Siemens SGT-600 User Manual

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Siemens SGT-600 User Manual

SGT-600 Industrial Gas Turbine

Power Generation: (ISO) 24.77 MW(e)

The SGT-600 is the most efficient and environmentally friendly industrial gas turbine in its power range. The robustness of the industrial design ensures high reliability and availability in all environments and applications.

The Siemens SGT-600 is a heavy-duty industrial gas turbine designed and built to meet requirements for low life-cycle cost, i.e. low first cost, low fuel costs and low costs for operation and maintenance. Low fuel consumption, even at part loads, and short installation and commissioning times are major features of this turbine.

In cogeneration and combined-cycle applications, the high exhaust temperature of the gas turbine makes it one of the most efficient units on the market. The SGT-600 is even able to perform durably in aggressive industrial environments under really tough operating conditions, whether onshore or offshore, in arctic or desert climate.

The outstanding reliability of the SGT-600 makes it ideal for interdependent multiunit applications.

A single-lift power generation module for floating platforms such as FPSO (Floating Production, Storage and Offloading) and semi-submersibles is available for both the SGT-600 and the SGT-700.

The SGT-600 uses a Dry Low Emission (DLE) system maintaining low specific fuel consumption in all applications.

The system is both stable and reliable, not requiring frequent recalibration, and coping easily with load changes, planned or otherwise.

Industrial Gas Turbines

Answers for energy.

SGT-600 Industrial Gas Turbine

SGT-600 gas generator.

Technical specifications

Overview

Power generation: 24.77MW(e)

Frequency: 50/60 Hz

Electrical efficiency: 34.2%

Heat rate: 10,533kJ/kWh

(9,983 Btu/kWh)

Turbine speed: 7,700rpm

Compressor pressure ratio: 14:1

Exhaust gas flow: 80.4kg/s (177.3lb/s)

Exhaust temperature: 543°C (1,009°F)

NOx emissions

(with DLE corrected to 15 % O2 dry)

-Gas fuel: ≤25 ppmV

-Liquid fuel: ≤42 ppmV (wet)

Axial Compressor

10-stage axial flow compressor

- 2 stages variable guide vanes

Electron-beam-welded rotor

Combustion

18 dual-fuel 2nd generation

Dry Low Emissions (DLE) burners

Welded annular sheet metal design

Emissions control

DLE combustion system

Water injection for NOx-reduction during liquid fuel operation in DLE combustor

Compressor Turbine

2-stage axial-flow compressor turbine

- Both stages are air-cooled

Power Turbine

2-stage free power turbine, uncooled

Interlocking shrouds

Bearings

Tilting pad radial and thrust

Vibrationand temperaturemonitoring

Fuel System

Natural gas - Liquid fuel - Dual fuel

Fuel-changeover capability at full and part load

Gas-supply pressure requirement:

24.5 bar(a) ±0.5 bar (355±7 psi(a))

Gearbox

• 50 or 60Hz

Generator

Four-pole design

Rated voltage: 10.5/11.0/13.8kV

50 or 60Hz

Protection IP54

PMG for excitation power supply

Complies with -IEC/EN 6034-1 standard

Lubrication

Lubricating oil tank located in package base frame

Two main lube oil circuits, low pressure and high pressure

3 x 50% HP and 3 x 50% LP AC-driven lube oil pumps with DC backup

Starting

• Electric VSD start-motor

Control System

Siemens Simatic S7

Distributed inputs/outputs

Gas turbine:

Key features

Robust industrial design

Low fuel consumption, high efficiency Excellent DLE experience

Low emissions – DLE ≤25 ppm NOx

Low life-cycle cost Workshop tested

Excellent operational availability and reliability

Load rejection capability

Highly reliable, clean and efficient power generation

Maintenance

On-site maintenance or 24-hour exchange of gas generator

No need for special workshop maintenance

Modular build-up for easy maintenance on site

Standardized concepts for maintenance planning

Overhaul intervals of 40,000 hours

Extended time between overhaul when running on part load

Condition-based maintenance Horizontal split compressor casing

Low deterioration and service cost

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