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sharil_welling
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Gas Turbine Frames

05/12/2009 11:35 PM

Hi, I've been search all around about gas turbine frame through internet but I can say I'm not get it. I'm still in learning process for gas turbine.

I want to know different of gas turbine frame such as frame 2 , 3 4, ..........

Right now I just have frame 6 of gas turbine with it pictures , design, spec.

If don mind to , can you share your knowledge about it. I would love to if have pictures of it also.

Thank you.
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Re: GAS TURBINE FRAME DIFFERENTIATE

05/13/2009 3:03 AM

The frames are models (Check the GE site and you will get them)

www.ge.com

Frame 3 - 9 MW appr

Frame 5 - 25MW approx

Frame 6 - 40 MW approx

Frame 9 - approx 123 MW etc

along with you have the Am B, F etc framed eg 5001A, 5001B ...

eg 9001F is 260MW approx.

details are available at the link above.

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Re: Gas Turbine Frames

05/14/2009 12:22 PM

You may log on to www.ge.com to get all information about frame machines

You may also try to get information on GE Aeroderivatives like LM 2500 + , LM 6000 and so on

I worked on Frame as well as aeroderivatives

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Shirish Mandke

shirish.mandke@gmail.com
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