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    The document describes the startup process for a gas turbine. It explains the steps to start the turbine, synchronize it to the grid, and bring additional systems like a steam turbine online once steam pressure is reached.

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    The document describes the startup process for a gas turbine. It explains the steps to start the turbine, synchronize it to the grid, and bring additional systems like a steam turbine online once steam pressure is reached.

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    The document describes the startup process for a gas turbine. It explains the steps to start the turbine, synchronize it to the grid, and bring additional systems like a steam turbine online once steam pressure is reached.

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    Ensure all Safetys are acknowleged.

    All sub support utilities are online and ready (Compressed Air, Water for
    Cooling or NOx Reduction, Power Supplies).

    Press the Start button.

    Power from the DG/GRID allows starting Motor to bring Gas Turbine up to
    certain speed. After 66% Engine Speed the Turbine Bleed Valve closes equalizing
    all Stages of the Compressor and Exhaust Stages and the Turbine can sustain
    itself...if not it will go into Stall and Fail start-up.

    Before reaching 100% Turbine Engine Speed the Generator Field is Flashed to
    energize the Electrical Field.

    The SS clutch is over ridden and the Turbine reaches 100% Engine Speed.

    Once the Turbine reaches 100% the Heat Recovery diverters slowly adjust open
    to direct Heat to the Boiler Section. Once the Boiler Pressure increases past 25%
    Load the Main Generator Breaker can be Closed and provide Power to the LOAD.

    It is now safe to establish Water Injection to the Gas Turbine for NOx Reduction
    because it will not Flameout as long as the Turbine is running at 100% Engine
    Speed.

    The Steam Pressure should now be reaching maximum Steam Pressure Setpoint
    and the Diverters will noticeably back off to maintain setpoint.

    Once we have a good Steam Supply you can now bring online the Steam
    Turbine.

    Reset all Safety Trips. Open the Steam Turbine Chest valves to remove all built
    up Condensate. As the draining become full steam and no water -we can close
    the Turbine Chest Valves and the Turbine should begin to build momentum and
    increase in RPM.

    Once at 50% speed the Governor can be reset and Turbine will reach 100%.

    We should now be burning Fuel to sustain the Gas Turbine which is providing
    Electrical Power. And building Steam Pressure to sustain the process operations
    further.
    SIPROTEC FEATURES & FUNCTIONS-

     Overcurrent protection (definite-time/inverse-time/user-def.)


     Directional overcurrent protection (definite-time/inverse-time/user-def.)
     Sensitive dir. earth-fault detection
     Displacement voltage
     Intermittent earth-fault protection
     Directional intermittent ground fault protection
     High-impedance restricted earth fault
     Inrush restraint
     Motor protection
     Overload protection
     Temperature monitoring
     Under-/overvoltage protection
     Under-/over frequency protection
     Rate-of-frequency-change protection
     Power protection (e.g. reverse, factor)
     Undervoltage controlled reactive power protection
     Breaker failure protection
     Negative-sequence protection
     Phase-sequence monitoring
     Synchro-check
     Auto-reclosure
     Fault locator
     Lockout
    Control functions/programmable logic
     Commands for control of a circuit-breaker and of isolators
     Position of switching elements is shown on the graphic display
     Control via keyboard, binary inputs, DIGSI 4 or SCADA system
     User-defined logic with CFC (e.g. interlocking)
    Monitoring functions
     Operational measured values V,l,f
     Energy metering values Wp,Wq
     Circuit-breaker wear monitoring
     Slave pointer
     Trip circuit supervision
     Fuse failure monitor
     8 oscillographic fault records
     Motor Statistics
    HRSG & BOP SYSTEM

    2 INCOMERS 350A

    1 BUS COUPLER 350A

    IMP. LOADS ARE AS FOLLOWS

    LUBE OIL PIRIFIER CONTROL PANEL SUPPLY 80A

    HP DOSING AGITATOR 0.75KW

    LP CIRCULATING PUMP 22KW

    MOV IN POLISH WATER HEATER 0.64KW

    LP CONTROL STATION LCV BY PASS 0.18KW

    ECO-1 BY PASS MOV INTEGRAL 0.06KW

    PSH DRAIN MOV 0.12KW

    100% FCV ISOLATION MOV. 1.1KW

    BOILER BLOWDOWN PUMP 1.5KW

    LP DOSING PUMP 0.37KW

    PH DOSING SKIP PUMP 0.55KW

    HP DOSING PUMP 0.37KW

    STEAM VENT DRUM 0.06KW

    ATTEMPTERATOR 0.37KW

    SUPPLY TO HOIST FOR CRANE 63A

    ISOLATION DAMPER SEALING FAN MOTOR

    SSD DRAIN MOV

    SUPPLY TO EOT CRANE

    MSS LINE DRAIN

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