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Chapter 3
Gas Turbine Products Division Table of Contents
Chapter 3, Parts
Table of Contents
Title Page
Section 1
Spare Parts ....................................................................................................................................... 3 1- 1
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3- 1- 1
Section 2
Recommended Spare Parts .................................................................................................................. 3-2- 1
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3-2-1
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Chapter 3, Section 1
Spare Parts
INTRODUCTION
The LM6000 Turbine-Generator set was engineered, designed, and manufactured by Stewart &
Stevenson International, Inc. (S&S). Spare parts support for planned or unscheduled maintenance of the
equipment is available. Stewart & Stevenson International, Inc. maintains inventories of spare parts in
Houston, Texas, U.S.A., and in other facilities around the world.
Spare Parts
In addition to new parts inventories, S&S offers a selected group of components on an exchange basis.
Recommendations for initial spare parts inventories can be supplied. These recommendations will
identify parts consumed in normal preventive (scheduled) maintenance during startup and initial opera-
tion. Corrective (unscheduled) maintenance parts, consistent with the purchaser's on-site maintenance
plan, are also provided. Included in this list will be certain accessories recommended for on-site special
support and systems test calibration equipment. To procure parts through S&S, use the work order
number, model number, serial number of the equipment or component, and the quantity of parts to be
ordered. This information will help the Service Department of S&S obtain the correct parts for this
particular unit. To obtain parts or service, write or call:

16415 Jacintoport Blvd.
Houston, Texas 77015
Attention: Service Department
Phone: (281) 457-7555

Fax: (281) 457-0047
Part numbers and descriptions for ancillary system components can be obtained by referring to the S&S
drawings and parts lists contained in Chapter 4 of this manual and vendor-furnished publications in
Chapter 5.
Recommended Spare Parts
Recommended Spare Pans are those items which are recommended as the minimum required to be
stocked on-site to support the gas turbine for Level I and Level I1 maintenance. The recommended spare
parts list for one year of operation for one LM6000 Gas Turbine-Generator set has been established.
Spare parts may be needed during commissioning and operating of the turbine-generator unit. These
parts can be procured through S&S at the address listed above.
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Section 1 Gas Turbine Products Division
The IGt Numbers shown in Table 1 in GEK 98493, Volume I1 (WP 0001 OO), represent components or
parts that are required for specific gas turbine models and are contingent upon the particular "On-
Engine" configuration selected by the customer. If a particular item or part is needed and is not listed in
this work package, refer to the appropriate Illustrated Parts Breakdown or contact:
Manager
Customer Service & Product Support
Marine & Industrial Engines and Service Division
General Electric Company, Mail Drop S155
Cincinnati, Ohio 45215
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Recommended Spare Parts
INTRODUCTION
The spare parts lists that follow are the recommended 6-year spares for two LM6000 (60-Hz) Turbine-
Generator units.
Stewart & Stevenson (S&S) is in no way implying that the parts will all be used or needed; however,
resulting from past experience, S&S has compiled the lists as completely as possible to cover a varying
range of possibilities. Parts not listed may also be needed during commissioning and operating of the
turbine-generator unit. These parts can be procured through S&S at the address listed in Section 1.
Spare Parts Lists
The spare parts lists are separated into several systems of the LM6000 Turbine-Generator unit. Parts are
identified by nomenclature (Device), manufacturer and manufacturer part number (Part No.), and quanti-
ty (Qty). Table 2.1, List of Tables, lists the systems for which spare parts are provided in this section.
Table 2.1, List of Tables
Table Title
Ventilation System
Turbine Hydraulics/Hydraulic Start System
Generator Lube Oil System
Turbine Lube Oil System
Fuel System
Water Wash System
Vibration System
Generator Spares
Auxiliary System
Fire Protection and Gas Suppression System
Turbine Spares
NetCon Control Spares
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Table 2.2, Ventilation System
Device Part No. Qty
Fan Belts
- -- -- -.- - 5VX1030 12 Sets
Fan Belts 5VX1500 12 Sets
Filter Elements P I 9-0856 400
Temperature Sensor 78R25NOON120E5 -3-
Pressure Gauge 2010 .- 3
Differential Pressure Switch -- 1950-10 - 3
Differential Pressure Switch 1950-00 3
Flow Switch Monitor <+ J00513 3
Differential Pressure .Switch
- ........................ .-
.......-...-....-. ...?.-- 2002
:
..................... .--............. 3 .......
Differential Pressure Switch '"1950-5 3
Exhaust Rope Seal 49001591 1138 6
Generator Supply Fan Bracket Set A7812R-70 5 sets
Turbine Supply Fan Bracket Set A7812R?O 5 sets
Table 2.3, Turbine Hydraulics/Hydraulic Start System
Device Part No. Qty
Hydraulic Supply
- - -- Pump-- -- -- -. . - .-.
8580-071 2 ---
Charge Pump Filter Element HC9606FUS8Z 48
Temperature Switch 132T4-FC6 3
Temperature Switch 100TC5-D6R 3
.
Pressure Gauge,
--0-1 000psi.. -. -- .. ... ... -- .....-...-.. .....J00504 ... -- .6 .
Pressure Gauge, 0-600 p s i -- J00002 1-
-
Control Pressure Switch - 100P44C6R 3
. Vacuum Switch .- .... ....... -- . . -. .--...-.. . 180P44C6R -- 3
3
...................
Starter Motor AAGVM107HAI 1

Starter Clutch 6601-01-019C 2
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Table 2.4, Generator Lube Oil System
Device Part No. Qty
Filter Element -- --
.-.-- HC9600FKN13Z 48
Relief Valve J00508 3
Differential pressure Gauge, 0-30 psi 1502DG-4-A-4.5F 3
Pressure Indicator. 0-60 ~ s i
9
J00083
- ~ - - 3
Temperature Indicator, 0-250 OF ................. 50E160E025 ....-.........., ....,,
3 ....
Temperature Indicator, 50-400 OF 50E160E060 3
Temperature Indicator, 50-400 OF 50E160E180 3
Differential Pressure Switch 160P4S36--- 3
Pressure Switch .- 132P4S129 3 .....
Pressure Transmitter .- .... -

1151GP7E22B2D3 3
Pressure Indicator, 0-1 500 psi J00018 3
s - i --- - - J00020 3
-- -Indicator,
Pressure - 0-60
--- . -psi
. - -- - -- --J00083
..-- - - - - -"3..
Pressure Switch -- 132P4S185 .
3
Tank Level Switch - KCF-307BEP 3
Control Valve - - 655R-EDR -- 2
Lube Oil Pump 5C1G-CC 2
Table 2.5, Turbine Lube Oil System
Device Part No. Qty
Tank Level Switch KCF307BEP 1
J000511 -- 2
Temperature
-- Indicator, .0-250 OF . 50E160E025 3
-Temperature Switch --- . - . 100TC5DCC6R15 2
Pressure Switch 132P41C6B 2

.-. .- - ...........
Pressure Transmitter 1151GP7E22B2D3 - -.- 3
Diff 2 .-
- --
Diff 3
.... .-..........
Filter ElementlVGV Pump)
.-- -. - -- -- -. AC-B244F-2440Y.........
1 72
24-VDC Solenoid (H,OlAir) 15803-XI061 3
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Table 2.6, Fuel System
Device Part No. Qty
L i q u i d Fuel Valve - . 8915-385 -- 2

Pressure Transmitter, 1500 psig 1151GP9E22B2D3 3
Pressure Gauge, 0-2000 psi J00089 3
Pressure Gauge, 0-1 500 psi J00018 6
Differential
.- .
-.--.. Pressure Switch 162P42C6BH ...... 3 .
- High-Pressure Switch 132P46C6B 2
Pressure Gauge, 0-200 psi J00007 2
Temperature Sensor 78R25NOOA025T3- 2
4E5
Liquid Fuel Filter Element HC9600FKD13Z 48 -
Low-Pressure Switch ... -- ... -. . . -- 132P44C6B
..
........ 6 -......
Supply Pressure Transmitter (1000 psi) PG3000-01 M-48-13-21- 3
..-.-. .... XX-930 -......
Flow
- - Transmitter - J00094 3 --
Fuel Analyzer SPECTROILM-'-. 1
Table 2.7, Water Wash System
Device Part No. Qty
120VAC Solenoid Valve Assembly (H,OIAir) -- -15830-XI06 1 2 --

Pressure Gauge, 0-200 psi 1279-S-SL 2
Detergent ZOK 27 275 gal
Water Valve 8915-429 1
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Table 2.8, Vibration System
Device Part No. Qty
Alert Relay 157595-101 7

Dander Relay 157595-102 7
Rel Probe Hsg 21 000-28-05-00-085- 3
- 05-02
Dual Vibration Monitor 3300116-02-01-02- 3
0-
01 -00-00
Accelerometer Interface Module 8651 7-01-01-01-01
-- 3
Extension Cable, 8-mm x 8.5 meters 330130-085-01-05 3
Extension Cable, 8-mm x 4.5 meters 330130-0450-01
-- -05 3
Proximitor, 5.0 meters 330100-50-05 3
Proximitor, 9.0 meters - -.. - 330100-90-05 3
DC Power Supply 3300114-01-20-01 3
S y s t e m Monitor -. ..-
.- 3300103-02-01 --- 3
Dual Vel Inputs 3300195-01-07-04- 3
00-02-13-45-02-00-
01 -01-00 -
Dual Vel Inputs 3300195-01-07-04- 3
00-02-13-45-02-00-
01-01-00
Table 2.9, Generator Spares
Device Part No. Qty
Bearing Liner (Exciter) ..- -- -- - 664026010-001 2

-- -..-
Bearing Oil Seals (Exciter) -- 66402601 0-001 6
Bearing Liner (Coupling_L-- 66402601 0-002 2
66402601 0-002 , , .-- 6 .
Rotating Diodes . - . -- 664023010-001 40 --

.
Permanent Magnet Generator, E280140
.- - - ...... .- -
664023010-001 2
Oil Pump
.Rotor
- . .- . Fan --- -. --.Blade -.-
Rotor Ground Brus
.
Rotor
-- .Ground
-.. - -.. Brush
. Inspection Doors Seal
- .~--h -.~.r..i..s t o -Bridge
rs
.. .. ..... --
D s , 2823 -- -... . . , ..- - .-. - ..--.--

." Set of ..
Fuses
.-
and L a ~ s - 664059021 -001
.- ..
6
- 10 Major Electronic Cards a- 664059021-001- . - .- 2
" --
Bearing Oil R I D 664-000-05-IT 6
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Table 2.10, Auxiliary System
Device Part No. Qty
-Pressure
-- Transmitter, 0-1 00-psi -- .- - 1151AP6E22B2D3-- -.. 2
is- 1151AP6E22B2D3 2
Instrument Valve 1053V3 2
Table 2.1 1, Fire Protection and Gas Suppression System
Device Part No. Qty

--- - - -- - -- - - - -- - -- - - - -- - - ---- - - - - - - --. -- -- -
Strobe Light Flashtube - - ---- 2001 -- 2
Gas Sensor Transmitter DE226585-001 2
Gas Sensor - DE226931-001 2
- Optical Dual -
--- - -- IR- Detector
-- ---- - - - - - - - -- -- - -DEU7099
-- -- --- 2
-- -
.
.
Gas Module AL8001457 2

Alarm Module AL8001442 2
Input Module AL8001440 -- 2
- . Release
.- .
..,
Module . - -. - .- .- .- .. --- .- . ..- . -- - AL8001443 2
--Fault Module -- - .- -.
Relay Module AL8001537 2
50-mA Fuses AL1335 50
2-Amp Fuses . - . . - .. . ..... - - AL1328 50
0.1- Fuse AL1310 50
4-Amp Fuses (Box of 5) - AL1269 10
31-mA Fuses -- AL1308 - -
50
Outer Discharge
... ..- . ....
Head 0-Ring . - . . ......- - WK2424
-.-
- Inner Discharge
-- - Head 0-Ring- . . ..- WK2424
Combustible Gas Calibration Kit DE225130001 1
-. -. . . . . .- .- ..-- .- . -
"
Horn Tone Card FSTC-WP 2
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Table 2.12, Turbine Spares
Device Part No. Qty
..Check Valve
-- ..---...-.-.... - 1642M76601 2
Check Valve 1642M98G01 2 -
- HCU Harness L43341PO1 2
HCU Cable L43358PO3 2
TemperatureIPressure
-- Sensor -- L31947P02 ................ .......... 2
VlGV Actuator L43418P02 2
Sensor, Speed 9303M65P01 2
T25lP25 Sensor L31947P03 2
... VBV
-. Actuat 43
---
VBV Actuator -- - L43420P04 2
Valve L37239602 6
-- Hinge -- L37241GO1 6
-
Flame Sensor ......... ........................ L28490P05 ........................ 2
.................
- Igniter Plug -- 9392M95P04 4
Lead 9600M37P13 2
T3 Sensor - L43416P02 2
LP
-- -Sjeed Sensor- - . - - -- --- . --. -L43429P0
-1
-- - 2
- --- -
- - -
Lower T48 Harness L43350P02 2

Upger 148 Harness L43351PO2 2
... P48 Probe ..................... ......... -- .. 1303M20P01..-. 4 . .
Gasket Seal ..-- L28004P01 2 --
-Hydraulic control- L47108P02 1
VG Hydraulic Pump L24922P03 2 --
. .L&S
. -- ..... Pu ... .....
L24407P05
- ........................ 2........
-.
Screen -
RD34485 1
Screen RD34489 1
S~eed Sensor ............. - L21131PO2 --" 2

- Res Detector - L35166P01 2
...... Chip Detect
..-.----
Accelerometer L31967P01
-- 2
-. . 19 -.
Borescope Plug, HPT1 -- 9299M96603 1
Boresco~ePlua. HPT2 1304M52G03 1
DUAL FUEL -.--.... - -. .... -. ........... .

.
..
.
. -. ..-......
-- g e r a t u r e Sensor
T -
. - --. -- -.- 9504M33P01- .- 1 - .--- --
Fuel Hose...................
..- .... -- . .- L45816P04 ....-.. 12 .
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Table 2.12, Turbine Spares (Cont)
Device Part No. Qty
Secondary Fuel Hose - L45882P04 2

Gasket L45921PO1 4
Fuel Tube L45970G01 4
Fuel Tube L45972G01 4
Table 2.1 3, NetCon Control Spares
Device Part No. Qty

-- -
- -Power
-- -- -- Supply
---- -Assembly,
-- Exp Chas.
---- N. Redun -- -- - - -
5439-730 - - - - - 3--- -
, y j t mModule
e s s A MHz) 5464-444 3 -
Module Assembly, NetCon Remote I10 5464-473 3
Module Assembly, 32 Channel Interface Relay 5441-413 3
-
Main Transceiver ...
.- -. .
- -- . - .
- 3 .
- ..
.- Module Assembly, NetCon 5000B SIO .- 5464-213 3
Module Assembly, Isolated TIC High In 5463-887 3
Module Assembly, I S 0 4-20-mA Analogmut 5463-785 3
Module Assembly, ..--- -
Integrating Act Driver ......... --..... .--..... 5464-550
.. ................. 3 ........
Module Assembly, - - Act Driver
Integrating 5464-551 3
Module Assembly, 64-Channel Discrete Output 5464-458 3
Module Assembly, Digital Speed Sensor 5464-414 3
Module Assembly,
.. NetCon
.- .- lllB RMT Transceiver
............... ............. 5464-552
.-.-
.. .......... - 3 ......
Field Terminal -- - -- 5437-053 3 --
Field Terminal 5437-054 3
Field
. Terminal ........-....-. ............... 5437-079.................. 3 -..
Field Terminal 5437-080 3
Power Sup& - - SGL Out, 18-32 VDC

Assembly, 5439-760 3
DSM.......--... Synchronizer
- ....... - .---.---we .
. .......
Module
.................. Assembly, 8 Channel
"
Module Assembly, DCS Semi ....... -
Semi-isolated RTD Module, 10 OHM, High -Temperature 5464-205 3
Module Assembly, - --
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G a s Turbine Products Division Table of Contents
Chapter 4, Drawings
Table of Contents
Title Page
Section I
Drawings ................................................................................................................................................. 4- 1- 1
Introduction ..................................................................................... ....................................................... 4- 1- 1

