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    Aop Jop Eop Interlocks

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    Abhishek Prakash Srivastava
    The document discusses various interlocks for an AOP, JOP, and EOP. It describes when each will start up or shut down based on conditions like oil pressure levels, turbine speed, and discrepancies in other systems. It also briefly mentions barring gear which slowly rotates the turbine during startup and shutdown as rotor temperature changes. Finally, it provides details on components housed in the bearing pedestal located between the HP and IP turbines, including journal bearings, vibration sensors, and expansion measurement devices.

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    Aop Jop Eop Interlocks

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    The document discusses various interlocks for an AOP, JOP, and EOP. It describes when each will start up or shut down based on conditions like oil pressure levels, turbine speed, and discrepancies in other systems. It also briefly mentions barring gear which slowly rotates the turbine during startup and shutdown as rotor temperature changes. Finally, it provides details on components housed in the bearing pedestal located between the HP and IP turbines, including journal bearings, vibration sensors, and expansion measurement devices.

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    The document discusses various interlocks for an AOP, JOP, and EOP. It describes when each will start up or shut down based on conditions like oil pressure levels, turbine speed, and discrepancies in other systems. It also briefly mentions barring gear which slowly rotates the turbine during startup and shutdown as rotor temperature changes. Finally, it provides details on components housed in the bearing pedestal located between the HP and IP turbines, including journal bearings, vibration sensors, and expansion measurement devices.

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    Aop Jop Eop Interlocks

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    Abhishek Prakash Srivastava
    The document discusses various interlocks for an AOP, JOP, and EOP. It describes when each will start up or shut down based on conditions like oil pressure levels, turbine speed, and discrepancies in other systems. It also briefly mentions barring gear which slowly rotates the turbine during startup and shutdown as rotor temperature changes. Finally, it provides details on components housed in the bearing pedestal located between the HP and IP turbines, including journal bearings, vibration sensors, and expansion measurement devices.

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    AOP JOP EOP INTERLOCKS

    IF SLC AOP 1 IS ON AOP 1 TAKES START WHEN PRESSURE OIL PRESSURE


    FALLS BELOW 7.5 KSC. OR AOP 2 OFF AND STATUS DISCREPENCY IN AOP 2
    OCCURS.
    IF SLC AOP 2 IS ON AOP 2 TAKES START WHEN PR. OIL. PR. FALLS BELOW 6.5
    KSC OR AOP 1 OFF AND STATUS DISCREPENCY IN AOP 1.
    IF SLC EOP IS ON EOP TAKES START WHEN LUB OIL PRESSURE FALLS BELOW
    1.1 KSC.
    IF SLC JOP 1 IS ON JOP 1 TAKES START WHEN TURBINE SPEED FALLS BELOW
    510 RPM AND JOP 1 IS SWITCHED OFF WHEN TURBINE SPEED RAISES ABOVE
    540 RPM.
    IF SLC JOP 2 IS ON JOP 2 TAKES START WHEN JO PRESSSURE <100 KSC FOR 5
    SECS AND TURBINE SPEED <510 RPM. JOP 2 ALSO STARTS IF JOP 1 IS OFF AND
    STATUS DISCREPENCY OCCURS. JOP 2 DOESNOT SWITCHED OFF
    AUTOMATICALLY AS FOR JOP 1. IT HAS TO BE SWITCHED OFF MANUALLY.
    IF SLC TURNING GEAR IS ON AND TURBINE SPEED IS LESS THAN 210 RPM
    GATE VALVE GEARING IS OPENED TO SUPPLY OIL TO TURBINE FOR TURNING
    OPERATION. GATE VALVE CLOSES WHEN TURBINE SPEED RAISES ABOVE 240
    RPM.
    BARRING GEAR
    The primary function of barring gear is rotate
    the turbo generator rotors slowly and continuously
    During startup and shutdown periods when changes
    in rotor temperature occurs
    > Shaft system is rotated by double row blade wheel which is
    driven by oil provided by AOP
    A manual barring gear is also provided with hydraulic gear
    Barring speed 210/240 rpm

    IP Rear Bearing Pedestal
    Arrangement:The bearing pedestal is located between the HP and
    IP turbines. Its function is to support the turbine casing and
    bear the HP and IP turbine rotors. The bearing pedestal houses
    the following turbine components:

    Journal bearing
    Shaft vibration pick-up
    Bearing pedestal vibration pick-up
    Hand barring arrangement
    Differential expansion measurement device


    OVERALL EXPANSION MOUNTED
    ON BEARING NO. 1 PEDESTAL
    HALL PROBE IN BEARING NO. 1 PEDESTAL
    OVERSPEED TRIP BOLTS IN BEARING NO. 1 PEDESTAL
    MAIN OIL PUMP COUPLED WITH HP ROTOR
    IP DIFFERENTIAL EXPANSION PICK UP
    MOUNTED ON BEARING NO. 3 PEDESTAL
    IP DIFFERENTIAL EXPANSION PICK UP
    MOUNTED ON BEARING NO. 3 PEDESTAL
    BEARING / SHAFT VIBRATION PICK UP
    MOUNTED ON BEARING NO. 4 PEDESTAL
    LP DIFFERENTIAL EXPANSION PICK UP
    MOUNTED ON BEARING NO. 4 PEDESTAL
    LP DIFFERENTIAL EXPANSION PICK UP
    MOUNTED ON BEARING NO. 4 PEDESTAL
    AXIAL SHIFT MEASUREMENT AT IP COLLAR
    Non contact
    sensor
    Installation
    in a Turbine
    MOP
    MOP
    SPEED MEASUREMENT INSTRUEMENT MOUNTED
    IN HP FRONT BEARING PEDESTAL
    4 : HYDRAULIC SPEED TRANSDUCER
    5 : ELECTRIC SPEED TRANSDUCER
    Front Bearing Pedestal
    Labyrinth seal

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