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Contents
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Features
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Advances in steam turbine technology

Central to the future of thermal power plants is the steam
turbine, and its manufacturers are focussing on improving
the design and performance of these machines.
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The risk of start-stops to gas turbines

The increasing requirement for gas turbine multi-starts could
seriously injure your assets.
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A demonstration project in Saudi Arabia has installed a dry
air injection system upgrade to improve fuel efficiency.
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Steam turbines
Steam turbines are central to the future of thermal power plant

Credit: Siemens
Advancing steam
turbine technology
David Appleyard looks at how steam turbine manufacturers are focusing on
improving the design and performance of their machines.
enewables may have struck a
maintenance considerations are always high
seals. If the chemical purity of the steam is poor,
decisive lead in new worldwide
on the agenda. In the case of coal-fired or
there can also be wear on the rotor blades
power capacity investment, but
other thermal plant, the steam turbine is one
which can be, after some time, damaged by
King Coal is still to be dethroned.
principal area of focus for the major OEMs.
chemical effects on the material.
Predicting operational integrity
between service intervals, but it is necessary
of global energy consumption its highest
Jiri Fiala, Director of R&D at Doosan Skoda
for the operator to comply with some
share since 1970 and provides 40 per cent
based in the Czech Republic, emphasizes the
recommendations to keep the purity of the
of the worlds electricity. While this number is
role of detailed knowledge of a steam turbine
steam within some limits.
expected to fall, coal will remain the backbone
in improving plant performance: First, what is
This is a point picked up by Bailey: Theres
of the power system in many countries.
important for the operator? It is important to
an element of erosion from the continuous
Indeed, according to GE, coal

still represents nearly 30 per cent
We are able to extend the period
Consequently, the global steam turbine
have a good picture of the turbine cycle. It
flow of steam through the steam turbine that,
market is projected by some analysts to grow
means information and this is measurement
over many years, does have some impact,
from an estimated $12,872.5 million in 2015 to
connected with the control system. On the
particularly on the longer blades. The last
some $19,292 million by 2020.
other hand, we can offer a remote monitoring
stage or the low pressure section of the
Trevor Bailey, General Manager of Steam
system which means that we are always
turbine, for example, can experience some
Power Systems at GE, comments: Coal is still
connected online and we are able also to
heavy erosion.
around and will be around for some time
advise the plant operator.
Theres
also
mechanical
integrity
in certain parts of the world where its the
Fiala explains how such a system can
element to this, making sure the rotating
most readily available fuel. We need to find
support plant operations: We are asked by
equipment is operating safely and that it is
responsible, environmentally friendly ways of
our clients that their turbines should be able to
capable of operating over extended periods
using that fuel.
operate without a major overhaul for maybe
of time, as many power plants are operating
ten years or eight years. Our answer is yes, but
way beyond their original design life.
With the drive to improve environmental

performance
generation
across
the
of
it is necessary also to take into account the
Making
life
assessment
studies
and
key
correct operation of the turbine. For example,
making sure the equipment is safe to operate
electromechanical equipment are under
the purity of the steam as mechanical
is another part of the service portfolio.
pressure to improve energy efficiency, but
impurities can damage some surfaces of th=e
He continues: Having that deep domain
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example increasing the number of starts,

is a typical request from, for example, solar
power plants which every day start and
stop the turbines. This requires changes and
modifications to the design, mainly on the
rotor part to reduce concentration of the
stresses on the rotor, to enable the rotor to start
very rapidly if the number of starts and stops
for the application is very, very high.
It is possible to do this, but with some
special design provisions. Measuring the
Detailed knowledge of a steam turbine can improve plant performance
Credit: Doosan Skoda Power
temperature close to rotor or some stator parts,

and using some evaluation in the control
system, you can calculate the temperature
designed, how the materials are incorporated
We can, for example, improve the design
on the surfaces of the turbine and inside
in the different parts of the rotating equipment,
philosophy, make the turbine lighter in total
the rotor. Based on this knowledge, you can
and being able to apply that to predict
weight, and extend the application range
change or evaluate the startup procedure to
what remains of the in-service life of a piece
and operational behaviour of the technology.
maintain limits within a safe area. Above this
of equipment is a core competency and
Voelker adds: To improve operational
limit, definitely the lifetime of the material will
obviously we use that extensively.
availability further, Siemens offers a remote
expire very fast.
Were constantly, through our monitoring
monitoring system which allows tracking
He adds: On the other hand, the control
centres, gathering data and understanding
of some key values of the turbine. Based
system can take all this information and
trends on different fleets so we can start
on knowledge over its lifetime, customers
evaluate, lets say, a residual lifetime of the
to predict failures on families of machines
can get direct feedback as to whether the
rotor.
and therefore make that less traumatic for
defined turbine overhauls are required or if the
customers, because we can step in and
operation can be extended.
advise them of the high probability of a failure
Voelker:It is an improvement based on the

latest developments in the flow path of the
design.
Changing operational profiles
in this operating mode.

a
very
Noting the changing demand profile for
Sealing and steam path
especially
on
thermal plant operation in many markets as a
In addition to improving predictability in
equipment thats running. Its got a design
result of increasing volumes of variable output
various operational modes, improvements
life of 30+ years and could be running longer
renewables, Voelker highlights another trend
also cover the various sealing systems within
than that, and as we move more into the
in steam turbine development: Flexibility and
the machine and steam path to boost thermal
industrial digital environment were able to use
customization. That means fast startup times
efficiency for example, the introduction of
digital applications to help customers operate
or unlimited load changes while in operation
abradable materials for the sealing concept
their plant more efficiently, preventing forced
to act on and support stronger green power
or brush steel technologies to improve the
outages by having more innovative, predictive
generation. Steam units are not making base
efficiency and the internal performance.
maintenance and monitoring approaches.
load as in the past. Further, steam turbines
As Ronald Schmidt, responsible for the
Dr Lutz Voelker, responsible for the Research
used in combination with green power
industrial steam turbines business segment
and Development of Industrial Steam Turbines
generation such as solar plants must fulfil the
at Siemens, explains: We had a very robust
at Siemens, also emphasizes the importance
special demands of this application. To be
blading path design in the past. It was
of long-term predictability: Material is one
still successful with steam turbines, we have
efficient but not as good compared to what
of the key elements in the design and it is
to follow these new market requirements for
we saw in the big steam units, but for different
important to know its behaviour after ten, 15,
operation.
applications we have now introduced highly
Predictive
important
maintenance
dimension,
is
25 years of operation.
Fiala also notes the changing marketplace:
sophisticated blade path designs which are
If you have a better understanding of the
Demands to improve partial load operation
normally used for the big steam units, and
long-term behaviour of the material, you can
or fluctuations in demand have risen in recent
in the 3DV blading which is a lean sweep
apply this knowledge to the design philosophy.
years, for example in Europe where there
blade path design with an improved sealing
So if you have, in the past, used very heavy
are increasing volumes of variable-output
geometry that means more sealing strips per
construction due to uncertainties in the long-
renewable energy such as photovoltaics.
blade row to cover or reduce the leakages.
term behaviour, now with new knowledge of
Equipment connected to the inlet parts
Applying expertise derived from other
the materials behaviour you can optimize
of the turbine will enable higher power output
areas of business is also a key consideration for
the design by wall thicknesses and main
and also very high efficiency on lower power
GE, as Bailey observes: GE acquired Alstoms
dimensions reduction, keeping same safety
operation, very good dynamic efficiency.
power generation and grid businesses late
margins, as you know exactly what will happen

after 20 or 25 years of operation.
Increasing ramp-up rates and shortening
last year, and one area where we do have
startup procedures or startup times, for
significant overlap is around steam turbine
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Steam turbines
looking at it from a steam turbine point of

view from the outset. Were going through that
process of learning from each other and being
able to draw upon the best technologies and
looking at the operating experiences from
both companies. I think there are going to be
some exciting developments as our engineers
really get to grips with what we now have
available to us.
Improving steam condition

The RDK8 single re-heat plant in Karlsruhe, Germany
Credit: EnBW AG
One well-known route to improving the thermal

efficiency of power plant systems is to boost
the temperature and pressure characteristics
technology. Thats
actually
provided
us
with the opportunity to look at two ways of

addressing how best to provide the most
reaction-type architectures. Alstom has a mix
of the steam.
of technologies coming from both camps.
we continue to push. Were operating at
efficient steam turbines to make best use of all
development is in the area of sealing within
600oC live steam inlet conditions, pushing re-
these fuels, and we are now actively looking at
the steam turbine: We have a mix of sealing
heat temperatures further, and that means
the technologies that are available to us.
technology thats applied to different places
materials development continues, obviously
on the steam turbine: brush seals, traditional
pushing 650oC inlet temperature and longer-
an
labyrinth seals, abradable-type seals. With the
term to 700oC, potentially beyond that even.
impulse steam turbine, although in recent
combination of Alstom and GE technologies,
years with HEAT (High Efficiency Advanced
we now have a broad range of sealing
to
Technology), primarily used in combined
capability that can be used across all of these
GE is actively engaged in, along with the
cycles, the firm has moved more into high
applications, and that can vary depending
production techniques required.
diaphragm-type
architecture,
more
Bailey
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Its not something that will change
steam turbine has to
dramatically, its a more evolutionary process.
operate within.
From a steam turbine point of view its not such
If
youre
in
a big challenge; other components such as
cycle
boilers and some of the interconnecting
machine
pipe work actually are somewhat more
may be operating for
challenging from a materials point of view. We
prolonged
periods
could move to higher temperatures now with
at part load or could
a steam turbine, but youve got to bring the
be
rest of the power plant with it.
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where
the
stopping
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A number of programmes are in place
technologies
Nonetheless,
GE
has
revealed
breakthrough in re-heat technology.
can be different to a
An area that is of interest to us is around
machine like a nuclear
double re-heat technology. In the past, large
application where its
coal power generation has been based on
more a baseload-type
a single re-heat Rankine cycle. Were looking
application.
at technologies now where we can take two
Bailey
concludes:
re-heat cycles back to the boiler and pass it
From a GE point of
through a second intermediate turbine, which
view, a lot of sealing
gives us a significant efficiency boost, says
technology for rotating
Bailey.
equipment has flowed
Were pushing the materials capability
down from our aviation
that we have available to us too. Were using
and
proven technology with a slightly different
gas
capabilities
turbine
is
steam cycle. It delivers a significant boost
now being applied in
in cycle efficiency in excess of 1 per cent in
a steam environment.
overall net power plant efficiency. Were calling
Alstom
obviously
it LE2 Leading Efficiency, Lower Emissions as
comes at that from
clean-as-it-can-be power generation using
solid fossil fuels.
different
and
direction,
Steam turbines
The double re-heat cycle follows on from
higher parameters also mean higher cost or
temperature and roughly 40 bar higher
the operating experience of the worlds most
higher investment, so everything should have
pressure level, says Voelker.
efficient single re-heat power plant at the RDK8
sufficient payback.
installation in Germany. GE says the plant at

the
Rheinhafen-Dampfkraftwerk
facility
He adds: For the area of industrial units
There are supply chain considerations too,
we are not considering actual 700oC steam
in
as Fiala says: 600oC conditions are common
conditions. The industry is currently focussed
Karlsruhe has achieved 47.5 per cent net
in the market so that is why, for example,
in the area of 560oC580oC as we see no
thermal efficiency while producing 912 MWe.
P92 material for the casting or hot casting
benefit in improving or increasing live steam
If you looked at a double re-heat in the
or main pipelines is available. On the other
conditions on industrial units. If you are talking
same location as RDK8, it would be in the
hand, when we speak about 700oC then it is
about higher live steam conditions, then it
range of 49.5 per cent plus net power plant
necessary to speak about alternatives such as
goes more in the direction of the big steam
efficiency, says Bailey.
nymonic alloy or chromium alloy combination
and CCPP units. Big steam is at the level
Doosans Fiala also picks up on the push
of the rotor. This is not an easy task and that is
of 600oC, 280 bar and CCPP at the level of
towards 700oC steam. We have in operation
why, over the last two, two and a half years we
600oC, 177 bar that we already have in the
ultra-supercritical turbines which operate at
have developed such a welding procedure. It
field. Especially for CCPP, Siemens is working to
about 600oC. High steam parameters mean
does also depend on the supplier because
increase the live steam conditions further.
high efficiency and 600oC is fairly typical. On
we can develop some welding procedures
the other hand, many companies, including us,
or heat treatment procedures but we need to
New manufacturing techniques
are thinking about 700oC. For 700oC conditions
buy good quality forgings.
One further trend concerns the use of novel
we have prepared some materials for the rotor,
Siemens is also extending turbine steam
components welded from several parts. We
conditions for industrial steam turbines: With
have done some tests on this welding process
the enhanced platform, we have increased
Schmidt says: I believe what is next on
and are developing some components for this
the lasting capability for our building block
the operations side of manufacturing is the
700oC plant, which we suppose is the future.
system, which now goes up to a maximum of
full digitalization chain, which we are working
Of course, that will depend on the cost or the
565oC, 180 bar pressure level for continuous
on. Obviously R&D gives us a very flexible
price of the electricity because everything
operation. Compared to the former design,
product with lots of alterations possible for the
should be calculated economically, and
that is an improvement of 25o Kelvin higher
specific customer order. Unfortunately, from a
manufacturing technologies to reduce lead

time and costs.
Steam turbines
The difficult portion is really that we

need to know the as-is dimensions for the
is a specific example where 3D printing helps

to save costs and gain time.
next manufacturing step. The vendor, in this
He concludes, though: In the steam
case the casting house, provides the as-
turbine unit, laser sintering doesnt seem to be
is model and this is then submitted to the
that attractive at the present moment, first and
manufacturing team in Goerlitz, and while
foremost because of cost.
the transportation is being done from China
The cost issue is also noted by Fiala: Of
or wherever the vendor is located, we can
course there could be a use of some different
prepare manufacturing of the part already
up-to-date technology for some components,
with the as-is dimensions of the scanned
such as laser sintering, but definitely I think,
part we received from the supply base. Then
for example, gas turbines which use higher
we can optimize manufacturing technology
temperatures are a different story. Steam
with the blades. In the end we simulate the
turbines are more or less conservative:
manufacturing of the part, so when the actual
definitely we use some special materials, but
manufacturing perspective, the one-off which
part arrives in the plant we can immediately
typically smaller rather than big components
this creates in terms of manufacturing is the
start machining without spending a lot of time
I mean, for example, some sealing parts
challenge we have to manage.
on setup.
because new techniques or technologies
The RDK8 steam turbine

Credit: EnBW AG
We believe the digitization initiative we
We will have an optimized programming of
usually are also more costly, so that is why we
are running there will give us a little bit of
the machine, and the results are documented
need to evaluate the cost of the material and
an edge as well. The concept really is that
electronically as well. So if we go to a unit that
manufacturing.
when R&D designs, lets take a casing as an
is running in the field, we know immediately
In the future,for example,there will be some
example, they provide their particular design;
what the dimensions are because we have
3-D printing mainly for small components, but
this is altered to the customer-specific order in
the electronic models, and then we can
maybe not always for small components.
our customer order engineering team, and
service the unit much better going forward.
He adds: There are also some standard
then this creates a 3D model, which is then
Its the 3D model of the components, the
procedures with some scope for improvement
submitted to the supplier which casts the part.
simulation of the process and the machine
of the surface, for example hardening of the
tool itself, these three
inlet stages of the last or last-but-one stages,
things
which operate in wet steam to improve erosion
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Looking ahead, Voelker suggests further
Schmidt
also
improvements in performance are anticipated:
of
What we are working on currently is, of course,
in
some further improvements in efficiency, and
of
strong interest and activity in the field of further
components from the
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Turbine trauma: the risk

of the start-stop cycle
The growing need for multi-starts could seriously injure your assets, says Gary Lock
the
energy
increases
power
its
from
industry
uptake
of
controlled appropriately. In the new era of
accumulation of damage, which generally
multi-starts,
appears at the grain boundaries.
the
components
experience
renewables,
high thermal transients during startup, and
the level of demand on
this, together with ever-shortening ramp-up
characterized by the accumulation of micro-
large frame gas turbines
times and increasing operating cycles, has a
cracks, which appear in regions of high strain.
becomes less predictable,
significant detrimental effect on their integrity.
These micro-cracks then coalesce to form
with start-ups triggered by the vagaries of the
Multi-starts mean the stressed components
large cracks and these can propagate quickly
in gas turbines are now subjected to low
through the grain structure. Low-cycle fatigue-
Gas turbine operators are having to multi-
cycle fatigue and, for many, this becomes the
resistant materials are typically developed
start machines, sometimes as often as twice
dominant failure criterion. Hot components
with small grain structures to cut the potential
a day. Indeed, multi-starting has become
have the added problem of creep, as outlined
for crack growth in any given cycle.
the norm it is common to hear of over 500
above. This, when combined with low cycle
starts a year with superfast ramp-up periods.
fatigue, can reduce the component lifespan
ten components where, should they fail
What damage is this causing to machines
dramatically below that expected of each
prematurely, a safety-critical or financially
that were designed, effectively, for continuous
of these failure criteria in isolation. Historically,
unacceptable impact would result. Each
operation? And what might be the resulting
assessing low-cycle fatigue damage has been
component is modelled using a Finite Element
risks and cost implications for the industry?
problematic. While inspection and evaluation
Model (FEM), which accurately represents
Gas turbines were initially designed to
of creep damage is fairly straightforward, for
its geometry, its interaction with mating
facilitate base loading with minimal starts but
low-cycle fatigue analytical methods provide
components, and its load cycles. The FEM
with industry changes, multi-starting is putting
the most effective way of knowing the extent
model is then subjected to startup, steady
high-integrity components through multiple
of life remaining in a component.
state, and cool-down cycles of thermal and
weather and the economic market.
Low-cycle
Analysis
fatigue,
typically
in
comparison,
focuses
on
up
is
to
strain cycles for which they were not designed.
The difficulty in assessing low-cycle fatigue
mechanical loads, and the results measured.
Making assumptions that components can
damage lies in the physical differences
Typically, the models are non-linear to enable
withstand these requirements based on
between the characteristics of creep failure
them to accurately represent the gaps, friction
the generalization that a defined number of
and low-cycle fatigue during the strain cycle.
and material yield and creep deformation that
starts is equivalent to a particular number of
In creep failure, materials develop defects
generally occur in hot gas path components.
operating hours is at best optimistic, and at
in features such as grain boundaries, over
Post-processing of the resulting strain cycle
worst could be dangerous.
time and under the application of steady
produces a calculation of the damage
stresses
accumulated during each cycle type.
key
change
in
the
impact
on
and
temperatures, due
to
the
components is that, in traditional use, the
gradual accumulation of strain by diffusional
dominant failure process for hot components
processes.
are
depending on the material, and are based
was creep. They were thus designed using
developed with large-grain structures to
on either ductility exhaustion or strain energy
creep-resistant alloys and their stresses were
minimize the potential for the onset and
density. For ductility exhaustion, its essential
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Creep-resistant
materials
Methods for calculating the damage differ
Gas turbine maintenance
that we understand the dependence of the
several issues for operators.The first is the need
turbines is clear. Designed for creep resistance,
materials ductility on complex variables,
to be aware of the damage taking place, so
using creep-resistant materials suitable for
including strain rate and temperature.
that regular inspection, maintenance and
machines which base load with minimal
replacement can be factored into asset
start/stop cycles, the introduction of severe
management strategies and schedules.
fatigue cycles into the mix poses a significant
Alloys, for example, will usually have greater

ductility at high strain rates than at low strain
rates. Thus, whether strains occur during long
Consideration of the bigger picture,
periods of constant load or during loading
however, poses a more complex question:
It is imperative that operators recognize
cycles will affect the damage calculation. The
Are multi-starts cost-effective do the overall
that gas turbine multi-starts may be resulting
available ductility of the material is gradually
financial benefits really outweigh the costs of
in more damage than they are aware of. This
used up as the strain accumulates during a
regularly ramping up the turbines so quickly?
knowledge may then need to be taken into
constant load period or a start/stop cycle,
Taking the damage that is being caused to
account when considering the electricity
until eventually it is fully exhausted.
assets together with associated costs such
price at which generation is economical.
Similarly,
strain
energy
challenge to their long-term health.
density-based
as time lost to equipment shutdowns and
With the challenges already facing the
methods will calculate the work undertaken
time spent in repair activity by staff into
energy market, the issue of asset damage
by the material each time it goes through a
consideration, an operators apparent profit
due to multi-starts needs to be considered by
load cycle. From this analysis we can develop
could be significantly eroded.
both operators and governments to ensure
a detailed understanding of how damage
Of course, apart from the financial aspects,
that generators are not disadvantaged. With
accumulates during varying load cycles and
operators must consider the potential health
the need for flexibility in energy provision, gas
periods of constant load. This, in turn, provides
and safety implications of asset damage.
turbine generation must remain viable.
us with significant insights into, and a deeper
As component stresses begin to occur,
understanding of, the effects that result from
the possibility of a premature catastrophic
Gary Lock is Senior Business Manager at
different operating regimes.
equipment failure increases. These failures
Frazer-Nash Consultancy.
With analysis demonstrating the low-cycle
might involve blades, veins or even discs, and
www.fnc.co.uk
fatigue and creep stresses that multi-starts
could cause both internal damage to the
impose upon components, and the resulting
turbine and damage to surrounding areas.
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The Turbophase dry air injection system

Credit: Powerphase
Retrofits & upgrades
Improving gas
turbine performance
with dry air injection
In the Middle East, gas turbine efficiency at high ambient temperatures is crucial. A
demonstration project in Saudi Arabia installed a dry air injection system upgrade
with the aim of improving fuel efficiency, writes Tildy Bayar
emand for fuel oil for power
have been operational at Morris Cogen since
as ambient temperatures or elevations rise,
generation during a Saudi
September 2014 and have accumulated over
explains Bob Kraft, Powerphase president and
Arabian
2000 hours of operation.
chief executive. The system adds the air that
between
summer
reaches
420,000
and
In late summer 2015, Powerphase installed
is naturally missing back into the turbine. The
its first Turbophase upgrade in the Middle
air is injected into one or more of the existing
With 58 per cent of global
East on an operational GE 7FA gas turbine.
ports, typically about 5 per cent air, which
use, the nation is the worlds largest user of
The company says it installed the upgrade in
results in 10 per cent more turbine power.
crude oil for generating power. Iraq, Kuwait
four months in order to meet the customers
and the UAE were ranked third, fourth and
summer peak load requirements.
430,000 barrels per day.
fifth respectively; together with Saudi Arabia,
We are the first commercial air injection

system available on market, he adds,and for
the next 18 to 20 years we expect to be the
these countries account for almost 80 per
Technology configuration
cent of the crude oil that is burned for power
In simple or combined cycle applications the
In the Middle East, he notes, chillers are
generation worldwide.
skid-mounted Turbophase system consists of
competitive with the Turbophase system.
only one because of our patent portfolio.
One company says it can potentially offer
an air compressor driven by a reciprocating
Chillers effectively cool the gas turbine inlet
gas turbine-based power generators savings
engine and a heat recovery system which
to allow it to generate additional mass flow,
of over 18 million barrels of oil equivalent (or
captures the engines exhaust heat and adds
whereas we just generate it with an auxiliary
a 5 per cent fuel efficiency improvement) per
it to the compressor discharge, enabling the
gas-driven module and drive the air into the
year through its dry air injection system.
system to match the turbines compressor
turbine. We do something similar but in a
discharge temperature.
much different way, and the big difference is
Powerphase,
with
offices
in
Florida
and Dubai, has one such system, called
On combined cycle and cogeneration
that we generate that air between 30 and 40
Turbophase, installed at a cogeneration
systems, the module can be configured with
per cent more efficiently than the turbine can
plant in the US. The Morris Cogen plant, which
a steam turbine drive for the air compressor
generate its own air.
came online in 1997, is a 177 MW combined-
which enables zero incremental air emissions
Chillers store cold water for 16 or 18 hours
cycle facility featuring three GE Frame 6B gas
and, Powerphase says, helps improve output
a day, using the turbines to run an electricity-
turbines with HRSGs, and a 60 MW steam
from plants which are facing limits on the air
driven chilling process. During six peak
turbine. It supplies power and process steam
cooled condensers for the steam turbine.
daytime hours, the chillers cycle cold water
for a large ethylene manufacturing plant near
The Turbophase system takes advantage
from a cold tank to a hot tank through the
Chicago, Illinois. Two Turbophase modules
of the fact that all gas turbines loser power
turbines inlet to produce additional power. In
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DOWNTIME IS NOT AN OPTION.
WE DELIVER POWER.
W W W . P W PS.COM
Number of TPMs
Incremental power
MW
4.50
9.00
13.50
18.00
22.50
27.00
31.50
GT HR improvement
0.70
1.40
2.10
2.80
3.50
4.20
4.90
Figure 1. Predicted incremental output with additional TPMs on the gas turbine (5% air flow) at 2420oF firing
contrast, Kraft says a Turbophase unit can run
of GTs out there in significant quantity are the
24/7. The chiller is running harder at night to
D and E classes. In the 90s the F class came
gaps between stationary and rotating parts.