Drawing Lists ......................................................................................................................................... 4- 1-1
Drawing Explanations ........................................................................................... ................................. 4- 1-2
Section 2
Drawing Lists .............. ........................................................................................................................... 4-2- 1
Introduction ........................................................... .......................... ....................................................... 4-2- 1
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Drawings
INTRODUCTION
This chapter contains the drawings required to maintain and troubleshoot the system, equipment, and
related components in the turbine-generator system. Drawings prepared by equipment manufacturers or
vendors are provided in Chapter 5 , and companion S&S drawings may be provided in this chapter.
DRAWING LISTS
The mechanical drawings are listed in Table 2.1, Mechanical Drawings, in Section 2 of this chapter. The
electrical drawings are listed in Table 2.2, Electrical Drawings, in Section 2 of this chapter. Mechanical
and electrical drawings are contained in Volumes I thru VII of this manual.
Drawing Types and Their U s e s
As previously discussed, two types of drawings have been identified in Tables 2.1 and 2.2. These
drawings, mechanical and electrical, are the documents that define the configuration of your unit.
Mechanical and electrical drawings provided have been carefully detailed to include all the engineering
and design data required to fully understand and operate your LM6000 Turbine-Generator set. The
mechanical drawings illustrate subsystem flows, both off-skid and on-skid. The electrical drawings
illustrate interconnection of the devices identified on the mechanical drawings and should be used in
conjunction with the mechanical drawings. The revision level of each drawing produced by Stewart &
Stevenson has been identified by a letter. Questions regarding applicable revision levels should be
referred to Stewart & Stevenson International, Jacinto Port Engineering, Document Control, or your
project contact.
Mechanical drawings
The mechanical drawings included in this manual provide engineering-design and device set point data
on the turbine-generator set and its subsystems. Refer to the expanded explanation of applicable drawing
types that follows in this section. General Arrangement drawings, Flow and Instrument Diagrams, and
Instrument Diagrams are defined in the expanded listing that follows.
Electrical drawings
The electrical drawings included in this manual illustrate device interconnection and control-loop
specifications used in the turbine-generator set and its subsystems. Refer to the expanded explanation of
applicable drawing types that follows in this section. Interconnect Wiring Diagrams, One- and Three-
Line Diagrams, Wiring Diagrams, and System Wiring Diagrams are defined in the expanded listing that
follows.
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DRAWING EXPLANATIONS
Mechanical Drawing Types
General Arrangement These drawings provide isometric, plan-and-elevation, and physical

Drawings configuration data about major pieces of equipment, including skid
interconnection-interface information and installation and footprint
data. Data regarding the actual size and dimensions of major
equip-ment may be found on these drawings. Related drawings
have been identified on sheet 1 of each General Arrangement
drawing.
Flow and InstrumentThese drawings define the flow characteristics, start pennissives,
Diagrams and device set point and control-logic data. Flow (in gpm or scfm),
filtration requirements, pressure-limiting, and shutdown responses
are identified on these drawings. Together with the wiring and
system wiring diagrams, these drawings define each system and its
related components. Related drawings have been identified, as
they were on the other drawings, on sheet 1 of each Flow and
Instrument Diagram drawing.
Instr~~menr
Diagrams These drawings identify protective devices which have been
interlocked to the control system software and which respond to
out-of-tolerance conditions by activating alarms and initiating
systemwide shutdowns as applicable. Related drawings have been
identified, as they were on the other drawings, on sheet 1 of each
Instrument Diagram drawing.
Electrical Drawing Types
Interconnect Wiring Diagrams These are a series of three drawings (typically the first drawings
found in the section covering electrical drawings). The first of
these drawings provides an overview to the interconnection of
major equipment to the main skid and the turbine-control system.
The two remaining drawings provide the detailed information
required to intersonnect subsystem devices to the control system
and other ancillary items. Related drawings have been identified,
as they were on the other drawings, on sheet 1 of each Interconnect
Wiring Diagram drawing.
One- and Three-Line Diagrams These two drawings define the operation of the turbine-generator
set as it has been configured for installation at your site. Your one-
line drawing establishes the overall configuration of your unit and
its interconnection to the utility or plant grid. Your three-line
drawing further defines the interaction of the systems identified on
the one-line drawing and establishes the manner in which
devices-meters, switches, lamps, and the control system-
interact and receive and transmit data. Also shown on these
drawings are the system circuit breaker and the current and
potential transformers. Related drawings have been identified, as
they were on the other drawings, on sheet 1 of the One- and Three-
Line Diagram drawings.
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Wiring Diagrams These drawings show simplified wiring for terminal block-to-
terminal block installation and interconnection of control devices.
These are the first level of wiring diagrams and do not provide
point-to-point wiring data. Point-to-point wiring data are presented
on the System Wiring Diagrams. Related drawings have been
identified, as they were on the other drawings, on sheet 1 of each
Wiring Diagram drawing.
System Wiring Diagrams These drawings provide precise, detailed information regarding
device interconnection to the terminal blocks and, from the
terminal blocks, to the control system and the ancillary equipment
that assists the control system in maintaining steady-state operation
of the turbine generator. These drawings detail wiring connections
by wire color, termination number, wire number, terminal block
number, and associated device and applicable end termination in
the control system. Related drawings have been identified, as they
were on the other drawings, on sheet 1 of each System Wiring
Diagram drawing.
Other Drawing Types
Logic Flow Diagrams These drawings define the machine logic that controls system
devices. Each step in the logic of the specific system (e.g., fire
suppression and gas detection or turbine-control system) is
enumerated using standard logic-flow symbology.
Vendor Drawings Some vendors of specialized control system and mechanical

components have job-specific drawings associated with each piece
purchased for your unit. Refer to the applicable vendor tab in
Chapter 5 to locate these drawings. Other data from the applicable
vendor may also be found in these sections.
'
Other Data On the Drawings
Equipment Each Stewart & Stevenson Flow and Instrument Diagram, Wiring
Diagram, and some System Wiring Diagram drawings carry
equipment information on the last sheet(s) of each drawing. This
information provides device tag numbers, part numbers, and device
descriptions (including types of service, service requirements, set
point(s), and other applicable data).
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Drawing Lists
INTRODUCTION
This section contains the drawings required to maintain and troubleshoot the system, equipment, and
related components in the turbine-generator set. Drawings prepared by contract equipment
manufacturers or vendors have been assigned Stewart & Stevenson (S&S) drawing numbers and are
included in the drawing lists. Additional vendor drawings (not assigned S&S drawing numbers) may be
found in Chapter 5.
Drawing Lists
260414 - Mechanical drawings are listed in Table 2.1, Mechanical Drawings (260414), and the electrical
drawings are listed in Table 2.2, Electrical Drawings (260414). The 260414 turbine-generator unit
drawings are in Volumes I thru IV.
260415 - Mechanical drawings are listed in Table 2.3, Mechanical Drawings (260415), and the electrical
drawings are listed in Table 2.4, Electrical Drawings (260415). The 260415 turbine-generator unit
drawings are in Volumes V thru VII.
Table 2.1, Mechanical Drawings (260414)
Drawing No. Rev. Title
Volume I
A General Arrangement, Main Unit - RH

General Arrangement, Air Filter
General Arrangement, Liquid Fuel Dual Pump Skid (Boost)
A General Arrangement, Auxiliary Skid
Anchor Bolt & Jack Screw Detail
Foundation Loading Dynamic (Main Unit)
Installation Footprint
Lift Arrangement
A Shipping Data
Flow & Equipment Symbols, Mechanical
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Hydraulic Start System
-
A Flow & Instrument Diagram, Ventilation & Combustion Air System
A Flow & Instrument Diagram, Turbine Lube Oil System
A Flow & Instrument Diagram, Turbine Hydraulic System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Generator Lube Oil System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Fire Protection System
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Table 2.1, Mechanical Drawings (260414) (Cont)
Volume I (Cont)
A Flow & Instrument Diagram, Fuel System

Flow & Instrument Diagram, CDP Purge System (Dual Fuel)
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Water Wash System
A Flow & Instrument Diagram, Dual Liquid Fuel Pump (Boost)
General Arrangement, Liquid Fuel Filter Skid
A Air Filter, Drawing List
Hose Assembly Schedule
Vendor Drawing (Braden), Exhaust System
A Vendor Drawing (Texas Systems), Duplex Filter Coalescer
Vendor Drawing (API Ketema), Turbine & Generator Lube Oil
Coolers
Interconnect Piping, Ship Loose
Table 2.2, Electrical Drawings (260414)
Volume II
Vendor Drawing (GE), Transformer Protection Panels

Electrical Symbols, Abbreviations, and Reference Data
Interconnect Plan, Electrical
Interconnect Wiring Diagram, Customer
Interconnect Wiring Diagram, Control House
Interconnect Cable Schedule
Layout, Junction Boxes
Nameplate List and Engraving Schedule
Plan & Elevation, Turbine Control Panel
Plan & Elevation, Motor Control Center
Plan & Elevation, 24VDC Battery System
Plan & Elevation, Lineside Cubicle
Plan & Elevation, Neutral Cubicle
Plan & Elevation, Control House
One Line Diagram
Three Line Diagram, Generator Metering
One Line Diagram, Motor Control Center
Schedule, Motor Control Center
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Table 2.2, Electrical Drawings (26041 4) (Cont)
Drawina No. Re
Volume ll (Cont)
Switch Development
Schematic Diagram, 24VDC Control Power
Schematic Diagram, Circuit Breaker Control
Schematic Diagram, Motor Control Center
Wiring Diagram, Turbine Control Panel, Cubicle 1
Wiring Diagram, Turbine Control Panel, Termination Cubicle
Wiring Diagram, Main Generator Terminal Box
Volume Ill
Wiring Diagram, Turbine Auxiliaries

Wiring Diagram, Main Turbine Terminal Box
Wiring Diagram, Roof Ventilation Module
Wiring Diagram, Liquid Fuel Pump Skid
Wiring Diagram, Fire Protection System (CO,)
Wiring Diagram, Lineside Cubicle
Wiring Diagram, Neutral Cubicle
Wiring Diagram, Auxiliary Skid
Wiring Diagram, Air Filter
System Wiring Diagram, Lighting & Distribution
System Wiring Diagram, Generator Auxiliary Systems
System Wiring Diagram, Ventilation & Combustion Air System
System Wiring Diagram, Liquid Fuel System
System Wiring Diagram, Gas Fuel System
S y t e m Wiring Diagram, Turbine Lube Oil System
System Wiring Diagram, Generator Lube Oil System
System Wiring Diagram, Fire Protection System (CO,)
System Wiring Diagram, Water Wash System
System Wiring Diagram, Vibration Systems
System Wiring Diagram, Turbine Auxiliary Systems
System Wiring Diagram, Turbine Ignitors & Emergency Stop
System Wiring Diagram, CDP Purge
System Wiring Diagram, Distributed I/O Communications Network
Vendor Drawing, Woodward
Volume IV
Vendor Drawing, Woodward (Cont)

Vendor Drawing (Powerhouse), Control House
4-2-3
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Table 2.2, Electrical Drawings (260414) (Cont)
Volume IV (Cont)
B Vendor Drawing (Demancon), Switchgear

A Specific Details, Turbine Control Panel
A Layout, Turbine-Generator Conduit
B Fuel Control & Sequencer
D Worksheet, Control System
Instrumentation Diagram, Auxiliary Systems
Vendor Drawing (GEC), Substation Outline
Generator, 60 Hz, 13800V (TASS-40)
Vendor Drawing (GE Prolec), Transformer
Vendor Drawing, Air Management System, Control Panel
Wiring Diagram, Liquid Fuel Pre-Filter Skid
Table 2.3, Mechanical Drawings (260415)
Tab 1 Volume V
General Arrangement, Main Unit - LH

General Arrangement, Air Filter
General Arrangement, Liquid Fuel Dual Pump Skid (Boost)
General Arrangement, Auxiliary Skid
Anchor Bolt & Jack Screw Detail
Foundation Loading Dynamic (Main Unit)
Installation Footprint
Lift Arrangement
Shipping Data
Flow & Equipment Symbols, Mechanical
Flow & InstrumentDiagram, Hydraulic Start System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Ventilation & Combustion Air System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Turbine Lube Oil System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Turbine Hydraulic System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Generator Lube Oil System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Fire Protection System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Fuel System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, CBP Purge System (Dual Fuel)
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Water Wash System
Flow & Instrument Diagram, Dual Liquid Fuel Pump (Boost)
Air Filter, Drawing List
Vendor Drawing (Braden), Exhaust System
Vendor Drawing (Texas Systems), Duplex Filter Coalescer
Vendor Drawing (API Ketema), Turbine & Generator Lube Oil
Coolers
General Arrangement, Liquid Fuel Filter Skid
Table 2.4, Electrical Drawings (260415)
Tab 2 Volume V (Cont)
Vendor Drawing (GE), Transformer Protection Panels

Electrical Symbols, Abbreviations, and Reference Data
Interconnect Plan, Electrical
Interconnect Wiring Diagram, Customer
Interconnect Wiring Diagram, Control House
Interconnect Cable Schedule
Layout, Junction Boxes
A Nameplate List and Engraving Schedule
B Plan & Elevation, Turbine Control Panel
Plan & Elevation, Motor Control Center
Plan & Elevation, Lineside Cubicle
Plan & Elevation, Neutral Cubicle
Plan & Elevation, Control House Equipment Layout
A One Line Diagram
A Three Line Diagram, Generator Metering
A One Line Diagram, Motor Control Center
B Schedule, Motor Control Center
A Switch Development
Volume VI
Schematic Diagram, 24VDC Control Power

Schematic Diagram, Circuit Breaker Control
Schematic Diagram, Motor Control Center
Yiring Diagram, Turbine Control Panel, Cubicle 1
Wiring Diagram, Turbine Control Panel, Termination Cubicle
Wiring Diagram, Main Generator Terminal Box
Wiring Diagram, Turbine Auxiliaries
Wiring Diagram, Main Turbine Terminal Box
Wiring Diagram, Roof Ventilation Module
Wiring Diagram, Liquid Fuel Pump Skid
Wiring Diagram, Fire Protection System (CO,)
Wiring Diagram, Lineside Cubicle
Wiring Diagram, Neutral Cubicle
Wiring Diagram, Auxiliary Skid
Wiring Diagram, Air Filter
System Wiring Diagram, Lighting & Distribution
4-2-5
Orig
Table 2.4, Electrical Drawings (260415) (Cont)
Volume VI (Cont)
Generator Auxiliary Systems

System Wiring Diagram, Ventilation & Combustion Air System
System Wiring Diagram, Liquid Fuel System
System Wiring Diagram, Gas Fuel System
System Wiring Diagram, Turbine Lube Oil System
System Wiring Diagram, Generator Lube Oil System
System Wiring Diagram, Fire Protection System (CO,)
System Wiring Diagram, Water Wash System
Volume VII
System Wiring Diagram, Vibration Systems

System Wiring Diagram, Turbine Auxiliary Systems
System Wiring Diagram, Turbine Ignitors & Emergency Stop
System Wiring Diagram, CDP Purge
System Wiring Diagram, Distributed I/O Communications Network
Vendor Drawing, Woodward
Vendor Drawing (Powerhouse), Control House
Vendor Drawing (Demancon), Switchgear
Specific Details, Turbine Control Panel
Layout, Turbine-Generator Conduit
Fuel Control & Sequencer
Worksheet, Control System
Instrumentation Diagram, Auxiliary Systems
Vendor Drawing (GEC), Substation Outline
Generator, 60 Hz, 13800V (TASS-40)
Vendor Drawing (GEProlec), Transformer
Vendor Drawing (Trane), Air Management System, Control Panel
Wiring Diagram, Liquid Fuel Pre-Filter Skid
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DUPLEX FILTER COALESCER
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281014BM1 BOM P&ID ITEMS
281014BM2 1-2 1 BOM EXTERNAL PIPING ITEMS
281014BM3 BOM VESSEL ITEMS
281014BM4 BOM STRUCTURAL ITEMS
1-11 0 ASME VESSEL CODE CALCULATIONS
D- 281014M1 P&ID DRAWING
D- 281014M2 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT
D- 281014M3 FILTER COALSCER DETAIL DRAWING
D- 281014M4 STRUCTURAL DETAIL DRAWING
D- 281014M5 FILTER ASSEMBLY ITEMS
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Texas Systems and Controls, Inc.

