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SGT-800
E O IP
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Performance characteristics
Package design
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Features
Resulting in
Reliable operation
Predictable service costs
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= 1999
= 131
> 1,300,000
> 70,000
30
Fleet Availability
98.2%*
20
Fleet Reliability
99.8%*
70
60
50
40
10
0
Utilities/IPPs
Worldwide Sales
Chemicals
Metals
Others
Simple
Cycle
Europe
Combined
Cycle
Latin America
Sales by Application
Asia/Oceania
Middle
East/Africa
O&G/
Refineries
Cogeneration
North America
Russia
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1 turbine
2 turbines
3-4 turbines
5-9 turbines
10+ turbines
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Pe
47 000 kW
S.H.C.
El. efficiency
37.5 %
131.5 kg/s
/ 289.9 lb/s
Exhaust temperature
544 C
/ 1,011 F
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Fuel
50-100% load
NOx @ 15% O2
50-100% load
CO @ 15% O2
Note
Gas burner
Natural gas
15 ppmv
5 ppmv
Dry
Dual fuel
burner
Natural gas
15 ppmv
5 ppmv
Dry
Diesel No.2
42 ppmv
5 ppmv
Dry
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SGT-800-47 Nominal Generator Output and Heat Rate for gas fuel
55
10.5
10.4
10.3
10.2
45
10.1
10
40
9.9
9.8
35
Generator Output, MW
50
9.7
9.6
30
9.5
-40
-30
-20
-10
10
20
30
40
600
145
590
140
580
135
570
130
560
125
550
120
540
115
530
110
520
105
Exhaust Temperature, C
SGT-800-47 Nominal Exhaust Mass Flow and temperature for gas fuel
150
510
-40
-30
-20
-10
10
20
30
40
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11.2 % losses
1-pressure HRSG
Gas Turbine
37.2 % electricity
100 % fuel
Total Efficiency 88.8 %
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11.6 %
losses
520 deg C
2-pressure HRSG
31 deg C
17.2 %
electricity
31 deg C
Gas Turbine
15 deg C
37.1 %
electricity
27 deg C
100 % fuel
34.1 %
losses
SGT-800
125
SGT-400
100
75
50
SGT-700
Unfired
Fired
SGT-600
150
SGT-500
175
SGT-100
SGT-200
SGT-300
200
25
0
0
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
Power (MWe)
Notes:
1. Steam values are indicative only. Actual values depend on site configuration
2. Firing to 850C only. Higher firing is available
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Condensing operation
Non - reheat, 1 x SGT-800
GT
ST
Auxiliaries
46 000 kWe
21 400 kWe
-900 kWe
Net total
66 500 kWe
Fuel
El. Efficiency
SCC-800 1x1
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Condensing operation
Non - reheat, 2 x SGT-800
GT
ST
Auxiliaries
Net total
Fuel
El. Efficiency
SCC-800 2x1
92 100 kWe
44 400 kWe
-1 400 kWe
135 100 kWe
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Efficiency, %
55
50
45
40
35
50
60
70
Base Load Power, %
80
90
100
Condensing operation
Non - reheat, 1 x SGT-800
Natural gas fuel
= LHV 46798 kJ/kg
Altitude (sea level) = 1,013 bar
Relative humidity = 60 %
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Combustion air
inlet filter
Exhaust
Enclosure
ventilation inlet
Enclosure
ventilation outlet
Fire suppression
cabinet
AC generator
Generator cooling
air inlet
Electrical and
Control module
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Generator air
outlet
Small footprint
Dimensions ~27x7 m
Auxiliary equipment on a separate
skid
Standardized
The layout is basically the same
for all applications
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Risk reduction
Availability increase
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Engine inlet
15 stage compressor
3 stages variable guide vanes
Bearing #2 (radial)
Annular combustor
Bolted 3-stage turbine
Maintainable
Modular design
On-site maintenance
Drive shaft to gear box
3 stage turbine
6600 rpm
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Level "D"
Level "C"
Level "B"
Level "A"
Operation
Maintenance
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
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Emergency back-up
24-hour telephone
support
Operation support
24/7 emergency phone
On-line remote troubleshooting
Remote Monitoring System
Emergency
gas generator
Emergency resources
Service engineers
Tools & spare parts
Core engine & modules
Service depots
Emergency store
Guaranteed mobilization time
Personnel - 24 hours
Tools, spares, engine & modules to site or to
international freight forwarder within 72 hours
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Data collection
Decision Support
Reporting
Plant Data:
Operational Data
Diagnostics Experts
Team
Customer
Closed Loop
Service
Risk Mitigation
O&M support
Solutions /
Improvements
Trouble shooting
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FLEET INPUT
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Riga, Latvia
Combined heat and power plant
supplying electricity and district heating
for the city of Riga. Owned by
Latvenergo, the Latvian national
electricity company
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Compact layout
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