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Control oil pressure doesn’t increase

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fouadmj

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We have a turbine compressor it’s governor doesn’t open during pressure cannot increase above 2 bar and the lube oil pump discharge pressure is 12 bar. In addition, knob speed is fully open
 
Perhaps a few more details, like a system schematic or at least a maker and part number or both?
 
What is control oil pressure? The power piston pressure? If it's a Woodward governor it has its own oil pump and governor oil pressure should be independent of the turbine lube pressure.
 
I think governor has problem in the spring
 
I assume that the turbine is not running and that the dump valves are open and dumping the control oil pressure to the drain. What is the state of the turbine (running or not running) and the T&T valve (latched or not latched)? What type of governor does it use. What is the make of the turbine. A diagram of the system would help. Something like this:

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Johnny Pellin
 
call the manufacturer ? read their manuals ??

another day in paradise, or is paradise one day closer ?
 
Or maybe some punctuation, capital letters, and coherent sentences? That might help.
This is an engineering forum. Not a text chat room with your buddies. A good engineer values clear communication.
 
This is like saying "My car won't start - Any ideas why not?"

Remember - More details = better answers
Also: If you get a response it's polite to respond to it.
 
I have seen Woodward governors wear a groove in the thrust washer under the speeder spring. This prevents the weights from moving.
 
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