"FOR APPROVAL"
CUSTOKER
STEWART & STEVENSON SERVICES, INC
VESSEL DESCRIPTION
FUEL GAS FILTER
Drawing Number: 281014M3
Vessel designed per the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code,
Section VIII, Division 1. 1995 Edition, 1995 Addenda
with Advanced Pressure Vessel, Version 6.10a
JOB NUMBER
281014
NAMEPLATE INFORMATION
MAWP: 695.00 PSI at 300°F
MDMT: -20°F at 695.00 PSI
Serial Number(s1: 281014-1,2,3,4,5,6
National Board Number (s): LATER
Year built: 1997
Radiography: RT 4
Postweld heat treated: No
Lefhal service: No
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ASME Section VIII, Div. 1, 1995 Edition, 1995 Addenda
Page 1 of
Job/Quote No:281014 Cust0mer:STEWART & STEVENSON SERVICES, INC
Shell Desc. : 16" .SOOW WELDED/X-RAYED
External loads do not control design.
Cylindrical Shell - Internal Pressure
Design Pressure : 695.00 PSI Static Head: 3.00 PSI
Shell Material : SA-312 TP304 WLD,High Joint Efficiency: 100 Pct.
Design Temperature: 300 OF
Mat1 stress (hot): 14100 PSI Material stress (cold): 16000 PSI
Shell Length : 85.000 In. Corrosion Allowance : 0.0000 In.
Shell Area 29.7 Sq. Ft. Outside diameter : 76.0000 In.
Shell Weight : 600.2 Lbs.
Specific Gravity: 1.0000 Shell Estimated Volume: 65.03 Gal.
Weight of Fluid : 543 Lbs. Total Flooded Shell Weight: 1143.4 Lbs.
Actual Stress : 12484 PSI Actual Longitudinal Stress: 5843 PSI
MAWP (new & cold) : 891.6 PSI MAWP (at design) : 785.34 PSI
Material is exempt from impact testing $er UHA-Sl(d)
Minimum Design Metal Temperature: -20 OF
Longitudinal Stress Calculations - UG-27(c) (2):
t = PR / ( ~ S E+0.4P) =698 * 7.5000 /(2 * 14100 * 1.00 + 0.4 * 698)
t = 0.1838 +0.0000 (corrosion) +0.0263 (12 1/2% for pipe)= 0.2101 In. min
Design Thickness per Appendix 1-1(a)(1)
Circumferential Stress Calculations:
t = PRO / (SE +0.4P) = 698 * 8.0000 / (14100 * 1.00 + 0.4 * 698)
t = 0.3884 +0.0000 (corrosion) t0.0555 (12 1/2% for pipe)= 0.4439 In. min
PIPE SELECTED: diameter= 16 In schedule= 40 wall= 0 -5000 Inches
Nozzle in the shell
ASME Section VIII, Div. 1, 1995 ~ d i t i o n ,1995 Addenda Page 2of 5
Job/Quote No : 281014 Nozzle Number: N1
Description : INLET 4 " 600# FLGD. Quantity: 1
Conflguratlon: Nozzle passing thru the vessel, attached by a groove weld.
: Nozzle does not pass thru a category A joint.
Required shell thickness per UG-37 (a)
Shell material : SA-312 TP304 WLD,High Material Stress: 14100
Shell wall, new: 0.5000 Shell wall (-12.5%),corroded: 0.4375
tr = PRO / (SE + 0.4P)
tr = 698 8.0000 / (14100 * 1 + 0.4 * 698) = 0.3883
Flange Class:600 Material Gr.: 2.1 Maximum Pressure: 1055
Nozzle Material: SA-312 TP304 SMLS,High
Stress (hot) : 16600 PSI Stress (cold): 18800 PSI
Nozzle pipe size : 4 In Nozzle pipe schedule: 80
Joint efficiency El: 1-00 Nozzle corrosion allowance: 0.0000 In.
Nozzle ID, new : 3.8260 In. Nozzle wall, new: 0.3370 In.
Nozzle ID, corroded: 3.8260 In. !Jozzle wall, corroded: 0.3370 In.
OD, limit of reinf : 7.6520 In. Correction factor F: 1.00
External projection: 6.0000 In. Internal projection: 0.0000 In.
Outer "h" limit : 1.0938 In. Internal "h" limit: 0.8425 In.
Upper weld, weld 41: 0.3370 In. Internal weld, weld 43: 0.0000 In.
Groove weld depth : 0.5000 In. t
Reinforcing M a t l l : SA-240 Ty 304, High
Stress, Sp (hot) : 16600 PSI Reinf. plate thickness: 0.3750 In.
Stress, Sp (cold) : 18800 PSI Plate weld, weld 42: 0.2679 In.
O.D., Reinf. Mat'l : 8.5000 In. RePad groove depth: 0.0000 In.
frl= Sn/Sv = 16600 / 14100= 1.000 fr2= Sn/Sv = 16600 / 14100= 1.000
(, fr3= Sn/Sv = 16600 / 14100= 1.000 fr4= Sp/Sv = 16600 / 14100= 1.000
Material is exempt from impact testing per UHA-5l(d)
UG-45 Calculations
The wall thickness shall not be less than the greater of the following:
UG-45(a) - thickness for pressure loading plus corrosion.
t = ( P Rn / (SE - 0.6 P)) + C+ nozzle efficiency (E): 100 b
t = (698 * 1.9130 / (16600 * 1.00 -
0.6 * 698)) + 0.0000 = 0.0825 1 .
UG-45 (b) - the smaller of UG-45 (b)(1) or UG-45 (b) ( 4 ) :
UG-45 (b)(1) - the thickness (plus CAI required for internal pressure. \ .
t = PRO / (SE + 0.4P) + corrosion
t = 698 * 8.0000 / (14100 * 1 + 0.4 * 698) + 0.0000 : 0.3883 In.
J E F S8b &SIZE COJERSHFF
UG-45(b) ( 4 ) - minimum thickness of standard wall pipe plus CA : 0.2074 In
UG-45 (b) = 0 -2074 1.. .
Wall thickness for pipe = tn 0.875
Wall thickness of 0.2949 is greater than or equal to UG-45 value of 0.2074
Nozzle in the shell Page 3 of
~ob/QuoteNo: 281014 Nozzle Number: N1
Required nozzle thickness per UG-37(a) - Internal Pressure
trn= PRn/SE - 0.6P = 698.00 * 1.9130 / 16600 *1.00 -0.6 698.00 = 0.0825 ; -
Area Required - Internal Pressure
A = d tr F + 2tn tr F (1 - frl)
A = 3.8260 *0.3883 *1.00 + 2 f0.3370 *0.3883 *1.00(1-1.000) = 1.4856 Sq.1
Area Available - Internal Pressure
AI = Larger value of the following :
= d(E1 t - F tr) - 2tn (El t - F tr) (1 - frl)
= 3.8260 (1.00 * 0.4375 - 1.00 * 0.3883) - 2 * 0.3370
(1.00 * 0.4375 - 1.00 * 0.3883) (1 -1.000) = 0.1882
OR = 2(t + tn) (El t - F tr) - 2tn (El t - F tr) (1 - frl)
= 2(0.4375 + 0.3370) (1.00 *0.4375 - 1.00 *0.3883)-2 *0.3370
(1.00 * 0.4375 - 1.00 * 0.3883) (1 - 1.000) = 0.0762
A1 = 0.1882 Sq.J .
A2 = Smaller value of the following :
= 5 (tn - trn) fr2 * t
= 5 (0.3370 - 0.0825) 1.000 * 0.4375 = 0 -5567
OR = 2 (tn - trn) (2.5 * tn + te) fr2
= 2 (0.3370 - 0.0825) (2.5 * 0.3370 + 0.3750) 1.000 = 0.6197
A2 = 0.5567 Sq.Iq.
A3 = 2(tn-c)fr2 *h = 2 (0.3370 -0.0000) f -000 *0.0000 A3 = 0.0000 Sq.1--.
A41= C1eg)squared * fr3 = 0.3370 * 0.3370 * 1.000 A41= 0.1136 Sq.1 .
A42= area remaining * fr4 A42= 0.0000 S q . 1 ~ .
A43= (1eg)squired fr2 = 0.0000 * 0.0000 * 1.000 A43= 0.0000 Sq.; .
A5 = (Dp - d - 2tn) te * fr4
= ( 7.6520 - 3.8260- 2 * 0.3370) 0.3750 * 1.000 A5 = 1.1820 Sq. lL-.
A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A42 +A43 +A5 = 2.0405 which is greater than A of 1.4856
OPENING IS ADEQUATELY REINFORCED.
ASME Section VIII, Div. 1, 1995 Edition, 1995 Addenda
Job/Quote No: 281014 Nozzle Number: N1
Nozzle Description: INLET 4 " 6008 FLGD. Page 4 of 5
Check the welds per UW-16
tmin, weld 41 = lesser of 0.75 or te or tn = 0.75 or 0.3750 or 0.3370 = 0.337C
Weld 41, leg min. = ( 0.7 * tmin ) / 0.7 = 0.7 * 0.3370 / 0.7 = 0.33,C
Weld 41, actual weld leg = 0.3::
tmin, weld 42 = lesser of 0.75 or t or te = 0.75 or 0.4375 or 0.3750 = 0.37-C
Weld 42, leg min. = (0.5 * tmin) / 0.7 = (0.5 * 0.3750) / 0.7 = 0.26 S
Weld 42, actual weld leg = 0.267s
Unit S t r e s s e s p e r UG-45 ( c ) and UW-15
Nozzle wall in shear = 0.70 * 16600 = 11620 PSI
Upper fillet, weld 41, in shear = 0.49 16600 - 8134 PSI
Vessel groove weld in tension = 0 -74 * 14100 = 10434 PSI
Outer fillet, weld 42, in shear = 0.49 * 14100 - 6909 PSI
S t r e n g t h of connection elements
Nozzle ball in shear = Pi/2 * mean nozzle diameter * tn * 11620
= 1.57 * 4.1630 0.3370 * 11620
+ = 25600 Lbs.
Upper fillet in shear = Pi/2 * nozzle O.D. * weld leg 8134
= 1.57 * 4.5000 * 0.3370 8134 = 19400 Lbs.
Groove weld tension = Pi/2 * nozzle O.D. * weld leg * 10434
= 1.57 * 4.5000 * 0.4375 * 10434 = 32300Lbs.
Outer fillet in shear = Pi/2 * plate O.D. * weld leg * 6909
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= 1.57 8.5000 * 0.2679 * 6909 = 24700 Lbs.
Load t o be c a r r i e d by welds, p e r UG-4l(b)(1) and Fig. UG-41.1 sketch (a)
W = [A - A1 + 2tn frl (Elt - Ftr)1 Sv = [ 1.4856 - 0.1882 + 2 0.3370
* 1.000 * (1.00 * 0.4375 - 1.00 * 0.3883)] * 14100 = 18800 U S .
Check s t r e n g t h p a t h s
Path 1-1 = 24700 + 25600 4 7 6 6 (11 9 = 50300 Lbs.
Path 2-2 = 19400 + 32300 = 51700 Lbs.
Path 3-3 = 24700 + 0 + 32300 F'" k-SI7t c:OVEHSHEFI -- 57000 Lbs.
Weld S t r e n g t h Paths ARE ~ d e q u a l e
Plate strength = A5 Sp = 1.1820 * 16600 = 19621 Lbs.
Outer fillet weld strength of 24700 is greater than plate strength.
Nozzle in the shell
ASME Section VIII, ~ i v .1, 1995 Edition, 1995 Addenda Page 5 of
~ob/QuoteNo : 281014 Nozzle Number: N2
Description : OUTLET 3 " 600# FLGD Quantity: 1
Configuration: Nozzle passing thru the vessel, attached by a groove weld.
: Nozzle does not pass thru a category A joint.
Required shell thickness per UG-37 (a)
Shell material : SA-312 TP304 WLD,High Material Stress : 14100
Shell wall, new: 0.5000 Shell wall ( - 1 2 . 5 % ) , corroded: 0.4375
tr = PRO / (SE + 0.4P)
tr = 698 * 8.0000 / (14100 * 1 + 0.4 * 698) = 0.3883
Flange Class:600 Material Gr. : 2.1 Maximum Pressure: 1055
Nozzle Material: SA-312 TP304 SMLS,High
Stress (hot) : 16600 PSI Stress (cold): 18800 PSI
Nozzle pipe size : 3 In Nozzle pipe schedule: 80
Joint efficiency El: 1-00 Nozzle corrosion allowance: 0.0000 In.
Nozzle ID, new : 2.9000 In. Nozzle.wall, new: 0.3000 In.
Nozzle ID, corroded: 2.9000 In. Nozzle wall, corroded: 0.3000 In
OD, limit of reinf : 5.8000 In. Correction factor F: 1.00
External projection: 6.0000 In. Internal projection: 0.0000 In
Outer "h" limit : 1.0938 In. Internal "hgllimit: 0.7500 In
Upper weld, weld 41: 0.3000 In. Internal weld, weld 43: 0.0000 In.
Groove weld depth : 0.5000 In.
~ e i n f b r c i n~~a t ' l : SA-240 Ty 304, High
Stress, Sp (hot) : 16600 PSI Reinf. plate thickness: 0.3750 In.
Stress, Sp (cold) : 18800 PSI Plate weld, weld 42: 0.2679 In
O.D., Reinf. M a t l l : 7.5000 In. RePad groove depth: 0.0000 In.
frl= Sn/Sv = 16600 / 14100= 1.000 fr2= Sn/Sv = 16600 / 14100= 1.000
fr3= Sn/Sv = 16600 / 14100= 1.000 fr4= Sp/Sv = 16600 / 14100= 1.000
Material is exempt from impact testing per UHA-Sl(d1
Minimum Design Metal Temperature: -20 O F
UG-45 Calculations
The wall thickness shall not be less than the greater of the following:
UG-45(a) - thickness for pressure loading plus corrosion.
t = (P Rn / (SE - 0.6 P)) + CQ nozzle ef f iciency(E): 100 %
t = (698 1.4500 / (16600 * 1.00 - 0.6 * 698)) + 0.0000 = 0 -0625 : ..
UG-45 (b) - the smaller of UG-45 (b) (1) or UG-45(b) (4):
UG-45 (b)(1) - the thickness (plus CAI required for internal pressure.
t = PRO / (SE + 0.4P) + corrosion
t = 698 * 8.0000 / (14100 1 + 0.4 * 698) + 0.0000 : 0.3883 IT
.:cF 18.:. 4-SIZE CLXIEHSHEEI
UG-45(b)( 4 ) - minimum thickness of standard wall pipe plus CA : 0.1890 Ir
UG-45 (b) = 0.1890 In.
Wall thickness for pipe = tn * 0.875
Wall thickness of 0.2625 is greater than or equal to UG-45 vzlue of 0.1890
Nozzle in the shell Page 6 of
~ob/QuotsNo: 281014 Nozzle Number: N2
Required nozzle thickness per UG-37(a) - Internal Pressure
trn= PRn/SE - 0.6P = 698.00 1.4500 / 16600 *1.00 -0.6 * 698.00 = 0.0625 :
Area Required - Internal Pressure
A = d tr F + 2tn tr F (1 - frl)
A = 2.9000 *0.3883 *1.00 + 2 *0.3000 *0.3883 *1.00(1-1.000) = 1.1261 S q . I
Area Available - Internal Pressure
A1 = Larger value of the following :
= d(E1 t - F tr) - 2tn (El t - F tr) (1 - frl)
= 2.9000 (1.00 * 0.4375 - 1 - 0 0 * 0.3883) - 2 * 0.3000
(1.00 * 0.4375 - 1.00 * 0.3883)(1 -1.000) = 0.1427
OR = 2(t + tn) (El t - F tr) - 2tn (El t - F tr) (1 - frl)
= 2(0.4375 + 0.3000)(1.00 *0.4375 - 1.00 *0.3883)-2 *0.3000
(1.00 * 0.4375 - 1.00 * 0.3883) (1 - 1.000) = 0.0726
A1 = 0.1427 S q . - - &
A2 = Smaller value of the following :
= 5 (tn - trn) fr2 * t
= 5 (0.3000 - 0.0625) 1.000 * 0.4375 = 0 -5195
O R = 2 (tn - trn) (2.5 * t n + te) fr2
= 2(0.3000 - 0.0625)(2.5 0.3000 + 0.3750) 1.000 = 0.5344
A2 = 0.5195 Sq.i l
A3 = 2(tn-c)fr2 *h = 2(0.3000 -0.0000) 1.000 *0.0000 A3 = 0.0000 S q . -1
A41= (leglsquared * fr3 = 0.3000 * 0.3000 * 1.000 A41= 0.0900 Sq.!'?
A42= area remaining * fr4 A42= 0.0000 S q . - 2
A43= (leglsquared * fr2 = 0.0000 * 0.0000 * 1.000 A43= 0.0000 S q . 1
AS = (Dp - d - 2tn) te * fr4
= ( 5.8000 - 2.9000- 2 * 0.3000) 0.3750 * 1.000 A5 = 0.8625 S q . - - 1
A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A42 +A43 +A5 = 1.6147 which is greater than A of 1.1261
OPENING IS ADEQUATELY REINFORCED.

