Prime mover being overheated by motoring generator
Prime mover being overheated by motoring generator
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How does a steam turbine become overheated when it is being motored by the generator? Such as in a failure of the 32 device. Furthermore, is the same danger (overheating)involved with motoring a gas turbine?
Thanks, for any help...this is a great forum.
Thanks, for any help...this is a great forum.






RE: Prime mover being overheated by motoring generator
I will defer the steamer question to the steam turbine guys here.
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Thus, in the steam turbine, besides the 32 device, there should be a temperature sensing device located in the exhaust hood as auxiliary protection. The device setting is about 250°F to alarm the motoring condition.
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