The customers engine was about ready
do the storage process and only gets auxiliary
out, and now in the 2010 frame and above,
to go into outage so they basically took a GT
power during the day.The customer generates
the H and J class. Those GTs basically have
that they were going to do a major overhaul
about six times the revenue stream with our
an increased firing temperature, which is the
on anyway and let us install there, says Kraft,
system compared to a chiller system.
temperature that the GT inlet sees.
adding that we made our incremental power
New aeroderivative gas turbines are also
The efficiency of the GT and the CCGT are
and efficiency even on a GT that was basically
competitive. These units suffer similar output
directly proportional to the firing temperature.
worn out. It was a little risky if the GT broke, we
reductions due to high ambient temperatures.
So basically, for every unit of air that the GT
would get blamed. Because of our extensive
Turbophase mitigates, and in some cases
pumps through it with the compressor, it
background on this type of gas turbine, we
eliminates, the need to install new peaking
makes more power in the turbine and steam
were confident that even though the GT was
gas turbines by providing an alternative at
turbine with the elevated firing temperature.
heavily deteriorated, there wasnt going to be
much better fuel efficiency, Kraft says.
The reason we like the F-class units is
any failure.
And, he adds, the Turbophase system has
because they are today considered mature-
The go-ahead for the project was given in
other advantages. Especially in the Middle
frame GTs, so there are a lot of competitors
early March, and in mid-July the first injection
East, maintenance is expensive so they try
out there supplying parts and services
was made. Due to the short time period
to drag out their outage intervals. With our
and customers are used to operating and
available, Powerphase needed to adapt
system you get the extra power at the same
maintaining those GTs. So we can sell a
some of the auxiliary systems. The TPMs power
internal temperatures to the turbine, so you
third-party product to them and they feel
supply was planned to be provided from the
dont affect whats going on there. If you dont
comfortable putting it on.
turbines motor control centre (MCC). Due to
need the extra power, if youre operating at
Our box works on every GT on the planet,
logistics issues with material deliveries and
base or part load, you can still use our air in
but on those B-class machines it might make
cable installation from the MCC to the TPM
the system to get the efficiency improvement
3 MW per box whereas on a J machine it
location, which was some distance from the
but youll also get a secondary benefit: parts
will make 6 MW per box with the same fuel
plant, it was decided to use diesel generators
life extensions.
consumption and air output.
to supply the required power.
For big companies in the US, this can push
On more advanced frames you will see
This choice worked out well for us, from two
their outage interval from basically a 24,000-
some of the OEMs offering our equipment.
perspectives, Kraft says.One, it was very easy
hour interval, which is the normal interval
This business works nicely with OEM offerings.
for the customer to look at the diesel gensets
OEMs offer today, to adding an additional year
It could be viewed as a competitive product
power output and be able to calculate
or so, from 8000 hours to 32,000 hours. Take a
because OEMs like to upgrade their GTs,
that the Turbophase modules electricity
$5 million outage: instead of every three years
however its such a unique product and we
consumption was on the order of 35 kW, which
you can do it every four years, and youve
see OEMs moving towards putting it on their
is about 0.5 per cent of the power that we
avoided lost revenue from the downtime.
engines, either in new or existing offerings, on
make. So our box makes 4.5 MW; 99.5 per cent
both mature and advanced fleet GTs.
of that goes to the grid and 0.5 per cent goes
Project specifications
Due to schedule constraints, it was decided
to internal loads if its hooked up to a power
The installation in Saudi Arabia was designed
to not install a complete system consisting of
plant electrical system. In this case it was all
to demonstrate the Turbophase systems
five or seven Turbophase modules (TPMs)
to the grid, but the customer could easily see
performance at high ambient temperatures.
on a single F-class turbine. Instead, two TPMs
what the power draw was and we also had
The project was operational between mid-July
were installed to demonstrate performance
a cooling system that took some power. But
and early October 2015.
and the resulting values were extrapolated to
most of our installations are going to be of a
model a complete system.
nature where the plant is providing cooling
Powerphase requested any F-class units

for the installation of its system, and a GE-
In May, before the installation of the TPMs,
MS7001FA-(7FA.03) gas turbine was selected.
a boroscope inspection of the compressor,
A second benefit: the customer is able
Depending on the vintage of the turbine,
combustor, turbine and exhaust was carried
to get comfortable with what happens if our
Kraft says,a B-class GT, whether a GE, Siemens,
out. The compressor, combustor and exhaust
system trips offline. Our diesel genset ran low
Mitsubishi,
and
were found in the expected condition for the
on oil or had some issue and quit running in
delivered in the 1960s and 70s. In the 70s and
turbines operating hours. The turbine portion,
the middle of the night while we were injecting
80s there was the E-class; the next generation
however, was heavily eroded, with significant
air, so we had an unplanned trip test. The
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those
were
developed
water, so the auxiliary load is just the module.
customer wanted to make sure we were not
improvement and 31.5 MW power increase
By extrapolating the TPMs output from the
going to harm their GT if something goes afoul
on the 7FA gas turbine. Additionally, the
current firing temperature of 2370oF to the
on our end, and we were able to prove that by
system demonstrated as high as 99.3 per
design point of 2420 F, the output increases to
shutting off the fuel to our system.
cent availability in ambient conditions up
4.5 MW at 7600 BTU/kWh heat rate.
The expected performance for the two
to 55C. The fuel efficiency improvement was
An installation of five modules would
TPMs was calculated based on the turbine
demonstrated at both baseload and part-
result in an output increase of 22.5 MW. At an
model type and a constant firing temperature
load operating conditions.
ambient temperature of 50oC, this results in a
of 2420oF.
l
The turbine was set to baseload select for
19 per cent output increase and 3.5 per cent
Expected Output: 4.5 MW incremental
the duration of the performance test. During
power for one TPM, 9 MW in total for both;
the testing the fuel gas compressors were
An installation of seven modules would
Minimum Output: 4.05 MW incremental
operational, which ensured a ~50 psi delta
result in an output increase of 31.5 MW. At
power for one TPM, 8.10 MW for both;
heat rate improvement.
pressure across the turbines stop ratio valve
50oC ambient temperature, this results in a
Heat Rate: Consistent with 5 per cent plant
(SRV) at all times.The generator readings were
26 per cent output increase and a 5 per cent
recorded as found. However, the recorded
Based on the 5 per cent plant heat rate
values for single TPM injections included
improvement from a full TPS installation, the
the other TPM in cool-down/standby mode,
A new business model
predicted heat rate improvement per TPM was
which added another ~40 kW. The cooling
A turbine has to be down for six weeks or
around 0.7 per cent at 4.5 MW incremental
water system was also running double to
more if youre installing a new hot gas path
output and 2420oF firing temperature.
support both TPMs even when only one was
or putting on an inlet cooling system youre
Firing temperature impacts the turbines
operational. For these reasons, the generator
basically building a power plant, Kraft says.
output, which is defined as MW/(lb/s). The
loading recorded values were divided by two
Our system can load follow at the end of
higher the firing temperature, the more output
to provide more accurate results, as if only one
the day its really just a reciprocating engine
per lb/s of air flow and the more additional
TPM was operating.
driving the process, so we can move it around
output per lb/s of air and steam injection.
During
commissioning
of
the
TPM,
quickly we have one air pipe that hooks to
The OEMs design data for the GE-
injection tests were performed at various inlet
the GT and, in both installations so far, outage
MS7001FA-(7FA.03) specifies performance at
conditions. A change in inlet temperature
has been less than one day. So when the
a firing temperature of 2420oF. However, due
resulted in a change in gas turbine base
plant is down for something else, we tie in
to its degradation, Powerphase estimated
output. Much care was taken to go through
and were done. There can be a month or
that the turbine was actually operating
the data and match up inlet temperatures as
two of relatively minor site work, the primary
at a firing temperature of 2370oF. This was
closely as possible to show the incremental
piece being the air pipe and fuel line. So its a
confirmed in site operations and validated
output at the same temperature. OEM inlet air
really simple installation and leads to unique
with a ThermoFlow model matching the site
temperature correction factors were not used,
opportunities in that we can do something like
operating conditions. This deviation had an
as they would scale the incremental output
the aircraft business does: power by the hour.
impact on both the turbines and the TPMs
up or down.
Most engines on airplanes are leased
performance. Powerphase noted that, if the
It was also observed that there were swings
rather than owned, he explains. You run it
turbine had been firing at 2420oF as designed,
in the turbines fuel flow for constant turbine
for a certain number of hours and turn it in,
the incremental output per TPM would have
output, which would indicate that either the
get a new one, and keep going like leasing
increased by 0.2 MW.
flow meter had some drift or fuel content was
a car. Our system is extremely quick to install
swinging during the testing.
or uninstall; the installation part is typically
Hitting targets
After the first injection into the turbine the
between 5 and 10 per cent of the overall cost
The initial performance test was conducted
hot commissioning phase was conducted,
to the customer, and we offer a leasing model.
on 28 July. The Turbophase system achieved
followed by the performance test. The first two
If youre putting an inlet chilling system
its output and heat rate targets of 4.5 MW per
weeks after the performance test were used to
on a GT youre buying it, and its only good for
TPM and 5 per cent heat rate improvement
address commissioning issues on the system.
that GT. Our system works on all of the GTs at
for a full installation. These values are based
In the weeks of operation, about 3.2 GWh
the plant that its piped to; we can pipe it to
on the measured performance corrected for
were produced by the TPMs and provided
all of them, and you can lease it for a short
firing temperature and extrapolated to a full
to the grid. The TPMs availability was above
period of time while building a new plant or
installation. Every day the system was turned
97 per cent.
just for the summer.This business model hasnt
on and off and you could see the incremental
At the as-found condition of the turbine,
been around the large frame GT business
each TPM added 4.25 MW at 8650 BTU/kWh
ever. There have been businesses like this for
At the customers request, a second
to the GT, for a total of 8.5 MW at 8100 heat
the aeros several of the OEMs offer mobile or
performance test was conducted in early
rate. (The fuel flow readings from the gas
relatively mobile aeroderivative engines but
September and confirmed the results of the first
turbine OEM flow meter are not accurate or
nothing on large frame GTs.
test. In both cases, the upgrade demonstrated
stable enough to confirm the heat rate output.
that a full installation of seven TPMs per turbine
Performance calculations showed the heat
would produce a 5 per cent fuel efficiency
rate closer to 8000 BTU/kWh.)
power and efficiency, says Kraft.
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Gas turbine filtration
A comparison of two gas turbines operating side-by-side at the same site shows the impact filtration can have
Credit: CLARCOR
The cost of
ineffective filtration
When selecting a high efficiency particulate air filtration solution, what factors
need to be considered to optimize turbine efficiency, reduce maintenance
frequency and give a better overall return on investment for a particular
installation? Steve Hiner has some answers.
as
turbine
filter
terms of lost MW output and more fuel burned.
directly
High efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters
impacts the efficiency of
offer greater levels of protection and so, in
One of the differences between microfibre
the turbine plant in terms
theory, will help to improve plant performance.
glass and ePTFE is the thickness of the media
of power output and
However, the use of finer filters also presents
used to achieve this. Microfibre glass filters use
heat rate loss.
challenges in terms of filter life. It has been
a deeper filtration layer whereas membrane
shown that standard filter efficiency ratings
solutions use a single, very thin layer. The
and an effective inlet filtration system is
from
filter
problem is that the reduced total filtration
vital to maintaining optimum performance
testing do not necessarily result in the same
volume means membrane technology can
and reducing the need for maintenance
performance when operated in the real world.
be more sensitive to blockage from moisture
shutdowns. Ineffective filtration solutions will
Moisture and hydrocarbons found at site can
and hydrocarbons.
lead to problems in turbine performance that
cause sudden blockages that may result in
Hydrocarbons can find their way into a
will require operator intervention. The level
pressure loss spikes and equipment downtime
turbine inlet as the result of many processes,
of impact will depend upon environmental
or damage.
including the by-products of combustion such
performance
inlet
Turbines consume vast amounts of air
standardized
laboratory-based
conditions on-site and this means that a
a higher filter efficiency requires finer media to

filter out smaller particulates.
as soot or unburnt fuel, oil vapour from lube
filtration solution needs to be designed with
Comparing performance
oil vents, and general atmospheric pollution.
an understanding of the local installation
Filter solutions may generally use either
When combined with moisture they can cause
conditions. Depending where the turbine
microfibre glass (glass fibre) or membrane
filters to block and, if the filter is not designed to
is installed, the filtration system may need
media, typically ePTFE, to achieve higher
handle this, blockages may occur very quickly
to handle sand, salt, dust, hydrocarbons,
HEPA
has
and without reasonable warning. As the
moisture or even snow and ice.
historically been the more popular choice
turbine strives to suck the air it needs through
Fine particles entering a turbine can stick
in industrial environments as it offers robust
its inlet, the filter blockage causes an increase
to turbine blades.This creates fouling which, as
and predictable filtration performance. ePTFE
in pressure drop. Sudden pressure loss spikes
it builds up, affects the turbines aerodynamic
membrane technology is relatively new to this
can result in costly unscheduled downtime or
performance. As output power reduces and
application, so how can operators determine
even damage to machinery or ductwork.
heat rate rises, the operator will need to take
which is best for their installation?
efficiency.
Microfibre
glass
ePTFE membranes have a thin, two-
the turbine offline to wash the compressor and
Both microfibre glass and ePTFE media
dimensional layer of high efficiency media
restore its performance. The reduced turbine
types can achieve HEPA level performance
which can quickly become blocked by
efficiency and the lost production time when
with (H)EPA ratings of E11 or E12 to the
moisture droplets. This media has been shown
it is taken offline have large cost impacts in
international standard EN1822. Fundamentally,
to be prone to sudden blockages and high
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Fibreglass is able to handle moisture better than membrane due to its thickness
Credit: CLARCOR
The difference between filters that are both

classified by manufacturers as hydrophobic
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differential pressure spikes. Plugging has been
are of a comparable size to the fine particles
seen to occur anywhere from as little as three
filtered by HEPA filters and so a mist or fog
Using the right glue, avoiding glue beads
weeks after installation and requires urgent
event is equivalent to a sandstorm of very
that may fall off once a filter is installed, and
remedial maintenance to prevent wider
fine particles causing similar effects in the
ensuring that the overall filter design is robust
system damage. It is this unpredictability which
filter, where the droplets get into the media
are important considerations. Features such as
means further research and development into
and clog it. Liquid droplets, once within the
seamless gaskets on filters also help to prevent
this type of technology is required to make it
matrix of the media, combine and would
leaks during operation. Frame materials
more robust for heavy industrial applications.
normally drain out, but when a filter is loaded
should always be selected to handle the
Microfibre glass media is around ten times
with hydrocarbon, this changes the surface
installations environmental conditions and
thicker than a typical ePTFE membrane. Its
tension on the media fibres.The water droplets
designed to remain robust after aging.
greater pore volume makes it naturally less
are then more likely to cling to the fibres and
prone to sudden blockages, while its depth
remain within the media matrix, causing
selecting a filtration solution is that standard
maintains an equivalent high particulate
blinding and a high pressure loss.
efficiency ratings do not necessarily reflect
efficiency. Any pressure loss increase across
useless.
One
problem
operators
face
when
how a filter will perform in the real world.
the system has been proven to happen
Filter construction
Current ratings are based on laboratory
much more slowly than with ePTFE, giving
Microfibre glass and membrane technology
testing that does not cover the wide variety of
the operator plenty of time to take action
achieve high efficiency filtration in different
conditions and environments a turbine may
and making this type of media much more
ways. Microfibre glass media uses its depth to
be subjected to.
predictable in its performance.
capture particles which have to travel through
Take, for example, the hydrophobicity of a
Why is the thicker media with greater pore
a tortuous path inside the matrix. Membranes,
filter: its ability to prevent liquid and salts from
volume less prone to blockage when moisture
however, use a thin layer of finer pores which
passing through, causing turbine corrosion
is present? First, lets define the moisture that
create a sieving effect. This means the pores
and accelerated fouling. This should be a
causes the problems. High humidity does not
inside the microfibre glass media are larger
major consideration for the power industry,
necessarily create an issue as this is not in
and small water droplets are more likely to
but there is no industry standard test to
droplet form and passes through the system
work their way through and, even if they
rate the performance of a filter in this area.
with the air. If there is a lot of water, perhaps
remain within the media, they are less likely to
CLARCOR uses a patented hydrophobic test
due to heavy rain, this is also not generally a
plug the higher volume of larger pores.
to determine the performance of its filters. It is
problem as the large water droplets bounce
As well as selecting an appropriate media
designed to test areas such as salt leaching
off the filter or drain down the surface of the
type, filters also need to be robust to ensure
and takes the filter through a total of nine wet/
media.
their reliability. If particulates are allowed to
dry cycles within a ten-day protocol to simulate
bypass the filter media, its efficiency rating is
filter performance in real-world installations.
Mist and fog, however, have droplets that
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INDUSTRIAL ELEVATORS
A major gas turbine supplier recently carried out comparative tests
on the performance of equivalent ePTFE membrane and microfibre
glass HEPA products. The tests covered overall efficiency, pressure loss,
hydrophobic performance, wet performance and the dust-holding
capacity of each technology. Microfibre glass filters showed equal or
better performance than ePTFE at a lower cost. The gas turbine supplier
then chose the microfibre glass filter as its filter of choice for its nextgeneration technology.
Overall, the real-world performance of gas turbine filters has
shown that, for the moment, microfibre glass technology offers a more
predictable and reliable solution than membranes such as ePTFE
media. It offers a higher pore volume which is less sensitive to plugging
with moisture and hydrocarbons while providing the same dust filtration
efficiency.
The predictable nature of microfibre glass filters means they have a
much longer life, with a gradual increase in pressure loss over time that
is less likely to trip turbines or require unexpected maintenance. They
offer a robust, lower-cost, longer-life (H)EPA filter solution.
Although ePTFE membrane filters can offer a typical lifespan of
two years, this is much shorter than microfibre glass equivalents. The
unpredictable nature of membrane filters further means they require
much closer monitoring and any change-out needs to happen
quickly to avoid damage to other systems. Overall, they may currently
appear to offer a good solution, but operators should take into account
maintenance frequency and lifetime costs when considering their
selection.
What may the future hold?

Industry experience indicates that microfibre glass technology offers
operators greater peace of mind with regard to predictable, reliable
turbine output.
For this reason, CLARCOR does not currently recommend the
use of ePTFE media on turbine installations. CLARCOR is an in-house
manufacturer of ePTFE membrane, uses it successfully in many of its
Efciency.
Made in Germany
other filtration products, and would like to be able to provide it for GT

