pump
H-Vorlaufdruck nach Pumpe
85 MBN12 CP502
FO-inlet pressure after pump
bar
Heizlvorlaufme
89 MBN17 CF101 V H Vorl. Diff. kg/s
nge Diffusion
FO inlet flow
rate diffusion
Heizlrcklaufme
90 MBN51 CF101 V H Rckl. nge kg/s
FO return flow
rate
91 MBN25 CF101 V H Vorl. Vorm. Heizl-Vorlauf
Vormisch kg/s
FO inlet premix
92 MBN56 CT501 H Temperatur Bypass
FO temperatur bypass C

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No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
Brennstoff-System MBP / Fuel gas system MBP
Heizgasdruck nach
Reduzierstation bar
94 Fuel gas pressure after
reducing station
vor Schnellschluventil
95 MBP13 CP101 pHG before emergency bar
stop valve
MBP13 CP102
nach
Schnellschluventil
96 MBP14 CP101 pHG after emergency
bar
stop valve
Heizgasmenge
100 MBP10 CF101 V nHG FG flow rate m3/min
HG-Druck
101 MBP10 CP102 p Menge FG pressure bar
HG-Temperatur
102 MBP10 CT101 Menge FG temperature C
Schmierlsystem MBV / Lube oil system MBV
105 p Lagerlzulaufdruck
MBV26 CP501 bar
p Bearing oil feed pressure
106 p Schmierlpumpendruck
MBV21 CP501 bar
p Lube oil boost pressure
107 p Anhebeldruck
MBV30 CP502 bar
p Jacking oil pressure
Schmierltanktemperatur
108 MBV10 CT101 C
Lagerlzulauftemperatur
109 MBV26 CT101 C
Bearing oil feed temp.
l vor Khler
110 MBV23 CT511 C
Oil before cooler
l nach Khler
111 MBV23 CT512 C
Oil after cooler
Wasser vor Khler
112 MBV23 CT513 C
Water before cooler
Wasser nach Khler
113 MBV23 CT514 C
Water after cooler
114 p l vor Khler
MBV23 CP511 bar
p Oil before cooler
115 p l nach Khler
MBV23 CP512 bar
p Oil after cooler

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No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
116 p Wasser vor Khler
MBV23 CP513 bar
p Water before cooler
117 p Wasser nach Khler
MBV23 CP514 bar
p Water after cooler
118 p vor ldunstabscheider
MBV50 CP502 bar
p before oil vapour
119 p nach ldunstabscheider
MBV50 CP503 bar
p after oil vapour exhaust
120 Schmierltanktemperatur
MBV10 CT501 C
121 p Unterdruck lbehlter
MBV50 CP501 bar
p vacuum lube oil tank
122 p Anhebel Turbinenlager
MBV31 CP501 bar
p lifting oil turbine bearing
123 p Anhebel Verdichterlager
MBV31 CP502 bar
p lift. oil compressor bearing
124 p vor Turneinrichtung
MBV35 CP501 bar
p before turning gear
125 p Rcklauf Turbinenlager
MBV90 CP401 bar
p return flow turbine bearing
126 p Rcklauf Verdichterlager
MBV90 CP402 bar
p return flow comp. bearing
127 p Rcklauf Generator TS
MBV90 CP404 bar
p return flow generator TS
128 p Rcklauf Generator ES
MBV90 CP405 bar
p return flow generator es
HD-Hydrauliksystem MBX / HP-hydraulic fluid system MBX
p Nebenkreislaufdruck
129 MBX06 CP501 bar
p Secondary circuit pressure
130 MBX02 CP501 bar
131 MBX02 CP502 bar
132 p Systemvorlaufdruck
MBX03 CP501 bar
p System feed pressure
133 Hydraulik Behltertemperatur
MBX01 CT501 C
Hydraulic fluid tank temp.
NOx - Wasser - System / Water package (NOx reduction)

p e,WP1 Druck vor Pumpe
141 MBU25 CP501 bar
p e,WP1 Press. before pump
p e,WP2 Druck hinter Pumpe
142 MBU25 CP503 bar
p e,WP2 Press. after pump
p e,WI Einspritzdruck DB
143 MBU41 CP101 bar
p e,WI Injection pressure diff.
p e,WI Einspritzdruck VB
144 MBU46 CP101 bar
p e,WI Inject. press. premix

