TG526 - (GE) Steam Turbine Generator Auxiliary System Maintenance

2 days - 1.3 Continuing Education Units Awarded

BENEFITS

• For each system, learn the purpose and design considerations (and evolution) that lead to current operations.
• Learn the designed purpose and function of each component.
• Using control diagrams and P&IDs, describe normal and abnormal operation sequences.
• Learn the function of all instrumentation.
• Learn the cause and effect of operational problems.
• Learn recommended preventive maintenance activities.
• Learn typical outage maintenance activities.
• Learn modern solutions to historical problems.

Seminar SYNOPSIS

Day One

• Steam Turbine Overview
• Turbine Lubricating Oil System:  Learn the purpose of this system, normal operations, instrumentation, alarm response, troubleshooting considerations, and preventive/corrective maintenance activities.
• Turbine Steam Seal System:  Learn the purpose of this system, normal operations, instrumentation, alarm response, troubleshooting considerations, and preventive/corrective maintenance activities.
• Hydraulic Power Unit:  Learn the purpose of this system, normal operations, instrumentation, alarm response, troubleshooting considerations, and preventive/corrective maintenance activities

Day Two

• Generator Overview
• Generator Seal Oil System:  Learn the purpose of this system, normal operations, instrumentation, alarm response, troubleshooting considerations, and preventive/corrective maintenance activities.
• Generator Hydrogen Control System:  Learn the purpose of this system, normal operations, instrumentation, alarm response, troubleshooting considerations, and preventive/corrective maintenance activities.
• Generator Station Liquid Cooling:  Learn the purpose of this system, normal operations, instrumentation, alarm response, troubleshooting considerations, and preventive/corrective maintenance activities

What you will receive:

1. 1 copy of HPC's textbook, Steam Turbine Generator (GE) Auxiliary System Operations & Maintenance, as written by Harold Parker.
2. A "Certificate of Completion" with 1.3 Continuing Education Units.

For those who volunteer to be members of HPC's Steam Turbine Field Engineering Certification Program, they will receive one comprehensive examination that is to be completed and returned to HPC under specific guidelines for that program.  That participant will receive further accommodation for his/her accomplishment.  This examination is at no additional cost.