inlet filtration but the global diversity in ambient air contaminants
makes its performance just too unpredictable today for use with gas
turbines.
As membrane technology continues to be developed, however,
improvements in its sensitivity to moisture and hydrocarbons may well
make it a good option in the future. Other materials such as nanofibres
also continue to be developed. These are synthetic polymer-based
media very similar to microfibre glass that may soon offer a further
viable alternative solution with HEPA filtration efficiency levels.
Testing standards continue to be researched and developed for
the implications of different environmental factors on the performance
of a filter and, therefore, the performance of turbines is more clearly
understood. Hopefully, in the near future, standards will give operators
a more comprehensive evaluation of how a filter will operate in the real
INDUSTRIAL ELEVATORS
GEDAs state of the art industrial rack &
pinion elevators have been specially designed for industrial use, including the
power generation industry, where there is
a growing need for safe, reliable vertical
transportation of personnel and material.
GEDA can offer several elevator options
to meet the service requirements of the
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boilers, chimneys, FGD, SCR, transfer
towers, crusher buildings, fly ash silos,
and precipitators.
world.
Steve Hiner is Chief Engineer, Gas Turbine Inlet Systems at CLARCOR
Industrial Air. www.clarcorindustrialair.com
www.geda.de
21
Gas Turbine Technical Specifications - Simple cycle
Manufacturer
Ansalso Energia
GE
22
Gross output
(MW)
Heat rate
(kJ/kWh)
Gross efficiency
(%)
Shaft speed (rpm)
Pressure
ratio
AE64.3A
78
9917
36.3
3000/3600
18.3
AE94.2
185
9945
36.2
3000
12
AE94.2K
170
9863
36.5
3000
12
AE94.3A
310
9045
39.8
3000
19.5
AE-T100
0.1
12,000
30
70,000
4.5
TM2500
34.3
10,197
35.3
3000
24.5
LM2500
23.8
10,606
33.9
3000
19
LM2500 DLE
22.4
10,167
35.4
3000
18.1
Model
LM2500+
30
10,154
35.5
3000
23.1
LM2500+ DLE
31.1
9674
37.2
3000
23.6
24.6
LM2500+ G4
34.5
10,209
35.3
3000
LM2500+ G4 DLE
33.4
9671
37.2
3000
24
LM6000PC
45.4
8973
40.1
3627
29.7
LM6000PC Sprint
51.1
8922
40.4
3627
31.5
LM6000PF
45
8573
42
3627
30.1
LM6000PF Sprint
50
8580
42
3627
31.6
LM6000PG
56
8974
40.1
3911
33.5
LM6000PG Sprint
59
9035
39.8
3911
34
LM6000PF+
53
8603
41.8
3911
32.1
LM6000PF+ Sprint
57
8693
41.4
3911
34
LMS100PA+
114
8319
43.3
3000
42.5
LMS100PB+
108
8204
43.9
3000
42.2
6B.03
44
10,740
33.5
5163
12.7
6F.01
52
9369
38.4
7266
21
6F.03
82
9991
36
5231
16.4
9E.03
132
10,403
34.6
3000
13.1
9E.04
145
9717
37
3000
12.3
GT13E2 2005
185
9524
37.8
3000
16.9
GT13E2 2012
203
9474
38
3000
18.2
9F.03
265
9517
37.8
3000
16.7
9F.04
281
9316
38.6
3000
16.9
9F.05
299
9295
38.7
3000
18.3
9F.06
342
8768
41.1
3000
20
9HA.01
429
8483
42.4
3000
22.9
9HA.02
519
8440
42.7
3000
23.8
TM2500
37.1
9676
37.2
3600
24.7
LM2500
24.8
10,265
35.1
3600
19
LM2500 DLE
23.2
9830
36.6
3600
18
LM2500+
31.8
9761
36.9
3600
23.1
LM2500+ DLE
31.9
9269
38.8
3600
23.1
LM2500+ G4
37.1
9676
37.2
3600
24.7
LM2500+ G4 DLE
34.5
9188
39.2
3600
23.6
LM6000PC
46
8924
40.3
3600
29.6
LM6000PC Sprint
52
8909
40.4
3600
31.3
LM6000PF
45
8543
42.1
3600
29.8
LM6000PF Sprint
50
8555
42.1
3600
31.4
LM6000PG
56
8993
40
3905
33.5
LM6000PG Sprint
59
9053
39.8
3905
34
LM6000PF+
53
8625
41.7
3905
32.1
LM6000PF+ Sprint
57
8711
41.3
3905
34
LMS100PA+
117
8190
44
3600
42.5
LMS100PB+
109
8172
44.1
3600
42.1
Exhaust
mass flow
(kg/s)
Exhaust
temperature
(C)
NOx emissions (ppmv)
215
573
555
541
540
750
Weight
(tonnes)
Dimensions
L x W x H (metres)
Notes
25
61
5.9 x 3.1 x 3
AE64.3A with gear (gas turbine 90 Hz)
25
233
10 x 4 x 3.7
545
25
190
10.2 x 4 x 3.7
576
25
317
10.8 x 5.1 x 4.9
0.8
270
15
2.77
3.9 x 0.9 x 1.8
92.5
517
25
112
32 x 3 x 4
71.3
530
25
113
17 x 3 x 3
68.4
547
15
113
17 x 3 x 3
DLE
89.5
493
25
113
17 x 3 x 3
Water injection
88.8
539
25
113
17 x 3 x 3
DLE
96.6
519
25
113
20 x 3 x 3
Water injection, gearbox
Performance with low heating value gas
Microturbine
Water injection
93
552
25
113
20 x 3 x 3
DLE, gearbox
129.7
436
25
305
20 x 4 x 5
135.3
449
25
305
20 x 4 x 5
127.3
457
15
305
20 x 4 x 5
DLE, gearbox
132.7
459
25
305
20 x 4 x 5
DLE, gearbox
143.4
470
25
305
20 x 4 x 5
144.4
480
25
305
20 x 4 x 5
135.3
500
25
305
20 x 4 x 5
DLE, gearbox
143.2
490
25
305
20 x 4 x 5
DLE, gearbox
231.2
422
25
897
34 x 24 x 15
Water injection
227
421
25
897
34 x 24 x 15
Water injection
145.1
548
100
13 x 4 x 4
Available in 50 Hz & 60 Hz
126.1
603
25
70
6x4x4
213.2
613
15
100
10 x 4 x 5
419.1
544
214
11 x 5 x 5
415.5
542
15
219
11 x 5 x 5
567.4
505
25
343
11 x 6 x 5
624.1
501
15
350
11 x 6 x 6
665
596
15
308
11 x 5 x 5
667.2
608
15
308
11 x 5 x 5
666.8
642
25
322
11 x 5 x 5
731.2
618
15
386
11 x 5 x 5
826.4
633
25
386
11 x 5 x 5
995.6
636
25
432
12 x 5 x 5
94.6
510
25
112
32 x 3 x 4
Water injection
71.2
525
25
113
17 x 3 x 3
Water injection
68.2
539
15
113
17 x 3 x 3
DLE
89.3
490
25
113
17 x 3 x 3
Water injection
87
526
25
113
17 x 3 x 3
DLE
96.5
510
25
113
20 x 3 x 3
Water injection
91.5
535
25
113
20 x 3 x 3
DLE
129
440
25
305
17 x 4 x 5
Water injection
133.9
455
25
305
17 x 4 x 5
Water injection
125.6
461
15
305
17 x 4 x 5
DLE
131.4
463
25
305
17 x 4 x 5
DLE
143.3
471
25
305
17 x 4 x 5
144.2
481
25
305
17 x 4 x 5
135.1
500
25
305
17 x 4 x 5
DLE, gearbox
143.1
490
25
305
17 x 4 x 5
DLE, gearbox
230.7
416
25
897
34 x 24 x 15
Water injection
226.8
418
25
897
34 x 24 x15
Water injection
23
Manufacturer
GE
(continued)
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE
24
Heat rate
(kJ/kWh)
Gross efficiency
(%)
Shaft speed (rpm)
Pressure
ratio
6B.03
44
6F.01
52
10,740
33.5
5163
12.7
9369
38.4
7266
6F.03
21.0
82
9991
36.0
5231
16.4
7E.03
91
10,614
33.9
3600
13.0
7F.04
198
9327
38.6
3600
16.7
7F.05
241
9052
39.8
3600
18.4
7F.06
270
8704
41.4
3600
22.1
7HA.01
280
8630
41.7
3600
21.6
7HA.02
346
8525
42.2
3600
23.1
GPB300D
30.1
8977
40.1
9330/5600 (gas
generator rotor/
power turbine
rotor
24.5
GPB180D
18.4
10,526
34.2
9420
18.3
GPB80D
7.8
10,714
33.6
13,800
15.9
13,800
15.9
GPB70D
6.7
12,000
30
GPB50D
4.8
10,905
33
GPB17D
1.7
13,382
26.9
21,965
10.5
THM1304-10N
10.5
11840
30.4
9000
10
THM1304-12N
12.5
11320
31.8
9000
11
MGT6100
6.63
11190
32.2
1500/1800
14
H-25(28)
28.13
10,527
34.2
7280
14.2
H-25(32)
32.3
10,338
34.8
7280
15.4
H-25(35)
37.69
10,288
35
7280
17.7
H-25(42)
42.03
9664
37.2
7280
17.5
H-50
57.45
9508
37.8
5040
19.5
H-100(100)
99.05
9806
36.7
3000
18.2
H-100(110)
112.44
9417
38.2
3000
19.3
M701DA
144.09
10,350
34.8
3000
14
M701F4
324.3
9027
39.9
3000
18
M701G2
334
9110
39.5
3000
21
M701F5
359
9000
40
3000
21
M701JAC
445
8783
41
3000
23
M701J
470
8783
41
3000
23
H-100(100)
101.32
9531
37.8
3600
18.1
M501DA
113.95
10,320
34.9
3600
14
M501F3
185.4
9740
37
3600
16
M501G1
267.5
9211
39.1
3600
20
M501GAC
276
9046
39.8
3600
20
M501JAC
310
< 8783
> 41
3600
23
M501J
327
8783
41
3600
23
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd
Siemens AG
Gross output
(MW)
Model
SGT-100
EG
5.05
11,914
30.2
17,384
14
SGT-100
EG
5.4
11,613
31
17,384
15.6
SGT-100
MD
5.7
10,948
32.9
13,000
14.9
SGT-200
MD
6.75
11,418
31.5
11,053
12.2
SGT-200
EG
7.68
10,906
33
10,950
12.3
SGT-300
EG
7.9
11,773
30.6
14,010
13.7
SGT-300
MD
8.4
10,265
35.1
11,500-12,075
13.8
SGT-300
MD
9.2
10,104
35.6
11,500
14.5
SGT-400
EG
12.9
10,355
34.8
9500
16.8
Exhaust
mass flow
(kg/s)
Exhaust
temperature
(C)
145.1
548
126.1
603
25
213.2
613
294.8
Dimensions
L x W x H (metres)
Notes
100
13 x 4 x 4
70
6x4x4
15
100
10 x 4 x 5
552
133
12 x 4 x 4
459.5
622
178
9x4x4
538.9
633
201
9x4x4
594.7
593
248
9x4x4
574.2
626
25
248
9x4x4
698.1
623
25
273
10 x 4 x 4
87.2
470
15
250
22 x 7.1 x 13.8
Two shaft gas turbine
59.8
542
15
190
18 x 4.9 x 9.8
Single shaft gas turbine
27.3
523
15
75
14.5 x 3.5 x 8.1
27
513
25
75
14.5 x 3.5 x 8.2
17.2
519
521
35
8.4 x 2.75 x 6.3
46.5
490
< 25 @ 70-100% load
77
16 x 3 x 5
Including generator
49.1
515
< 25 @ 70-100% load
77
16 x 4 x 6
Including generator
26.1
505
< 15 @ 50-100% load
90
552
60
744
Without inlet and exhaust losses
Weight
(tonnes)
96
561
50
744
112
556
53
844
111
556
55
844
151
564
75
844
292
534
175
12 5 5
50 Hz (without inlet and exhaust losses)
308
538
216
14 5 6
453
542
200
12.5 5.2 5.2
50 Hz
729
592
418
17 6 6
50 Hz
755
587
420
18 6 6
50 Hz
730
611
480
17 6 6
50 Hz
893
615
560
18 7 7
50 Hz
893
638
560
18 7 7
50 Hz
289
527
175
12 5 5
354
543
145
11.6 6 4.3
60 Hz
468
613
193
14 4.6 4.6
60 Hz
612
601
333
15 5.5 5.5
60 Hz
612
617
270
15 5.5 5.5
60 Hz
620
613
317
15 5.5 5.5
60 Hz
620
636
317
15 5.5 5.5
60 Hz
19.5
545
25
61.3
11 x 2.9 x 3.6
20.6
531
25
61.3
11 x 2.9 x 3.6
19.7
543
25
47.2
6.1 x 2.9 x 3.6
Weight & dimensions of mechanical drive package
29.3
466
25
56.2
12.5 x 2.4 x3.4
Weight & dimensions of gas turbine generator package
29.5
493
15
42.6
10.4 x 2.4 x 3.4
30.2
542
15
59
11.8 x 2.9 x 3.5
29.7
491
15
32
6.9 x 2.9 x 3.9
30.5
512
15
32
6.9 x 2.9 x 3.9
39.4
555
15
83.8
14 x 3.1 x 4.3
25
Manufacturer
Siemens AG
(continued)
26
Model
Gross output
(MW)
Heat rate
(kJ/kWh)
Gross efficiency
(%)
Shaft speed (rpm)
Pressure
ratio
SGT-400
EG
14.33
10,178
35.4
9500
18.9
SGT-400
MD
13.4
9943
36.2
9500
16.8
SGT-400
MD
14.92
9774
36.8
9500
18.9
SGT-500
EG
19.06
10,690
33.7
3600
13
SGT-500
MD
19.3
10,530
34.2
3450
13
SGT-600
EG
24.48
10,720
33.6
7700
14
SGT-600
MD
25.24
10,390
34.6
7700
14
SGT-700
EG
32.82
9675
37.2
6500
18.7
SGT-700
MD
33.67
9424
38.2
6500
18.7
SGT-750
EG
38.1
8953
40.2
6100
23.8
SGT-750
MD
39.3
8685
41.5
3050/6405
23.8
SGT-800
EG
47.5
9547
37.7
6608
20.4
SGT-800
EG
50.5
9389
38.3
6608
21
SGT-800
EG
53
9231
39
6608
21.4
SGT5-2000E
EG
187
9945
36.2
3000
12.8
SGT5-4000F
EG
307
9001
40
3000
18.8
SGT5-8000H
EG
400
8999
40
3000
19.2
SGT6-2000E
EG
117
10,239
35.2
3600
12
SGT6-5000F
EG
242
9230
39
3600
18.9
SGT6-8000H
EG
296
8999
40
3600
19.5
Industrial 501-K
EG
11,780
30.6
14,200
10.2
Industrial 501-K
EG
5.4
10,865
33.1
14,600
13.8
Industrial 501-K
EG
6.6
8549
42.1
14,600
10.2
Industrial RB211 G62 DLE EG
27.22
9904
36.3
4800
20.6
Industrial RB211 G62 DLE MD
27.94
9649
37.3
4800
20.6
Industrial RB211 G62 non-DLE MD
29.14
9542
37.7
4800
21.3
Industrial RB211 GT62 DLE EG
29.85
9589
37.5
4800
21.7
Industrial RB211 GT62 DLE MD
30.64
9342
38.5
4800
21.7
Industrial RB211 GT62 non-DLE MD
30.94
9338
38.6
4800
22
Industrial RB211 GT61 DLE EG
32.13
9159
39.3
4850
21.6
Industrial RB211 GT61 DLE MD
32.98
8923
40.3
4850
21.6
Industrial RB211 GT61 non-DLE MD
33.79
8913
40.4
4850
22.1
Industrial RB211 GT30 60 Hz EG
31.5
9901
36.4
3600
22.9
Industrial RB211 GT30 50 Hz EG
32.5
9549
37.7
3000
22.7
Industrial Trent 60 DLE MD
54.2
8256
43.6
3400
34.3
Industrial Trent 60 WLE MD
61.8
8592
41.9
3400
36.1
Industrial Trent 60 50Hz DLE EG
53.12
8488
42.4
3000
33.3
Industrial Trent 60 50Hz DLE ISI EG
63.51
8322
43.3
3000
37.9
Industrial Trent 60 50Hz WLE ISI EG
66
8669
41.5
3000
39
Industrial Trent 60 60Hz DLE EG
54.02
8465
42.5
3600
33.6
Industrial Trent 60 60Hz DLE ISI EG
61.84
8300
43.4
3600
36.2
Industrial Trent 60 60Hz WLE ISI EG
65.66
8760
41.1
3600
38
Exhaust
mass flow
(kg/s)
Exhaust
temperature
(C)
Weight
(tonnes)
44.3
540
15
39.4
555
15
44
540
97.9
Dimensions
L x W x H (metres)
Notes
83.8
14 x 3.1 x 4.3
40.1
7.3 x 3.1 x 4.3
15
40.1
7.3 x 3.1 x 4.3
369
42
210
20.6 x 4 x 4
97.9
369
42
71
14.1 x 4 x 4
81.3
543
25
150
18.8 x 4.6 x 4
81.3
543
25
59
11.7 x 4 x 4
95
533
15
169
18.8 x 4.6 x 4
95
533
15
63
11.7 x 4 x 4
113.8
458
15
175
20.3 x 4.8 x 4.1
113.8
458
15
76
12.3 x 4.3 x 4.1
132.8
541
15
290
27.9 x 7.3 x 15.1
134.2
553
15
290
27.9 x 7.3 x 15.1
137.2
551
15
290
27.9 x 7.3 x 15.1
558
536
25
189
10.3 x 4 x 4
Weight & dimensions of core turbine
723
579
25
312
10.8 x 5.2 x 4.8
869
627
25
445
12.6 x 5.5 x 5.5
368
532
25
108
9.1 x 3.3 x 3.3
576
600
219
10.1 x 4 x 4.6
640
630
25
289
10.5 4.3 x 4.3
15.4
560
25
35
9 x 2.7 x 3.1
21.3
494
25
35
9 x 2.7 x 3.1
18.4
530
25
35
9 x 2.7 x 3.1
91
501
25
150
16 x 3.3 x 5.4
91.3
501
25
99
9.2 x 4 x 5
93.4
500
99
9.2 x 4 x 5
95
503
25
150
16 x 3.3 x 5.4
95.4
503
25
99
9.2 x 4 x 5
96.1
501
99
9.2 x 4 x 5
94
510
25
150
16 x 3.3 x 5.4
93.8
510
25
99
9.2 x 4 x 5
95
510
99
9.2 x 4 x 5
99.8
512
150
16 x 3.3 x 5.4
98.5
508
150
16 x 3.3 x 5.4
154.4
440
25
105
12 x 4.7 x 5
164.2
422
25
105
12 x 4.7 x 5
155
433
25
208
29.6 x 4.7 x 5
177
416
25
208
29.6 x 4.7 x 5
180
416
25
208
29.6 x 4.7 x 5
158
431
25
208
29.6 x 4.7 x 5
168
421
25
208
29.6 x 4.7 x 5
172
426
25
208
29.6 x 4.7 x 5

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MD = Mechanical drive
27
Gas Turbine Technical Specifications - Combined cycle
Manufacturer
Ansaldo
Energia
Model
Net output
(MW)
Net Efficiency (%)
Heat rate
(kJ/kWh)
Pressure
ratio
Notes
1AE643-CC1S
115.8
53.76
6696
2AE643-CC1M
233
54.04
6662
ISO conditions with seawater condenser
1AE942-CC1M
277.5
54.58
6595
2AE942-CC1M
561.5
55.23
6518
1AE943-CC1S
456.3
58.84
6118
2AE943-CC1M
913.3
58.89
6113
1GT26-CC1S
502
60.1
5990
2GT26-CC1M
1004
60.1
5990

ISO conditions with sea water condenser
GE
28
LM2500 (2x1 CCPP)
70.2
50
7195
19
LM2500 (1x1 CCPP)
35
49.9
7221
19
LM2500 DLE (2x1 CCPP)
66.6
53.1
6785
18
LM2500 DLE (1x1 CCPP)
33.2
52.9
6811
18
LM2500+ (2x1 CCPP)
86.3
50.3
7161
23.1
LM2500+ (1x1 CCPP)
43
50.1
7184
23.1
LM2500+ DLE (2x1 CCPP)
88.2
54.4
6622
23.1
LM2500+ DLE (1x1 CCPP)
43.9
54.2
6645
23.1
LM2500+ G4 (2x1 CCPP)
100.9
50.9
7076
24.7
LM2500+ G4 (1x1 CCPP)
50.3
50.7
7099
24.7
LM2500+ G4 DLE (2x1 CCPP)
95.7
54.9
6560
23.6
LM2500+ G4 DLE (1x1 CCPP)
47.7
54.7
6583
23.6
TM2500 (2x1 CCPP)
98
50.9
7077
24.7
TM2500 (1x1 CCPP)
49
50.7
7100
24.7
LM6000PC (2x1 CCPP)
118
52.1
6916
29.6
LM6000PC (1x1 CCPP)
58.6
51.9
6935
29.6
LM6000PC Sprint (2x1 CCPP)
133
52.2
6891
31.3
LM6000PC Sprint (1x1 CCPP)
66
52.1
6911
31.3
LM6000PF (2x1 CCPP)
117
55.4
6500
29.8
LM6000PF (1x1 CCPP)
58
55.2
6520
29.8
LM6000PF Sprint 25 (2x1 CCPP)
129
54.8
6563
31.4
LM6000PF Sprint 25 (1x1 CCPP)
64
54.7
6583
31.4
LM6000PG (2x1 CCPP)
146
52.4
6874
33.5
LM6000 PG (1x1 CCPP)
73
52.2
6895
33.5
LM6000 PG Sprint (2x1 CCPP)
153
52.2
6891
34
LM6000 PG Sprint (1x1 CCPP)
76
52.1
6912
34
LM6000 PF+ (2x1 CCPP)
140
56.1
6420
32.1
LM6000 PF+ (1x1 CCPP)
70
55.9
6441
32.1
LM6000 PF+ Sprint (2x1 CCPP)
149
54.9
6555
34
LM6000 PF+ Sprint (1x1 CCPP)
74
54.7
6575
34
LMS100 PA+ (2x1 CCPP)
273
51.9
6934
42.5
LMS100 PA+ (1x1 CCPP)
136
51.8
6953
42.5
LMS100 PB+ (2x1 CCPP)
256
52.5
6861
42.1
LMS100 PB+ (1x1 CCPP)
128
52.3
6880
42.1
6B.03 (2x1 CCPP)
67
51.5
6995
12.7
6B.03 (1x1 CCPP)
135
51.7
6963
12.7
6F.01 (2x1 CCPP)
76
56.6
6362
21
6F.01 (1x1 CCPP)
154
56.9
6330
21
6F.03 (2x1 CCPP)
124
55.4
6499
16.4
6F.03 (1x1 CCPP)
250
55.9
6436
16.4
7E.03 (2x1 CCPP)
141
52
6921
13
7E.03 (1x1 CCPP)
283
52.3
6890
13
7F.04 (2x1 CCPP)
302
59.2
6077
16.7
7F.04 (1x1 CCPP)
609
59.8
6024
16.7
Model
Net output
(MW)
Net Efficiency (%)
Heat rate
(kJ/kWh)
Pressure
ratio
7F.05 (2x1 CCPP)
376
60.3
5972
18.4
7F.05 (1x1 CCPP)
756
60.3
5972
18.4
7F.06 (2x1 CCPP)
394
60.4
5961
22.1
7F.06 (1x1 CCPP)
792
60.7
5929
22.1
7HA.01 (2x1 CCPP)
419
61.8
5824
21.6
7HA.01 (1x1 CCPP)
842
62
5803
21.6
7HA.02 (2x1 CCPP)
509
62
5803
23.1
7HA.02 (1x1 CCPP)
1021
62.3
5782
23.1
THM1304-10N
10.5
Case by case
11,840
10
Power output gas turbine only
THM1304-12N
12.5
Case by case
11,320
11
MGT6100
6.63
Case by case
11,190
14
MPCP1(H-25(28))
41.7
50.9
7065
1 H-25(28)
MPCP2(H-25(28))
84.4
51.6
6972
2 H-25(28)
MPCP1(H-25(32))
47.4
51.3
7005
1 H-25(32)
MPCP2(H-25(32))
95.9
52
6917
2 H-25(32)
MPCP1(H-25(35))
55.1
51.4
6994
1 H-25(35)
MPCP2(H-25(35))
111.4
52
6919
2 H-25(35)
MPCP1(H-25(42))
59.3
52.8
6808
1 H-25(42)
MPCP2(H-25(42))
120.2
53.6
6717
2 H-25(42)
MPCP1(H-50)
82.3
54.4
6607
1 H-50
MPCP2(H-50)
166.8
55.2
6515
2 H-50
MPCP1(H-100(100))
143.7
53.5
6728
1 H-100(100), 50 Hz
MPCP2(H-100(100))
289.0
53.8
6688
2 H-100(100), 50 Hz
MPCP1(H-100(110))
157.5
54.4
6610
1 H-100(110), 50 Hz
MPCP2(H-100(110))
323.8
55.9
6430
2 H-100(110), 50 Hz
MPCP1 (M701)
213.2
51.4
7000
1 M701DA, 50 Hz
MPCP2 (M701)
427.9
51.6
6974
2 M701DA, 50 Hz
MPCP3 (M701)
647
51.8
6947
3 M701DA. 50 Hz
MPCP1 (M701F4)
479.4
60
6000
1 M701F4, 50 Hz
MPCP2 (M701F4)
961.7
60.2
5981
2 M701F4, 50 Hz
MPCP1 (M701F5)
526.6
61
5902
1 M701F5, 50 Hz
MPCP2 (M701F5)
1056.5
61.2
5883
2 M701F5, 50 Hz
MPCP1 (M701G)
499.5
59.3
6071
1 M701G2, 50 Hz
Manufacturer
GE
(continued)
MAN Diesel &

