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T010 | June 16, 2024 - June 27, 2024 | Bangkok | $ 9000 |
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T010 | September 1, 2024 - September 5, 2024 | Dubai – UAE | $ 5000 |
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T010 | December 29, 2024 - January 2, 2024 | Online | $ 1500 |
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T010 | March 2, 2025 - March 6, 2025 | Cairo - EGYPT | $ 4000 |
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Objectives
- On completion of the course, you should:
- Be able to understand the fundamentals of the many aspects of performance of stationary gas turbine engines used in the power generation industries.
- Have a good background to enable an appreciation of the operational problems associated with gas turbines used for power generation.
- Have an understanding of the different types of, Turbines, Fans and compressors.
- Be able to operate Turbines, Fans and compressors as close as possible to the design efficiency.
- Will be able to monitor Turbines, Fans and compressor efficiency, availability and reliability.
- Have learnt about selection, operation and maintenance strategies.
- Be able to troubleshoot Turbines, Fans and compressor problems.
The Delegates
- On completion of the course, you should:
- Be able to understand the fundamentals of the many aspects of performance of stationary gas turbine engines used in the power generation industries.
- Have a good background to enable an appreciation of the operational problems associated with gas turbines used for power generation.
- Have an understanding of the different types of, Turbines, Fans and compressors.
- Be able to operate Turbines, Fans and compressors as close as possible to the design efficiency.
- Will be able to monitor Turbines, Fans and compressor efficiency, availability and reliability.
- Have learnt about selection, operation and maintenance strategies.
- Be able to troubleshoot Turbines, Fans and compressor problems.
Contents
- Introduction and course overview.
- Maintenance Science and Technology
- Protective Maintenance
- Predictive Maintenance
- Preventive Maintenance
- Productive Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Repairs and Corrective Maintenance
- Overhaul
- Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
- Goals of TPM
- Components of TPM
- Overview of Gas Turbine Technology and Applications :
- Simple cycle gas turbine performance in terms of power, fuel consumption and thermal efficiency.
- Effect of fuel choice on corrosion, emissions, component life etc.
- Effect of ambient temperature and pressure on performance. Performance enhancement through compressor cleaning, intake water misting, intake air filtration, etc.
- The performance benefits of using Combined cycle gas turbine performance and cogeneration. The use of inter-cooling and reheat.
- Rotating Components and Matching
- Compressor and turbine design and performance.
- Characteristics and matching.
- Compressor surge and its prevention.
- Vibration and Rotor Dynamics
- A review of vibration will include specific problems such as blade vibration and shaft critical speeds.
- Case histories which illustrate vibration with the fatigue failure of components.
- Rotor instability.
- Spectrum analysis for the solution of resonance, instability, and gear and blade problems.
- Performance Analysis for Problem Detection
- The fundamental concepts of performance analysis as a tool for saving energy costs.
- Basic and applied thermodynamics for gas turbines.
- The use of performance data to pinpoint problem areas.
- Diagnostics related to fouling, nozzle erosion, blowing surge, choke, etc. Meaningful trending methods.
- Gas Path Analysis for Stationary Gas Turbines
- Simulation of degraded gas turbines, the application of fault coefficient matrices, fault trees and other techniques.
- Implications for component life and emissions.
- Gas Turbine Fouling
- The causes and effects of fouling in compressors including increased fuel flow, reduced efficiency, reduced mass flow, reduced surge margin, turbine blade creep life, etc.
- The effects of inlet air filtration on engine performance.
- Gas Turbine Repair
- The techniques of inspection and repair of gas turbines are described in detail, including NDT techniques, cleaning, plating, heat treatment, welding, etc.
- Gas Turbine Maintenance
- Maintenance techniques using borescopes. Spectrum analysis including acoustic monitoring.
- Techniques for checking and conducting repairs on impellers, diffusers, bearings, couplings, and foundation repair.
- Special Considerations for CHP Gas Turbines
- Considerations in the design, operation and maintenance of turbines and associated equipment.
- Off design operational effects on heat recovery steam generators, STTG cycles and evaporative cooling.
The Discount
10% in case of Three P. (or more)