ASME Section VIII, Div. 1 , 1995 Edition, 1995 Addenda
~ob/QuoteNo: 281014 Nozzle Number: N2
Nozzle Description: OUTLZT 3" 600% FLGD
Check the welds per UW-16
Page 7 - --
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trnin, weld 41 = lesser of 0.75 or te or tn = 0.75 or 0.3750 or 0.3000 = 0.3Cn(

Weld 41, leg min. = ( 0.7 * tmin ) / 0.7 = 0.7 * 0.3000 / 0.7 = 0.30u(
Weld 41, actual weld leg = 0.3i :
tmin, weld 42 = lesser of 0.75 or t or te = 0.75 or 0.4375 or 0.3750 = 0.372C
Weld 42, legmin. = (0.5 * tmin) / 0.7 = (0.5 * 0.3750) / 0.7 = 0.2f 2
Weld 42, actual weld leg = 0.2675
Unit Stresses per UG-45 ( c ) and UW-15

Nozzle wall in shear = 0.70 * 16600 = 11620 PSI
Upper fillet, weld 41, in shear = 0.49 * 16600 - 8134 P S I
Vessel groove weld in tension = 0.74 * 14100 = 10434 PSI
Outer fillet, weld 42, in shear = 0.49 * 14100 -

- 6909 P S I
Strength of connection elements

Nozzle wall in shear = Pi/2 * mean nozzle diameter * tn 11620
= 1.57 * 3.2000 * 0.3000 * 11620 = 17500 Ljs
Upper fillet in shear = Pi/2 * nozzle O.D. * weld leg * 8134
= 1.57 * 3 .SO00 * 0.3000 * 8134 = 13400 b s
Groove weld tension = Pi/2 * nozzle O.D. * weld leg * 10434
= 1.57 * 3.5000 * 0.4375 * 10434 = 25100 Ljs
I
Outer fillet in shear = Pi/2 * plate 0.1).* weld leg * 6909

= 1.57 * 7.5000 * 0.2679 * 6909 = 21800 e s .
Load to be carried by welds, per UG-4l(b) (I) and Fig. UG-41.1 sketch (a)
W = [A - A1 + 2tn frl(E1t - Ftr)]Sv = [ 1.1261 - 0.1427 + 2 0.3000
* 1.000 (1.00 * 0.4375 - 1.00 * 0.388311 * 14100 = 14300 Ljs.
W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t frl) S v = ( 0.5195 + 0.0000

+0.0900 +O.OOOO +2 * 0.3000 * 0.4375 * 1.000) 14100 = 12300 k s .
W3-3 = (A2 + A3 + A5 + A41 + A42 + A43 + 2 tn t frl) Sv
( 0.5195 + 0.0000 + 0.8625 + 0.0900 + 0.0000 + 0.0000
+ 2 * 0.3000 * 0.4375 1.000) * 14100 = 24500 US.
Path 1-1 = 21800 +

Check strength paths 4
17500
6 7 60 = 39300 Ljs.
Path 2-2 = 13400 + 25100 ..t~
it,. L L ~ i..(7~tRSHk?=
, ~ ~ -
Path 3-3 = 21800 + 0 + 25100 = 46900 Lbs.
Weld Strength Paths ARE Adequate
Plate strength = AS * Sp = 0.8625 16600 = 14317 L~s.
Outer fillet weld strength of 21800 is greater than plate strength.
January 24, 1997
ASME Section VIII, Div. 1 , 1995 Edition, 1995 Addenda
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~ob/QuoteNo:281014 Customer:STEWART & STEVENSON SERVICES, INC.

Head Desc. : 16" - 5 0 0 NOM. 2:l
External loads do not control design.

E l l i p s o i d a l Head - I n t e r n a l Pressure
Design Pressure : 695.00 PSI Static Head:
3.00 PSI
Head Material : SA-240 T y 304, High Joint ef ficien y :
100 Pct.
Design Temperatu, e : 300 OF
Mat1 stress (hot): 16600 PSI Material stress (cold): 18800 PSI
Actual Stress : 12135 PSI Corrosion Allowance: 0.0000 In.
Head Location : Bottom Outside diameter : 16.0000 In.
Head Quantity : 1
Total Head Area : 2.5 Sq. Ft. Total Head Est. Volume: 3.44 Gal.
Total Head Wt. : 52 - 1 Lbs. Weight of Fluid : 29 Lbs.
Specific Gravity: 1.0000 Total Flooded Head Weight: 80.8 Lbs.
MAWP(new & cold) : 1078.3 PSI MAWP (at design) : 951.81 PSI
Straight Flange : 2.0000 In. Thin Out: 0.0625 In.
Head Depth (ho) : 4.2500 In. K = 1/6 [2 + Sq (D/2h)I : 1.00
Material is exempt from impact testing per UHA-Sl(d)
Design Thickness per Appendix 1-4 (c)

t = PDoK / (2 SE + 2 P(K - 0.1))
t = 698 16.0000 * 1.00 / (2 *I6600 * 1.00 t 2 * 698 (1.00 - 0.1) )
t = 0.3242 +0.0000 (corrosion) t0.0625 (thin out) = 0.3867 In. min. required
NOMINAL HEAD THICKNESS SELECTED = 0.5000 Inches

- - Vessel Summary - -
Job: 281014
WEIGHTS :
d1-Y flooded
------------
Shell weight 600 Lbs. 1143 Lbs.
Head weight 52 Lbs. 81 Lbs.
Nozzle weight 50 Lbs. 50 Lbs.
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Total Weights 702 Lbs. 1274 Lbs.
VOLUME :
Shell volume 65.03 G a l - ~ n s

Head volume 3 - 4 4 Ga?lons
- - - - - - - - .- - - - -
Total Volume 68.48 G .lions
AREA :
shell area 2 3 Sq. Ft.

Head area 2 Sq. Ft.
Total Area 32 Sq. Ft.
HYDROSTATIC T E S T 7iTFORMATION
Gauge at Top
Controlling c-ornponents
Ratio: 16" .SO0 NOM. 2:l
Pressure: 1 6 " .SOOW WELDED/X-RAYED
Design Pressure * 1.5 (Cold Stress / Hot Stress) = Hydro Test Pressure
695.00 * 1.5 * ( 18800 / 16600 ) = 1180.66 PSI
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Job Number : 281014
Vessel Components Page
16" .500W WSLDED/X-R9YED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Nozzle No. N1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Nozzle No. N2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
16".500NOM.2:1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Summary Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
TEXAS SYSTEMS & CONTROLS, INC.
P. 0. Box 691405, Houston, TX 771-69-1405 FAX: (713) 897-0916 Paee No.
9841 Windmill Park Lane, Houston, TX 77064 PHONE: (713) 890-521 L o
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CUST0MER:STEWART & STEVENSON
0ESCRIPTION:P & I D ITEMS (260282,260414.260415l
NOTES:
ITEM NUMBER PCN DESCRIPTION Q C N "

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01A BM.3 MV0253 BFV A5621-02.F02.13-WG 3" 600# HIGH PERFORMANCE 2 .
01B BFY4 MV0252 BFV A561 1-02-F02-13-WG 4" 600# HIGH PERFORMANCE 2 C,
02 FE.2 MP0254 PECO FILTER ELEMENT FFP.336 300F MAX OP. TEMP 8 =.,
03 LG MI0256 , LI LG4-8-3/4".600#-12" LEVEL GAUGE 2 El
04 LG MI0257 LI LG4-8-3/4".600#-18" LEVEL GAUGE I 2 El
05 POlS MP2534 ' ORANGE RESEARCH OPlS 31 6 1514 OGS-1C4.5-B.9 0.50 1 Ei
06 NV.1 MV0255 NV V508SCT 112" FNPT 316SS 3 E/
08 PI MI0259 : PI 45-1279SSL-04L0-1000 PRESSURE GUAGE 1 it'

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09 PSV MI2591 PSRV 1990C-OA314"Xl" NPT @ 650 PSlG 2 il
10 LSH MI0258 LS MLS-3EX LEVEL SWITCH 4 -1

P. 0.B o x 691105, H o u s t o n , T X 77269-1105 F A G :(713) 897-0916 Paze No.
9 8 1 1 Windmill Park Lane, H o u s t o n , TX 7 7 0 6 4 P H O N E : (713) 890-521 -1
JOB NO :281014 PARENT PART:ZM0390

DRAWING NO.:281014EM2 FILE: R:\10 14EM2.RTP
0ESCRIPTION:EXTERNAL PIPING ITEMS (260282,260414.260415] MA TERIAL FOR 1 .- THREE (3)REOUIRED
NOTES:
ITEM NUMBER PCN DESCRIP7lON QU.4Nili

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01 MG0267 GST SW 304 NA 600# 4" 4
02 MG0266 GST SW 304 NA 600# 314" 8 .
03 4" BOLTING MB2699 STUD SA19387 718x9 CAD PLTD 16 "
a4 314" BOLTING ME2503 STUD SA193E7 518x3-314 CAD PLTO 48 "
05 MI32688 CAP SCREW HEX HEAD 18.8SS 1.25".7 X 3 114" 8 ph
06 ME2706 U.EOLT 8-18SS 3" PIPE X 318".16 6 E4
07 ME0817 U-BOLT 8.18SS W NUTS 1" PIPE X 114"-20 8 -E A

08 ME2546 NUT HVY HEX SA-194-2H 718" CAD PLTO 64 €A
09 ME0992 NUT HVY HEX SA.194-2H 518" CAD PLTO 96 t~

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10 ME2690 NUT HVY HEX SA.194-88 1 1/4".7 8 LA
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11 ME0241 NUT HEX 18.8SS 318"-16 UNC 12 '-4
1 12 ME0820 NUT HEX 18.8SS 114"-20 16 ' .

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13 ME2691 FLATWASHER 8-18 SS 1 114"
14 ME2581 FLATWASHER 8-18 SS 318 &. ':7 & 17 ;'t
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fl
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15 ME2692 FLATWASHER 8-18 SS 114" 16 - -
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16 ME2693 LOCKWASHER 8-18 SS 1 114"
17 ME0518 LOCKWASHER 18-8 SS 318" 12 : -
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18 ME0822 LOCKWASHER 18-8 SS 114" 16 '1
19 MF0318 G Y ~ O L O KTUBE FITTING 6CM8.316 16 'f
20 MU0869 TUBING SA.269-316 SMLS 318' 0.049" WALL 20 FT
21A MS0246 ELL 90 SA182304 3M 314 SW 16 EA

218 MS2664 ELL 90 SA 182304 3M 314 THO 2 tA
22 MS2665 RFSW SA 182304 600# 314" S8O 125-250 RMS FINISH 24 LA-
23 MS2656 RFSW SA182304 150# 1" S40 125.250 RMS FINISH 1 2 LA

24 MS0287 RFWN SA182304 600# 3" S40 125.250 RMS FINISH 3 ..A
25 MS0268 TEE SA403304 3" S40 SMLS .216 WALL 1 -A
26 MS2724 ELL LR 90 SA403304 3' S40 SMLS 2 4
27 MS1499 TEE SA182304 3 M 1' SW 2 4
28 MS 1247 INSERT SA182304 3M 1x314 SW 4

29 MS0848 TOL SA182304 3 M 112x3 2 1
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30 MS0281 PIPE SA-312-304 3" S40 SMLS .216 WALL 15
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JOB NO :281014 PARENT PART:ZM0390 11 M E C H A N i C A L HILL O F MATERIALS // DATE: 2124137

ORAWING NO.:281014BM2
FILE: R:\l014BMZ.RTP
0ESCRIPTION:EXTERNAL PIPING ITEMS l260282.260414.2604151 I NOTES: "CERTIFIED F O R CONSTRUCTION"
MA T,fRIAL FOR I - T I R E 0RfOUlRfD 1 REV:_L BY:

APPROVED:
Q. .:
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NOTES:
ITEM NUMBER PCN DESCNPTION QC;\NI I
31 MS0833 PIPE SA312304 314" SBO SMLS .I54 WALL 20 i

32 MC0289 , RFWN SA-105 600# 4" S40 125.250 RMS 3 A
33 MC0247 : TEE SA234WPB 4" 540 SMLS .237 WALL 1 i
34 MC0272 : TOL SA-105 3M 112x4 2 i

35 MC0028 ' PIPE SA-1060 4" S40 SMLS .237 WALL 2 7
36 MG0262 GST SW 304 NA 600# 3" 4 -\
37 3" BOLTING - ME2705 , STUD SA19387 314x7 112 CAD PLTO 16 - 2-
38 3" BOLTING ME1 126 NUT HVY HEX SA.194-2H 314" CAD PtTO 32 -
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P. 0.Box 691105, Houston, TX 77269-1405 FAX: (713) 897-0916 Pace No.
9811 Windmill Park Lane, Houston, TX 77064 PHONE: (713) 890-521 f 1
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DRAWING NO.:281014BM3 FILE: R:\1014BM3.RTP
0ESCRIPTION:VESSEL ITEMS (260282,260414,260415) MA TERIAL FOR I - SIX 16)REWIRED
NOTES:
ITEM NlTMBER PCN DESCRIPTION QUAKr71
01 MS2661 PIPE SA312304 16" S40 WLD .500 WALL 10.00

02A MS2660 PIPE SA3 12304 4" S80 SMLS .337" WALL 1 .DO
' 028 MS0279 PIPE SA-312.304 3" S80 SMLS .300 WALL 1.00 -
03 MS0833 PIPE SA312304 314" S80 SMLS .I54 WALL 2.00

04 MS2667 PIPE SA312304 2.5" S40 SMLS .203 WALL 2.00 -
05 DAVIT MS2662 PIPE SA312304 2" XXS WLO .436" WALL 5.00
0 6 FILTER STANDOFF MS0228 PIPE SA312304 1.25" S40 WELDED .I40 WALL 10.00 -
07 MS2663 RFWN SA182304 600# 16" S40 125.250 RMS FINISH 1.DO -
08 MS0294 RFBL SA182304 600# 16" 125.250 RMS FINISH 1.OO -
09A MS0244 RFWN SA182304 600# 4" S80 125-250 RMS FINISH 1.00 -
098 . MS2725 RFWN SA182304 600# 3" S80 125.250 RMS FINISH 1.00
10 MS0273 SOL SA182304 3M 314x16 7.00
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11 BASE PLATE MAT'L MM2632 FA8 PLT SA240304 314" THK 22" 00 1.OO -
12 RE-PA0 MAT'L MY2508 CYLINDER SA-240-304 318" 16"lO X 28"LG ROLL&TACK 0.33 -
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13 MT2140 PLATE SA-240.304 114" 2.00 -
14 DAVIT MS0274 RNO BAR SA479304 314" DIA h/b()uY 2.00 -
15 MS0246 ELL 90 SA182304 3M 314 SW -\vq::;= -
16 DAVIT I MB2694 EYE BOLT SA-193-08 314x12 DROP FORGED W/DUT SHOULDR 1.OO -
17 DAVIT MB2695 FLATWASHER 8-18 SS 314" 1.00
18 DAVIT MB2696 NUT HVY HEX SA-194.88 314" 1.OO -
19 MB2697 NUT HVY HEX SA-194-2H 1 112" 40.0r -
20 MB2698 STUD SA193B7 1 112XlO CAD PLTO 20.0r -
21 I MG0265 GST SW 304 NA 600# 16" : 1.00 -
22 MS0275 PLUG HEX SA182304 3M 112 NPT 1.Or
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23 MH0286 HEAD SA-240.304 2 1 ELLIP 16" OD 112" NOM. 2" SF 1.Or
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24 DAVIT MM2633 FAB PLT SA240304 314" THK 7 9116" X 9" 1.Or
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25 FLANGE HANDLE MT1189 i RND BAR SA479304 In DlA 1.OP -'
26 FILTER ASSEMBLY ITEMS ; MM2637 FAB PLT SA240304 314" THK PER DWG MM2637 4.0r
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27 FILTER ASSEMBLY ITEMS MM2638 : FAB PLT SA240304 314" THK PER DWG MM2638
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28 FILTER ASSEMBLY ITEMS , MM2639 FAB PLT SA240304 114" THK PER DWG MM2639 1.or
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ITEM NUMBER PCN DESCRlPnON QUAN
01 MT2576 ' WIDE FLANGE SA.36 4"@13# 50

02 MC0061 CPLG SA.105 3M 1" THO 1
03 MC0033 PLUG HEX SA.105 3M 112" 1 -
04 MT0198 a PLATE SA.36 314" 4
05 ' MT0174 PLATE SA.36 114" CHECKER i 4P -
06 MT0031 PLATE SA-36 114" 5 -
07 MT2 140 PLATE SA-240.304 114" 1 -
08 MT0803 PLATE SA-36 1" 2 -
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LEGEND:
LIDICAKS WSTWER e W n E c n m
z REFERDICE DRAW N ~ . SPREFIX. m.EWW FIRST

MREE m T S ff M I S DRAYHG WYBEFI
1 m u w s w s u r o vuws IN [ ] ARE s UNITS AM ARC
O W FOR REFDIENE M Y . E W l P Y M l M U BE DESWED
U1D YANVACTUIED USlHC DIUJSH UNITS OHLY.
~ONNFCTION
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M I S PRINT SENT OUT
TURBINE ENGINEERING
8
- I 7
TYPICAL AT ANCHOR POINTS

6 5 +
TYPICAL AT ANCHOR POINTS
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4
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2 1/l-
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5 DIUENSIWS AND VAWES W [ ] ARE 9 UNITS AND ARE
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6. REFERENCE DRAWNC NO.'$ PREflX 'XXT. E W M S FIRST
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1. UFTING E W I P U W T IS SENT TO JOBYE TO OFF-LOAD UAJOR ITD15.
EWIPUENT IS TO BE COHYDERED w LOAN a y STEWART k STEMNSON
4ND IS TO BE RENRNEO IN CClm WWKING ORDER.
2 UI CABLE Y H C S TO n A K SA5 DRAYhG NJYBER REFfREkCCS

W M RESPECnM W O I T CAPACITIES A h 0 LLNGMS PCRUAMNRY STAUPtO
3. HOOL( LOAD WCWDES L!Fl HARDWARE WOW1 W l W IS 7 KIPS F W

UAIN UNIT u r n AND J u p s r o R AU OMER um.
H
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INDEPENDENT URE ROPE CWEfiXTRA WPROXO PLOW STEEL
*PPROKD E W U UUST WUUDE A YPllUUU RATED W kWYW LOAD
6 D Y E N Y W S % O W IN [ ] ARE EXPRESYD W Y U M l S AND ARE FOR REFERENCE

CNLV. UNIT MU aE DEYWED MD BUILT USING O~WW WITS
7. N R B Y E R O W UFl IS U M f UM LUSKx7 W G w c
D 4 1 I -ol IYIALXLE
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.
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I I/(' CUA a4-10. a / g s m EE
1 -19 PWC 8 O W ENDS (6x49 IURC OPS) 19
I 287336 SPREMER BAR AIR I1LlER H W S E SPREMER BAR 111
3 335704 W n N C PW UNIT un PIN (TURBIN RWU) 17
I1 -16 ,NUT. H E X 5/B-NC. U1 5 18
12 -I5 WAulfR. LoUC 5/Um 15
11 -I4 WASHER. FLAT 5/8- I4
4 %7/27 EK BDLT AUSTIN 5/B'NC x I 3/4' ICCQl SVL 9 4s' I1
4
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I~LWC 1 I/?. 011 .