Turbo SE
Mitsubishi
Hitachi Power
Systems, Ltd
Notes
MPCP2 (M701G)
1002.4
59.5
6051
2 M701G2, 50 Hz
MPCP1 (M701JAC)
652
> 61
< 5902
1 M701JAC, 50 Hz
MPCP1 (M701J)
682.1
61.7
5835
1 M701J, 50 Hz
MPCP1(H-100(100))
144
53.9
6670
1 H-100(100), 60 Hz
MPCP2(H-100(100))
289.6
54.2
6631
2 H-100(100), 60 Hz
MPCP1 (M501)
168
51.4
7000
1 M501DA, 60 Hz
MPCP2 (M501)
337.3
51.6
6974
2 M501DA, 60 Hz
MPCP3 (M501)
507.8
51.8
6947
3 M501DA, 60 Hz
MPCP1 (M501F)
286
57.1
6305
1 M501F3, 60 Hz
MPCP2 (M501F)
574
57.3
6283
2 M501F3, 60 Hz
MPCP1 (M501G)
400.1
58.4
6165
1 M501G1, 60 Hz
MPCP2 (M501G)
803
58.6
6144
2 M501G1, 60 Hz
MPCP1 (M501GAC)
413.7
59.5
6051
1 M501GAC, 60 Hz
MPCP2 (M501GAC)
828.6
59.6
6041
2 M501GAC, 60 Hz
MPCP1 (M501JAC)
451.4
> 61
< 5902
1 M501JAC, 60 Hz
MPCP1 (M501J)
471.5
61.5
5854
1 M501J, 60 Hz
MPCP2 (M501J)
945.8
61.7
5835
2 M501J, 60 Hz
29
Manufacturer
SIemens AG
30
Model
Net output
(MW)
Net Efficiency (%)
Heat rate
(kJ/kWh)
Notes
SCC-600 1x1
35.9
49.9
7220
1 x SGT-600
SCC-600 2x1
73.3
50.9
7071
2 x SGT-600
SCC-700 1x1
45.2
52.3
6876
1 x SGT-700
SCC-700 2x1
91.6
53.1
6778
2 x SGT-700
SCC-750 1X1
49.4
52.1
6909
1 x SGT-750
SCC-750 2X1
99.4
52.7
6831
2 x SGT-750
SCC-800 1x1
66.6
53.8
6693
1 x SGT-800
SCC-800 2x1
135.4
54.7
6583
2 x SGT-800
SCC-800 3x1
203.5
54.8
6569
3 x SGT-800
SCC-800 1x1
71.4
55.1
6530
1 x SGT-800
SCC-800 2x1
143.6
55.4
6494
2 x SGT-800
SCC-800 3x1
215.7
55.5
6485
3 x SGT-800
SCC-800 1x1
74
55.6
6475
1 x SGT-800
SCC-800 2x1
150
56.2
6406
2 x SGT-800
SCC5-2000E 1x1
275
53.3
6755
1 x SGT5-2000E,
dual pressure, no reheat
SCC5-2000E 2x1
551
53.3
6755
2 x SGT5-2000E,
SCC5-4000F 1S
445
58.7
6133
1 x SGT5-4000F,
triple pressure, reheat
SCC5-4000F 2x1
890
58.7
6133
2 x SGT5-4000F,
SCC5-8000H 1S
600
> 60
< 6000
1 x SGT5-8000H,
SCC5-8000H 2x1
1200
> 60
< 6000
2 x SGT5-8000H,
SCC6-2000E 1X1
174
52.2
6893
1 x SGT6-2000E,
SCC6-2000E 2X1
347
52.2
6901
2 x SGT6-2000E,
SCC6-5000F 1X1
360
58.1
6193
1 x SGT6-5000F,
SCC6-5000F 2X1
725
58.6
6138
2 x SGT6-5000F,
SCC6-8000H 1S
440
> 60
< 6000
1 x SGT6-8000H,
SCC6-8000H 2X1
880
> 60
< 6000
2 x SGT6-8000H,
Industrial RB211-G62 DLE
38
50.2
7175
1x Ind. RB211-G62 DLE,

dual pressure unfired
Industrial RB211-GT62 DLE
40
51.4
7005
1x Ind. RB211-GT62 DLE,

Industrial RB211-GT61 DLE
43
52.8
6820
1x Ind. RB211-GT61 DLE,

Industrial Trent 60 DLE 50 Hz
65.4
53.6
6718
1 x Ind. Trent 60 DLE,

Industrial Trent 60 DLE ISI 50 Hz
77.7
53.4
6736
1 x Ind. Trent 60 DLE ISI,

Industrial Trent 60 WLE ISI 50 Hz
82.9
51.2
7022
1 x Ind. Trent 60 WLE ISI,

Industrial Trent 60 DLE 60 Hz
66.4
53.5
6725
1 x Ind. Trent 60 DLE,

Industrial Trent 60 DLE ISI 60 Hz
75.5
53.5
6727
1 x Ind. Trent 60 DLE ISI,

Industrial Trent 60 WLE ISI 60 Hz
80.3
50.7
7093
1 x Ind. Trent 60 WLE ISI,

Steam Turbine Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
Ansaldo
Energia
Dresser-Rand
GE
MAN Diesel &

Turbo SE
Model
Type/Application
Power
rating
(MW)
Shaft speed
(rpm)
Dimensions
L x W x H (metres)
Inlet temp.
(oC)
Inlet
pressure
(bar)
Notes
GT series
Geothermal
20-150
3000/3600
Up to 240
Up to 20
1 to 2 cylinder
Non-reheat,
1-cylinder
MT10
Combined Cycle, Fossil, Solar
40-250
3000/3600
Up to 565
Up to
140
MT20
Combined Cycle, Fossil,

Cogeneration
150-350
3000/3600
Up to
565/565
Up to
170
Non-reheat, 2
to 3 cylinder
MT15
Combined Cycle, Fossil, Solar
90-300
3000/3600
Up to
565/565
Up to
170
Reheat,
2-cylinder
RT30
Combined Cycle, Fossil,

Cogeneration
150-400
3000/3600
Up to
600/620
Up to
300
Reheat, 3 to 4
cylinder
RT70
Fossil
400-1000
3000/3600
Up to
600/620
Up to
300
Reheat, 4 to 5
cylinder
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(4 models)
Standard Single Stage
0.75
6000
440
46
RLHA/B
1.87
6300
510
62
500/700
2.6
12,000
480
62
0.67
5500
440
45
GSA
2.2
7000
480
62
2TA
Engineered Single Stage
3.4
15,000
530
138
AVT..TW..
4.5
13,000
525
150
GTW
14,500
525
150
Standard Multistage
4.85
10,000
412
28
Standard Multistage
10,000
454
45
Engineered Multistage
25
15,000
483
62
B*
Standard Multistage
11
8500
500
60
TT14
5.2
17,000
483
44
EMD
80
13,000
565
138
ETG
100
5000
565
138
D650
Combined Cycle
150-700
3000-3600
Depending on
configuration
600/600
185
D600
Combined Cycle
180-700
3000-3600
Depending on
configuration
600/600
166
600/600
185
A650
Combined Cycle
85-300
3000-3600
Depending on
configuration
D400
Combined Cycle
180-700
3000-3600
Depending on
configuration
600/600
124
A450
Combined Cycle
85-300
3000-3600
Depending on
configuration
600/600
124
565
140
Non-reheat
D200
Combined Cycle
200-340
3000-3600
Depending on
configuration
A200
Combined Cycle
70-220
3000-3600
Depending on
configuration
565
140
Non-reheat
Standard
Power Generation
2-160
540
140
50 Hz/60 Hz
Low pressure
Power Generation
5-90
Saturated
steam
1-20
50 Hz/60 Hz
Air turbines
Compressed Air Energy Storage
540
140
50 Hz/60 Hz
MARC 1
Power Generation
2-4
450
65
50 Hz
MARC 2
Power Generation
5-10
520
90
50 Hz
MARC 4
Power Generation
8-20
520
120
50 Hz
MARC 6
Power Generation
16-40
530
120
50 Hz
31
Steam Turbine Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
Siemens AG
Model
Type/Application
Power
rating
(MW)
Shaft speed
(rpm)
Dimensions
L x W x H (metres)
Inlet temp.
(oC)
Inlet pressure
(bar)
SST-040
Up to 0.3
2.5 x 1.5 x 2
(typical dimensions)
Up to 400
Up to 40
SST-050
Up to 0.75
1 x 1 x 1.3
Up to 500
Up to 101
SST-060
Up to 6
1.5 x 2.5 x 2.5

Up to 530
Up to 131
SST-110
Up to 7
6 x 2.8 x 3.2
Up to 530
Up to 131
SST-111
Up to 12
8x4x4
Up to 530
Up to 131
SST-150
Up to 20
Up to 13,300
12 x 4 x 5
Up to 505
Up to 103
SST-300
Up to 50
Up to 12,000
12 x 4 x 5
Up to 520
Up to 120
SST-400
Up to 65
Up to 8000
18 x 8.5 x 5.5
Up to 540
Up to 140
SST-500
Up to 100
Up to 15,000
19 x 6 x 5
Up to 400
Up to 30
Up to 565
Up to 165
SST-600
Up to 150
Up to 18,000
19 x 6 x 5
SST-700
Up to 175
Up to 13,200
22 x 15 x 6
Up to 585
Up to 165
SST-800
Up to 250
Up to 3600
20 x 8.5 x 6
Up to 565
Up to 165
20 x 11 x 10
Up to 580
Up to 165
565
177
SST-900
Up to 250
Up to 3600
SST-3000 series
Combined Cycle
90 to 250
3000 to 3600
Coal-fired Steam Power Plant
120 to 650
SST-5000 series
SST-6000 series
32
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120 to 650
Coal-fired Steam Power Plant
300 to
1200
3000 to 3600
610
177
3000 to 3600
600
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VibroSystM Inc
Drives
dampers
SIPOS Aktorik GmbH
electronic
Igel Electric GmbH
fluid
mechanical
Power Jacks Ltd
Siemens Turbomachinery Equipment
GmbH
other
Power Jacks Ltd
variable speed
ELIN Motoren GmbH
SIPOS Aktorik GmbH
Ducts
BaghouseDuctDesign.com
Fabricated Plastics Ltd
Fans
Howden North America
Process Equipment - Barron Industries
Filters and filtration

systems
AAF International
AAF Ltd
Anping Senming Wire Mesh Co Ltd
Aquatech International Corp
Bilfinger Gerber GmbH
CCI Thermal Technologies Inc
Chemviron Carbon
CLARCOR Industrial Air
Colfax Fluid Handling
Contec GmbH
Dahlman Renewable Technology BV
Defitec SPRL
Evoqua Water Technologies
FLSmidth Wadgassen GmbH
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies
Hilliard Corp
Nordic Air Filtration A/S
Novum Glass LLC
Plenty Filters, An SPX FLOW Brand
Plenty Process Filtration, An SPX FLOW
Brand
QUA Group LLC
ROBLICORP
Siemens AG
SPX FLOW Inc
SPX FlOW Technology USA Dollinger
Tecam Group
Gas turbine inlet cooling

AAF International
AAF Ltd

Dectron Internationale Inc
FP Turbomachinery BV
FP Turbomachinery Consultants GmbH
Mee Industries Inc
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems
Europe GmbH
Petrotech Inc
SPIG SpA
Tower Performance Inc
Valutech Inc
Gas turbine parts,

components and
accessories
Allied Power Group LLC
Ansaldo Thomassen BV
Armstrong-Hunt Inc
Canyonwest Cases
EagleBurgmann KE A/S
Flexible Specialty Products
Fluid Energy Controls Inc
GE
GE Oil & Gas
HARCO Laboratories Inc
Lucchini Mam Forge
Maximum Turbine Support Inc
MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg
GmbH
Nord-Lock Inc
Paradigm Precision
PowerTurbineLVDT.com
ProEnergy
PSM - an Alstom Co
PW Power Systems Inc
Siemens AG
Turbine Efficiency
Turbo Parts LLC
Unison
Universal AET
Wikov Gear
Gas turbines
Ansaldo Energia SpA
(See advertisement on page C2)
APR Energy
Belyea Co Inc
Capstone Turbine Corp
Dresser-Rand
GE Oil & Gas
Holland-Controls BV
(Orenda)
MAN Diesel & Turbo
MAPNA Group
Mee Industries Inc
Mid-America Engine Inc
Europe GmbH

GmbH
OPRA Turbines
REINTJES GmbH
Siemens AG
Siemens Energy Inc
Solar Turbines Inc
Turbine Efficiency
Wabash Power Equipment Co
Gasification systems
Boson Energy SA
Outotec
Siemens AG
Gears
Automationdirect.com
Philadelphia Gear, a Timken Brand
Power Jacks Ltd
Generators
Atlas Copco
BRUSH Group
BRUSH HMA BV
BRUSH SEM sro
DFME
Electro Composites (2008) ULC
GUGLER Water Turbines GmbH
INDAR
Indeck Keystone Energy LLC
Linz Electric SpA
Europe GmbH
Nextech Engineering
Patten CAT
Siemens AG
Standby Generators
Teksan Generator
Wasserkraft Volk AG
Heat exchangers
AMECO USA
AMETEK Fluoropolyer Products
Armstrong-Hunt Inc
Bowman Heat Exchangers
FACO SpA
Process Technology
SPX FLOW Inc
Valutech Inc
Vooner FloGard Corp
Heat recovery systems/

HRSGs
ATCO Emissions Management
Babcock Power Inc
Belyea Co Inc
Cleaver-Brooks Engineered Boiler
Systems
Exergy SpA
Rentech Boiler Systems Inc
XERVON Energy GmbH
Heaters
AMWEI Thermistor
Armstrong-Hunt Inc

Chromalox
Process Technology
Indicators
flow
iCenta Controls Ltd
Magnetrol International Inc
Monitor Technologies LLC
level
Clark-Reliance Corp
iCenta Controls Ltd
Orion Instruments LLC
temperature
vibration
Beran Instruments Ltd
Metrix Instrument Co
SETPOINT
Inspection equipment
H&L Instruments LLC
Ofil Ltd
Instruments, measuring
Bandweaver Ltd
DEIF A/S
Global Monitoring
HIOKI EE Corp
KROHNE
Mors Smitt BV
Muis Controls Ltd
Optocon AG
Technidea Corp/ZIPLEVEL
TEMP-PRO Inc
TEMTO Technology Co Ltd
Vaisala Ltd
Insulation
Leak detection
Bandweaver Ltd
Day & Zimmermann
Liners and linings

Lube-oil systems
HYD&AU
Roper Pump Co
VISA Petrochemical Products Ltd
Lubricants
ExxonMobil Lubricants & Petroleum
Specialties
Lubrication Engineers Inc
Shell Lubricants
Microturbines
G-Team as
MECOS AG
Monitoring equipment
combustion control
AMETEK Land Instruments
BFI Automation GmbH
Siemens AG
continuous emission monitoring

equipment
AMETEK Power Instruments
Siemens AG
Turner Envirologic
emissions
IMR Environmental Equipment Inc
Yara International ASA
general
Dynamic Ratings Inc
Environment One Corp
MapEx Performance Monitoring
Novum Glass LLC
Vaisala Ltd
Xantrex Technology Inc
temperature
Dynamic Ratings Inc
Roctest Ltd
Vaisala Ltd
VibroSystM Inc
Nitrogen oxide control

systems
ATCO Emissions Management
Babcock & Wilcox
Babcock Power Environmental Inc
Cormetech Inc
Haldor Topsoe Inc
LAB SA Groupe CNIM
Mobotec
Nationwide Boiler Inc
Siemens AG
Turner Envirologic
Wahlco Inc
Noise measurement and

control
Alara-Lukagro Noise Control Solutions
Oil
cleaning systems
Contec GmbH
conditioning equipment
Shell Lubricants
oil/water separators
Hilliard Corp
Piping
BEUMER Group GmbH & Co KG
Edgen Murray
HYD&AU
Lucchini Mam Forge
Methos Srl
NEM Energy BV
Tioga Pipe Supply Co Inc
Unison
Vallourec
Victaulic

Rochem Technical Services
Steam generators
Pressure monitoring,
measuring
KROHNE
Mueller Systems
Roctest Ltd
Pumps
ANDRITZ
Atlas Copco
Bran & Luebbe, An SPX FLOW Brand
Flowserve Corp FCD
FLSmidth Inc
GE Oil & Gas
Gorman-Rupp Co
Johnson Pump, An SPX FLOW Brand
KRAL AG
ROBLICORP
Roper Pump Co
SPX FLOW Inc
Remote monitoring
DEIF A/S
Global Monitoring
GP Strategies Corp
SETPOINT
Siemens AG
Vaisala Ltd
VibroSystM Inc
Safety equipment
EARMARK
Haws Integrated
HEMCO Corp
Lightning Eliminators & Consultants Inc
Nord-Lock Inc
Tech Products Inc
Vigil Antislip
Zigma Ground Solutions
Seals
Flowserve Corp FCD
James Walker
SKF Sealing Solutions Austria GmbH
Turbo Parts LLC
Sensors
AMWEI Thermistor
Infolytica Corp
Jaquet North America Inc
Meggitt Piezo Technologies
Mors Smitt BV
Unison
Spray nozzles
Air & Water Systems
BERTSCHenergy Josef Bertsch

Gesellschaft GmbH & Co KG
Bosch Industriekessel GmbH
Boson Energy SA
Cleaver-Brooks Engineered Boiler
Systems
CMI Energy
Hurst Boiler & Welding Co Inc
M+M Turbinen-Technik GmbH
NEM Energy BV
Siemens AG
Steam turbine parts,

components and
accessories
Dresser-Rand
Siemens AG
Turbo Parts LLC
Steam turbines
Ansaldo Energia SpA
Belyea Co Inc
Doosan Power Systems Americas
Dresser-Rand
Fincantieri SpA
G-Team as
MAN Diesel & Turbo
MAPNA Group
Europe GmbH
Siemens AG
Siemens Energy Inc
Siemens Turbomachinery Equipment
GmbH
Test equipment
AMETEK
CIC Research
Crestchic Ltd
Doble Engineering Co
Greenlee Communications
HIOKI EE Corp
Optocon AG
Torque conversion
Valve actuators
AUMA Riester GmbH & Co KG
Edgen Murray
Rotork Plc
Valves
ball
Baiqiang Valve Group Co Ltd
CIRCOR Energy
35
CONVAL
NACB LLC
SPX FLOW Inc
Swagelok
butterfly
FLSmidth Inc
Meggitt Control Systems
SIPOS Aktorik GmbH

relief safety
CIRCOR Energy
CONVAL
ROBLICORP
rotary
solenoid
check
CONVAL
JASC Jansens Aircraft Systems Controls
Inc
NACB LLC
Swagelok
control
CIRCOR Energy
Continental Controls Corp
CONVAL
Flowserve Corp FCD
fuel metering
Inc
gate
CONVAL
Everlasting Valve Co
Flowserve Corp FCD
NACB LLC
Stock Equipment Co Inc
globe angle
CONVAL
NACB LLC
isolation
CIRCOR Energy
Membrana
spherical
Schenck Process UK Ltd
Vibration
analysis
HTRI EMEA
HTRI Japan
SETPOINT
Siemens AG
control
Siemens AG
monitoring
SETPOINT
Siemens AG
VibroSystM Inc
Wear resistant coatings

and parts
Duromar Inc
Nord-Lock Inc
Vigil Antislip
SERVICES
needle
Swagelok
Dr Thiedig GmbH & Co KG
nuclear qualified
CONVAL
other
CONVAL
CU Services LLC
Nextech Engineering
plug
CONVAL
Turbo Parts LLC
positioners
CONVAL
Flowserve Corp FCD
36
Aftermarket parts and

services
ABB Turbo Systems Ltd
Allen-Sherman-Hoff
ap+m
Armatech Eromutechnika KFT
AVC Specialists Inc
BEUMER Corp
BEUMER Group GmbH & Co KG
BRUSH Group
Defitec SPRL
Detroit Stoker Co
Hamon
ICTC Pvt Ltd
Inc
Jasper Electric Motors Inc
KATIKA ENERGY Ltd
Kinectrics
KROHNE
ProEnergy
Siemens AG
Sulzer Turbo Services Venlo BV
Zeeco Inc
Air compressors,
overhaul and repair
API Services
Siemens AG
Air pollution control

services
Albemarle Corp
IMTEK | NoOdor.com
Kiewit
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Sealeze
Siemens AG
Tecam Group
Universal AET
URS
Alignment/balancing
Analytical testing
Kinectrics
Bearings
Calibration
Griffin Turbine and Generator Services
Ltd
HYTORC
Cleaning services
George H Bodman Inc
Coating application
Brand Energy and Infrastructure
Services
Cogeneration
Dynamic Systems Inc
Project Risk Ltd
Topomaster Ltd
TOTEM Energy srl
Vireo Energy Financial
Combustion diagnostics
and testing
OUESTime CONSULTING
PSM - an Alstom Co
SAS Global Corp
Zeeco Inc
Condensers
cleaning
Specialised Overhaul Service P/L
repair
retubing
Day & Zimmermann
Niagara Wet Surface Air Coolers
Control system design

and maintenance
Doosan HF Controls
Holland-Controls BV
Nol-Tec Systems Inc
Raymar Telenetics
Corrosion control and

monitoring
Nalco
Structural Integrity Associates Inc
Fans
rebuilding
repair
Sealeze
Sko-Die Inc
Gas turbine inlet cooling

design/engineering
AAF International
Kiewit
maintenance/repair
AAF International
GE Optimization & Control
Gas turbines
blade repair
BWD Turbines Ltd
Chromalloy
EthosEnergy
H&L Instruments LLC
Liburdi Turbine Services Inc
MAPNA Group
Americas Inc
Power Machines OJSC
PSM - an Alstom Co
Turbine Efficiency
Turbotect Ltd
installation
Ansaldo Energia SpA
ap+m
Americas Inc
Nynas AB
RR Projects
Siemens AG
maintenance
ap+m
Chromalloy
EthosEnergy
ITH Engineering Inc
Americas Inc
GmbH
Sulzer
Turbine Efficiency
overhauling
Chromalloy
EthosEnergy
GE Oil & Gas
Americas Inc
Turbine Efficiency
rebuilding
EthosEnergy
Americas Inc
servicing
ap+m
Chromalloy
EthosEnergy
Specialties
GE
Ltd
Gear repair
Generators
design
CMI Energy
INDAR
National Electric Coil
Power Machines OJSC
SENSOPLAN GmbH
Standby Generators
Teksan Generator
maintenance
Ltd
INDAR
Mersen
Power Machines OJSC
Powertech Labs Inc
Ring Power Corp
SENSOPLAN GmbH
Sheldon Andrews Inc
Siemens AG
Standby Generators
Teksan Generator
rebuilding
INDAR
Patten CAT
Ring Power Corp
SENSOPLAN GmbH
Sheldon Andrews Inc
Sko-Die Inc
Teksan Generator
repair
GE
INDAR
Patten CAT
Ring Power Corp
SENSOPLAN GmbH
Sheldon Andrews Inc
Standby Generators
Teksan Generator
rewinding
Powertech Labs Inc
SENSOPLAN GmbH
Sulzer
Heat exchangers
inspection
Valutech Inc
retubing
ESCO Tool Co
tube cleaning
Specialised Overhaul Service P/L
Heat recovery/HRSGs
Exergy SpA
FACO SpA
Kuttner LLC (also Kuttner North
America)
Structural Integrity Associates Inc
Inspection services
Buckley Industrial Ltd
Dacon Inspection Services
Day & Zimmermann
Lightning Eliminators & Consultants Inc
Nel Pretech
Ofil Ltd
Topomaster Ltd
Instrumentation and
control systems
calibration
Sensor Developments Inc
maintenance
GmbH
Life extension services

BWD Turbines Ltd
MAPNA Group
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Shell Lubricants
URS
Lube oil
Specialties
Shell Lubricants
Maintenance services
Caterpillar Energy Solutions GmbH
CEYM
Doosan Babcock Ltd
Ingeteam Power Technology SA
KATIKA ENERGY Ltd
MAPNA Group
Metso Power
GmbH
ProEnergy
RR Projects
Technology Transfer Services
TNB Repair and Maintenance Sdn
Bhd
Topomaster Ltd
Torresol Energy
Mechanical failure
analysis
Steam generators,
nuclear
TransGlobal Energy Inc
Westinghouse Electric Co
Steam turbines
aligning
EthosEnergy
TMS Turbomaschinenservice GmbH
blade repair
EthosEnergy
Power Machines OJSC
installation
Huggenberger AG
Metal fabricating and

machining
Dynamic Systems Inc
METKA
Paradigm Precision
Sko-Die Inc
Ansaldo Energia SpA