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No. (KKS) Nom. Act.
WI H2O Einspritzmenge
WI Water flow rate
VW H2O Einspritzmenge
VW Water flow rate
h SV,W Hub Stellventil
147 MBU41 AA155 %
148 MBU46 AA155 h SV,W Hub Stellventil
%
149 MBU25 CP102 p Druck vor SS-Ventil DB
MBU25 CP504 p press. before ES-valve diff. bar
150 MBU25 CP101
p Druck vor SS-Ventil VB
p press. bef. ES-valve prem. bar
Emissionen / Emissions
160 NOx ppm
161 CO ppm
162 CO2 vol%
163 CmHn ppm
164 O2 vol%
1) Zutreffenden Brennstoff eintragen.

2) Zutreffende Zusatzeindsung eintragen.

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simple or combined cycle
2 Solobetrieb oder Kombibetrieb
load
3 Last
fuel
4 Brennstoff
premix or diffusion mode
5 Vormisch- oder Diffusionsbetrieb
water or steam injection
6 Wasser- oder Dampfeindsung
turbine inlet temperature (ISO) appr.
7 TI Turbineneintrittstemperatur (ISO) ca. C
IGV Position
8 MBA11 CG101 Stellung Vorleitgitter %
speed
9 MBA10 CS101 N Drehzahl rpm
ambient pressure
10 p AMB Umgebungsdruck mbar
compressor inlet temperature, average of 4
15 CI Verdichtereintrittstemperatur, Mittel aus 4 C
H2O injection mass flow
16 M H2O Massenstrom H2O Einspritzung kg/s
compressor outlet gauge pressure
17 MBA12 CP101 PE CO Verdichteraustrittsdruck (Anzeige) bar
combustion chamber pressure difference
18 MBM10 CP101 DP CBC Druckdifferenz Brennkammer mbar
generator output, indication
19 MKA01 CE003 P GTm Generatorleistung, Anzeige MW
generator output, kWh/powermeter for comparision
20 P GTm Generatorleistung, kWh/Leistungsmesser zum MW
Vergleich
generator output acc 3.1-0120-0334 dated 0797E
21 P GT Generatorleistung entspr. 3.1-0120-0334 Ausgabe MW
0797E
generator output from diagram, corrected
22 P GTcorr Generatorleistung aus Diagramm, korrigiert MW

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1 date and time of test:
Datum und Uhrzeit der Messung:
turbine outlet temperature controller, indication
47 MBY10 FT010 OTC Turbinenaustrittstemperaturregler, Anzeige C
turbine outlet temperature, average of 24
48 TO Turbinenaustrittstemperatur, Mittel aus 24 C

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49
50
51
Koffizient fr TO Korrektur K3aus SREL
nominal speed
52 N0 Nenndrehzahl
TO - K1*CI - K3*CI - K2*(1-N/N0), check
53 OTC C
TO - K1*CI - K3*CI - K2*(1-N/N0), kontrollieren
new setting for temperature controller *
54 MBY10 FT010 OTC Neue Einstellung fr Temperaturregler * C
exhaust duct temperature, average of 6
61 ED Temperatur Abgaskanal, Mittel aus 6 C
exhaust duct temperature, average corrected
62 EDC Temperatur Abgaskanal, Mittel korrigiert C
new setting for exhaust duct temp., corrected
63 EDC Neue Einstellung fr korrigierte Abgaskanaltemperatur C
Corrected Temperatures (Basis for Limit Calculations)

Korrigierte Temperaturwerte (Basis fr Grenzwertberechnungen)

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Temperatures for Warning and Trip (Total Fuel High) at New Setting **
Temperaturwerte fr Warnmeldung und Schnellschlu (Gesamtbrennstoffmenge zu gro) bei neuer Einstellung **
* DJ = -(PGTm-PGTcorr)/PGTcorr*390K
600
Temperatur / Temperature C
590
580
570
560
550
540
530
520
510
500
TO10
TO11
TO12
TO13
TO14
TO15
TO16
TO17
TO18
TO19
TO20
TO21
TO22
TO23
TO24
TO1
TO2
TO3
TO4
TO5
TO6
TO7
TO8
TO9
# Num m ern der Therm oelem ente am Turbinenaustritt / # Therm ocouple at turbine outlet

