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Steam Turbines/TPP

08/09/2010 5:22 PM

What is Start Up Oil, Trip Oil and Control oil pressure in Steam Turbine? Need the answer in detail with Graphics.
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lyn
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Re: TPP

08/09/2010 6:05 PM

Sorry, this reeks of homework. Our Graphics department is closed.

Try Google.
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Re: Steam Turbines/TPP

08/10/2010 4:42 AM

out of these three oils trip and startup oils are only doing the function of hydraulic signal carrying.so its pressure is less compare to control oil since it actuates the control valve.
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krush
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Re: Steam Turbines/TPP

08/15/2010 12:40 AM

I thought steam turbines use steam, why do they have oil?

/sarcasm
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thanigai
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Re: Steam Turbines/TPP

08/20/2010 9:15 AM

STARTUP OIL - Lubrication oil; Trip Oil - Oil that is supplied to the Electromechanical or Electrohydraulic governor Control Oil- oil that is from a branch of lubricating oil usually pressurized above the lubrication so that it can activate Control valve
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