RR Projects
maintenance
Monitoring
Advanced Energy
CITI - Corona Inspection Training
Institute
Huggenberger AG
MapEx Performance Monitoring
PSM - an Alstom Co
Raymar Telenetics
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
Inc
VibroSystM Inc
Outage services
AREVA
CEYM
Climax Portable Machining &
Welding Systems
Kinectrics
SIPOS Aktorik GmbH
Pumps and compressors

overhauling
EthosEnergy
GE
ITH Engineering Inc
Sulzer
overhauling
EthosEnergy
Siemens AG
rebuilding
EthosEnergy
Siemens AG
testing
Ansaldo Energia SpA
EthosEnergy
Valves
ANDRITZ
rebuilding
reconditioning
ANDRITZ

Valutech Inc
repair
ANDRITZ
Roper Pump Co
repairing
Repair services, general

ANDRITZ
Sulzer
TNB Repair and Maintenance Sdn
Bhd
Steam generators,
maintenance and repair
CMI Energy
Doosan Babcock Ltd

Powertech Labs Inc

Welding Systems
Inc
testing
Vibration control
monitoring
37
Company
Classified Listing
AAF International
Allen-Sherman-Hoff
ANDRITZ
Armstrong-Hunt Inc
Gas Turbine Division, 9920 Corporate

Campus Dr, Suite 2200, Louisville, KY
40223, USA, +1-502-637-0408,
lcoleman@aafintl.com,
www.aafgtsolutions.com
Contact: Inside Sls, Lee Coleman
(div of Diamond Power International Inc),

457 Creamery Way, Exton, PA 19341,
USA, +1-484-875-1600,
www.diamondpower.com/divisions/
allen-sherman-hoff.aspx
Pumps Div, Stattegger Str 18, Graz 8045

Austria, +43-316-6902-2873,
martin.unterkreuter@andritz.com,
www.andritz.com/pumps
Contact: Head Sls Engineered Pumps,
Martin Unterkreuter
AAF Ltd
10131 Mills Rd, Houston, TX 77070,

USA, +1-281-444-3535,
dbartlett@alliedpg.com,
www.alliedpg.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Dan Bartlett
Heat Transfer Group Div, (sub of

Armstrong International Inc), 648
Moeller St, Granby, QC J2G 8N1,
Canada, +1-450-378-2655,
mpoulin@armstronginternational.com,
www.armstronginternational.com/
industry-solutions-power-industry
Contact: NA Sls Mgr, Michel Poulin
Power and Industrial Div, (sub of AAF

International), Bassington Industrial
Estate, Cramlington, Northumberland
NE23 8AF, UK, +44-1670-713-477,
lynne.jackson@aafgb.com,
www.aafgtsolutions.com
ABB Inc
Power Conversion Div, 10300 Henri
Bourassa Blvd W, St Laurent,
QC H4S 1N6, Canada,
+1-514-332-5350, pes@ca.abb.com,
www.abb.com/powerelectronics
Contact: Mgr Excitation/Static Starters
Sls, Mina Aziz

Turbocharging Div, (sub of ABB),
Bruggerstr 71a, Baden CH-5401
Switzerland, +41-58-585-77-77,
turbocharging@ch.abb.com,
www.abb.com/turbocharging
Advanced Energy
1625 Sharp Point Dr, Ft Collins, CO
80525, USA, +1-970-407-4670,
sales.support@aei.com,
www.advanced-energy.com
Advanced Inspection
Technologies
32935, 2020 W Eau Gallie Blvd,
Suite 101, Melbourne, FL 32940,
USA, +1-321-610-8977,
info@aitproducts.com,
www.aitproducts.com
Contact: Pres, Paul Fitzgerald
Miguel de Cervantes 20, Zaragoza
50006 Spain, +34-976-302-135,
info@aguidrovert.com,
www.aguidrovert.com
Contact: Comms Dir, Miguel Gutirrez
Air & Water Systems

1101 Airport Rd, Monroe, NC 28110,
USA, +1-704-588-2603,
hal@airandwatersystems.com,
www.airandwatersystems.com
Contact: Reg Mgr, Hal Wilson
Alara-Lukagro Noise Control

Solutions
Huijgensweg 3, Groot-Ammers,
Zuid-Holland Nl 2964 LL
Netherlands, +31-184-661700,
www.alara-lukagro.com
Albemarle Corp
Mercury Control Div, 451 Florida St,
Baton Rouge, LA 70801, USA,
+1-225-388-7402,
mercury@albemarle.com,
www.albemarle.com
38

660 Steele St, El Cajon, CA 92020,
USA, +1-619-440-5531,
info@alturdyne.com, www.alturdyne.com
Contact: CEO, Richard Queen
AMECO USA
4600 W 160th St, Cleveland, OH
44135, USA, +1-440-899-9400,
sales@ameco-usa.com,
www.ameco-usa.com
Contact: Pres, Michael Perkins
AMETEK
Test & Calibration Instruments Div,
8600 Somerset Dr, Largo, FL 33773,
USA, +1-727-536-7831,
chatillon.fl-lar@ametek.com,
www.chatillon.com
Contact: Prod Mgr, Scott Crone
AMETEK Fluoropolyer
Products
455 Corporate Blvd, Newark, DE
19702, USA, +1-302-456-4431,
info.fpp@ametek.com,
www.ametekfpp.com
Contact: Inside Sls/Bus Support Svcs,
Frank Vito
Anping Senming Wire Mesh

Co Ltd
Zhaiying St, Shijiazhuang, Hebei 50000
China, +86-311-6809-0374,
sales@xinpengtech.cn,
www.xinpengtech.cn
Contact: Sls Mgr, Doris Lee
Ansaldo Energia SpA

Via N Lorenzi, 8, Genova (GE) 16152
Italy, +39-010-6551,
salesnewunits@ansaldoenergia.com,
www.ansaldoenergia.com
Havelandseweg 8D, Rheden 6990
Netherlands, +31-26-497-5800,
info@ansaldothomassen.nl,
www.ansaldothomassen.nl
Contact: Sls/Mktg Mgr, Mark Kooister
ap+m
1811 Corporate Dr, Boynton Beach, FL
33426, USA, +1-561-732-6000,
sales@apm4parts.com,
www.apm4parts.com
Contact: VP Sls/Bus Dev, Michael Leon
API Services
Automated Precision Div, 709 City Ctr
Blvd, Suite B-105, Newport News,
VA 23606, USA, +1-757-223-4157,
services@apitechnical.com,
www.apitechnical.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Katherine McIntosh
150 Freeport Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15238,

USA, +1-412-828-9040,
michelle.rohm@ametek.com,
www.ametek-land.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Michelle Rohm
APR Energy
Aquatech International Corp
255 N Union St, Rochester, NY 14605,

USA, +1-585-263-7700,
power.sales@ametek.com,
www.ametekpower.com
Contact: Prod Mgr, Steve Bleier

205 Keith Valley Rd, Horsham, PA
19044, USA, +1-215-674-1234,
drexelbrook.info@ametek.com,
www.ameteksensortechnologies.com
Contact: Prod Line Mgr, Blake Cawley
AMWEI Thermistor
11-502 Songpingshan, Langshan Rd
Nanshan, Shenzhen, Guangdong
518057 China, +86-755-2657-0111,
sales@amwei.com, www.amwei.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Rosa Yu
3600 Port Jacksonville Pkwy, Jacksonville,

FL 32226-2302, USA,
+1-904-223-8488, www.aprenergy.com
Contact: Bus Dev Mgr, Paul Marcroft
1 Four Coins Dr, Canonsburg, PA 15317,
USA, +1-724-746-5300,
aic@aquatech.com, www.aquatech.com
Contact: Sls Dir NA, Patrick Randall
AREVA
7207 IBM Dr, Charlotte, NC 28262,
USA, +1-434-832-3702,
donna.gaddybowen@areva.com,
www.us.areva.com
Contact: Dir Mktg/Comm, Donna Bowen

Szolnoki ut 42, Tiszakecske 6060
Hungary, +36-76-540-070,
eromutechnika@gmail.com,
www.eromutechnika.hu
ATCO Emissions
Management
(div of ATCO Structures & Logistics Environmental Systems and Noise
Management), 260 Holiday Inn Dr,
Unit 1, Cambridge, ON N3C 4E8,
Canada, +1-519-220-0600,
mike.buetow@atcoem.com,
www.atcoem.com
Contact: Dir OEM Clients, Mike Buetow
Atlas Copco
Portable Energy Div, Ingberthoeveweg 7,
Aartselaar 2630 Belgium,
+32-3-750-85-50,
paul.humphreys@be.atlascopco.com,
www.atlascopco.com/portableenergy
Contact: VP Comm, Paul Humphreys

Excavation and Construction
LLC
3700 E 68th Ave, Commerce City, CO
80022, USA, +1-303-287-8822,
marketing.info@us.atlascopco.com,
www.atlascopco.us
Contact: Prod Mgr Generators, Jim Siffring
AUMA Riester GmbH & Co

KG
Aumastr 1, Mllheim,
Baden-Wuerttemberg 79379 Germany,
+49-7631-809-0, riester@auma.com,
www.auma.com
3505 Hutchinson Rd, Cumming, GA
30040, USA, +1-770-889-2858,
info@automationdirect.com,
www.automationdirect.com
AVC Specialists Inc

(div of CECO Environmental),
5146 Commerce Ave, Moorpark, CA
93021, USA, +1-805-531-8900,
sales@avcspecialists.com,
www.avcspecialists.com
Contact: Gen Mgr, Mike Jakstis
AVEVA
High Cross, Madingley Rd, Cambridge
CB3 0HB, UK, +44-1223-556-655,
info@aveva.com, www.aveva.com
Contact: Comms Mgr, Kate Magill
Babcock & Wilcox

13024 Ballantyne Corporate Pl,
Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277,
USA, +1-704-625-4900,
wkeasterling@babcock.com,
www.babcock.com
CUSTOM HEAT EXCHANGERS,

COOLERS AND ECONOMIZERS
FOR THE POWER INDUSTRY
ASME BPVC U designator
certificate.
UL/CSA compliance.
ATEX certification.
Design according ASME VIII div. 1
and EN 13445
WPS and welders qualified according
ASME IX and EN 9606, EN 15614, EN
13585, EN 13134
NDT operators qualified according to
EN ISO 9712, SNT-TC-1A, ASME V
EAC mark of conformity.
AHRI Std. 410 Performance
certification.
FEA Finite element analysis.

Seismic assessment and design.
Shock analysis and design.
Fatigue assestmennt.
LUBE OIL COOLING
CFD - Computational fluid dynamics.

Noise and vibration analysis
and measurement.
ASME CERTIFIED
U DESIGNATOR
Turbine and compressor lube oil cooler.

Advanced turbulencing elements for improved
heat transfer capacity in a compact layout.
400V/3/50Hz and 400V/3/60Hz
Stainless steel tubes.
Anti-corrosive paint.
UL/CSA COMPLIANT
ATEX CERTIFIED
AIR FEED PROCESSING

Modular and stackable heat exchangers for filter house applications.
Pre-filter heaters and post-filter coolers for turbine air feed processing.
Design and construction for clear-zone installation.
FACO SpA
via SS. Trinit, 16/a
28040 Varallo Pombia (NO)
Tel. (+39) 0321 968 211
www.faco.it
HVAC AND INDUSTRIAL

HEAT EXCHANGERS
RADIATORS
DRY-COOLERS
CONDENSERS
Babcock Power
Environmental Inc
BEUMER Group GmbH & Co

KG
(a Babcock Power Co), 5 Neponset St,

PO Box 15040, Worcester, MA
01615-0040, USA, +1-864-949-2917,
info@babcockpower.com,
www.babcockpower.com
Contact: Dir Mktg Comms,
Jennifer Pasquariello
Oelder Str 40, Beckum 59269 Germany,

+49-2521-24-0,
beumer@beumergroup.com,
www.beumergroup.com
Contact: CEO BEUMER Group Austria,
Vienna, Josef Staribacher
Babcock Power Inc
Eggerscheidter Str 57, Ratingen, NRW

40883 Germany, +49-2102-9682-0,
info@bfi-automation.de,
www.bfi-automation.de
Contact: Dir Sls/Svc, Michael Thomas
6 Kimball Ln, Suite 210, Lynnfield, MA

01940, USA, +1-864-949-2917,
info@babcockpower.com,
www.babcockpower.com
Contact: Dir Mktg Comms,
Jennifer Pasquariello
(sub of Golden Eagle Technologies LLC),
14280 W 50th Pl, Golden, CO
80403, USA, +1-303-278-9268,
greg@baghouseductdesign.com,
www.baghouseductdesign.com
Contact: Prof Engr, Gregory Black

Wuxing Industrial Pk, Oubei, Yongjia,
Zhejiang 325105 China,
+86-577-67319907,
sale66@bekyvalve.com,
www.bekyvalve.com
Bandweaver Ltd
(sub of Bandweaver Technologies
Shanghai Ltd), Langford Locks,
Kidlington, Oxford, Oxfordshire
OX5 1FP, UK, +44-207-144-0326,
chrisconway@bandweaver.co.uk,
www.bandweaver.co.uk
Contact: Sls Dir, Chris Conway
Basler Electric
12570 State Rt 143, Highland, IL
62249, USA, +1-618-654-2341,
info@basler.com, www.basler.com
Contact: VP Mktg, Larry Perez
Beckwith Electric
6190 118th Ave N, Largo, FL 33773,
USA, +1-727-544-2326,
sales@beckwithelectric.com,
www.beckwithelectric.com
Contact: Sr Mktg Mgr, Hugo Monterrubio
Belyea Co Inc
2200 Northwood Ave, Easton, PA
18045-2239, USA, +1-610-515-8775,
sales@belyeapower.com,
www.belyeapower.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Michael Edwards

(div of Condition Monitoring Group
(CMG) Ltd), Hatchmoor Industrial Estate,
Torrington, Devon EX38 7HP, UK,
+44-1805-624-304,
sales@beraninstruments.com,
www.beraninstruments.com
Contact: Global Sls Mgr, Duncan Affleck
BERTSCHenergy Josef Bertsch

Gesellschaft GmbH & Co KG
Herrengasse 23, Postfach 61, Bludenz
6700 Austria, +43-5552-61350,
guenter.bernhart@bertsch.at,
www.bertsch.at
BEUMER Corp
191 Chambers Brook Rd, Branchburg, NJ
08876, USA, +1-732-560-8222,
marketing.americas@beumer.com,
www.beumer-nowterm.com
BFI Automation GmbH

Industrial Fabrication and Installation Div,
Revierstr 3, Dortmund 44379 Germany,
+49-2319-9520,
info.gerber@bilfinger.com,
www.gerber.bilfinger.com
Contact: Mech Eng, Enes Gedikli
CEYM
Unit 1 Catheralls Estate, Buckley

CH7 3PS, UK, +44-1244-544-080,
sales@buckley-industrial.co.uk,
www.buckley-industrial.co.uk
Contact: Man Dir, Steve Dransfield
EPC Overhaul Maintenance Retrofit Div,

Hacienda Alina, Duran, Guayas
2284238 Ecuador,
javier.zuniga@ceymglobal.com,
www.ceymglobal.com
BURNDY LLC
(sub of Hubbell Inc), 47 E Industrial Pk Dr,

Manchester, NH 03109, USA,
+1-603-647-5000,
contactus@burndy.com, www.burndy.com
Contact: Mgr Mktg Svcs,
Angela Toppazzini
(sub of UTC Fire & Security),

4801 Southwick Dr, 3rd Fl, Matteson,
IL 60443, USA, +1-708-748-1503,
www.chemetron.com
Contact: Dir Sls, Fred Hildebrandt
BWD Turbines Ltd
(sub of Calgon Carbon Corp), Zoning

Industriel de Feluy, Zone C, Feluy,
Wallonia 7181 Belgium,
+32-64-51-18-11,
info@chemvironcarbon.com,
www.chemvironcarbon.com
Contact: European Mktg Mgr, David Reay
1-601 Tradewind Dr, Ancaster, ON

L9G 4V5, Canada, +1-905-648-9262,
daleo@bwdturbines.com,
www.bwdturbines.com
Contact: VP, Joe Daleo
Cable Labels USA
Nuernberger Str 73, Gunzenhausen

91710 Germany, +49-9831-56-0,
sales@bosch-industrial.com,
www.bosch-industrial.com
Network Connections Group USA Div,

Lake Mary Blvd, Lake Mary, FL 32746,
USA, +1-407-321-7394,
info@cablelabelsusa.com,
www.cablelabelsusa.com
Contact: Leader, Graham Barker
Boson Energy SA
18 op der Ahlkerrech, Grevenmacher, LU

6776 Luxembourg, +352-20-40-40-20,
info@bosonenergy.com,
www.bosonenergy.com
Contact: CCO, Heike Carl Zatterstrom

Chester St, Birmingham B6 4AP, UK,
+44-121-359-5401,info@ejbowman.co.uk,
www.ejbowman.co.uk
Contact: Sls Mgr, Steven Jackson

(sub of Global Power Equipment Group),
5199 N Mingo Rd, Tulsa, OK 74117,
USA, +1-918-272-5371,
sales@braden.com, www.braden.com
Contact: VP Sls, John Rothermel
Bran & Luebbe, An SPX

FLOW Brand
611 Sugar Creek Rd, Delavan, WI
53115, USA, +1-262-728-1900,
bl@spxflow.com, www.spxflow.com
Contact: Dir Indl Sls, Allen Daniszewski
Brand Energy and

Infrastructure Services
1325 Cobb International Dr, Suite A-1,
Kennesaw, GA 30152, USA,
+1-905-660-8176, www.beis.com
Contact: Mktg Dir, Faran Latafat

(sub of Bromford Industries), Unit 9,
Kinwarton Farm Rd, Arden Forest
Industrial Estate, Alcester B49 6EH, UK,
+44-1789-400-340,
adam.hobday@bromfordindustries.co.uk,
www.bromfordindustries.co.uk
Contact: Bus Dev Mgr, Adam Hobday
BRUSH Group
Nottingham Rd, Loughborough,
Leicestershire LE11 1EX, UK,
+44-1509-611-511, salesuk@brush.eu,
www.brush.eu
Contact: Tendering Mgr Generators,
Philip Carson
BRUSH HMA BV
(div of Melrose Plc), PO Box 3007,
Ridderkerk 2980 DA Netherlands,
+31-180-445500, www.brush.eu
BRUSH SEM sro

Edvarde Benese 39/564, Plzen 30100
Czech Republic, +420-3782-10747,
www.brush.eu
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Buckley Industrial Ltd
Mary-Somerville Str 2, Bremen 28359

Germany, +49-421-47886-115,
info.gt@camfil.com, www.camfil.com/ps
Canyonwest Cases
PO Box 19827, Fountain Hills, AZ
85269, USA, +1-480-816-9652,
sales@canyonwestcases.com,
www.canyonwestcases.com

21211 Nordhoff St, Chatsworth, CA
91311, USA, +1-818-734-5300,
marketing@capstoneturbine.com,
www.capstoneturbine.com
Contact: Dir Sls NA, Marc Rouse

Industrial Ceramics Div, 47 Sipcot
Industrial Complex, Hosur, Tamil Nadu
635126 India, +91-97-89779772,
www.cumi-murugappa.com
Contact: Deputy Mgr, Harikrishna Sharma
Caterpillar Energy Solutions

GmbH
Carl-Benz-Str 1, Mannheim 68167
Germany, +49-621-384-0,
info@mwm.net, www.mwm.net
Contact: Comms/PR,
Alime zu Wittgenstein

(div of The Greenbank Group),
185 Plumpton Ave, Washington, PA
15301, USA, +1-724-229-1180,
halulko@cbpengineering.com,
www.cbpengineering.com
Contact: Sls Dir, Don Halulko

5918 Roper Rd, Edmonton, AB T6B 3E1,
Canada, +1-780-466-3178,
info@ccithermal.com,
www.ccithermal.com
CD Adapco
21800 Haggerty Rd, Sutie 300,
Northville, MI 48167, USA,
+1-248-277-4600, info@adapco.com,
www.cd-adapco.com
Contact: Coord, Tara Firenze
Chemviron Carbon
Chromalloy
3999 RCA Blvd, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
33410, USA, +1-561-935-3571,
andrew_farrant@sequa.com,
www.chromalloy.com
Contact: VP Mktg/Corp Comms,
Andrew Farrant
Chromalox
103 Gamma Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15238,
USA, +1-412-967-3800,
sales@chromalox.com,
www.chromalox.com
CIC Research
427 S Grand Ave, San Jacinto, CA
92582, USA, cicel@cic-research.com,
www.cic-research.com
Contact: Pres, Cicel Clenci
CIRCOR Energy
945 Bunker Hill, Suite 650, Houston, TX
77024, USA, +1-832-912-8333,
sales@circorenergy.com,
www.circorenergy.com
Contact: Global Mktg Mgr, Chris Barnhill
CITI - Corona Inspection

Training Institute
Education Div, (sub of Ofil Ltd),
2030 Powers Ferry Rd, Atlanta, GA
30339, USA, +1-972-894-7953,
info@citi-training.com,
www.citi-training.com
Contact: CITI Coord, Hannah Barzilay

(formerly known as GE Power & Water
- Air Filtration), (sub of CLARCOR Inc),
11501 Outlook St, Suite 100,
Overland Park, KS 66210, USA,
+1-816-356-8400, filtration@clarcor.com,
www.clarcorindustrialair.com
Contact: Mktg, Lori Ragsdale
Clark-Reliance Corp
16633 Foltz Pkwy, Strongsville, OH
44149, USA, +1-440-572-1500,
sales@clark-reliance.com,
www.clarkreliance.com
Contact: Prod Mgr, James Kolbus

599/53 Moo 5 Samrong-Nua, Muang
Samutprakan, Samutprakan 10270
Thailand, +66-2349-4040-3,
ces@cleanenergy.co.th,
www.cleanenergy.co.th
Contact: Gen Mgr, Attapol Apichaikul
Cleaver-Brooks Engineered
Boiler Systems
6940 Cornhusker Hwy, Lincoln, NE
68507, USA, +1-402-434-2000,
ebssales@cleaverbrooks.com,
www.cleaverbrooks.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Rocky Bahramzad

Welding Systems
2712 E Second St, Newberg, OR
97132, USA, +1-503-538-2185,
info@cpmt.com, www.climaxportable.com
Contact: NA Sls Leader, Gary Corso

Welding Systems
Am Langen Graben 8, Dren 52353
Germany, +49-2421-9177-0,
info@cpmt.de, www.climaxportable.com
Contact: Dir European Sls,
Waldemar Hahn
CMI Energy
1 Ave Greiner, Seraing 4100 Belgium,
+32-4330-2373, hrs@cmigroupe.com,
www.cmigroupe.com
Contact: Comms Mgr, Laurence Petit

(div of Colfax Corp), 1710 Airport Rd,
Monroe, NC 28110, USA,
+1-704-289-6511, cc@colfaxcorp.com,
www.colfaxfluidhandling.com
Contact: Mkt Mgr Power/Industry,
Danielle Collins
Columbia Steel Casting Co

Inc
10425 N Bloss Ave, Portland, OR
97203, USA, +1-503-286-0685,
service@columbiasteel.com,
www.columbiasteel.com
Contact: Prod Engr Mgr, Chris Cambridge
Contec GmbH
COMS - Contec Oil Mist Separators Div,
Heideweg 24, Bad Honnef D-53604
Germany, +49-2224-9893-0,
info@contec-filtration.de,
www.contec-filtration.de
Contact: Sls Eng, Helmut Scherer