CROSBY. 1- N D Y l N N YZE U M E L C-209
31'-11' B,A ~m EX
B O W ENOS (8 x 49 l W C EIPS)
I2
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23'-B' 818
49 l W C EIPS)
sm
EIE
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(CROSBY C4 AWROMD EWAL)
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cEnmATon
ff %I0
wo
6.700 LBS 6.700 LBS
slQu!m
WEATHER HOOD
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GENERATOR VENT EXHAUST - ZONE 8
HUK CAYEK F U T WASHERS LOCK WASHERS
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REwWIP REw WIP REWI SHIP
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ASYUBI SSGfNEXl
31 36
Km
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1 1
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I ENERATOR OWPCR C02 A W 32 24 I/]'-IYJHC X 32 36 112--1YIHC 34' XI' I/O' x 1' NED- 64 71 1/2' CRS. P L ~ P Y 1/2' CRS. ~m
14473 I*lfI LC. HX HO HX. CRL. PL~D PRENE U O Y O
CRS. P L ~ Ell FOAU. M-
H E Y K W E SOE
3 CENCRATM *IR/LYL SPARATOR D U E R 8 10 3/4'-IWNC X 1 2 5'-150) FF/RF x 8 10 3/4' C R ~ .PLATED I 10 3/4' CRS. P L ~
I/I' MU CG-IH.
Af-119-6M
, . I 1/4. LC HX HD
CRS. PL~D , ,FLfXlT*WC 1
111 BUE
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM. C 0 2
NUK
- ZONE 9
C*YETS F U T WAW€RS LC€# WAWERS
C IE' IRU OESOIIP~W REF o w on
uAa*u/spconc*m
on
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u ~ i - ~ P c m n m
aEw W p REW WlP REw YllP RCW SHlP -REw wlP
i ~ Y PIPING
N CDI RE P R O R C ~ W a n I/].-IWNC x a B I/Z--IWHC HX II 14 I/I.CRS.PL~ 1 I I/I'GRIR~
C02 B O W S (12). STWAGE RACI. I I D * L G H I HO CRL. PLTD
UWIFCUJ. BOTlL€ Y E l W N G SCMf CRL. PL~D
1 C 0 1 B O l l U R A W BASE N Y Y B L Y TO lI7UII n 14 ~/4--1olwc x 11 11 J/~.-IOUHC HX I1 I4 3/4' MS. P L m I1 I4 3/4. CR5. P L m
U N N UHlT 2 l / C LO. H I M CRS. PLTD
CRS, p c m
I.P U n N G TO BE ZWC YlTH E U O W OIWROUATE.
Z HUIOWUIE 15 SUPPLlfD BY K N O O R
1. + OfNOTfS I T f U YLUSlRAlED ON YlCET I.
ELECTRICAL CUBICLES - ZONE 11

BUTS NUTS GASXETS F U T WASHERS LWK WASHERS
lTEY IRU OESCRIP~DH REF DH: ON ON ow ON ON
NO I
u*~~M/IPEwM.I u*=mU/SRMUm uATtMU/SP(MCAm UAILRINP€CFCAIW UATWNPEMATCU I
REm Wp REw REmWIP REm REM
I OICTRICAL CUBICLES. UNC YOE !a la 1/4'-10 UNC 6 a I/(' WAWER- OI JO i/a. mn BY 2.
AND NEUTRN YOC (I CAW) I !/I- LO wz BDLT mz NUT n n uosm CELL-
GR.I PLTO GAL. PLTD NEWREHE FOAU
M H E Y K W E YDE
12 (14) I N - I 3 UHC
[REF) 6- LC. HX HO
5-2-24
Orig
Table 2.1, Vendor Publications (Cont)
Volume XVlll (Cont)
Xycom Manual 99446-00 1D: 9450 Industrial PC/AT Computer

System (1994) (055)
Manual P/N 103626A: AT5+ Pentium PC Processor (1996)

(032,054,260)
Yokogawa Selector Guide 103SBF-02: Switchboard Instrunzents (1997,

(032,054,260)
Instruction Manual IM 1F2B4-0 1U: YewFlo (StyZe E),

Model YFlOO Vortex Flowmeter (Integral Type, Remote
Type) and Model YFAII Vortex Flow Converter (Remote
Type) (2ndEdition) (August, 1993) (260)
ZOK Data Package: Compressor Wash Nozzles for LM6OOO

(April 19, 1996) (262)
Volume XIX
Demancon Bill of Material: Switchgear Job #97-5053-S (April 17,

1997)
General Electric Manual GEK-86132E: Instructions,

powervacE Vacuum Circuit Breaker with ML-18
Mechanism
Square D Data Sheet: W L Switch
General Electric ED&C Drawing 0144D2954: Breaker Outline
Drawing 0209B8250, Rev 3: PowerVac Elementary

Diagram, Power Vac Breaker Internals
Drawing 0144D2963: Box Frame
3 General Electric Prolec Manual G 140: Instructions, Operation, and Maintenance

Manual for Electric Power Transformers (May 26, 1997)
4 Texas Systems and Manual: Instructions and Operation Manual, Duplex Gas
Controls, Inc. Coalescer Filter Package (May, 199 7)
5 Trane Manual: Upstream Chiller (February 7, 1997)
Manual: Downstreanz Chiller (February 7, 1997)
5-2-23
OriglRev 1
Volume XVll (Cont)
Data Sheets: Care and Maintenance for Gate, Globe, Angle,

and Check Valves (260)
16 Voith Manual G742: IP Internal Gear Pumps, Installation and

Operating Instructions (July, 1985) (248)
Technical Data Brochure G 8 18e: Pilot-Operated Pressure

Relief Valves, Series DBV (April, 1991) (248)
Watts Regulator Catalog CBV-845: Industrial Ball Valves (232,239,244,

247,248,260,262)
18 Weed Instrument Data Sheets: Temperature Sensor, Model 305 RTD (261)
NIA ~"eidmuller Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
19 Westinghouse Data sheets: Industrial Control Relays, Types AR 600 Volt

Ac, ARD 600 Volt Dc, Convertible Contacts (February,
1993) (032,053,054)
Whittaker Controls Manual C327335: LM6000 CDP Purge Valve (24VDC) (VB)
Maintenance Manual with Illustrated Parts List (August,
1994) (261)
Manual C327345: LM6000 CDP Vent Valve (24VDC) (UVI)

Maintenance Manual with Illustrated Parts List
(August I, 1994) (261)
Manu?l C327395: LM6OOO Gas Blowoff Valve (24VDC)

(August 1, 1994) (260)
Manual C327405: LM6000 CDP Ptrrge Valve (24VDC) (VA)

(August 1, 1994) (261)
Wilson Fire Equipment & Operation and Maintenance Manual for LM6000 Turbine
Service Company Generator Set (System: 600MR-1425) (April, 1997) (053,
077)
Volume XVlll
1 "woodward Governor Co. Manual 89458A: NetCon"igigit Control Systenj

Operations Manual (055,068,084)
Stewart 81Stevenson International, Inc. Chapter 5
Tab Vendor Description
Volume XVll (Cont)
TCF Aerovent Drawing C-29592-00, Rev. E: Size 490 TSL Belt-Drive,

Centaxial CW-Class III (Vertical Upblast Discharge for
"LM6000" Turbine/Generator Set) (June 6, 1995) (239)
TCF Aerovent Drawing D-29597-00 (Sheet I , Rev. C and Sheet 2, Rev. D):
42" Type 'B' Vaneaxial, Belt-Driven, LM6OOO (September 1,
1995) (239)
Technical Development Drawing MF9639LKVMSS, Rev. F: Filler Cap (April 27,

Company ( ~ e d e c o ) 1978) (244)
Drawing M-8 12K: Check Valve Breather (Februav I I,

1972) (244,248)
Texas Technical Products Drawing TTP-HI-TDA16: Diode Assembly (October 27,

1993) (053)
Tomar Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Trane Manual On Chilled Water System.
Tuthill Service Instruction No. 22: Installation and Service

Instructions for Series C Pzrmpsl(248)
Unison Manual S9234-AB-MMD-050, Chapter 39: Ignition Exciter

Overhaul and Repair Instructions (for Exciter 10-392775-4)
Drawing 10-392775-4: Exciter, Ignition, Type TSN-3 (1992)
Valtek Refer to Whittaker manual.
Technical Data Bulletin: TEKtCheck Control Valves

(January, 1994) (260,261)
Bulletin 49030: Tek-Check Check Valves, Installation,

Operation, Maintenance Instructions (October, 1989) (260,
261)
VAW Systems Generator Exhaust Silencer Assembly, SSGENEX 1 (239)
Victor Insulators, Inc. Catalog V300 Data Sheets: Outdoor Bus Supports and Back
Connected Bushings (includes 5853) (February, 1994) (080,
081)
Volume XVI (Cont)
24 Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 281838: Screen, Inlet, Flexible, LM6000 Generator
Set (May, 1991) (239)
Stewart & Stevenson Manual: Model 28700 Air Filter Assembly (Jan~lary,1997)
(239)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 287705, Rev. F: Inlet Silencer, General

Arrangement (December, 1994)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 299380, Rev. B: Turbine Lube Oil Sump Pre-
Separator (April, 1993) (244)
NIA Strainers, Inc. Refer to RLM
28 Sun Hydraulics Catalog Sheets: Hydraulic Componentsfor Industrial and

Mobile Applications (includes section on pressure relief and
regulating valves) (1992) (232)
SVF Flow Controls, Inc. Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Sylvania Data Sheet: ~ u m a l Bulbs

d (062,068,087)
Tanco For junction box 8064CHNFSS, refer to Hoffman.
Volume XVll
TCF Aerovent Drawing C-29592-00: Size 490 TSL Belt Drive Centaxial
CW-Class III Vertical Discharge for LM6000
Turbim/Generator Set (June 6, 1995) (239)
TCF Aerovent IM- 100: General Installation, Operation and Maintenance

Instructions (September, 1996) (239)
TCF Aerovent Drawing R-25766-00: Automatic Stack Cap Centaxial with

Steel Wind Band-GALV, Steel or Aluminum Dampers
(February 12, 1992) (239)
TCF Aerovent Drawing SS6625D 1, Rev. E: VCIB Circular Silencer (June

29, 1995) (239)
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Statham (Schlumberger) Data Sheets DS 101: Sealed, Adjustable Gage/Absolute

Pressure Transmitters, PG3000/PA3000 (January, 1992)
(260,272)
Steel City Schedule B-040294: Steel Switch Boxes and Covers (April 2,
1994) (053,054,055,058)
NIA Stewart & Stevenson For A-8064CHNFSS junction box, refer to Hoffman.
13 Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 281778, Rev. A: Fabrication Details, Main

Turbine Tenninal Box (November, 1991) (068)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 287564, Rev. A: Air/Oil Separator, Package

Mounted Filter (June, 1994) (244)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 324609, Rev. C: Assembly, Offset VBV Silencer
(August, 1996) (239)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 274204, Rev. A: Fabrication Details, Main

Generator Terminal Box (MGTB) (July, 1988) (062)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 93552: Electronic Switch Assembly (July, 1985)
(054)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 270528: Assembly, Zero Speed Switch Assembly
(October, 1986) (054)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 270870, Rev. B: Orifice Fitting, 3mm, Rundown
Tank, Brush Generator (May 1, 1990) (248)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 272127, Rev. B: General Arrangement, Hydraulic

Start Motor (May, 1989) (232)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 277527: Manifold, Customer Intelface, Hydraulic

Start Package, LM2500/5000 (August, 1989) (232)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 277659, Rev. A: Speed Pickup Isolator for Bently
Nevada (January, 1990) (054)
Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 281777: Logic Flow Diagram, Fire Protection
System ( J L I ~1992)
Y,
5-2-19
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Volume XVI (Cont)
Data Sheet: Flo-Gage and Accessories Pricing and

Technical Data (1996)(262)
3 Red Dot Applications, Features, and Specifications: ~ r y - ~ i t e @

Universal Device Boxes and Covers (055,058)
N/A Rexroth Refer to Mannesmann Rexroth.
4 RLM Data Sheet: Start-Up Strainers (1995) (244,248)
5 Rosemount Manual 00814-0100-2654: ~ o s e m o u n Temperature

t~
Sensors, Assemblies and Accessory Hardware (January 31,
1996) (239,244,248,260)
Manual 008 13-0100-2654: Temperature Sensors,

Assemblies and Accessories (November, 1995) (239,244,
248,260)
6 SAFT NIFE, INC. Technical Data: Safr Nife Nickel-Cadmium Batteries (008,
018,019)
N/A Schlumberger Refer to Statham.
7 Scientific Columbus Catalog C 1002-9503 (10K): Electrical Transducers (1995)

(032,054)
SENS (Stored Energy Manual 101451, Rev. 1.2: DCT Series Filtered Battery
Systems) Charger Operation and Maintenance Guide
(February 15, 1996) (008,018,019)
Manual, Rev. 1.O: F3 Series Filtered Battery Charger

Operation & Maintenance Guide (March 17, 1995) (008,
018,019)
Southco, Inc. Technical Data Sheets: Lifr-and-TumTM Latch, Flush 400

Series (053,054)
Square D Catalog Cut Sheets: Section 3 Safety Switches (Series H)

(December, 1994) (008,018)
Technical Data Sheet: Pushbuttons: Types K,SK, KX and

T-30.5mm Reed Contact Blocks and Hazardous Location
Information, Class 9001 (December, 1994) (053,054)
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33 Pall Industrial Product Bulletin NPB-9640A: 9640 Series Pressure-

Balanced Duplex Filter (1993) (248,260)
34 Pall Industrial Service Instructions PIHC-SI-834A: 8340 Series Duplex

Filter Assemblies (May, 1987) (263)
35 Pall Industrial Bulletin PII-IC-8340: 8340 Series Dziplex Filter (1989) (263)
36 Phoenix Data Sheet: Thermocouple Terminal Blocks and

Holder/Support Bracket (068)
37 Porous Media Also referred to as Aircraft Porous Media.
Instructions: ~ l t i ~ eCoalescing
~" Filter Installation,
Operation, and Maintenance Instructions (June 11, 1992)
(244)
Post Glover Resistors, Inc. Installation and Maintenance Instructions Data Sheets:
Neutral Grounding Resistors (032,081)
Potter & Brumfield (P & B) Catalog Sheets: KH-Series Relays Switch (032,053,054)
Catalog Sheets: PRD-Series Relays (053)
Powerhouse International, Assorted information on equipment for the control house

Inc. (refer to S&S Drawing 476133).
Proserv Maintenance Manual: 8.6 Ton Crane
Protectoseal Technical Data Package: Series 670No. 6670 Flame

Arrestor Installation and Maintenance Data) (1985) (244)
Volume XVI
Racine Data Sheet: Air Breather and Oil Filler Assemblies

(includes fluid level gauges) (232,262)
RCM Industries, Inc. Catalog: Direct Reading Flowmeters for Liquids and Gases
(February, 1995) (262)
Instructions M 1, Rev C: Installation, Operation, &

Maintenance, Series 7000 and Series 8000 Flo-GageTM
(May, 1996) (262)
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NIA Moniteur Devices, Inc. Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
22 Motorola Technical Data Sheet: Axial-Lead Fast-Recovery Rectifiers

IN-4933 thru IN-4937 (October, 1995) (053,054,077)
23 Mueller Data Sheet: Cast Stainless Steel Screwed and Socket Weld
"Y" Strainers (includes strainer 861-SS) (262)
Data Sheet: Cast Carbon and Alloy Sreel Flanged "Y"