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to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
to be
supplied
later
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General User Information of the Manual
This is the preliminary edition of the manual, i.e. this documentation for outsourced parts is included in this
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as installed. This is because the final, customer-specific model. Some outsourced parts documents therefore may
design had not been finalized at the time this manual was not correspond to the components installed in your plant.
compiled. Furthermore, the latest design changes are In general, the preliminary edition of the manual is not
implemented in the GT on site during commissioning updated. Instead, updates are incorporated into the final
(whenever possible). edition of the manual, which replaces the preliminary
Experience has shown that the documentation for edition. A preliminary edition of the records (Chapter 3.7) is
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Unter-
KKS Description Manufacturer Type Tab
reg
MB General User Information 1

CUH Cabinets for Output Adjusters 2

CUH01 Setpoint Box EUROTHERM SB R 03 2 2
CUH01 Bias Command Description EUROTHERM BIAS 2 4
CUH01 Digital Servo Controller EUROTHERM 637 / K DR 16.S03-7-0 2 1
CUH01GW001-X01 Digital Servo Controller EUROTHERM 637 / K DR 16.S03-7-0 2 1
and the associated 3.0 Table of Contents:
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MB General User Information Tab 1
CUH - Cabinets for Output Adjusters Tab 2

Digital Servo Controller ..........................................................................Subtab 01 3.9.1-0676-0003/1-85 1004
Setpoint Box........................................................................................... Subtab 02 3.9.1-0677-0001/1-11 0699DE
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Bias Command Description.................................................................... Subtab 04 3.9.1-0907-0002/1-167 0100DE
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Adjuster

CUH01 Digital Servo Drive EUROTHERM 637 / K DR 16.S03-7-0 2 1

CUH01 Setpoint Device EUROTHERM SB R 03 2 2
CUH01 BIAS - Command Description EUROTHERM BIAS 2 4
CUH01GW001-X01 Control Cabinet EUROTHERM DIAGRAMS AND CHARTS 2 5
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MBA10CG101-B01 Proximity Transducer VIBROMETER WW 018-M24X1,5-200-5,0-MS 3 11
MBA10CG101-U01 Transmitter VIBROMETER TWW 103 3 12
MBA10CG102-B01 Proximity Transducer VIBROMETER WW 018-M24X1,5-200-5,0-MS 3 11
MBA10CG102-U01 Transmitter VIBROMETER TWW 103 3 12
MBA10CS101 Sensor BRAUN A5S13B90-05 3 9
MBA10CY101-B01 Proximity System VIBROMETER TQ402 3 3

MBA10CY101-U01 Proximity System VIBROMETER IQS452 3 3

MBA11AS001KE01 Multi-turn Actuator AUMA SAR10.1-F10-B1... 3 2
MBA11AS001-M01 Multi-turn Actuator AUMA MOTOR 3 2
MBA11AS001-S11 Inductive Proximity Switch IPF ELECTRONIC IB 99 12 53 3 10
MBA11AS001-S21 Inductive Proximity Switch IPF ELECTRONIC IB 99 12 53 3 10

MBA11CG101 Transmitter for Angular Position ABB (HARTMANN TGM5 3 1
& BRAUN)
MBA11CT101A Resistance Thermometer WIKA TR 201 3 4
MBA11CT101B Resistance Thermometer WIKA TR 201 3 4
MBA12CT101A Thermocouple WIKA -- 3 7
MBA12CT101B Thermocouple WIKA -- 3 7
MBA12CT102A Thermocouple WIKA -- 3 7
MBA12CT102B Thermocouple WIKA -- 3 7
MBA26CT101A Thermocouple WIKA TC991-2 3 6
MBA26CT101B Thermocouple WIKA TC991-2 3 6
MBA26CT101C Thermocouple WIKA TC991-2 3 6
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MBA41AA051KA01 Butterfly Valve METSO- LW 6 L B A 350 P A B A T / 04 3 5
AUTOMATION K-Y
MBA41AA051-S11 Inductive Proximity Switch PEPPERL + NBB2-V3-E2 3 8
FUCHS
FUCHS
FUCHS
MBA42AA051KA01 Butterfly Valve METSO- LW 6 L B A 350 P A B A T / 04 3 5
AUTOMATION K-Y
FUCHS
FUCHS
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FUCHS
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MBA43AA051KA01 Butterfly Valve METSO- LW 6 L B A N 350 P A B A G / 3 5
AUTOMATION 04 K - Y
FUCHS
FUCHS
FUCHS
MBA44AA051KA01 Butterfly Valve METSO- LW 8 M B H 250 P A N A G / 04 3 5
AUTOMATION L-Y
FUCHS
FUCHS