8845 Rehco Rd, San Diego, CA 92121,
USA, +1-858-453-9880,
www.continentalcontrols.com
Contact: Sls, Daniel Lemire
CONVAL
265 Field Rd, PO Box 1049, Somers, CT
06071-1049, USA, +1-860-749-0761,
sales@conval.com, www.conval.com
Contact: VP Global Sls/Mktg,
Michael Hendrick
Copes-Vulcan, An SPX FLOW

Brand
5620 West Rd, McKean, PA 16426,
USA, +1-814-476-5800,
copesvulcan@spxflow.com,
www.spxflow.com
Contact: Sls Americas-Eng Valves,
Richard Wolfe
Cormetech Inc
5000 International Dr, Durham, NC
27712, USA, +1-919-620-3000,
sales@cormetech.com,
www.cormetech.com
Contact: Mktg, George Wensell
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 60, Leverkusen
51365 Germany, +49-214-6009-2000,
www.covestro.com
Crestchic Ltd
2nd Ave, Centrum 100, Burton-on-Trent,
Staffordshire DE14 2WF, UK,
+44-1283-531-645,
sales@crestchic.co.uk,
www.crestchic.co.uk
Contact: Sls Mgr, Richard Renders
CU Services LLC
Doble Engineering Co
725 Parkview Cir, Elk Grove, IL 60007,

USA, +1-847-439-2303,
rcronfel@cuservices.net,
www.cuservices.net
Contact: Gen Mgr, Ramsey Cronfel
85 Walnut St, Watertown, MA 02472,

USA, +1-617-926-4900,
dobleinfo@doble.com, www.doble.com
Contact: Reg Sls Dir, Mike Burns
Dacon Inspection Services
Porterfield Rd, Renfrew PA4 8DJ, UK,

+44-141-886-4141,
europesales@doosanbabcock.com,
www.doosanbabcock.com
78/4 Moo 6, Sukhumvit Rd, Ban Chang,

Rayong 21130 Thailand,
+66-38-880788,
info@dacon-inspection.com,
www.dacon-inspection.com
Contact: Ch Mktg Officer, Tim Shaw
Dahlman Renewable
Technology BV
(div of Dahlman Industrial Group),
Noordzee 8, 3144 DB, Maassluis
3140 AK Netherlands,
+31-10-5991111, dahlman@dahlman.nl,
www.dahlman.nl
Contact: Dir Mktg/Sls, Ernst van Koert

Meadowbank House, Meadowbank Ct,
Eastwood, Nottinghamshire NG16 3SL,
UK, +44-115-932-4046,
sales@dampertechnology.com,
www.dampertechnology.com
Contact: Sls Dir, Peter Adams
Datakom Elektronik
Muhendislik Sanayi Ve Tic
Ltd STI
Serifali Mahallesi Kutup Sokak No 26,
Umraniye, Istanbul 34775 Turkey,
+90-216-466-84-60,
datakom@datakom.com.tr,
www.datakom.com.tr
Contact: Export Mgr, Deniz Hekimoglu
Day & Zimmermann

Condenser Div, 5426 Robin Hood Rd,
Norfolk, VA 23513, USA,
+1-757-857-6400,
kim.massey@dayzim.com,
www.condenserexperts.com
Contact: VP, Kim Massey

3999 Cote-Vertu, Montreal, QC
H4R 1R2, Canada, +1-514-336-3330,
info@dectron.com, www.dectron.com
Contact: Prod Mgr, Adel Homsy
Defitec SPRL
Filtration Div, 16 Rue Michel Verbeck,
Waterloo B-1410 Belgium,
+32-23-54-06-10, bd@defitec.com,
www.defitec.com
Contact: Dir, Benoit Deffense
DEIF A/S
Frisenborgvej 33, Skive 7800 Denmark,
+45-9614-9614, info@deif.com,
www.deif.com
Contact: PR Coord, Maos Peter Madsen
Detroit Stoker Co
1510 E First St, Monroe, MI 48161,
USA, +1-734-241-9500,
sales@detroitstoker.com,
www.detroitstoker.com
Contact: Dir Contract Sls, Tim Loviska
DFME
Fabryczna 10, Wroclaw 53609 Poland,
+48-71-356-54-00, office@dfme.pl,
www.dfme.pl
Contact: Comms Dir, Mateusz Zeleznik
Diamond Power
International Inc
2600 E Main St, PO Box 415, Lancaster,
OH 43130-0415, USA,
+1-740-687-6500,
dpi_marketing@diamondpower.com,
www.diamondpower.com
Contact: Gen Mgr Sls, Louis Mangelli
Doosan Babcock Ltd
Doosan HF Controls
(sub of Doosan Heavy Industries),
1624 W Crosby Rd, Suite 124,
Carrollton, TX 75006, USA,
+1-469-568-6500,
john.stevens@doosan.com,
www.hfcontrols.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, John Stevens

Doosan House, Crawley Business Quarter,
Manor Royal, Crawley, West Sussex
RH10 9AD, UK, +44-1293-612-888,
info@doosan.com,
www.doosanpowersystems.com

Americas
5 Paragon Dr, Montvale, NJ 07645,
USA, +1-201-746-8200,
www.doosanpowersystems.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Paul Armstrong
Dresser-Rand
Power & Gas Div, (div of Siemens),
10205 Westheimer Rd, West 8 Tower,
Suite 1000, Houston, TX 77042,
USA, +1-713-354-6100,
www.dresser-rand.com
Contact: Sls/Mktg Mgr, Mike McGuiness
Duromar Inc
706 Washington St, Pembroke, MA
02359, USA, +1-781-826-2525,
info@duromar.com, www.duromar.com
Contact: Natl Sls Mgr, Daniel Toft
Dynamic Ratings Inc

N56 W24879 N Corporate Cir, Sussex,
WI 53089, USA, +1-262-746-1230,
sales.us@dynamicratings.com,
www.dynamicratings.com
Dynamic Systems Inc

15331 NE 90th St, Redmond, WA
98052, USA, +1-425-216-1204,
leifa@dynamic-systemsinc.com,
www.dynamic-systemsinc.com
Contact: Gen Mgr, Leif Anderson
EagleBurgmann KE A/S
Expansion Joints Div, (sub of
EagleBurgmannn), Park All 34, Vejen
DK-6600 Denmark, +45-75-36-18-11,
info@dk.eagleburgmann.com,
www.eagleburgmann-ej.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Lene Petersen
EARMARK
1125 Dixwell Ave, Hamden, CT 06514,
USA, +1-203-777-2130,
sales@earmark.com, www.earmark.com
Edgen Murray
(sub of Edgen Group), 18444 Highland
Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70809, USA,
+1-225-756-9868,
info@edgenmurray.com,
www.edgenmurray.com
Contact: Mktg Svcs Spec,
Nima Fatouretchi
Electro Composites (2008)

ULC
HPS Bushings Div, (div of Hubbell Power
Systems Inc), 325 Scott St, St Jerome, QC
J7Z 1H3, Canada, +1-450-431-2777,
electrocomposites@hubbell.com,
www.hubbellpowersystems.com/
bushings/electro-composites
Contact: Prod Mgr, Sebastien Riopel
Electrocon International Inc

405 Little Lake Dr, Suite C, Ann Arbor, MI
48103, USA, +1-734-761-8612,
eii@electrcon.com, www.electrocon.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Bill Owens
Electronic Development Labs

Inc (EDL)
244 Oakland Dr, Danville, VA 24540,
USA, +1-434-799-0807,
sales@edl-inc.com, www.edl-inc.com
Contact: Sls, Danielle Smith
ELIN Motoren GmbH

Elin-Motoren-Str 1, Preding/Weiz 8160
Austria, +43-3172-90606-0,
markus.schabler@elinebgmotoren.at,
www.elinmotoren.at
Contact: Bus Unit Mgmt Power Plants,
Markus Schabler
Emerson Process
Management
Rosemount Analytical Div, 2400 Barranca
Pkwy, Irvine, CA 92606, USA,
+1-949-757-8500,
liquid.csc@emerson.com,
www.rosemountanalytical.com
Contact: Mktg, Bonnie Brown
Emerson Process
Management
Power & Water Solutions Div, 200 Beta
Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15238, USA,
+1-412-963-4000,
powerwater@emersonprocess.com,
www.emersonprocess-power.com
Contact: Dir Bus Dev, Gary Woodward

2773 Balltown Rd, Niskayuna, NY
12309, USA, +1-518-346-6161,
eone@eone.com,
www.eone.com/solutions
Contact: VP, Ron Brosnihan
ESCO Tool Co
(div of ESCO Technologies Inc),
75 October Hill Rd, Suite A, Holliston,
MA 01746, USA, +1-508-429-4441,
millhog@escotool.com,
www.escotool.com
Contact: Sls Eng, Jeff Marble
EthosEnergy
2800 N Loop W, Suite 1100, Houston,
TX 77092, USA, +1-713-812-2300,
megan.thomas@ethosenergygroup.com,
www.ethosenergygroup.com
Contact: Mktg/Comms Mgr,
Megan Thomas
Eureka Dry Tech

(sub of Taiwan Dry Tech Corp),
3F, 59 Sec 4, Xinyi Rd, Taipei 106
Taiwan, +886-2-2755-4545,
sales@eurekadrytech.com,
www.eurekadrytech.com
Contact: Sls, Yvonne Liu
108 Somogyi Ct, South Plainfield, NJ
07080, USA, +1-908-769-0700,
info@everlastingvalveusa.com,
www.everlastingvalveusa.com
Contact: Gen Sls Mgr, David Jenkins
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Evoqua Water Technologies
Forney Corp
Global Monitoring
Hadek Protective Systems BV
181 Thorn Hill Rd, Warrendale, PA

15086, USA, +1-978-614-7211,
information@evoqua.com,
www.evoqua.com
Contact: Dir Municipal Mktg, Paul Rice
16479 N Dallas Pkwy, Suite 600,

Addison, TX 75001, USA,
+1-972-458-6100, sales@forneycorp.com,
www.forneycorp.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Robert Parent
491 Baltimore Pike, #421, Springfield,

PA 19064, USA, +1-610-604-0760,
contactus@globalmonitoring.com,
www.globalmonitoring.com
Contact: Pres, Steve Sanislo
Beurs - WTC, PO Box 30139,

Rotterdam 3001 DC Netherlands,
+31-10-4051461, sales@hadek.com,
www.hadek.com
Contact: Sls Dir, Albert de Kreij
Exergy SpA
Haldor Topsoe Inc
Energy Div, (sub of SECI Energy),

via Santa Rita 14, Olgiate Olona, (VA)
21057 Italy, +39-0331-1817-711,
info@exergy.it, www.exergy-orc.com
Contact: Head Proposal Eng/Domestic
Sls, Luca Xodo
Heliumstraat 148, Zoetermeer 2718 RS

Netherlands, +31-79-3434455,
info@fpturbo.com, www.fpturbo.com
Contact: Mgr, Michail Tsomos
3163 Winston Churchill Blvd,

PO Box 26067, Mississauga, ON
L5L 5W7, Canada, +1-416-806-5777,
info@globaltrainingsolutions.ca,
www.globaltrainingsolutions.ca
17629 El Camino Real, Suite 300,

Houston, TX 77058, USA,
+1-281-228-5000,
htdenoxsales@topsoe.com,
www.haldortopsoe.com
ExxonMobil Lubricants &

Petroleum Specialties
GoHz Inc
Hamon
Wiesenstr 57, Emmendingen 79312

Germany, +49-7641-55346,
contact@fpturbo.com, www.fpturbo.com
Contact: Mgr, Oliver Platz
216 N Oakley Blvd, Chicago, IL 60612,

USA, +1-312-380-0996,
info@gohz.com, www.gohz.com
Contact: Mgr, Greg Hassen
Rue Emile Francqui, 2, Mont St Guibert

1435 Belgium, +32-10-39-05-00,
info@hamon.com, www.hamon.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Dominique Fastre
Freudenberg Filtration
Technologies
GoIndustry DoveBid
1-6 Lombard St, London EC3V 9JU, UK,

+44-20-7098-3700, help@go-dove.com,
www.go-dove.com
(sub of Hamon Corp), 58 E Main St,

PO Box 1500, Somerville, NJ
08876, USA, +1-908-578-0693,
buzz.reynolds@hamonusa.com,
www.hamonusa.com
Mobil Industrial Lubricants Div,

3225 Gallows Rd, Rm 6C0631, Fairfax,
VA 22037, USA, +1-703-846-1998,
mike.j.zinngrabe@exxonmobil.com,
www.mobilindustrial.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Mike Zinngrabe

2175 Teston Rd, Maple, ON L6A 1R3,
Canada, +1-905-832-8161,
info@fabricatedplastics.com,
www.fabricatedplastics.com
Contact: VP Sls, G Landry
FACO SpA
Via SS Trinit 16/a, Varallo Pombia,
(NO) 28040 Italy, +39-032-196-8211,
info@faco.it, www.faco.it
Fincantieri SpA
Via Genova 1, Trieste, (GE) 34121 Italy,
+39-040-3193111, www.fincantieri.it
Contact: Head Sls Steam Turbines,
Nicola Bongiorni
Flexco Engineered Systems

Group
(div of Flexco), 401 Remington Blvd,
Suite A, Bolingbrook, IL 60440, USA,
+1-815-609-7025,
www.flexcoengineeredsystems.com
Contact: Mktg/Comms Mgr, Jayne Dore
Flexible Specialty Products

1242 SW Pine Island Rd, Cape Coral, FL
33991, USA, +1-239-529-4777,
sales@fsproducts.com,
www.fsproducts.com
Contact: Pres, John Ackerman
Flowserve Corp FCD

1900 A Saunders St, Raleigh, NC
27603, USA, +1-919-832-0525,
www.flowserve.com
Contact: Prod Portfolio Mgr, Floyd
Bensinger
FLSmidth Inc
Pneumatic Transport Dept Div,
2040 Ave C, Bethlehem, PA
18017, USA, +1-610-264-6800,
info-us@flsmidth.com, www.flsmidth.com
Contact: Mkt Mgr Power, Dave Escott
FLSmidth Wadgassen GmbH

Karl-Koch-Str 1, Wadgassen 66787
Germany, +49-6834-4700,
elke.simon@flsmidth.com,
www.flsmidth.com
Contact: Sls Dir, Matthias Schmidt

6431 Flotilla St, Los Angeles, CA 90040,
USA, +1-323-721-0588, jc@fecintl.com,
www.fecintl.com
Contact: Engr Mgr, Joe Cheema
42
FP Turbomachinery
Consultants GmbH
Hoehnerweg 2-4, Weinheim 69465

Germany, +49-6201-80-6264,
christoph.staffa@freudenberg-filter.com,
www.viledon-filter.com
Gas Compressors Ltd
Golden Eagle Technologies

LLC
H&L Instruments LLC

34 Post Rd, PO Box 580,
North Hampton, NH 03862-0580,
USA, +1-603-964-1818,
rlandman@hlinstruments.com,
www.hlinstruments.com
Contact: Pres/CTO, Robert Landman
Brook Farm Bldgs, Church Ln, E Peckham,

Tonbridge, Kent TN12 5JH, UK,
+44-1622-871-500,
info@gascompressors.co.uk,
www.gascompressors.co.uk
Contact: Head Sls, Tony Silk
14280 W 50th Pl, Golden, CO 80403,

USA, +1-303-278-9268,
gregblack@goldeneagletechnologies.com,
www.goldeneagletechnologies.com
Contact: Prof Eng, Gregory Black
600 S Airport Rd, Mansfield, OH

44903, USA, +1-419-755-1011,
grsales@gormanrupp.com,
www.grpumps.com
Contact: Indl Pumps Sls Mgr, Jeff Hannan
GP Strategies Corp
Haws Integrated
300 Sunport Ln, Orlando, FL 32809,

USA, +1-407-304-5200,
info@gtefficiency.com,
www.gtefficiency.com
Contact: Pres, Michael Thomas
GE
4200 Wildwood Pkwy, Atlanta, GA
30339, USA, +1-678-844-6000,
mary.gibson@ps.ge.com,
www.ge.com/energy
Contact: Mktg/Comms Prog Leader,
Michael Barker

301 Yamata Rd, Suite 4100,
Boca Raton, FL 33431, USA,
+1-561-999-3103,
www.ge.com/energy
GEA Filtri Gasparini

Associates
Via Degli Artigiani 14, Brugherio, (MB)
20047 Italy, +39-039-287-6145,
gasparini@geafiltri.com,
www.geafiltri.com
Contact: Export Sls Mgr,
Michael Rummelin
GEDA-Dechentreiter GmbH &

Co KG
Mertinger Str 60, Asbach-Bumenheim
86663 Germany, +49-90-69-809-0,
info@geda.de, www.geda.de
GE Oil & Gas

Via Felice Matteucci 2, Firenze (FI)
50127 Italy, +39-055-423-211,
www.geoilandgas.com
George H Bodman Inc

PO Box 5758, Kingwood, TX
77325-5758, USA,
+1-281-259-4006, blrclgdr@aol.com,
www.boilercleaningdoctor.com
Contact: Pres/Tech Cons,
George Bodman
Gorman-Rupp Co
Professional and Technical Services Div,

(formerly General Physics Corp),
25 Northpointe Pkwy, Suite 100,
Amherst, NY 14228, USA,
+1-716-799-1080,
energyservices@gpstrategies.com,
www.powerplant.gpstrategies.com
Contact: Dir Bus Dev, Sid Sutherland

1050 Nepperhan Ave, Yonkers, NY
10703, USA, +1-914-968-8400,
sales@graphalloy.com,
www.graphalloy.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Eric Ford
Greenlee Communications
(sub of Textron Inc), 1390 Aspen Way,
Vista, CA 92081, USA,
+1-760-510-0533,
communicationssales@greenlee.textron.
com, www.greenleecommunications.com
Contact: Inside Sls Rep, Olivia Hanlon
Griffin Turbine and

Generator Services Ltd
The Terrace, Rugby Rd, Lutterworth
LE17 4BW, UK, +44-7928-820-259,
enquiries@griffinturbine-generators.com,
www.griffinturbine-generators.com
Contact: Owner, Graham Walker
G-Team as
Vochov 50, Plzen 33023
Czech Republic, +420-603-220-211,
steam.turbo@g-team.cz,
www.steamturbo.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Marek Adam
GUGLER Water Turbines

GmbH
Gewerbeweg 3, Goldworth A-4102
Austria, +43-7234-83902,
a.gugler@gugler.com, www.gugler.com
Contact: Man Dir, Alois Gugler
186 Cedar St, Branford, CT

06405-6011, USA, +1-203-483-3700,
info@harcolabs.com, www.harcolabs.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Richard Hoyt
1455 Kleppe Ln, Sparks, NV 89431,
USA, +1-775-359-4712,
info@hawsco.com, www.hawsco.com
Contact: Dir, Casey Hayes

Engine and Turbine Management Div,
Am Haselbach 1, Schoenau D-79677
Germany, +49-7673-8208-0,
info@heinzmann.com,
www.heinzmann.com
Contact: CEO, Markus Gromer
Helmick Corp
PO Box 71, 998 Minor Ave, Fairmont,
WV 26555-0071, USA,
+1-304-366-3520,
custserv@helmickcorp.com,
www.helmickcorp.com
Contact: Cust Svc Supv, Bilinda Gearde
HEMCO Corp
711 S Powell Rd, Independence, MO
64056, USA, +1-816-796-2900,
info@hemcocorp.com,
www.hemcocorp.com
Contact: Mktg/Adv, Jerry Schwarz
Hempel A/S
Lundtoftevej 150, Lyngby 2800
Denmark, +45-45-93-38-00,
www@dk.hempel.com, www.hempel.com
Contact: Wind Segment Mgr,
Anders Clausen
Hilliard Corp
100 W 4th St, Elmira, NY 14902-1504,
USA, +1-607-733-7121,
mrose@hilliardcorp.com,
www.hilliardcorp.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Rob Doud
HIOKI EE Corp
81 Koizumi, Ueda, Nagano 386-1192
Japan, +81-268-28-0562,
os-com@hioki.co.jp, www.hioki.com
Contact: Bus Dev Mgr,
Michelle Uchiyama
HOERBIGER - Altronic Engine

Solutions
INDAR
KATIKA ENERGY Ltd
Braunhubergasse 23, Vienna 1110

Austria, +43-1-740-04-0,
www.hoerbiger.com
Contact: Mktg Comms, Andr Cavalcante
SGT Div, Poligono Txara s/n, Beasain,

Gipuzkoa 20200 Spain,
+34-943-028-200,
sgt@indar.ingeteam.com, www.indar.net
Contact: Ander Aranbarri
7th Fl Fortune Towers, 27/29 Adeyemo

Alakija, Victoria Island, Lagos 101241
Nigeria, +234-70-66-24-64-82,
info@katikaenergy.com,
www.katikaenergy.com
Holland-Controls BV
Kiewit
(sub of The Indeck Group of Cos),

5340 Fryling Rd, Erie, PA 16510,
USA, +1-814-464-1200,
info@indeck-keystone.com,
www.indeck-keystone.com
Contact: Bus Dev Dir, Gary Blazek
9401 Renner Blvd, Lenexa, KS 66219,

USA, +1-913-928-7000,
www.kiewit.com
Contact: Sr VP Bus Dev, Paul Compton
Adam Smithstraat 6, Hengelo 7559 SW

Netherlands, +31-74-3030300,
info@holland-controls.com,
www.holland-controls.com
Contact: Eng, Alan Oldfield

7909 Parklane Rd, Suite 300, Columbia,
SC 29223, USA, +1-803-741-2700,
hnasales@howden.com,
www.howden.com
HTRI EMEA
The Surrey Technology Centre, 40 Occam
Rd, Guildford, Surrey GU2 7YG, UK,
+44-1483-685-100, htri.emea@htri.net,
www.htri.net
HTRI Japan
World Bus Garden Marive E 14F,
Nakase 2-6, Mihamaku, Chiba
261-7114 Japan, +81-43-2970-353,
htri.japan@htri.net, www.htri.net
Huggenberger AG
Toedistr 68, Horgen 8810 Switzerland,
+41-44-727-77-00,
e.meier@huggenberger.com,
www.huggenberger.com
Contact: Mktg, Edith Meier
Hurst Boiler & Welding Co

Inc
100 Boilermaker Ln, PO Box 530,
Coolidge, GA 31738-0530, USA,
+1-229-346-3545, info@hurstboiler.com,
www.hurstboiler.com
Contact: Mktg Dir, Jeff Hurst
HYD&AU
ZA de Camparian - BP 15, Vayres
33870 France, +91-958-23249,
www.hyd-and-au.com
Contact: Bus Dev Mgr, Clment Auguy
HYTORC
(div of UNEX Corp), 333 Rt 17 N,
Mahwah, NJ 07430, USA,
+1-201-512-9500, info@hytorc.com,
www.hytorc.com
Contact: Pres, Eric Junkers
iCenta Controls Ltd

Unit 3, The Woodford Centre, Lysander
Way, Old Sarum Pk, Salisbury, Wiltshire
SP2 0AT, UK, +44-1722-439-880,
sales@icenta.co.uk, www.icenta.co.uk
Contact: Dir, Paul Gentle
ICTC Pvt Ltd

St Hattisar, PO Box 660, Kathmandu
660 Nepal, +977-1-4434-895,
info@ictc.com.np, www.ictc.com.np
Contact: Man Dir, Prabin Shrestha
Igel Electric GmbH