Strainers (260,263)
Data Sheet: Check Valves, Stainless Steel, ANSI Flanged

(263)
Norman Filter Company Instructions: 4200 Series, 43/4400 Series, & 4500 Series -
Disassembly and Element Cleaning Instructions (262)
Technical Data Brochure: Norman 4300 & 4400 Series In-

Line Filters (262)
25 O'Keefe Controls Company Technical Data Brochure: Precision Fluid Restrictors (260)
26 Omega T48 Test Outlet Part No. RJPJCB-6-K-MF (Ordering

Instructions) (068)
27 OPW Catalog VF-2: Visi-Flo Sight Flow Indicators (1994) (244,

248)
28 Orange Research Instruction Manual: Series 1502/1505 (Diaphragm Type)

(244,247,248,260,263)
29 Pall Industrial Data Sheet: Filter Applications by Model Number (May,

1996) (244,247,248,260,263)
30 Pall Industrial Service Instructions PIHC-SI-864: 8640 Series ~ o t o l o k ~ '

Duplex Filter Assemblies (February, 1985) (244)
31 Pall Industrial Product Bulletin PIHC-8640: 8640 Series Duplex ~ o t o l o k @

Filter ( 1995) (244,247)
32 Pall Industrial Service Instructions: 9640 Filter Series (248,260)
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32 Leviton Data Sheets: Dciplex Hard Wired Transient Voltage Surge

Suppressor ( W S S ) Receptacles (includes 5380 receptacle)
(1997) (055,058)
Linc Instruction Manual P.N. 15002: L471, L471SC and HL26.5

Series Electric Level Control, Installation and Maintenance
(1986) (248,262)
34 Lord Corporation Data Sheets: Center Bounded Mounts, CBA Series (232)
Volume XV
LovejoylCentaflex Data Sheet: Couplings: Elastomeric Donut Type, Model 2,

Size 140 (232)
Lubricants Specifications: Lubricant SpeciJications and Material Data

Safety Sheets (1996)
Lucas Aerospace Power Manual: Installation and Maintenance Power Transmission

Transportation Company Couplings (1991) (
Sales and Technical Data: Maximum Performance
Contotired Diaphragm Couplings (August, 1996)
Drawing 88F322A-5995, Rev. E: Contoured Diaphragm

Flexible Coupling (May 21, 1996)
Magnaloy Catalog No. 85 1 1 : Flexible Drive Couplings (248)
Mallory Data sheet: Sonalert Audio Products (054)
Mannesrnann Rexroth Bulletin RA 06 16517.86: Variable Displacement Piston

Motor, Bent Axis Design, Model AA6VM (Series 60)for
Open or Closed Circuit Applications (July, 1986) (232)
Mannesrnann Rexroth Applications and Service Manual RA 06 710109.90: AA4V

Series I, Hydrostatic Transmission Pump (September, 1990)
(232)
Mannesmann Rexroth Applications and Service Manual RA 06715/08.88:AA4V
Series 2 Hydrostatic Transmission Pump (August, 1988)
Volume XIV (Cont)
N/ A ITT-Cannon Refer to Cannon-ITT.
24 ITT-Neo-Dyn Catalog 37-K: Industrial Switches (This Catalog Includes

Illustrations, Definitions, Specifications, Adjustment Range:
and Ordering Information for All Types of ITT-Neo-Dyn
Switches.) (232,244,247,248,260,992)
ITT-Snyder Data Sheet: Thernlowell(232,244,248)
JM Clipper Drawing: CEP 7994A, F406 Belt (December 27, 1991) (239,
Drawing: CEP 7994B, F406 BeIt (December 27, 1991) (239)
Jo-Bell Catalog Sheets: Internal Liquid Level Control Information

(232,244,248)
Kepner Products Company Instructions: Cleaning and Repair Instructions, Kep-0-Seal

Check Valve, Drawings 11240-18-2, 11240-18-10, and
4060-18-5 Tips and Applications on Installation and Care
of Valves (September 23, 1987) (232,247,248)
Catalog Sheets: Kep-0-Seal Hydraulic and Pneumatic

Check and Relief Check Valves Specrjkations (232,247,
248)
Ketema, Inc. Drawing 70A158A06048, Rev. 4: Generator Lube Oil

Cooler (June 6, 1996) (248)
Drawing 70A163A08060, Rev. 3: Turbine Lube Oil Cooler

(June 6, 1996) (244)
Bulletin: Installation and Operational Proceduresfor

Whitlock Heat Exchangers (1996)
KF Industries Catalog KF0285-4195SR: KF Ball Valves (April, 1995)

(260)
Kidde Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Killark Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Kitz Catalog: Steel Ball Valves, Class 150/300/600/900/1500

Floating Ball Type and Trunnion-Mounted Ball Type (June,
1985) (244)
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Volume XIV (Cont)
Nl A Hitco Refer to Stewart & Stevenson Drawing 281838.
16 Hoffman Data Sheet: Stainless Steel and Mediunr Type 4X Enclosures

(1993) (063,084)
Data Sheets: Stainless Steel, Continuous Hinge, Type 4X

"CHNFSS" Jtmction Boxes (1993) (062,063,068,077)
Hoke Catalog 79002 R0496-1 SK0996 Data Sheets: Male

Connector CM, pp. 2 thru 7 and 10 (1994 (248)
Honeywell Instruction Manual: Gas Turbine FIanze Monitor Systen~

YGl 15OAO2 and Drawings 10048030 and EG 1033AA (053)
Hubbell Data Sheets: Single & Duplex Receptacles, Surge

Suppression Receptacles, Straight Blade Connectors &
Flanged Receptacles (053,054,055,058)
IDEC Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Catalog U900-2 Data Sheets: Section 0 2 : General Purpose

Relays (RR, RH, RM, and RY Series) (December, 1993)
(053,054)
Catalog U900-2 Data Sheets: Section F: Sockets (SR, SH,

and SY Series) (December, 1993) (053,054)
NIA IHT Refer to Industrial Heat Transfer.
21 IMO Industries Inc. Instruction Manual CIG-4 (R-0): CIG Mechanical Seal
Single Punzps (June, 1995)
Manual ACG 1 1 18E: Screw Punrp Series, ACG+ UCG,

Product Description (November, 1993) (248)
Industrial Heat Transfer Drawing 003300, Rev A: Coil Assembly, 45 x 120, 4-row, 2-
pass MB (Septenzber 29, 1995) (239)
Tech Data Brochure: Industrial/Process Finned Tube Heat

Exchangers w/attached Technical Data Sheet (October,
1996) (239)
23 Instrument Transformer Data Sheets Package: Current Transforn~ers,Models 120,

130, 140 and 141 (May, 1996) (032,081)
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Volume XIV (Cont)
General Electric Manual GEP 12605: Thermal Magnetic Molded Case

Circuit Breakers, pp. 14-3 thru 14-23 (1993) (058)
5 Gould Shawmut Fuse Data Package (Septen~ber,1995) (008)
6 Goulds Pumps, Inc. Technical Data Catalog:SSV Series Vertical Multi-Stage

Pumps (1995) (262)
Instruction Manual: Model SSV, Installation, Operation, ana

Maintenance Instructions (November, 1992) (262)
Gyrolok Refer to Hoke.
Hansen Catalog 95-4 Data Sheet: Series STwithout Shut-off Valves

(including Interchange Data) (1994) (262)
Harris Semiconductor Catalog DB450.4 Data Sheets: Transient Voltage

Suppression Devices (24 and LA Series) (1995) (063)
Hayden Manual: Heat Exchangers - Fin Tube, Shell and Tube, Plate,
Industrial and 0.E.M, Liquid-to-Air, Liquid-to-Liquid, and
Air-to-Air Applications (1986) (232)
Manual: Installation, Operation, and Maintenance for

Hayden Oil Coolers (232)
Hilliard Water Supply Relief Valve ( 2 16-Way

~ Diverter Valve),
F520B 150P-002 (244,248)
Hilliard Instructions 6600-7F-06 1 -A:Installation, Operation, and

Maintenance Instructions, Starter Drive Assembly, P/N
6601-01-034-Dfor Allison 572KA (September 13, 1996)
Hilliard Drawing 660 1-0 1-0 19-C:Assembly, Spec. 0.R. for Hyd.
Clutch (February 9, 1996)
Hilliard Drawing 660 1-02-0 19-D, Rev A: Outline Drawing (Special

Over-Running Clutchfor Hyd. Starter) (October 30, 1991)
Hilliard Drawing 3803-08-010-D: General Assembly Hilco Straight

Thru Transfer Valve (1%'? (June 24, 1994) (244)
Hilliard Catalog Sheets: ~ i l c o "Transjer Valve Installation,

Operation and Service Instructions (September, 1992) (244,
248)
Volume Xlll (Cont)
3 General Electric Data Sheet: El50 Line Circuit Breakers, Types TEB, TED,
THED, page 4-15 (058)
General Electric Catalog Sheets: Dry Type, General Purpose Transformers,

Types QB, QMS, ML, and QL, pp. 10-27 thru 10-30 (1993)
(008,080)
General Electric Catalog Sheets: AC Rotating-Machine Protection,

D I E L E K T R O L " ~ ~ Capacitors,
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~p.~ 18-25 (1993)
(032,080)
General Electric Manual GEF 4 139B: Polyphase Switchboard Watthour

Meters, Types DS-, DSM-, DSW-53/54/55/63/64/65/66/
67/69, 50 and 60 Hz Transformer-Rated
General Electric Manual GEH-2762C: Instructions, DS-SO and DS-60 Series

Polyphase Switchboard Watthour Meters (April, 1990)
General Electric Manual GEH-4249F: Instructions for ~ran~uelI"tation

Surge Arrestors (Models 9Ll I, 2.7-360 kV; 9L16, above
360 kV; and 9L26 and 9L29 [Specials]) (Augtrst, 1988)
(032,080)
9 General Electric Manual GEH-496 1C: 8000-Line Motor Control Centers,

Installation and Maintenance Instructions (1994) (008)
General Electric Manual GEK 100604C: M D P ~ Digital Time Overcurrent

Relaying System (February, 1995)
11 General Electric Manual GEK 100666A: Digital Generator Protection

System ( D G P ~for
) DGPS AABA (August, 1997) (032,055)
NIA General Electric Leviton Manual: A Network Approach to Surge Protection

and Line Conditioning
Volume XIV
1 General Electric Manual GEK- 100682C: M D P Digital

~~ Time Overcurrent
Relaying System (w1Attached Disk) (January, 1996) (032)
2 General Electric Manual GEK 100779: External Configuration, LM 6000

Series (February, 1993)
3 General Electric Manual GEK- 105 5 0 1: DTP Digital Transformer Protection

(January, 1996)
Volume IX (Cont)
Fluid Components, Doc. No. 06EN003246, Rev. A: Installation, Operation, and

International (FCI) Maintenance Manual, FLY Series F l e x ~ w i t c hFlow,
~~,
Level, Temperature SwitcWMonitor (1995) (239)
Furnas Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
G&L Refer to Goulds Pumps, Inc.
Volume X
GEC Alsthom Service Manual Publication No. R850 1C: K-Series

Overcurrent and Directional Overcurrent Relays
Operation and Maintenance Manual: 50 MWGas Turbine

Generator, Model #TR-SS40-AR, Unit #664, Volume I -
Generator (1997)
Volume XI
GEC Alsthom Operation and Maintenance Manual: 50 MW Gas Turbine

Generator, Model #TR-SS40-AR, Unit #664, Volume 2 -
Excitation and Regulation (1997)
Publication No. IB9.2 10 R2: Distribution Transformer

Instruction Manual (including Spare Parts List and Certified
Test Reports) (1997)
Volume XI1
General Electric Manual GEK 98493: LM6000 Series On-Site Operation and
Maintenance, Volume I (Revision pages placed in front of
volume.)
General Electric Manual GEK 98493: LM6000 Series On-Site Operation and
Maintenance, Volume II
Volume Xlll
General Electric Manual GEK 98494: Illustrated Parts Breakdown for GE

7LM6000 Gas Turbines (Revision pages placed in front of
volume.)
General Electric For surge suppressor V140LAlOA and surge suppressor

V33ZA70A, refer to Harris Semiconductor.
5-2-9
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29 Entrelec, Inc. Data Sheet: Logical Signal Conditioners, Series 10,000 and
Drawing T 7021957 (1988) (054)
Product Guide: Terminal Blocks and Relay Intedace

Modules (1997) (032,053,054,055,058,062,063,068,
075,077,080,084,087)
30 Ernst Co., John C. Drawing E54524, Rev. A: Borosilicate Flat Gauge Glass
Installation/OperatiodMainrenance (May 14, 1982) (244)
NIA FCI Refer to Fluid Components, International.
NIA Federal Signal Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
31 Fknwal Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Data Sheet 1.30H: Series 30,000 Surface-Mounting

Temperature Controllers Installation Instructions (054,058)
32 Fisher Drawing: Fisher 310-SP-I (provided by Puffer-Sweiven)

(November, 1990) (260)
Form 1151: Type 95L and 95H Pressure Regulators,

Instruction Manual (July, 1990) (244)
Form 1292: Type 655 and 655R Actuators, Instruction

Manual (January, 1982) (248,260)
Flo-Tek. Inc. Manual IM-RF15-94: Installation - Maintenance, I50 lb.

~ l a n ~ eStandard
'd Port Ball Valves, RF-15-WCB, RF-15-
316 (1997) (263)
Data Sheet F15-95: 2-PC.Flanged End Full Port Ball Valve,

Models F15 (Class 150), F30 (Class 300) (1997) (263)
Drawing 2F60A01: 2,' F60-F316-R-R-L (1997) (263)
Flow Technology Also known as EG&G Flow Technology.
TM-86675, Rev. H: FT Series Turbine Flowmeters

Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Man~ial(June,
1996) (260)
5-2-8
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Volume IX (Cont)
Dragon Valves, Inc. Catalog: Needle, General Purpose Instrument, Orifice

Gauge, Instrument Manifold, Cartridge, and Specialty
Valves (232,247,248,249,260,263,272)
~urabla@
Pump Form 2500C: Silent Check Valve, Model GLC (J~ily9, 1992)
Components, Inc. (244)
Dwyer Bulletin No. E-57: Series 19.50 Integral Explosion-Proof

Pressure Switches, Specifications-Installation and
Operating Instructions (December, 1993) (239)
Bulletin No. A-30: Differential Pressure Gages

( ~ a ~ n e h e l i~ca~~,s u h e l i c~@i n, i h e l i c ~Pressure
);
SwitcWGages (~hotohelic@ and capsu-~hotohelic@) (1993)
(239)
Dynalco Data Sheet 039 172: Two-Setpoint Speed Switch, SW-50
(1989) (054)
Eberhard Technical Data Sheets, Section 3: Dead Bolt Latches

(Multipoint), wlattached drawing 5647lX: Three Point Dead
Bolt Lock (September 20, 1994) (058)
Technical Data Sheets, Section 7: Handles (Heavy-Duty

Handles), wlattached drawing AE9- 171: Change 4,
L-Handle (November 5, 1993) (058)
Electro Manual: User's Installation & Operation Manual, DMMS-

~ n d u s t r i e s / ~ a u ~ e t e ~ h @300 (December 30,1993) (032,054)
User's Manual, Rev. 1.7: DCAnalog Output Modules (July,

1994) (032,054)
Electroswitch Technical Publication 24-1: Series 24 Instrument & Control

Switches for Power Industry and Heavy Duty Ind~~strial
Applications (April, 1995) (053,054)
Technical Publication LOR-1 : High Speed Multi-Contact

Lock-out Relays for Power Industry Applications (March,
1996) (053)
Bulletin CSRISD: Series 24 Control Switch Relay

(September, 1996) (053,054)
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14 rouse-~inds@ Catalog 5500-0195 Data Sheet: EJB Junction Boxes

(Janualy, 1995) (992)
15 rouse-~inds@ Catalog Sheets: ~ o n d u l e t @

Conduit Bodies and Outlet
Boxes, Hazardous (January, 1996) (084)
16 Daniel Flow Products, Inc. Catalog 1200: Liquid Level Gauges and Valves (248)
NIA Delphian Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
17 Delta Star, Inc. Catalog No. 6-03 1: Bus Support Fittings & Hardware for
Industrial Open Bus Systems (December 19, 1975) (080,
081)
18 det-~ronics Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Form 95-8272-02: Instructions for Dual Frequency Infrared

Detector/Controller U7099 (September, 1995) (077,254)
Form 95-8287: Instructions, Window Cleaning Kit for UV

and IR Detectors, K1003A (June, 1987) (077,254)
Dialight Data Sheet: Oil Tight, Large Incandescent Indicators, Series

103, 125, 177, 249 (032,054)
Dollinger Corporation Maintenance Manual: GP-298-GTS,AE-229-55, AE-129-

660 (August, 1991) (248)
Bulletin PE-2424: Panel Filter Elements (June, 1993) (248)
Maintenance Manual: AE-229-110 Vent Breather Filter

(August, 1991) (244)
Donaldson For Drawing 287705, refer to Stewart & Stevenson.
Product Data Sheet 1200-74: HMKO5 Fluid Filter Spin-On

and Illustrated Parts Breakdown Sheet (March, 1991) (232)
Product Data Sheet 1200-75: HMK25 Fl~lidFilter, Spin On

(September, 1985) (232)
Product Data Sheet 1200-76: HPK03 Fluid Filter, High

Pressure (August, 1992) (248)
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5 Chromalox (Cont) Installation and Operating Instructions: Explosion Proof

Room Thermostat, Type WR-80EP (May, 1986) (080,081)
Data Sheets: Screw Plug Immersion Heaters (1994) (232)
Cinch Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Circle AW Data Sheet: NEMA Flanged Panels, A W-XXXXP (087)
Data Sheet: Type 4X Stainless Steel Single Door Enclosure

(087)
Coastal Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
Converter Concepts Data Sheets: 15 to 120 Wart Switching Power Supplies and
UPS-Automatic Compensation for All World Voltages
(053)
Instruction Sheet: Recommended Test Methods for C.C.I.