FUCHS
MBD Bearing 4
MBD11CY101-B01 Piezoelectric Accelerometer VIBROMETER CA 201 4 3
MBD11CY101-U01 Signal Conditioner VIBROMETER IPC704 4 2

MBD11CY111-B01 Proximity System VIBROMETER TQ402 4 1
MBD11CY111-U01 Proximity System VIBROMETER IQS452 4 1
MBD12CT102A Thermocouple UNIVERSAL TC04-40-PH-K-2-S-G-10-6000- 4 4
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MBD12CT102B Thermocouple UNIVERSAL TC04-40-PH-K-2-S-G-10-6000- 4 4
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MBH22AA101-B01 Electronic Position Transmitter AUMA RWG4020.3-0/4-20MA 5 4
MBH22AA101-E01 Multi-turn Actuator AUMA HEATING 5 1
MBH22AA101KA01 Butterfly Valve METSO- S - LW 8 M B H 250 P A N A G / 5 3
AUTOMATION 04 L - Y

MBH22AA101-M01 Worm Gearbox AUMA GS 80.3-F12-RR/A 5 2

MBH22AA101-M01 Multi-turn Actuator AUMA SAR 07.5-11-D400/50-6G-8G- 5 1
21.2./4-22.1EX
MBH22AA101-S11 Multi-turn Actuator AUMA POSITION LIMIT SWITCH 5 1

MBH22AA101-S81 Multi-turn Actuator AUMA TORQUE LIMIT SWITCH 5 1
MBH22AA102KA01 Butterfly Valve METSO- S - LW 8 M B H 250 P A N A G / 5 3
AUTOMATION 04 L - Y
21.2./4-22.1EX
MBH23AA101KA01 Butterfly Valve METSO- S - LW 7 L B N 250 P A B A G / 5 3
AUTOMATION 04 L - Y
21.2./4-22.1EX
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MBH23AA102KA01 Butterfly Valve METSO- S - LW 7 L B N 250 P A B A G / 5 3
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21.2./4-22.1EX

MBM Combustion Chamber 6

MBM10CY101-B01 Piezoelectric Accelerometer VIBROMETER CA 901 6 2
MBM10CY101-U01 Signal Conditioner VIBROMETER IPC704 6 1
MBM10CY102-B01 Piezoelectric Accelerometer VIBROMETER CA 901 6 2

MBM10CY102-U01 Signal Conditioner VIBROMETER IPC704 6 1
MBM12AV001-E11 Spark Plug BERU ZE17-66-392 6 3
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MBN Fuel Supply System, liquid 7

MBN34CP101 PressureTransmitter ROSEMOUNT 3051TG-4-A-2C-2-1-C-B4-N1- 7 2
M5-P1-Q4
MBN36AA201 Check Valve AVIT RVS 25 B 7 1
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MBN36CP101 PressureTransmitter ROSEMOUNT 3051TG-4-A-2C-2-1-C-B4-N1- 7 2

M5-P1-Q4
MBV Lubricant Supply System 8

MBV35AA001KA01 Directional Poppet Valve REXROTH M-3SEW 6 8 2
C3X/420MG24N9Z4/B15V
MBV35AA001-Y01 Directional Poppet Valve REXROTH M-3SEW 6 8 2
MBV35AA002KA01 Directional Poppet Valve REXROTH M-3SEW 6 8 2
C3X/420MG24N9Z4/V
MBV35AA002-Y01 Directional Poppet Valve REXROTH M-3SEW 6 8 2
MBV35AA003KA01 Directional Valve REXROTH 4WEH 10 D4X/6EG24N9ETZ4V 8 3
MBV35AA003-Y01 Directional Valve REXROTH 4WEH 10 D4X/6EG24N9ETZ4V 8 3
MBV35AA101KA01 Flow Control Valve REXROTH 2FRW 16- 8 4
3X/100LB6EJG24N9K4V
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MBV35AA101-Y01 Flow Control Valve REXROTH 2FRW 16- 8 4
3X/100LB6EJG24N9K4V
SO115
MBV35AA101-Y02 Flow Control Valve REXROTH 2FRW 16- 8 4
3X/100LB6EJG24N9K4V
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MBV35AA201 Check Valve REXROTH M-SR 8 KE00-1X/V 8 1
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MBX Pneumatic Control 9

