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Be st Practice 5 .11          Steam Turbine Best Practices
            , Review test set-up drawing                         , Obtain documents for data reduction check e if
            , Review data calculation (data reduction) methods      applicable (flow meter equations, gas data, etc.)
            , Define work scopes for site personnel (assembly and  - During test
                disassembly witness, video or still frame pictures, etc.)  Note: coordinate with test personnel to avoid
            , Confirm assigned vendor service engineers will be in  interference
                attendance for:                                  , Review ‘as measured’ raw data for consistency
               , Assembly                                        , ‘Walk’ equipment e look for leaks, contract
               , Disassembly                                        instrument, piping and baseplate vibration, etc.
               , Test                                            , Use test team effectively e assign a station to each
                                                                    individual
                                                                 , Ask all questions now, not later, while an opportunity
       Shop test activity
                                                                    exists to correct the problem
          - Review and understand test agenda prior to test      , Check vendor's data reduction for rated point e if
          - Immediately prior to test meet with assigned test       applicable
            engineer to:                                       - After test
            , Review schedule of events                          , Inspect all components as required by the test agenda
            , Designate a team leader                               (bearings, seals, labyrinths, RTD wires, etc.)
            , Confirm test team leader will be notified prior to each  , Review data reduction of performance data corrected
                event                                               to guarantee conditions
            , ‘Walk’ test set-up to identify each instrumented   , Review e all mechanical test data
                point                                            , Generate list of action (if applicable) prior to
            , Confirm calibration of each test instrument            acceptance of test
                                                                 , Approve or reject









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         Best Practice 5.11Practice 5.11Practice 5.11
         Perform coupled overspeed trip checks for turbines with  failure of turbine overspeed trip devices during the
         electronic governors and overspeed trip systems.   uncoupled overspeed trip checks.
           Checking overspeed trip systems with turbines uncoupled exposes
         personnel and nearby assets to safety issues, since steam energy  Benchmarks
         compared to the uncoupled power requirement can accelerate the  This best practice has been recommended to clients since 2005, when
         turbine to speeds which exceed the rotor maximum design stress.  insurance companies accepted it for turbines with electronic governors
           Electronic governor systems allow the overspeed trip setting to be  over uncoupled overspeed trip checks. Note: Since the electronic
         reduced, which permits confirmation of trip system function without  governor is supplied with overspeed detection trip capability, the
         exposing personnel to dangerous consequences.      mechanical trip bolts can be disabled and removed if an additional
                                                            independent electrical trip system is used (“Protech”, “Turbosentry” or
         Lessons Learned                                    equivalent).
         Machinery historical case studies are full of examples of
         failed turbines and personnel injury resulting from the




                                                                Meet driven equipment control requirements
                                                                Compressor – pressure or flow
                                                                Pump – pressure, flow or level
       B.P. 5.11. Supporting Material                           Generator – load
                                                                Meet above objectives when in series or parallel with other
                                                                trains
       Total train control and protection objectives            Continuously protect entire train from damage due to:
                                                                  Overspeed
       Figure 5.11.1 presents the total train control and protection  Loss of auxiliaries
       objectives.                                                Component mechanical failure
                                                                  Driven equipment upsets (surge, minimum flow, high load, etc.)
          Regardless of the type of driven equipment, the objective of
       the control and protection system is to ensure that the required
       quantity of product or generated power is continuously  Fig 5.11.1   Total train control/protection objectives

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