Switchmode Power Supplies (053)
Crompton Instruments Data Sheets US25V: Protector Trip Relays - 250 Series
(032,053)
Crosby Valve & Gage Instruction No. IS-V3 137A: Installation, Maintenance, and
Company Adjustment Instructions for Crosby-Style JOS/JBS/JLT
Valves (March, 1992) (248)
10 rouse-~inds@ Catalog Data Sheets: Hazardous Factory Sealed Control

Devices (EDS, EFS, EFD Series) (January, 1996) (062,068,
087)
rouse-~inds@ Catalog Data Sheet: Emergency Lighting, Hazardocis and

Non-Hazardous (January, 1996) (062,068,087)
12 rouse-~inds@ . Catalog 5500-0195 Data Sheet: CHAMP^ H.I.D. (High

Intensity Discharge) Lighting Fixtures, Enclosed &
Gasketed, Application, and Selection (VMV, LMV, and DMV
Champ Series) (January, 1995) (062,068,087)
13 rouse-~inds@ Catalog 5500-0195 Data Sheet: ENR Dead Front

Interlocked Circuit Breaking Receptacles and ENP Plugs,
General Purpose, ~ r k - G a r @2; Factory Sealed (January,
-. 1995) (062,068)
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Volume Vlll (Cont)
NIA Brown Boveri Refer to Victor Insulators, Inc.
Volume IX
Buchanan Catalog G-110 Data Sheets: Ordering Information and

Features and Specifications, Phenolic One Piece, pp. 62 and
63 (April, 1993) (032,053,058,081)
Bussmann Data Sheets: FRN-R and FRS-R Fuses (008,018,019)
Data Sheets: KTK, KLM and KTK-R Fuses (054,058)
Catalog Data Sheets: Crimp-Snap D, Machined or Stamped

Contacts, Size 20 Part Numbers (1993) (068)
Catalog MAC593 Data Sheets: CA Bayonet Series Standard

Circular Connectors (includes CA3106 Straight Plug), pp.
224 and 225 (1993) (068)
t
Catalog MAC593 Data Sheets: Mil-C-38999 & Mil-C-26482
Series I, 11, III Connectors (includes MS3 116), pp. 139, 142,
146, and 149 (1993) (068)
Check-All Instructions: Style FIV (Flange Insert Valve) Installation

Instr~lctions,Maintenance Data and Spare Parts List (May,
1988) (248,260)
Instructions: Style UN-3 (Universal Low-Pressure Valve)

Instructions and Maintenance Data (May, 1988) (244,260,
262)
NIA C-Hinds Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
5 Chromalox Instructions: Installation, Operation, and Maintenance

Instructions for Immersion Heaters, Types TM, TMI, TMO,
TMS, TMIS, and TMSS (January, 1990) (244,248)
Instructions: Installation, Operation, and Renewal Parts

Identification, Screw-Plug Oil Immersion Heaters, Type
ARMTO (September, 1985) (232,262)
Data Sheets: Strip Heaters, Type OT-1%" Wide (1994) (053,

054,055,058,080,081)
/
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Volume Vlll (Cont)
13 Anderson, Greenwood & Form 05-9040-087: Installation & Start-up Instructions for
Company (AGCO@)(Cont) Type 81, 81P, 83, 86 Safety-Relief Valves (March, 1992)
(244,248,263)
Ashcroft Bulletin DU-1: Duragauge Pressure Gauge (Augctst, 1994)
Ashcroft Data Sheets: Temperatztre Instruments (includes information

on thermowells) (Augwt, 1996) (260)
Ashcroft Data Sheets: Process Gauges (Types 1279 and 1377)

(August, 1996) (232,244,248,260,262,263)
Ashcroft Data Sheets: Direcr-Reading Thermometers [includes

information on bimetal thermometers, series E l , grade A
(1%)I (August, 1996) (244,248,262)
Ashcroft Form No. 250-1068C: Instructions for the Installation and

Use of the Ashcroji "Every-Angle" Bi-metal Dial
Thermometer (244,248,262)
Ashcroft Form No. 250-1353-H: Gauge Maintenance and Repair

Data (May, 1992)
Atkomatic Form 1-977: Solenoid Valves, Installation, Operating, and

Maintenance Instructions for 15,000 Series Valves (January,
1984) (244,262)
Form 375 Instructions: Solenoid Valves Installation,

Operation, and Maintenance Instructions for "Uramic"
Series 30,000 Valves (260)
N/A AWV Refer to American Warming and Ventilating.
N/A Basco Refer to Ketema, Inc.
21 Basler Electric Instruction Manual 90 88800 992, Rev. C: Veri-Sync Relay,

Model PRS 250 (October, 1995) (032,053)
22 Bently Nevada Manual Rev. A: Vibration Monitoring System for Srewarr &
Stevenson LM6000 Powered Gas Turbine Generator Set
(March, 1993) (053,062)
Manual 88301-01, Rev. D: Accelerometer Inteface Module

8651 7 (January, 1993) (068)
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7 American Warming and Drawing 2447 1, Rev. A: BD-53 Heavy Duty Backdraj
Ventilating (AWV) Damper (January 6, 1993) (239)
8 American Warming and Drawing 24473, Rev. C: Modified VC-42 Volume Control
Ventilating (AWV) Damper (January 6, 1993) (239)
9 American Warming and Drawing 24475: Mod13ed VC-42 Volume Control Damper
Ventilating (AWV) (1993) (239)
10 American Warming and Walter Kidde Data Sheet: Pressure Trip (239)
Ventilating (AWV)
Arnot Controls Corporation Form 193 B93 1: Model C (CM; CL, CF, CCW Thermostatic
Valves (1993) (244,248)
Form 936 A95 1 : Model B Thermostatic Valves (1995) (248)
Form 762: Models B, H, D, and E Thermostatic Valves (248)
AMP Drawing 205555: Kit HDM-20 Series, Recpt., Size 1, 9

Position (May 2, 1991) (055)
Drawing 206478: Strain Relief Kit, 45 "/180° ~ n z ~ l i n ~ i t e ~ ~

HD-20 (July 16, 1990) (055)
Drawing 64093 1:Receptacle, Faston, P.I. D. G., "110 "

Series (April 21, 1993) (058,062,063,068,075)
Techni~alData Sheet: PIDG Faston Receptacles (058,062,

063,068,075)
Anderson, Greenwood & Form 05-9040-072, Rev. C: Maintenance Instructions for

Company (AGCO? Spring Operated SafetyTRelief Valve, Type 81P (with Plastic
Seat), Type -4 & -8 Orifice (Integral Bonnet) and G & J
Orifice (Bolted Bonnet) (September 29, 1994) (244,248,
2 63)
Bulletin 1-250-H 1: HI Hand Valve, 3/8" and 5/8" Orifice

(April, 1994) (262)
List of Vendor Publications
INTRODUCTION
This section contains the installation, operation, and maintenance publications for equipment and
components supplied by vendors for the turbine-generator sets (Table 2.1, Vendor Pnblications). The
publications are listed alphabetically by vendor name and identified by title number (if provided) and the
number of the volume where they can be found.
Table 2.1, Vendor Publications
Volume Vlll
1 Aeroquip Corporation Dwg 259-202702: Adapter, SAE 37" Flare - Straight

Thread Connector, Short (SAE #070120) (August 17, 1993)
(232)
AGCO@ Refer to Anderson, Greenwood & Company.
Aircraft Porous Media Refer to Porous Media and Pall.
Air Technologies Bulletin: Air-Cooled Aftercoolers and Liquid Coolers,

Installation, Operating, & Maintenance Instructions (244)
Drawing 780-1 812, Rev 3: Air-to-Air Heat Exchanger

(244)
3 Alfa-Lava1 Group Manual PC65043 E2: Sanitary Butterfly Valves, Manzral
and Autontatic Function (1989) (239)
Allen-Bradley Product Data Bulletin 800H: N E M Sryle Pushbuttons,

NEMA Types 7 and 9, for Divisions I & 2 Hazardous
Locations (October, 1994) (062,063,084)
NIA Allestec Corporation Refer to Wilson Fire Manual.
N/A American Technology Refer to Air Technologies.
5 American Warming and Instructions: Receiving, Unloading, Storage, Installation,

Ventilating (AWV) Operation, & Maintenance Instructions (239)
6 American Warming and Drawing 24470, Rev. A: DF-46 2- Way DzfJuser (January 6,
Ventilating (AWV) 1993) (239)
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HOW TO USE THIS SECTION
Locating Vendor lnformation in the Manual
To locate specific information, ( I )identify the vendor, by name, for the equipment or component you are
researching; ( 2 ) locate this vendor by name in the Vendor column of Table 2.1, Vendor Publications;
(3) cross-reference the vendor to the volume and tab location; and (4) go to the volume and tab to access
the information.
Cross-referencing Vendor Information to Engineering Drawings
To cross-reference vendor information back to an S&S engineering drawing, use the three-digit number
found parenthetically (in boldface type) that follows the publication date. These numbers are the last
three digits of the S&S engineering drawing(s) containing references to the vendor. For example, (239)
would signify that the vendor data is referenced on the XXX239 drawing (the Flow and Instrument
Diagram for Ventilation System). Use the Bill of Material (usually the last sheets of the engineering
drawing) to find information on the equipment or component.
Additional Infomation
At some vendor descriptions, the reader will be redirected to locate information under a different vendor
name or as part of another vendor-supplied document. For example, American Wanning and Ventilating
is also known as AWV, and Killark information is found in the Wilson Fire manual. Some vendors have
several documents grouped under one tab. If this is the case, each vendor publication is separated by a
blue sheet of paper. If vendors have provided more than five documents, each document is separated by
a tab.
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Vendor Information
INTRODUCTION
This chapter contains descriptive operation and maintenance publications for equipment and components
used with the turbine-generator set (Table 2.1, Vendor Publications). The reader can locate information
primarily by identifying the vendor. Publications will be listed alphabetically by vendor name. Each
publication from a vendor is identified by the title found on the publication. The volume number and tab
number cross-reference where this vendor information is located in this manual. Publication dates for
vendor-supplied documentation are shown parenthetically (in italic) immediately following the
document title. Following the publication date are the last three digits of the Stewart & Stevenson (S&S)
engineering drawing(s) where the equipment or component can be located. See Figure 1.1, An Example
of the Structure of Table 2.1, for an example of the additional details that can be found on Table 2.1.
1
Thelabcolumn. Each volume begins with ~ a b r ~ h e
vendor information is found behind the respectivetab
or component that you are seeking informationabout.
vendor publication, the publication date. and the