Industrieweg 13-15, Sendenhorst 48324
Germany, +49-2526-9389-0,
info@igelelectric.de, www.igelelectric.de
IMR Environmental
Equipment Inc
3634 Central Ave, St Petersburg, FL
33711, USA, +1-727-328-2818,
info@imrusa.com, www.imrusa.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Richard Maier
IMTEK | NoOdor.com
PO Box 2066, Alpharetta, GA 30023,
USA, +1-770-667-8621,
service@imtek.biz, www.noodor.com
44
Infolytica Corp
300 Leo Pariseau, Suite 2222, Montreal,
QC H2X 4B3, Canada,
+1-514-849-8752, info@infolytica.com,
www.infolytica.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Chad Ghalamzan
Ingeteam Power Technology

SA
Wind Energy Div, Avda Ciudad de la
Innovacion, 13, Sarriguren, Navarre
31621 Spain, +34-948-28-80-00,
wind.energy@ingeteam.com,
www.ingeteam.com
Contact: Sls Dir, Ernesto Ruiz de Galarreta
InterTest Inc
303 State Rt 94, Columbia, NJ 07832,
USA, +1-908-496-8008,
bginfo@intertest.com, www.intertest.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Thomas Daly
ITH Engineering Inc

5000 Prime Pkwy, McHenry, IL 60050,
USA, +1-815-363-4900,
info@itheng.com, www.ith.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Matt Rasper
James Walker
Gawsworth House, Westmere Dr, Crewe,
Cheshire CW1 6XB, UK,
+44-1270-536-000,
sales.uk@jameswalker.biz,
www.jameswalker.biz
Contact: Power Industry Mktg Dir,
George Robertson
Jaquet North America Inc

25400 US Hwy 19 N, Suite 192,
Clearwater, FL 33763, USA,
+1-727-796-2040,
wayne.garris@jaquet.com,
www.jaquet.com
Contact: NA Sls Mgr, Wayne Garris
JASC Jansens Aircraft

Systems Controls Inc
2303 W Almeda Dr, Tempe, AZ 85282,
USA, +1-602-438-4400,
sales@jasc-controls.com,
www.jasc-controls.com
Contact: Sls/Mktg Dir, Marla Evangelista
Jasper Electric Motors Inc

PO Box 1494, Jasper, AL 35502-1494,
USA, +1-812-482-1660,
jemsales@jasperelectric.com,
www.jasperelectricmotors.com
Johnson Pump, An SPX

FLOW Brand
611 Sugar Creek Rd, Delavan, WI
53115, USA, +1-262-728-1900,
jp@spxflow.com, www.spxflow.com
Contact: Dir Indl Sls, Allen Daniszewski
KARL STORZ IndustrialAmerica Inc

(sub of KARL STORZ), 2151 Grand Ave,
El Segundo, CA 90245, USA,
+1-424-218-8100,
industrialsales@karlstorz.com,
www.karlstorzindustrial.com
Kinectrics
800 Kipling Ave, Unit 2, Toronto, ON
M8Z 5G5, Canada, +1-416-207-6000,
info@kinectrics.com, www.kinectrics.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Cheryl Tasker-Shaw
Kingsbury Inc
Lightning Eliminators &

Consultants Inc
6687 Arapahoe Rd, Boulder, CO
80303, USA, +1-303-447-2828,
info@lecglobal.com,
www.lightningprotection.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Joonna Silberman
Linz Electric SpA

Viale del lavoro 30, Arcole, (VR) 37040
Italy, +39-045-7639-201,
info@linzelectric.com,
www.linzelectric.com
Lisega SE
Gerhard-Liesegang Str 1, Zeven 27404
Germany, +49-4281-713-0,
info@lisega.de, www.lisega.com
Contact: Dir Intl Sls, Harald Lange
10385 Drummond Rd, Philadelphia, PA

19154, USA, +1-215-824-4015,
mfm@kingsbury.com, www.kingsbury.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Mick McCann
Lubrication Engineers Inc
Kingsine Electric Automation

(HK) Co Ltd
Lubrication Engineers
International Ltd
300 Bailey Ave, Ft Worth, TX 76107,

USA, +1-817-916-3200,
info@le-inc.com, www.lelubricants.com
Unit 4, 7/F Bright Way Tower, 33

Mongkok Rd, Kowloon Hong Kong,
+852-2389-2981,
roger@kingsine.com.cn,
www.kingsine.com.cn
Contact: Mgr, Roger Xia
3-5 High St, Theale, Berkshire RG7 5AH,

UK, +44-118-930-4321,
info@le-international.com,
www.le-international.com
Contact: Sls/Mktg Admin,
Norma Chung-Bardalez
KRAL AG
Lucchini Mam Forge
Bildgasse 40, Industrie Nord, Lustenau

A-6890 Austria, +43-5577-866-440,
j.coric@kral.at, www.kral.at
Contact: Tech Editor, Josip Coric
KROHNE
Ludwig-Krohne-Str 5, Duisburg 47058
Germany, +49-203-301-4686,
e.gedikli@krohne.com, www.krohne.com
KTI-Plersch Kaeltetechnik
GmbH
Carl-Otto-Weg 14/2, Balzheim 88481
Germany, +49-7347-9572-0,
ice@kti-plersch.com, www.kti-plersch.com
Contact: Export Mgr, Peter Kulczycki
Kuttner LLC (also Kuttner

North America)
211 N Franklin St, PO Box 343,
Port Washington, WI 53074, USA,
+1-262-284-4483, www.kuttnerna.com
Contact: Pres, Robert Fechner
LAB SA Groupe CNIM

259 Ave Jean Jaurs, CS 60410, Lyon
69007 France, +33-4-26-23-36-00,
david.boyer@lab.fr, www.lab.fr
Contact: Sls Dir, David Boyer
Lahmeyer International
GmbH
Friedberger Str 173, Bad Vilbel 61118
Germany, +49-6101-55-0,
info@de.lahmeyer.com, www.lahmeyer.de
Contact: Bus Dev Dir, Bernd Metzger
Lenox Instrument Co
Boilers, Cameras & Borescopes Div,
265 Andrews Rd, Trevose, PA
19053, USA, +1-215-322-9990,
sales@lenoxinst.com, www.lenoxinst.com
Contact: VP, Bill Lang

400 Hwy 6 N, Dundas, ON L9H 7K4,
Canada, +1-905-689-0734,
lcooke@liburdi.com, www.liburdi.com
Contact: Oper Dir, Lloyd Cooke
Via delle Cave, 1, Cividate Camuno, (BS)

25040 Italy, +39-0364-347-711,
info@lucchinimame.com,
www.lucchinimame.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Domenica Tonidandel
LumaSense Technologies Inc

3301 Leonard Ct, Santa Clara, CA
95054, USA, +1-408-727-1600,
info@lumasenseinc.com,
www.lumasenseinc.com
Contact: Mgr Global Mktg Oper/NA
Field Mktg, Janelle Coponen
Magellan Aerospace
Mississauga (Orenda)
(sub of Magellan Aerospace Ltd),
3160 Derry Rd E, Mississauga, ON
L4T 1A9, Canada, +1-905-673-4046,
magellen.corporate@magellan.aero,
www.magellanroi.com
Contact: Gen Mgr Indl Prog, John Bayley

705 Enterprise St, Aurora, IL 60504,
USA, +1-630-969-4000,
kcacciato@magnetrol.com,
www.magnetrol.com
Contact: Mktg/Comms Mgr,
Kathleen Cacciato
MAN Diesel & Turbo

Teglholmsgade 41, Copenhagen 2450
Denmark, +45-33-85-11-00,
info-cph@mandieselturbo.com,
www.mandieselturbo.com
Contact: Sr Mgr, Jan Hellmann

Stadtbachstr 1, Augsburg 86153
Germany, +49-821-322-0,
info-de@mandieselturbo.com,
www.mandieselturbo.com
M+M Turbinen-Technik
GmbH
Rntgenstr 30, Bad Salzuflen D-32107
Germany, +49-5221-122360,
info@turbinen-technik.de,
www.turbinen-technik.de
Manitoba HVDC Research

Centre
(div of Manitoba Hydro International Ltd),
211 Commerce Dr, Winnipeg, MB
R3P 1A3, Canada, +1-204-989-1240,
info@pscad.com, www.pscad.com
Methos Srl
MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH
via Padre C Vigevano 18/A,

Abbiategrasso, (MI) 20081 Italy,
+39-02-9496-7645, methos@methos.it,
www.methos.it/en
Maybachstr 1, Friedrichshafen 88040

Germany, +49-7541-90-0,
info@mtu-online.com, www.mtu-online.com
METKA
391 Woodfield Ln, Winchester, VA

22602, USA, +1-540-247-4794,
www.powerplantperformance.com
Contact: Pres, Rodney Gay
EPC Energy Projects Div, (div of

MYTILINEOS Holdings SA), 8 Artemidos
Str, Maroussi, Athens, Attiki GR-15125
Greece, +30-21-0270-9200,
info@metka.com, www.metka.com
Contact: Gen Mgr Sls/Dev, Paul Smith
MAPNA Group
MapEx Performance
Monitoring
231 Mirdamad Blvd, Tehran

1918953651 Iran, +98-21-8198-2070,
info@mapnagroup.com,
www.mapnagroup.com
Contact: Comms/Mktg Dir,
Behnam Haghighi
(div of Roper Technologies), 8824

Fallbrook Dr, Houston, TX 77064, USA,
+1-281-940-1748,
info@metrixvibration.com,
www.metrixvibration.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Abel Flores
Maximum Turbine Support

Inc
Power Business Line Div, (div of Metso

Corp), 3430 Toringdon Way, Suite 201,
Charlotte, NC 28277, USA,
+1-704-541-1453,
info.power@metso.com,
www.metso.com/energy
Contact: VP Power Gen NA,
Robert Deneault
705 S Lugo Ave, San Bernardino, CA

92408, USA, +1-909-383-1626,
r.lincoln@maximumturbinesupport.com,
www.maximumturbinesupport.com
Contact: Pres, Randy Lincoln
Honeywell Commercial & Industrial
Combustion Div (ACS-ECC), (sub of
Honeywell International), 201 E 18th St,
PO Box 2068, Muncie, IN 47302,
USA, +1-765-284-3304,
info@maxoncorp.com,
www.maxoncorp.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Tim Lee
MECOS AG
Industriestr 26, Winterthur CH-8404
Switzerland, +41-52-235-14-14,
sales@mecos.com, www.mecos.com
Contact: Dir Sls/Mktg, Bernhard Mandel
Mee Industries Inc

16021 Adelante St, Irwindale, CA
91702, USA, +1-626-359-4550,
john.mee@meefog.com,
www.meefog.com

12838 Saticoy St, North Hollywood, CA
91605, USA, +1-818-765-8160,
jen.larsen@meggitt.com,
www.meggitt.com
Meggitt Piezo Technologies
Metso Power

2500 State Hwy 160, Warrior, AL
35180, USA, +1-205-590-3505,
sales@maegen.com, www.maegen.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Art Sigler

48009 Fremont Blvd, Fremont, CA
94538, USA, +1-510-656-2001,
sls@mil-ram.com, www.mil-ram.com
Contact: Pres/CEO, Gary Milco
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power

Systems Americas Inc
400 Colonial Center Pkwy, Lake Mary, FL
32746, USA, +1-407-688-6100,
sharon.prater@mhpowersystems.com,
www.mhpowersystems.com
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power

Systems Europe GmbH
Schiffer Str 80, Duisburg 47059
Germany, +49-203-8038-0,
h_schulz@eu.mhps.com,
www.eu.mhps.com
Contact: Head PR/Mktg, Helge Schulz
(div of Meggitt Sensing Systems),

8431 Georgetown Rd, Suite 300,
Indianapolis, IN 46268, USA,
+1-317-876-4670,
mssindysales@meggitt.com,
www.piezotechnologies.com
Contact: Mktg Asst, Jane Haynie
Mobotec
19F-1 No 631, Sec 1, Chung Der Rd,

Taichung 404 Taiwan,
+886-4-2238-0698 x20,
sales@monicon.com.tw,
www.monicon.com.tw
Contact: CEO, Gene Wang
(a Meggitt Group Co), Rt de Moncor 4,

PO Box 1616, Fribourg 1701
Switzerland, +41-26-407-11-11,
energy@ch.meggitt.com,
www.vibro-meter.com
Contact: Dir Sls Americas, Andy Heckman
1600 S Main St, Suite 332,

Walnut Creek, CA 94596-8814,
USA, +1-925-935-2500,
info@mobotecgroup.com,
www.mobotecgroup.com
13800 S Lakes Dr, Charlotte, NC

28273, USA, +1-704-587-8888,
info@liqui-cel.com, www.liqui-cel.com
Contact: Mktg Coord, Kerim ElSherif
44W320 Keslinger Rd, Elburn, IL 60119,

USA, +1-630-365-9403,
monitor@monitortech.com,
www.monitortech.com
Contact: Dir Sls, Greg DeRudder
Mersen
Mors Smitt BV
Membrana
(formerly known as Carbone Lorraine),

10 Ave Roger Dumoulin, Amiens
F-80084 France, +33-3-22-54-45-00,
infos.amiens@mersen.com,
www.mersen.com/en/markets/energy
Contact: Sls/Mktg VP, Bruno Alves
(div of Wabtec), Vrieslantlaan 6, Utrecht

3526 AA Netherlands, +31-30-2881311,
sales.msbv@wabtec.com,
www.morssmitt.com
Contact: Mgr Sls Industry, Rene Kulik
MTU Maintenance BerlinBrandenburg GmbH

Dr Ernst Zimmermann Str 2, Ludwigsfelde,
Brandenburg 14974 Germany,
+49-3378-824-332,
powersolutions@mtu.de,
http://powersolutions.mtu.de
Contact: Proj Mgr, Janko Matheussik
Mueller Systems
(sub of Mueller Water Products), 10210
Statesville Blvd, Cleveland, NC 27013,
USA, +1-704-278-2221,
dcasper@muellersystems.com,
www.muellersystems.com
Contact: Sr Prod Mgr, Darryl Casper
Muis Controls Ltd

Flow Indicators - Flow Meters Div, 29 Riel
Dr, St Albert, AB T8N 3Z2, Canada,
+1-780-459-7080,
info@muiscontrols.com,
www.muiscontrols.com
Contact: Pres, Bill Muis
NACB LLC
1611 S Melrose, Suite A-237, Vista, CA
92081, USA, +1-760-639-5392,
sales@nacbvalves.com,
www.bonettivalves.com
Contact: US Sls Mgr, Nelson Agudelo
Nalco
1601 W Diehl Rd, Naperville, IL
60563-1198, USA, +1-630-305-1000,
www.nalco.com
Contact: Global Mktg Mgr, Greg Tranor
NATCOM
(div of Cleaver-Brooks Inc),
545 Fernand-Poitras, Terrebonne, QC
J6Y 1Y5, Canada, +1-450-625-6060,
ebssales@cleaverbrooks.com,
www.cleaverbrooks.com
Contact: Dir Sls Engr, Daniel Poupart
Niagara Wet Surface Air

Coolers
91 Sawyer Ave, Tonawanda, NY
14150, USA, +1-716-875-2000,
sales.niagara@alfalaval.com,
www.niagarablower.com
Contact: WSAC Prod Mgr, Mark Vogel
Nol-Tec Systems Inc

425 Apollo Dr, Lino Lakes, MN 55014,
USA, +1-651-780-8600,
sales@nol-tec.com, www.nol-tec.com
Nordic Air Filtration A/S

Bergenvej 1, Nakskov 4900 Denmark,
+45-5495-1363,
info@nordic-air-filtration.com,
www.nordic-air-filtration.com
Nord-Lock Inc
(sub of Nord-Lock International),
1000 Gregg St, Carnegie, PA 15106,
USA, +1-412-279-1149,
bolting@nord-lock.com, www.nord-lock.com
Contact: Field App Eng, Tripp Fulmer
Novum Glass LLC

13150 Sterling Hills Dr, Rolla, MO
65401, USA, +1-573-308-0380,
novum@novumglass.com,
www.novumglass.com
Contact: CEO, Joy Schmit
Nynas AB
PO Box 10700, Stockholm 121 29
Sweden, +46-8-602-12-00,
info@nynas.com, www.nynas.com
Ofil Ltd
16 Einstein St, PO Box 4016, Nes Ziona
74140 Israel, +972-8-940-7953,
ofil@ofilsystems.com,
www.ofilsystems.com
Contact: CEO, Moshe Goldbaum
OILES Deutschland GmbH

Boschstr 3, Ober-Moerlen 61239
Germany, +49-6002-9392-0,
info@oiles.de, www.oiles.co.jp/en
Contact: Key Acct Mgr, Thomas Dittert
OPRA Turbines

800 King Ave, Columbus, OH 43212,
USA, +1-614-488-1151,
necservice@national-electric-coil.com,
www.national-electric-coil.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Stephen Jeney
Nationwide Boiler Inc
Opaalstraat 60, Hengelo 7554 TS

Netherlands, +31-74-2452121,
sales@opraturbines.com,
www.opraturbines.com
Contact: Mgr Sls Support/Svc,
Frank Sanders
Optocon AG
42400 Christy St, Fremont, CA 94538,

USA, +1-510-490-7100,
info@nationwideboiler.com,
www.nationwideboiler.com
Contact: Dir Sls, William Testa
Washingtonstr 16/16a, Dresden 01139

Germany, +49-351-8435990,
info@optocon.de, www.optocon.de
Contact: CEO, Elisa Renschen
Nel Pretech
8420 183rd Pl, Tinley Park, IL 60487,

USA, +1-708-429-4887,
info@nelpretech.com,
www.nelpretech.com
NEM Energy BV
(sub of NEM BV), Stadhouderslaan 900,
Zoeterwoude 2382 BL Netherlands,
+31-71-5792151, info@nem.nl,
www.nem-group.com
Contact: Mgr Comms, Jeroen Overduin
Nextech Engineering
Engine Parts/Engine Valves Div, Plot No
2745 GIDC Lodhika Metoda, Rajkot,
Gujarat 360021 India,
+91-2827-296051,
info@nextechengg.com,
www.nextechengg.com
(a Magnetrol Co), 2105 Oak Villa Blvd,

Baton Rouge, LA 70815,
USA, +1-225-906-2343,
info@orioninstruments.com,
www.orioninstruments.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Eric Moore
OUESTime CONSULTING
PO Box 15249, Fernandina Beach, FL
32035, USA, +1-206-260-5858,
ouestime@earthlink.net
Contact: Mgr, Xavier Hubert
Outotec
Rauhalanpuisto 9, Espoo 02230 Finland,
+358-20-529-211, info@outotec.com,
www.outotec.com
Paradigm Precision
1 Bentley Wood Way, Network 65
Business Pk, Hapton, Burnley
BB11 5TG, UK, +44-1282-831-199,
kevin.messenger@paradigmprecision.
com, www.paradigmprecision.com
Contact: Sls Dir, Kevin Messenger
45
Parker Hannifin Corp
Powertech Labs Inc
Raymar Telenetics
Schenck Process UK Ltd
Finite Airtek Filtration Div, 4087 Walden

Ave, Lancaster, NY 14086, USA,
+1-716-686-6400, faf@parker.com,
www.parker.com/faf
Contact: Mktg/Svcs Mgr, Jennifer Fiorello
12388 88th Ave, Surrey, BC V3W 7R7,

Canada, +1-604-590-7500,
info@powertechlabs.com,
www.powertechlabs.com
Contact: Client Engagement Mgr,
Madhvi Ramnial
7325 Roseville Rd, Sacramento, CA

95842, USA, +1-916-783-1951,
sales@raymarinc.com,
www.raymarinc.com
Contact: Mktg/Strat Sls, Daniel Armstrong
(sub of Schenck Process Group),

Carolina Ct, Lakeside, Doncaster
DN4 5RA, UK, +44-1302-321-313,
enquiries@schenckprocess.co.uk,
www.schenckprocess.co.uk
Contact: Dir, Stuart Westley
Eugen-Reintjes-Str 7, Hamelin D-31785

Germany, +49-5151-104-0,
info@reintjes-gears.de,
www.reintjes-gears.com
Patten CAT
625 West Lake St, Elmhurst, IL 60126,
USA, +1-630-279-4400,
www.pattencat.com

Units 12/13 Southpoint Bus Pk,
Ensign Way, Southampton, Hampshire
SO31 4RF, UK, +44-2380-987-030,
www.pce-instruments.com/english
Perpetual Evolution Designs

LLC
1711 Grant Ave, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
44223, USA, +1-330-714-4700,
info@inflatableductplug.com,
www.inflatableductplug.com
Contact: Owner, Jim Blair
Petrotech Inc
151 Brookhollow Esplanade,
New Orleans, LA 70123, USA,
+1-504-620-6600,
info@petrotechinc.com,
www.petrotechinc.com
Contact: Pres, John Kazour
Philadelphia Gear, a Timken

Brand
901 E 8th Ave, Suite 100, King of Prussia,
PA 19406, USA, +1-610-265-3000,
info@philagear.com, www.philagear.com
Contact: VP Marcom, Gerry Matteson
Physics of Semiconductors
and Solar Energy Research
Team (PSES)
(sub of Position Technology Holdings LLC),

500 Coventry Ln, Croydon, PA
19021, USA, +1-610-233-8124,
l.schaevitz@powerturbinelvdt.com,
www.powerturbinelvdt.com
Contact: Dir Mktg, Les Schaevitz
Process Equipment - Barron

Industries
2770 Welborn St, PO Box 1607,
Pelham, AL 35124, USA,
+1-205-663-5330,
information@processbarron.com,
www.processbarron.com
Process Technology
7010 Lindsay Dr, Mentor, OH 44060,
USA, +1-440-974-1300,
info@process-technology.com,
www.processtechnology.com
Contact: Sls Dir, Phil Warren
ProEnergy
2001 ProEnergy Blvd, Sedalia, MO
65301, USA, +1-660-829-5100,
acairer@proenergyservices.com,
www.proenergyservices.com
Contact: Dir Mktg, Amanda Cairer
Project Risk Ltd

786 Howell Rd, Westmoreland, TN
37186, USA, +1-615-300-6612,
renew@projrisk.com, www.projrisk.com
Contact: Sr Cons, David Schroeder
Mohammed V University, (sub of Ecole

Normale Superieure), Rue Mohamed
Belhassan El Ouazzani, Rabat 10000
Morocco, +212-537-561-013,
barhdadi@ictp.it, www.ictp.it/~barhdadi
Contact: Prof Rsch, Abdelfettah Barhdadi
16138 Flight Path Dr, Brooksville, FL

34604, USA, +1-352-544-8436,
dean.geraci@promationei.com,
www.promationei.com
Contact: Gen Mgr, Dean Geraci
ProSim Inc
Ave de la Gare 3, Sierre 3960

Switzerland, +41-27-456-49-55,
info@plastocor-international.com,
www.plastocor-international.com
Contact: Pres, Richard Kreiselmaier
(sub of ProSim SA), 325 Chestnut St,

Suite 800, Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA,
+1-215-600-3760, info@prosim.net,
www.prosim.net
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Isabelle Girard
Plenty Filters, An SPX FLOW

Brand
PSM - an Alstom Co
Hambridge Rd, Newbury, Berkshire

RG14 5TR, UK, +44-1635-42363,
plentyfilters@spxflow.com,
www.spxflow.com
Contact: Sls Mgr Engineered Solutions,
Paul Baker
Plenty Process Filtration, An

SPX FLOW Brand
Hambridge Rd, Newbury RG14 5TR, UK,
+44-1635-42363,
plentyfilters@spxflow.com,
www.spxflow.com
Contact: Sls Mgr Engineered Solutions,
Paul Baker
Power Jacks Ltd

