SGT6-5000F
Gas Turbine and Auxiliaries
still indicates that there is high lube
pump pressure.
There are two main lube oil pumps of
which one must be running prior to
starting. Which lube oil pump is
running depends on which lube oil
pump has been selected. If the lube
oil pump which is selected isn't
running, an alarm is generated.
When all of the above conditions are
met, a GT start is permitted.
There are two vapor extractors of
which one must be running prior to
starting. Which vapor extractor is
running depends on which extractor
has been selected. If the vapor
extractor which is selected isn't
running, an alarm is generated.
An alarm is also generated and the GT is
tripped whenever there isn't adequate lube oil
pressure. Two pressure switches and one
pressure transducer are monitored to
determine if low lube pressure exists (2 out of
3). The starter is permitted to be run as long
as there is adequate lube oil pressure. If
either pressure switch or pressure transducer
deviates from the other two, an alarm is
generated indicating sensing device failure.
The following conditions generate an alarm:
The engine is not permitted to start
unless the temperature of the oil in
the reservoir is 70 F (21 C) or
above.
The lube oil temperature reaches 145
F (63 C).
The engine unloads when the lube oil
temperature reaches 150 F (66 C).
The engine trips when the lube oil
temperature reaches 155 F (68 C).
MBV20W - Water Cooled Lube Oil
The control valve that controls the lube oil
temperature is a fully automatic, 3-way fluid
control valve for mixing applications. The valve
is supplied with the temperature element
assemblies factory-set to the nominal
temperature setting 110 F (43.33 C)
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Alarm on high lube oil reservoir level.
MBV30 - Lift Oil Control
This system has been designed to provide lift
to the rotor during turning gear operation. It is
required in order to be on turning gear (low or
high speed). In the event the unit drops off
turning gear with the unit hot, rotor bow may
occur. To prevent rotor damage, the turning
gear operation is prevented for a period of 24
hours. After this time, it is the operators
responsibility to ensure the lift oil system is
running and that a manual check is done to
ensure that the rotor is free to rotate before
restoring turning gear operation and removing
the rotor lock from the control system.
The following conditions generate an alarm:
Low pressure.
Lift oil system failure.
MBX00 Common Hydraulic
Control
Hydraulic supply pressure is monitored as
part of the ready to start conditions and
alarms on low pressure.
There are two hydraulic pumps. Which
hydraulic pump is running depends on which
hydraulic pump has been selected. If the
hydraulic pump which is not selected is
running, an alarm is generated.
MBX01 Hydraulic Supply
System Monitoring
Hydraulic supply temperature is monitored
and there are alarms on both high and low
temperature.
Hydraulic supply pressure is monitored and
alarms on high pressure.
The hydraulic reservoir level is monitored and
alarms on a low or extra low level. There are
also alarms on high hydraulic pump filter DP
and high hydraulic recirculation filter DP.
The hydraulic system cooling fan and tank
heater are controlled based on temperature.
Both the cooling fan and heater must be in
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