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MBX90AA001KA01 Solenoid Valve REXROTH 581 417 100 0 9 2
MBX90AA001-Y01 Solenoid Valve REXROTH COIL 9 2
MBX90AS001 Pneumatic Cylinder Actuator NELES- B1CYU 20/70 9 1
AUTOMATION
MBX91AS001 Pneumatic Cylinder Actuator NELES- B1CYU 20/70 9 1
AUTOMATION
MBX92AS001 Pneumatic Cylinder Actuator NELES- B1 C Y U 20/70 H 9 1

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MBX93AS001 Pneumatic Cylinder Actuator NELES- B1 C Y U 17/55 9 1
AUTOMATION
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File: 6 Outside Vendor Parts

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Hyundai Engineering & General User Information 1
Construction Co.,LTD.
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Cabinets for Power Adjuster 2
Jebel Ali Power &
Desalination StationL- TAB-Sheet:
Phase 2 - MBA
Compressor and Turbine 3
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Technical Customer Documentation - MBD

Bearing 4
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Documentation - MBH
Cooling and Sealing Gas System 5
GT-Type: SGT5-4000F(4) TAB-Sheet:
Manufacture No.: 800592 / 612

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800619 / 618 Combustion Chamber 6
File: MB - Gas Turbine

6 Outside Vendor Parts TAB-Sheet:
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Fuel Supply System, liquid 7
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Lubricant Supply System 8
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Pneumatic Control Equipment 9
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Gas Turbine Notes Regarding the Preliminary Edition

General User Information of the Manual

The Technical Documentation of the Gas Turbine is

Operating and Maintenance

including rights created by patent grant or registration of

the overall plant.)

6 Outside Vendor Parts

General User Information Tab 1

List of Abbreviations ................................................................................................ 3.0-0080-9000 0600E-X

Safety Notices.......................................................................................................... 3.0-0500-0001/1-12 0105E-X

Limits and Settings

Requirements for GT Working Media Air, Fuel, Water............................................. 3.1-0260-9100/1-19 1005E-X

Dimensions and Weights

Description of Components and Auxiliary Systems

Compressor Outlet Diffuser ..................................................................................... 3.1-0460-9140 0704E-X

Outer Casing 3......................................................................................................... 3.1-0505-9100/1-4 0499E-X

Description of Auxiliary Systems

MBA/MBD Compressor and Turbine / Gas Turbine Bearing

P+I Diagram Blowoff System ................................................................................... 3.1-1410-0592/1+1 0106E-X

1) preliminary 2) to be supplied later

MBH Cooling and Seal Air System

MBQ Ignition Fuel Supply

Water Injection......................................................................................................... 3.1-7000-0592/1-4 0905E-X1)

1) preliminary 2) to be supplied later

Fault Rectification Tab 2

MBD - Gas Turbine Bearing

MBN - Fuel Supply System (liquid)

including rights created by patent grant or registration of

Time Schedule for Maintenance

Lubrication Chart ..................................................................................................... 3.4-0200-0592 0306E-X

Spare Parts 81/82/83/84.

General User Information Tab 1

Spare Parts List Tab 2

1) preliminary 2) to be supplied later

Parts Usage Tables Tab 3

Spare Parts 81/82/83/84.

Spare Parts Drawings Tab 4

Test Records 800 592 81/82/83/84.

General User Information Tab 1

Factory Assembly Tab 2

Field Erection Tab 3 2)

First Commissioning Tab 4 2)

Test Records Forms, Minor Inspection Tab 5

Test Records Forms, During Operation Tab 6

Test Records 800 612 81/82/83/84.

General User Information Tab 1

Factory Assembly Tab 2

Field Erection Tab 3 2)

First Commissioning Tab 4 2)

Test Records Forms, Minor Inspection Tab 5

1) preliminary 2) to be supplied later

Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 3.7-0110-9080 0106E

Test Records Forms, During Operation Tab 6

Test Records 800 619 81/82/83/84. 2)

Test Records 800 618 81/82/83/84. 2)

Tools 800 592 81/82/83/84. 2)

Tools 800 592 81/82/83/84. 2)

Tools 800 592 81/82/83/84. 2)

Tools 800 619 81/82/83/84. 2)

Tools 800 619 81/82/83/84. 2)

Tools 800 619 81/82/83/84. 2)

Outside Vendor Parts 81/82/83/84.

MB General User Information Tab 1