Balmacassie Commercial Pk, Ellon,
Aberdeenshire AB41 8BX, UK,
+44-1358-285-100,
sales@powerjacks.com,
www.powerjacks.com
Contact: Mktg Dir, Bruce Hamper
Power Machines OJSC

3a Vatutina Str, St Petersburg 195009
Russia, +7-812-346-70-37,
mail@power-m.ru, www.power-m.ru
Contact: Deputy Gen Dir/Sls Dir,
Alexey Barvinok
46
1440 W Indiantown Rd, Jupiter, FL

33458, USA, +1-561-354-1100,
power@psm.com, www.psm.com
Contact: VP Strat/Bus Dev, Jeff Benoit
Psychsoftpc
PO Box 232, Quincy, MA 02171, USA,
+1-617-471-8733,
sales@psychsoftpc.com,
www.psychsoftpc.com
Contact: Pres, Tim Lynch

(sub of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries),
628 Hebron Ave, Suite 400,
Glastonbury, CT 06033, USA,
+1-860-368-5535,
lucia.maffucci@pwps.com,
www.pwps.com
Contact: Mktg Comms Mgr,
Lucia Maffucci
QUA Group LLC

1 Four Coins Dr, Canonsburg, PA 15317,
USA, +1-877-782-7558,
sales@quagroup.com,
www.quagroup.com
Contact: Tech Dir, VJ Nathan
REINTJES GmbH

1500 Industrial Blvd, Madison, GA
30650, USA, +1-706-752-4000,
www.rematiptop.com,
www.rematiptop.com
Contact: Prod Mgr, Gary Barnes

5025 E Business 20, Abilene, TX 79601,
USA, +1-325-672-3400,
sales@rentechboilers.com,
www.rentechboilers.com
Contact: Pres, Jack Rentz
Ring Power Corp

Power Systems Div, 500 World
Commerce Pkwy, St Augustine, FL
32092, USA, +1-904-737-7730,
info@ringpower.com,
www.ringpower-systems.com
Contact: Asst VP/Used Equipment Sls
Mgr, Lyndon Schultz
ROBLICORP
3531 High Ridge Rd, Boynton Beach, FL
33426, USA, +1-561-582-3330,
robli@msn.com, www.robli.com
Contact: Pres, Robert Lipton

Unit 5-6, Sun Valley Business Pk,
Winnall Close, Winchester SO23 0LB,
UK, +44-1962-890-089,
sales@rochem.net, www.rochemltd.com
Contact: Group Man Dir, Peter McDermott
Roctest Ltd
680 Birch St, St Lambert, QC J4P 2N3,
Canada, +1-450-465-1114,
info@roctest.com, www.roctest.com
Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Francois Cordeau
Roper Pump Co
(div of Roper Industries), 3475 Old
Maysville Rd, PO Box 269, Commerce,
GA 30529, USA, +1-706-336-3368,
bflavelle@roperpumps.com,
www.roperpumps.com
Contact: Mktg Asst, Mark Tingle
Rotork Plc
Rotork House, Brassmill Ln, Bath, Somerset
BA1 3JQ, UK, +44-1225-733-200,
information@rotork.com, www.rotork.com
Contact: UK Gen Mgr, Richard Holbrook
RR Projects
Parsons House, 56 Axis Business Park,
Tullamore, Co Offaly R35 K744
Ireland, +353-57-936-1600,
patrick.cassidy@rrprojects.net,
www.rrprojects.net
Contact: Bus Dev Mgr, Patrick Cassidy
Sargent & Lundy LLC

55 E Monroe St, Chicago, IL 60603,
USA, +1-312-269-2000,
thinkingpower@sargentlundy.com,
www.sargentlundy.com
Contact: Sr Mgr, Jeff Woolley
SAS Global Corp

Combustion Optimization Div, 21601
Mullin Ave, Warren, MI 48089, USA,
+1-248-414-4470,
info@sasglobalcorp.com,
www.sasglobalcorp.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Justin Bennett
Schweitzer Engineering
Laboratories Inc
2350 NE Hopkins Ct, Pullman, WA
99163, USA, +1-509-332-1890,
info@selinc.com, www.selinc.com
Sealeze
(sub of Jason), 8000 Whitepine Rd,
North Chesterfield, VA 23237, USA,
+1-804-743-0982, power@sealeze.com,
www.sealezepower.com
Contact: Bus Dev Mgr Power Gen, Pavan
Ravulaparthy
SENSOPLAN GmbH
Gewerbestr 6, Hohentengen aH,
Baden-Wrttemberg 79801 Germany,
+49-7742-9298-0, info@sensoplan.com,
www.sensoplan.com
Contact: VP Sls/Proj, Hector Rodriguez
Sensor Developments Inc

1050 W Silver Bell Rd, PO Box 290,
Lake Orion, MI 48359, USA,
+1-248-391-3000, sales@sendev.com,
www.sendev.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Ken Winczner
SETPOINT
2243 Park Pl, Suite A, Minden, NV
89423, USA, +1-775-552-3110,
info@setpointvibration.com,
www.setpointvibration.com
Contact: Prod Mgr, Steve Sabin
Sheldon Andrews Inc

331 Elmwood Dr, Suite 4-251, Moncton,
NB E1A 1X6, Canada,
+1-506-532-6246,
sandrewsinc@nb.aibn.com
Contact: Pres, Sheldon Andrews
Shell Lubricants
700 Milam, Houston, TX 77002, USA,
+1-713-546-6908,
sandy.laughery@shell.com,
www.shell-lubricants.com
Contact: Power Sector Mgr,
Sandy Laughery
Siemens AG
Freyeslebenstr 1, Erlangen 91058
Germany, +49-9131-18-0,
support.energy@siemens.com,
www.siemens.com/energy
Contact: Corp Comms, Monika Wood
Siemens Energy Inc

Power Generation Services Div, 4400
Alafaya Trail, Orlando, FL 32826-2399,
USA, +1-919-365-2405,
support.energy@siemens.com,
www.usa.siemens.com/energy
Siemens Turbomachinery
Equipment GmbH
Pre-Designed Steam Turbines Div/Energy
Sector Oil and Gas Div, Hessheimer Str
2, Frankenthal, Rheiland-Pfalz 67227
Germany, +49-6233-85-2291,
turbines-frankenthal.energy@siemens.
com, www.siemens.com/agkkk
Contact: Asst, Marianne Schrder
SIPOS Aktorik GmbH

Im Erlet 2, Altdorf 90518 Germany,
+49-9187-9227-0, info@sipos.de,
www.sipos.de
Contact: Intl Sls Mgr, Steffen Koehler
SKF Sealing Solutions Austria

GmbH
Sulzer Turbo Services Venlo

BV
TMS Turbomaschinenservice
GmbH
Gabelhoferstr 25, Judenburg, Styria

A-8750 Austria, +43-3572-82555-0,
machined.seals@skf.com,
www.skf.com/machinedseals
Contact: Global Prod Mgr Machined
Seals, Heimo Rehschuetzecker
Spikweien 36, AD Lomm NL-5943

Netherlands, +31-77-4738666,
sulzertsvenlo@sulzer.com, www.sulzer.com
Contact: Sls, Howard Peeters
Ziegelstr 24, Rednitzhembach 91126

Germany, +49-9122-188-240,
wartzack@turbomaschinenservice.de,
www.turbomaschinenservice.de
Swagelok
TNB Repair and Maintenance

Sdn Bhd
Sko-Die Inc
8050 Austin Ave, Morton Grove, IL
60053, USA, +1-847-965-1130,
bob.blecha@skodie.com,
www.skodie.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Bob Blecha

128 Main St, PO Box 1099, Monson,
MA 01057, USA, +1-413-267-0590,
info@sohreturbo.com,
www.sohreturbo.com
Contact: Gen Mgr/Pres, Thomas Sohre
Solar Turbines Inc

(sub of Caterpillar Inc), 9330 Sky Pk Ct,
Mail Zone SP4-B, San Diego, CA
92123, USA, +1-619-544-5352,
infocorp@solarturbines.com,
www.solarturbines.com
Specialised Overhaul Service

P/L
15 Randall Ct, Collaroy, NSW 2097
Australia, +61-2-9981-4010,
sos@bigpond.net.au,
www.sostubecleaners.com
Contact: Mgr, Steven Smith
SPIG SpA
Piazza San Graziano, 31, Arona, (NO)
28041 Italy, +39-0322-245-401,
info@spig-int.com, www.spig-int.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Marianna Caputo
SPX FLOW Inc

13320 Ballantyne Corporate Pl,
Charlotte, NC 28277,
USA, +1-704-752-4400,
ft.amer.info@spxflow.com,
www.spxflow.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Carmen Clar
SPX FlOW Technology USA

Dollinger
(div of SPX), 4647 SW 40th Ave, Ocala,
FL 34474, USA, +1-352-237-1220,
doug.mcneish@spx.com, www.spx.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr Power Gen/Filtration,
Douglas McNeish
Standby Generators
81 Spinney Hill, Derby, Derbyshire
DE73 8LX, UK, +44-845-055-8455,
sales@powercontinuity.co.uk,
www.powercontinuity.co.uk
Contact: Man Dir, John East

(sub of Schenck Process Group),
16490 Chillicothe Rd, Chagrin Falls,
OH 44023, USA, +1-440-543-6000,
laura.hanley@stockequipment.com,
www.stockequipment.com
Contact: Exec VP, Tom Timberlake
Structural Integrity
Associates Inc
31500 Aurora Rd, Solon, OH

44139-2764, USA, +1-440-349-5934,
marketing@swagelok.com,
www.swagelok.com
Contact: Power Mktg Mgr, Shiv Shankar
Tecam Group
Horts den Mateu 26, Llinars del Valles,
Barcelona 08450 Spain,
+34-93-428-11-54,
sales@tecamgroup.com,
www.tecamgroup.com
Contact: Sls Dir, Bernat Sala
Technidea Corp/ZIPLEVEL
2121 E Valley Pkwy, Escondido, CA
92027, USA, +1-760-480-4740,
info@ziplevel.com, www.ziplevel.com
Contact: Dir Sls/Mktg, Wayne Galan
Technology Transfer Services

14497 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Suite 120N,
Tampa, FL 33618, USA,
+1-813-908-1100,
mmiller@techtransfer.com,
www.techtransfer.com
Contact: Power Div Dir, Scott Lock
Tech Products Inc

105 Willow Ave, Staten Island, NY
10305, USA, +1-718-442-4900,
eorders@techproducts.com,
www.techproducts.com
Contact: VP, Daniel OConnor
Teksan Generator
Yenidogan Mah Edebali Cad No 12,
Sancaktepe, Istanbul 34791
Turkey, +90-216-312-05-50,
info@teksangenerator.com,
www.teksangenerator.com
TEMP-PRO Inc
200 Industrial Dr, Northampton, MA
01060, USA, +1-413-584-3165,
mary.mccarthy@temp-pro.com,
www.temp-pro.com
Contact: Mktg Rep, Mary McCarthy

145 Yangqiaozhong Rd, Bldg 2, Fuzhou,
Fujian 350003 China,
+86-591-8787-0640, sales@temto.com,
www.temto.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Nicole Feng

Prinzenallee 78-79, Berlin 13357
Germany, +49-30-497769-0,
info@thiedig.com, www.thiedig.com
Contact: Sls Eng, Henry Tittelwitz
Thomson Technology
Power Generation Div, (sub of Regal Beloit
Co), 9087A 198th St, Vancouver,
Langley, BC V1M 3B1, Canada,
+1-604-888-0110,
info@thomsontechnology.com,
www.thomsontechnology.com
5215 Hellyer Ave, San Jose, CA 95138,

USA, +1-408-978-8200,
info@structint.com, www.structint.com
Contact: Dir NPS Bus Dev, Joe Agnew
921 Matthews Mint Hill Rd, Suite F,

Matthew, NC 28105, USA,
+1-704-708-6924, www.timotion.com
Sulzer
Tioga Pipe Supply Co Inc
11518 Old La Porte Rd, La Porte, TX

77571, USA, +1-713-567-2700,
sulzertshouston@sulzer.com,
www.sulzer.com
Contact: VP Sls NA, Allen Thornton
TiMotion Technology
2450 Wheatsheaf Ln, Philadelphia, PA

19137, USA, +1-215-831-0700,
jshaw@tiogapipe.com,
www.tiogapipe.com
Contact: Mgr Sls, Jeff Shaw
(sub of Tenaga Nasional Bhd - TNB),

Level 23A, PJX-HM Shah Tower, No 16A,
Persiaran Barat, Selangor Darul Ehsan,
Petaling Jaya 46050 Malaysia,
+60-3-7964-2600,
www.tnbremaco.com.my
Topomaster Ltd
10 Democratias Ave, Ayios Dometios,
Serifos Bldg, 1st Fl, Nicosia 2370
Cyprus, +357-22-819370,
a.yiannakas@topomaster.com,
www.topomaster.com
Contact: Dir, Andy Yiannakas
Torresol Energy
Severo Ochoa 4, Parque Tecnolgico de
Madrid, Tres Cantos, Madrid
28760 Spain, +34-918077004,
info@torresolenergy.com,
www.torresolenergy.com
TOTEM Energy srl

via Ivrea 70, Rivoli, (TO) 10098 Italy,
+39-011-9579360, sales@totem.energy,
www.totem.energy
Contact: Bus Dev/Sls, Marina Bukhanova
Tower Performance Inc

23 Vreeland Rd, Florham Park, NJ
07932, USA, +1-973-966-1116,
ctowers@tpict.com,
www.towerperformance.com
Contact: VP, Frank Foster

2450 Atlanta Hwy, Suite 501, Cumming,
GA 30040, USA, +1-678-455-0365,
jpickering@transglobalenergy.com,
www.transglobalenergy.com
Contact: CEO/Pres, Kevin Morris
Triangle MicroWorks Inc

2840 Plaza Pl, Suite 205, Raleigh, NC
27612, USA, +1-919-870-5101,
sales@trianglemicroworks.com,
www.trianglemicroworks.com
Contact: Mktg/Technical Sls,
Beth Capeles
Turbine Efficiency
Energy House, 3 Electric Ave, Witham St
Hughs, Lincolnshire LN6 9BJ, UK,
+44-1522-696-980,
info@turbine-efficiency.co.uk,
www.turbine-efficiency.co.uk

1200 S Rogers Cir, Suite 10,
Boca Raton, FL 33487,
USA, +1-561-394-5818,
info@turbinetechnics.com,
www.turbinetechnics.com
Contact: Pres/CEO, David Simon
Turbo Parts LLC

(sub of Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis
LLC), 767 Pierce Rd, Suite 2, Clifton Park,
NY 12065, USA, +1-518-885-3199,
info@turbopartsllc.com,
www.turbopartsllc.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Chris Mancini
Turbotect Ltd
PO Box 1411, Baden CH-5401
Switzerland, +41-56-200-50-20,
turbotect@turbotect.com,
www.turbotect.com
Contact: Sls Dept, Katrin Hufschmid
Turner Envirologic
1140 SW 34th Ave, Deerfield Beach, FL
33442, USA, +1-954-422-9787,
sales@tenviro.com, www.tenviro.com
Contact: Sls/Mktg Mgr, Khalil Nasser
Unison
(sub of GE), 7575 Baymeadows Way,
Jacksonville, FL 32256, USA,
+1-904-739-4000,
amelia.butler@unisonindustries.com,
www.unisonaviation.com
Contact: Mktg Spec, Amelia Butler
United Rentals
100 First Stamford Pl, Stamford, CT
06902, USA, +1-203-622-3131,
www.unitedrentals.com
Universal AET
1925 Hwy 51-138, PO Box 411,
Stoughton, WI 53589, USA,
+1-608-877-7231,
solutions@universalaet.com,
www.universalaet.com
Contact: Dir Mktg, Dawn Auby
URS
510 Carnegie Center, PO Box 5287,
Princeton, NJ 08543-5287, USA,
+1-609-720-2000, www.urs.com
Contact: Group Gen Mgr/Power,
Art Lembo
USA Borescopes
2061 Bearden Rd, Clarksville, TN
37043, USA, +1-931-362-3304,
sales@usaborescopes.com,
www.usaborescopes.com
Contact: Sls, Mike Costello

Schaubenstr 5, Andelfingen, Zrich
CH-8450 Switzerland,
+41-52-397-1199, info@ut99.ch,
www.ut99.ch/en
Contact: Cust Eng, Christian Stieler
Vaisala Ltd
Elm House, 351 Bristol Rd, Birmingham
B5 7SW, UK, +44-121-683-5620,
uksales@vaisala.com,
www.vaisala.com/power
Contact: Field Serv Eng, Tracy Cleland
Vallourec
27, Ave du Gnral Leclerc,
Boulogne-Billancourt 92660 France,
+33-1-49-09-37-53,
vincent.delcour@vallourec.com,
www.vallourec.com/en/
powergeneration
Contact: VP Steam Tubes/Pipes,
Vincent Delcour
Valutech Inc
70 Esna Pk Dr, Unit 3, Markham, ON
L3R 6E7, Canada, +1-905-940-0961,
info@valutechinc.com,
www.valutechinc.com
Contact: Sr Tech Adv/Bus Dev Exec,
Pradosh Nag

B XinFeng Bldg, Yangguang, Xili Town,
Nanshan Dist, Shenzhen, Guangdong
518055 China, +86-177-0402-7519,
richard@ecodrivecn.com,
www.ecodrivecn.com
Contact: Mgr, Richard Huang
VibroSystM Inc
2727 Jacques-Cartier E Blvd, Longueuil,
QC J4N 1L7, Canada,
+1-450-646-2157,
sales@vibrosystm.com,
www.vibrosystm.com
Contact: Comm Dir, Marc Bissonnette
47
Victaulic
Wasserkraft Volk AG
Xantrex Technology Inc
Prykelstraat 36, Nazareth B-9810

Belgium, +32-93-81-15-00,
sofie.rigaux@victaulic.be,
www.victaulic.com
Voithstr 1, Crailsheim 74564 Germany,

+49-7951-32-0,
info.voithturbo@voith.com, www.voith.com
Am Stollen 13, Gutach 79261 Germany,

+49-7685-91060, info@wkv-ag.com,
www.wkv-ag.com
Contact: Pres, Manfred Volk
(sub of Schneider Electric), 3700 Gilmore

Way, Burnaby, BC V5G 4M1, Canada,
+1-604-422-8595, www.xantrex.com
Friedrich-Ebert-Str 134, Duisburg

D-47229 Germany,
+49-2065-4221-676,
info@xervonenergy.com,
www.xervonenergy.com
Vigil Antislip
Unit 1, 34 Discovery Dr, Bibra Lake, WA
6166 Australia, +61-8-9434-4773,
vigil@vigilantislip.com,
www.vigilantislip.com
Contact: Man Dir, Stephen McCorkill
Vireo Energy Financial

30441 Morning View Dr, Malibu, CA
90265, USA, +1-310-314-5126,
larry.thrall@vireoenergy.com,
www.vireoenergy.com
Contact: Man Dir, Larry Thrall
VISA Petrochemical Products

Ltd
400 Pavilion Dr, Northampton Business
Pk, Brackmills Industrial Estate,
Northampton, Northamptonshire
NN4 7PA, UK, +44-844-800-7307,
sales@visapetrochemical.com,
www.visapetrochemical.com
Contact: CEO, Ashley Ashiru
Voith Turbo BHS Getriebe

GmbH
Hans-Boeckler-Str 7, Sonthofen 87527
Germany, +49-8321-802-502,
info.bhs@voith.com, www.voith.com/bhs
Contact: Sr Mgr Bus Dev/Svc,
Tome Stanic
Volga-Dnepr Unique
Aircargo Inc
14 Karbysheva Str, Ulyanovsk 77380
Russia, +7-8422-590059,
sales@volga-dnepr.com,
www.volga-dnepr.com
Vooner FloGard Corp

4729 Stockholm Ct, Charlotte, NC
28273, USA, +1-704-552-9314,
info@vooner.com, www.vooner.com
Contact: VP Bus Dev, Danny McDonald
Wabash Power Equipment

Co
444 Carpenter Ave, Wheeling, IL
60090, USA, +1-847-541-5600,
info@wabashpower.com,
www.wabashpower.com/inventory/
boilers
Contact: Pres, Richard Caitung
(a Dover Co), W231 N2811 Roundy

Cir E, Suite 200, Pewaukee, WI
53072, USA, +1-262-506-3000,
sales@waukbearing.com,
www.waukeshabearings.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Dan Brandenburg
1000 Westinghouse Dr, Cranberry
Township, PA 16066, USA,
+1-412-374-3373,
www.westinghousenuclear.com
Contact: Mgr Mktg/Comms, Michelle
Rossman
Wikov Gear
Tylova 1/57, Plzen 316 00
Czech Republic, +420-491-488-415,
gear@wikov.com, www.wikov.com
Contact: Sls Mgr, Marek Mancik
Wahlco Inc
2722 S Fairview St, Santa Ana, CA
92704, USA, +1-714-979-7300,
bsoutham@wahlco.com,
www.wahlco.com
Contact: EVP Sls/Mktg, Barry Southam
Woodward GmbH
Handwerkstr 29, Stuttgart 70565
Germany, +49-711-78954-0,
stgt-info@woodward.com,
www.woodward.com
Contact: Florian Trapp
XERVON Energy GmbH
Yara International ASA

Hanninghof 35, Dulmen 48249
Germany, +49-2594-798-251,
www.yara.com

942 Old Liverpool Rd, Liverpool, NY
13088, USA, +1-315-457-3110,
info@yf.com, www.yf.com
Zeeco Inc
22151 E 91 St, Broken Arrow, OK
74014, USA, +1-918-258-8551,
sales@zeeco.com, www.zeeco.com
Contact: Dir Power Sls, Bill Gurski
Zigma Ground Solutions

Unit 11 M11 Business Link, Parsonage Ln,
Stansted CM2 48GF, UK,
+44-127-964-7021,
info@zigmagroundsolutions.com,
www.zigmagroundsolutions.com
Contact: Mktg Mgr,
Michael Mundell-Poole
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Steam turbines are central to the future of thermal power plant

enewables may have struck a

maintenance considerations are always high

seals. If the chemical purity of the steam is poor,

decisive lead in new worldwide

on the agenda. In the case of coal-fired or

there can also be wear on the rotor blades

power capacity investment, but

other thermal plant, the steam turbine is one

which can be, after some time, damaged by

King Coal is still to be dethroned.

principal area of focus for the major OEMs.

chemical effects on the material.

Predicting operational integrity

between service intervals, but it is necessary

of global energy consumption its highest

Jiri Fiala, Director of R&D at Doosan Skoda

for the operator to comply with some

share since 1970 and provides 40 per cent

based in the Czech Republic, emphasizes the

recommendations to keep the purity of the

of the worlds electricity. While this number is

role of detailed knowledge of a steam turbine

steam within some limits.

expected to fall, coal will remain the backbone

in improving plant performance: First, what is

This is a point picked up by Bailey: Theres

of the power system in many countries.

important for the operator? It is important to

an element of erosion from the continuous

Indeed, according to GE, coal

We are able to extend the period

Consequently, the global steam turbine

have a good picture of the turbine cycle. It

flow of steam through the steam turbine that,

market is projected by some analysts to grow

means information and this is measurement

over many years, does have some impact,

from an estimated $12,872.5 million in 2015 to

connected with the control system. On the

particularly on the longer blades. The last

some $19,292 million by 2020.

other hand, we can offer a remote monitoring

stage or the low pressure section of the

Trevor Bailey, General Manager of Steam

system which means that we are always

turbine, for example, can experience some