Poovan
Mechanical
- Jul 7, 2003
- 4
We have a number of steam turbines that are quite old. The turbines are being supplied with gland steam to maintain conditions in the casing. At times there are problems on the dischage side and we loose vacuum. When this happens, the operators increase the gland steam supply pressure to try to alleviate the problem. Due to this, we get a large amount of water in our oil system. This is not good for obvious reasons. Does anybody have a suggestion regarding this problem?