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Gas Turbine Blades & Shafts
They were prob used as natural gas compressors and so the compressors or any other accessories would have had their own shafts. What I have are three rotor shafts about ten+ feet long in crates, several boxes of HEAVY attachments, which I assume are intake, compression and exhaust...- JJAK
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- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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Gas Turbine Blades & Shafts
These things are in South Central Alaska, came out of a natural gas refinery when they upgraded to frame 5's. No one uses frame 3's here anymore. The shafts are used but apparently in good shape but the blades are prob not usable as is, tho many might be used as individual replacement parts...- JJAK
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- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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Gas Turbine Blades & Shafts
I have several gas turbine blades and three rotor shafts. Pretty sure the blades are titanium alloy. No idea what the shafts are made of - big & heavy. They came out of a natural gas refinery, pretty sure they are GE Frame Three Turbine components, at least twenty five years old. My...- JJAK
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- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
