The document discusses the history of repairs and replacements for the gas turbine cores of a power plant. The original core was replaced twice by 2002 due to running hours and seal problems. In 2004 and 2005, blades were replaced due to quality issues. The current core failed at 19,070 hours. To improve reliability, the power plant plans to conduct regular inspections, explore alternative core manufacturers, procure a spare core engine, and pursue a long-term service agreement.
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The document discusses the history of repairs and replacements for the gas turbine cores of a power plant. The original core was replaced twice by 2002 due to running hours and seal problems. In 2004 and 2005, blades were replaced due to quality issues. The current core failed at 19,070 hours. To improve reliability, the power plant plans to conduct regular inspections, explore alternative core manufacturers, procure a spare core engine, and pursue a long-term service agreement.
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Gas Turbine : History
Original Gas Turbine with Core RW029 Nov-1999
commissioned (Project Cost : ~ Rs.30.0 Cr)
1st Core Replaced by Core RW027 on Oct-2002
completion of 24000 running hours (Total Exp. Rs. 4.32 Cr.) 2nd Core Replaced by Core RW017 due Apr-2003 to Hot End Bearing Seal problem (Free of Cost)
HP Blades Replaced due to substandard 19.04.2004
Quality (Free of Cost)
Failure of HP & LP Blade noticed on 28.04.2005
present Core Engine Gas Turbine : History Running Hours of Present Core Engine 19,070 Hrs.
Total Running Hours of CPP till Failure 55,438 Hrs.
Approx. cost of New refurbished Core Rs. 9.00 Cr.
engine as a Spare
Order Value of present Core Exchange 507,880 GBP
(~ Rs.5.50 Cr.)
Core Engine likely to be received at Site 23.07.2005
Installation & Commissioning of GT 28.07.2005
Action Plan to Enhance CPP Reliability Regular Boroscope Inspection to ensure healthiness of Blades at every Six Months.
Exploring possibility to procure Core Engine of Other
manufacturer (Action Initiated) OR To change entire Gas Turbine including its Controls. Cost Benefit Analysis to be done before finalization.
Exploring possibility to procure Spare DLE Core Engine
from SIEMENS alongwith its change-out Kit. (Action Initiated)
Exploring possibility to enter into Long Term Service
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