7,500 kw general electric condensing automatic extraction steam turbine generator unit
Manufactured in 1949-50
Start-up date: early 1960s
Retirement date: 1993
The unit was in good operating condition when it was shut down due to plant decommissioning and was carefully removed from the original installation site.
Being a multi valve inlet and extraction unit, it operates more efficiently than a single valve unit at part load.
This steam turbine generator unit is offered loaded on trucks.
Steam Turbine
General electric rated 7,500 kw, 14 stages, 3600 rpm
Inlet steam conditions: 850 psig at 825°f
50 psig automatic extraction and 2.0 inch hga exhaust pressure; and 2.5 inch hga exhaust pressure
Single cylinder, automatic extraction, multi valve, 14 stage design
1 main stop valve
1 mechanical hydraulic control system
6 main control valves and operating mechanisms
1 extraction pressure regulator
1 pressure governor
6 extraction control valves
1 extraction non-return valve
1 lubrication oil reservoir
1 shaft driven main lubrication oil pump
1 auxiliary lubrication oil pump
1 lubrication oil (to water) cooler
1 gland seal system
1 turbine gauge panel
1 surface condenser
2 electric motor driven condensate pumps
1 circulating water pump driven by a 150 horsepower 1178 rpm frame 444ts electric motor
1 steam turbine throttle flow/performance curve (copy available on request)
1 set of manuals
1 set of steam turbine generator unit related drawings
Generator
General electric, 2 pole, 3 phase, 60 hertz, 9375 kva, 1301 armature amps, 4160 volts wye; 0.80 power factor
Air (to water) cooled synchronous generator
1 rotor mounted ventilation fan
4 vertical air (to water) coolers designed for 180 gallons of 90°f cooling water
1 general electric type edf, frame 93, shunt connected, rotating 125 vdc, 40 kw, 320 amp exciter
Engineering And Performance Data
Normal output power with extraction: 7,500 kw
Normal output power (straight condensing): 6,000 kw