cross-referenceto the S&S engineering drawing.
r I
Tab Vendor Description
Volume IV
1 Aercology . ~ ~
#EA-905 (248)
~~~b~oil T~
Identifies in which Volume the
~ information
~ will ~
be locatedt ~ ~ /
2 American Technology Turbine Lube Oil AirlOil Pre-Separator, %7680-1805(244)
3 Allen-Bradley AB Product Data Bulletin 800H: NEMATypes 7

and 9. Hazardous Location Component Construction
Name of the vendor publication ] (June. 1983) (063,084)
I 1
4 Amedcan Warming Also known as AW S&S engineering drawings where
and Ventilating the vendor is referenced
Date of publication
/ T02168.CDR
Figure 1.l,An Example of the Structure of Table 2.1
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Gas Turbine Products Division Table of Contents
Chapter 5, Vendor Publications
Table of Contents
Title Page
Section 1
Section 2
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D
Ampere(s) dB Decibel
Absolute dBA Decibel (Absolute)
AC Altemating Current DC Direct Current
ACFM Absolute Cubic Feet per Minute DCS Digital Control System
ACMM Absolute Cubic Meter per Minute DF Diesel Fuel
AGB Accessory Gearbox dnldt Differential SpeedIDifferential Time
ALF Aft, Looking Forward (Rate of Change, Speed vs. Time)
Assy Assembly dp Differential Pressure
ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials dpldt Differential PressureDifferential Time
AUX Auxiliary -dPs3/dt Negative Rate of Change of High-Pressure
AVRX Auxiliary Voltage Regulator Compressor Static Pressure
DSM Digital SynchronizingModule
Dwg. Drawing
B
B (Beta) Variable Stator Position
B.E.M. Brush Electric Machines E
bhp Brake Horsepower EMU Engine Maintenance Unit
BOP Balarice of Plant
BTU British Thermal Unit
F
OF Degree Fahrenheit
FCV Flow Control Valve
Degree Celsius (Centigrade) F&ID Row & Instrument Diagram
CC Cubic Centimeter Fig. Figure
CCW Counterclockwise FIR Full Indicator Reading
CDLO Cooldown Lockout FMP Fuel Manifold Pressure
CDP Compressor Discharge Pressure FOD Foreign Object Damage
CFM Cubic Feet per Minute FLSO Fast Stop Lockout Without Motoring
CG Center of Gravity FSWM Fast Stop With Motoring
CIT Compressor Inlet Temperature ft Foot (Feet)
cm Centimeter ft2 Square Feet
cm2 Square Centimeter ftj Cubic Feet
cm3 Cubic Centimeter ft-lb Foot-Pound
Cont Continued
CRF Compressor Rear Frame
CRT Cathode Ray Tube (Screen) G
CT Current Transformer GA General Arrangement
CW Clockwise gal Gallon(s)
G.E. General Electric
Gas Generator L
Gallons per Minute L Liter
Gas Turbine Ib Pound(s)
GTG Gas Turbine Generator LEL Lower Explosive Limit
LFL Lower Flammable Limit
LP Low Pressure
H LPC Low-Pressure Compressor
H-0-A Hand-Off-Auto (Switch) LPCR Low-Pressure Compressor Rotors
hp Horsepower LVDT Linear-Variable Differential Transformer
HF' High Pressure
HPC High-Pressure Compressor
HPCR High-Pressure Compressor Rotor M
HPT High-Pressure Turbine m Meter
HPTR High-Pressure Turbine Rotor m2 Square Meter
hr Hour(s) m3 Cubic Meter
Hz Hertz (Cycles per Second) m.4 Milliampere
Maint. Maintenance
MAVR Modular Automatic Voltage Regulator
I mb Millibar
ID Inside Diameter MCC Motor Control Center
IGHP Isentropic Gas Horsepower MGTB Main Generator Tenninal Box
IGKW Isentropic Gas Kilowatt MHz Megahertz
IGV Inlet Guide Vane MIL Military
in Inch(es) MIL-SPEC Military Specification
in2 Square Inch min Minute(s)
in3 Cubic Inch m Millimeter
in-Hg Pressure, Inches of Mercury Mohm Megohm(s)
in-lb Inch-Pound mph Miles per Hour
in-Wg Pressure, Inches of Water M'ITB Main Turbine Tenninal Box
YO Input/Output Mvar Megavar
IPB Illustrated Parts Breakdown MW Megawatt
ISA Instrument Society of America
N
K NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers
kg cm Kilogram-Centimeter Association
kg m Kilo,gam-Meter Nm Newton Meter
kohm Kilohm NO, Oxides of Nitrogen
Wa KiloPascal
Wad KiloPascal Differential
Wag KiloPascal Gauge 0
kV Kilovolt OAT Outside Air Temperature
kVA Kilovolt Ampere OD Outside Diameter
kvar Kilovar O&M Operation and Maintenance
kW Kilowatt
kwh Kilowatt-Hour
kwhm Kilowatt-Hour Meter
Low-Pressure Compressor Inlet Total Low-Pressure Compressor Inlet Total
Pressure Temperature
High-Pressure Compressor Inlet Total High-Pressure Compressor Discharge
Pressure Temperature
r48 Low-Pressure Turbine Inlet Total Pressure High-Pressure Compressor Inlet
Pamb Ambient Pressure Temperature
Para. Paragraph Low-Pressure Turbine Inlet
PCB Printed Circuit Board Temperature
PF Power Factor Tamb Ambient Temperature
PMG Permanent Magnet Generator TAN Total Acid Number
Parts per Million TBD To Be Determined
High-Pressure Compressor Discharge TGB Transfer Gearbox
Static Pressure theta 2 Ratio of Measure Absolute Gas Generator
High-Pressure Compressor Inlet Static Inlet Temperature to Standard Day Absolute
Pressure TIT Turbine Inlet Temperature
Low-Pressure Turbine Discharge Static TRF Turbine Rear Frame
Pressure
psia Pounds per Square Inch, Absolute
psid Pounds per Square Inch, Differential v
psig Pounds per Square Inch, Gauge v Volt
PT Pressure Transmitter VAC Volts, Alternating Current
PTO Power Take-off VAR Volt-Amp Reactive
VBV Variable Bypass Valve
VDC Volts, Direct Current
VG Variable Geometry
A~ns Root Mean Square VIGV Variable Inlet Guide Vane
rPm Revolutions per Minute VSV Variable Stator Vane
RTD Resistance Temperature Detector
RTV Room Temperature Vulcanizing
Watt
S Low Pressure Compressor Physical
scfm Standard Cubic Feet per Minute Airflow
scm Standard Cubic Meters per Minute High Pressure Compressor Physical
SDTI Step Decelerate to Idle Airflow
sec Second(s) Flow, Fuel
SG Specific Gravity Pressure, Water Gauge
shp Shaft Horsepower Watt-Hour
SML Slow Decelerate to Minimum Load Waste Heat Recovery Unit
Sf0 Shutoff
sov Solenoid-Operated Valve
S&S Stewart & Stevenson Services, Inc.
STIG Steam Injection
X
XN2 Low-Pressure Rotor speed - Physical
XN2R Low-Pressure Rotor Speed - Corrected
XN25 High-pressure Compressor Speed - Physical
XN25R High-Pressure Compressor Speed -
Corrected
XNSD Low-Pressure Turbine Speed
Additional Information
The information contained in the vendor documentation that follows h a s been excerpted from General
Electric (GE) publication GEK-98493: UM6000 Series On-Site Operation and Maintenance Manual.
Stewart & Stevenson assumes no liability in the application of this information. For additional
information regarding the engineering data presented herein, contact General Electric or:

Field Engineering, G a s Turbine Division
16415 Jacinto Port Boulevard.
Houston, Texas 77015
Phone: (713) 228-2525
F a : (713)228-0609
List of Publications
T h e following publications, produced by General Electric, have been included as guidelines that define
the qualijl/purity requirements for the g a s turbine engine fuel, lubrication, and water-washing systems.
Appendix Title Page
A1 Natural G a s Fuel
A2 Liquid Fuel
A3 NO, Suppression Water Purity A-9
A4 Compressor-Cleaning Water Purity A-1 0
A5 Compressor-Cleaning Detergent A-1 1
GEK 98493 LM6000
Volume 1 GE Marine & Industrial Engines
Appendix A1
Natural Gas Fuel for GE Aircraft Derivative Gas Turbines in Industrial
Applications
-
This specification provides quirements and A1 2 Requirements
application guidelines for nannal gas fuels
which c q i be fired satisfactorily in GE A i . A1 2-1
~erivativeGas Turbines. other combustible
gases from chemical-process i n d d e s may
A1 2.1.1 Solid Materials
also meet the requirements of this specifica- The solid materials in the gas, exclusive of
tion. All gas mixnrres proposed for nse in GE hydroarbon materials, shall not exceed 30
gas turbines should be characterized by com- ppm by weight The size and density distribu-
plete composition^ analysis and be reviewed tion of the solid panicles must be such ,&anot
by GE M&IE (Marine & IndumW Engines) more than 1.0% by weight of the particles shall
prior to extended use- have a terminal settling velocity in air at 70°F
and 30411 Hg (absolute) greater than 14 inches
A1 -1 Applicable Documents per minute and not more than 0.1% shall have
a terminal settling velociry in excess of 23
The following documents are referenced for .
inches perminure-
testing procedms and requiremenrs: For a solid spherical particle, Stoke's Law of
serfling permits calculating the terminal
ASTM Dl072 Test for total SUHW
in fucl seeg vel&v if the pmcle diameter
gases particle specific gravity are h o w n The fol-
lowing tabulanon~giv&the particle diameters
ASTM Dll42 Water vapor content of equivaleI1t limiting sefig
gaseous fuels by meaxre-
Vel&ty values.
ment of dewpoint temper-
atures Settling Equivalent Spherical Particle
Velocity Diameter in Micrometers
ASTM Dll45 Procedure for sampling
(intrnin) Sp. Gr. = 2 Sp. Gr.= 4
naanaT gas
14 10 7
ASTM D2009 Procedure for collection
23 13 9
by filtration and deter-
mination of mass, number
aodopticdrjling ame A12 1-2 Hydrocarbons
spheric particulates
-
Naphthalene, gas hydrates, and solid or semi-
ASTM D3588 Procedure for calculadng solid hydrocarbons shall not condense from the
calorific value and specif- gas when the temperature of the gas is
ic gravity of gaseous fuels. decreased 20°F ar constant gas pressure.
GEK 98493 LM6000
Volume 1 GE Marine & Industrial Engines
A1.2.1.3 Water ment are free of alkali metals. Sodium, potas-

Any water in the gas above the saturation sium and other alkali metals are not normally
found in natural gas fuels, but are typically
amount at its point of use shall not exceed
0.25% by weight found to be introduced in the compressor inlet
air in marine environments, as well as in certain
A1 - 2 2 Heating Value adverse industrial environments. For this rea-
son, the total amount of sulfur and alkali metals
A1 -2.2.1 Pipeline Natural Gas from all sources shall be Limited to less than that
(Methane/CH4 Base) required to form the equivalent of 0.6 ppm of
alkali metal sulfates in the fuel.
The normal lower (net) heating value should lie
in the range of 800 to 1200 Btu per standard A1.2.3.2 Alkali Metals
cubic foot. Modifications to the fuel system The total amount of alkali metals a in gas fuels
components, however, can be made to substan- used with engines having marjnized .(cone-
tially broaden this range. Contact M&IE for sion-resistant) coatings on the high pressure
specific applications. turbine blading shall not exceed 0.2 ppm b.
A1.2.2.2 Low Btu Gas Fuel a Sodium, potassium, and lithium -experi-
Gas fuels with hydrocarbon constituents ence has shown that sodium is by far the
(c&) with COz, NZ,andlor steam dilution preponderant alkali metal, if any, found in
with a resulting lower heating value as low as gaseous fuels.
300 Btu per standard cubic foot are acceptable b. This limit assumes zero alkalimetals in the
for use at or above a given partial power level inlet air or injected water or steam. When
which is dependent upon the particular en,+e actual levels are above zero, the maximum
model. allowable sodium content of the fuel must
be reduced in accordance with the follow-
Gasifier fuels with combustible ~0nStitUentsof ing relationship:
Hz, CO, CxHyhaving C02, N2, and/or steam
dilution with a lower heating value as low as ppm sodium i n l air
~ x rdo=
fuel
200 Btu per standard cubic foot may be
acceptable for use at or above a given partial ppmsodiuminwaterorsteamx
power level depending upon the specific warm or steam ratio =
fuel
proportions of the combustible mixture.
ppm sodium in fuel -
During use of either of the above type fuels,
Total fuel equivalencefor sodium
starting and acceleration may have to be from dl sources not to exceed
accomplished on pipeline quality narural gas.
A1.2.3.3 Nonmarinized Engines
Contact M&IE for specific applications using
For normminized en,&es with standard coat-
low Btu gas fuels.
ings on the high pressure turbine blading, the
A1 - 2 3 Contaminant Limits total arnount of alkali metals from all sources
shall not exceed 0.1 ppm.
A1-2.3.1 Sulfur Limit
A1-23.4 Liquid Hydrocarbons
There'is no specific limit on natural gas fuel The presence of any Liquid hydrocarbons in the
sulfur content if the engine is used in an gas fuel can cause large variations in heat input
application where-both the fuel and environ- and, in severe cases, slugs of liquid in the
A 4 Change 1
GEK 98493 LM6000
Volume I GE Marine & Industrial Engines
engine combustor can damage the engine hot A12.4 Dry Gas
section from flames beyond the normal flame
zone. For this reason, gaseous fuel mixtures The gas shall be what is known in the industry
must be maintained welJ above their dewpoints as "dry gas," that is, the gasoline vapor in 1000
at fuel manifold conditions- Liquid hydt-ocar- ft3 of gas at standard conditions (60°Fand 30-in
bons innoduced in the gas from lubricating oil Hg, absolute), shall be equivalent to not more
leakage from a gas pressure booster compres- than 0.1 gallon liquid
sor may result in restricted gas flow due to plug-
ging of the fuel nozzle flow orifices. Gas instal- A1 2-5 Flammability Limits
lations should include suitable separating
equipment and liquid traps located as close as The minimum ratio of the upper to lower flarn-
possible to the fuel system interface connection mabiliry limit, determined at 60°F and 1
on the engine. annosphere, is 2.2 to 1.
LM6000 GEK 98493
GE Marine & lndustrial Engines Volume I
Appendix A2
Liquid Fuel for GE Aircraft Derivative Gas Turbines in Industrial
Applications
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This specification provides requirements and srarting and low-power operation. Contact GE
application guidelines for selection of liquid M&IE for specific applications.
fuels which can be fired satisfactorily in GE
Aircraft En,gines derivative gas turbines. It is
-
Alcohols Various alcohols, that is, hydroxyl
derivatives of hydrocarbons, such as methanol
recommended that the complete compositional and ethanol, can be burned in the GE Aircraft
analysis of all Liquid fuels proposed for use in derivative gas turbines. Contact M&IE for
GE/M&IED gas turbines be =viewed by q e d i c applications.
GE/M&IED prior to extended use.
NOTE A: Light distillates, such as D2880
A2.1 Fuel Specifications - Grade O-GT and liquified gas mixtures, may
have inadequute "lubricity" to achieve satis-
Fuels conforming to the following indusuy factory life in main enginejkl pumps. All such
specifications are acceptable for use in GE fuels proposed for use in GE Aircray? Deriva-
Aircraft Derivative gas turbines provided they tive Gas Turbinesshould be reviewed by M&lE.
also meet the criteria described in A2.2.
NOTE B. Fuels m r conform to ASTM
MII/-T-5624 Grades JP-4, JP-5 Dl30 (Detection of Copper Corrosion from
(NATO F-40, F44) Petroleum Products by the Copper Sm$
ASTM D975 Diesel Fuel Oil, Grades Tarnish Test.)
1-D and 2-D A 2 3 Additional Requirements
,
i
ASTM Dl655 Aviation Turbine Fuels The following requirements supplement and ..
supersede, where there is a conflict, the
MIGF-16884 Fuel Oil - Diesel Marine
specifications listed in A2.1. However, if the
(NATO F-75, F76)
specificanon is more resmctive it applies.
W-F-800A Fuel Oil - Diesel, Grades m21 Fuel Compatibility
DF-A, DF-1 and DF-2
MAT0 F-54) The fuel shall consist of hydrocarbon com-
pounds only and must be compatible between
ASTM DB00 Gas Turbine Fuel Oils, brands and batches-
Grades No. M T , No.
~GT, NO. 2 4 ~ (See
. A22.2 Fuel Additives
Notes A and B) The use of any additives requires the approval
ASTM D396 Grades 1 and 2 of M&E, unless such additives are specifically
approved in the fuel ~ p e c ~ c a t i o(A2.1).
n
Hydrocarbons - The pure hydrocarbon com-
bustible compounds (for example, methane A22.3 Fuel Viscosity
CH4, ethane C2H.5, propane C3H8,and butane The viscosity of the fuel as supplied to the inlet
C4H10, both normal and iso) are acceprable connection on the gas turbine shall be a mini-
either alone or in various mixtures with other mum of 0.5 centistokes and shall be 6.0 cSt
liquid-fuels providing fuel manifold pressures maximum for starting and 12.0 cSt maximum
are sufficient to maintain the fuel in the liquid during operation. The fuel may be heated to
stage. Alternate fuels may be required for meet this requirement
I
LM6000 GEK 98493
GE Marine & industrial Engines Volume I
A2.2.4 Wax Presence sodium content of the fuel must be reduced in

Wax can be present in fuel oil, especially distii- accordance with the following relationship:
Iates with high pour points. It may be necessary pprn sodium inlet air x ratio =
to determine the percent of wax and its melting fuel
point and to provide suitable heating and heat pprn sodium in water or steam x
tracing to keep the wax dissolved at aLI times. water or steam mi0=
fuel
A2.2.5 Property Requirements ppm sodium in fuel -
NOTE Contaminant limits apply to fuel Total fuel equivalence for sodium
samples taken at the supply to the engine. h m all sources not to exceed
ASTM Test c. For nonrn-ed engines with standard
Method coatings on the high pressure turbine blad-
Ash. %, m a . 0.01 D482 ing, the total amount of alkali metals from
Sulfur. %, max. 1.Oh DIWa all sources shall not exceed 0.1 ppm.
Vanadium, ppm max. 05 D3605
d. To achieve the level of sensitivity for detec-
Sodium, Potassium, and 02 D3&Xd
Lithium, pprn, max. See notes b and c tion of sodium to the level required, a
Lead, ppm. max. 1.0 M605 flameless (furnace) atomic absorption
Calciurri, ppm, max. 20 M605 method may be necessary- Further informa-
Hydrogen,%, min. 127.3' D1018. tion on this method can be obtained from
D3701 the National InstitUte of Petroleum and
Demulsification, 20.0 Dl401 Energy Research (NIPER), Bartlesville,
minutes, max and Note Oklahoma.
3 therein
Carbon residue, %. 1.0 D57A e. Sampled at en-he inlet connetion.
max. ( 1 W o sample)
f.. Maximum particle size: 20 micrometers.
Panicdates =,
m&aL m a . g. Legal Limits and applicable safety regula-
Waxa and Sedimen~ tions must be mec however, use of fuels
voi.%, max. having a flash point in excess of 200°F may
Rash P o i n ~max. Sees D93 result in unsatisfactory engine starting
Copper Corrosion. max. 1' Dl30 characteristics. Blending for enhancement
a The following alternate methods are of spark ignition or use of alternate fuels
acceptable: ASTM D 1552, ASTM .D2622, may be required for starting.
and ASTM D 1266. h. Fuels with a higher sulfur content can be
b. Total alkali metals in liquid fuels used with burned. Impact on Hot Section Repair In-
engines having marinized (corrosion-resis- terval (HSRJJ will be dependent upon alkali
tant) c o a ~ g on
s the high pressure turbine metals present in the fuel, inlet air and in-
blading shall not exceed 0.2 ppm. This Limit jected water, and upon engine operating
includes all alkali metals, potassium and temperature. Consult GE/M&IED for
lithium as well as sodium. Experience, -review of higher sulfur fuels.
however, has shown that sodium is
i. Copper corrosion test conditions are 2
generally by far the preponderant metal.
hours at 100°C.
This limit assumes zero alkali metals in the inlet j. Care must be taken with the more viscous
air or injected water or steam. When actual lev- fuels to ensure that the minimum hydrogen
els are above zero, the maximum allowable content is met.
LM6000 GEK 98493
GE Marine & industriafEngines Volume I
A23 Fuel Forwarding After filling any tank or adding fuel to it., a set-
Recommendations tling time of 24 hours should be allowed before
taking fuel from that tank Initially, water and
True distillate fuel has low water, dirt, and nace
sludge should be drained from aU storage tanks
metal contaminant levels, as refined, which can
on a daily basis. ffier experience is gained
be maintained with careful transportation, han-
with a given fuel and fuel source, the frequency
dling, and storage. Most fuel contamination
of draining may be adjusted by the customer.
occurs during trampormion Where there is a
danger of contamination such as salt-bearing For each delivery, fuel samples should be mken
water, auxjliaty fuel clean-up equipment and analyzed at the following locations:
should be provided to restore origginalfuel qual- 1. At the refinery before loading.
ity. Available pudication equipment includes
centrifuges and electrosmic dehydrators. Ln 2. At the port where the fuel is delivered
addition to potentid hot corrosion from salt in before unloading.
the, water accumulated in the boaom of a stor- 3. From the pipelinejust upsueam of the raw
age tank can cause problems. Microorganisms fuel storage tanksas the fuel is being added
tend to grow at the water/fuel interface, gener- to the tanks.
ating chemicals corrosive to metals in the fuel
system and slime that canplug fuel filters. When the fuel is ueated/conditioned samples
should be taken and analyzed at both the inlet
Liquid fuel supplied by barges or other bulk and outlet of the fuel treatment system. Fuel
modes of tramporration should be pumped efiting the system must meet the fuel specifica-
directly into raw-fuel storage tanksand must be tion. This should be confirmed before the
conditioned/treated before being placed in one treated fuel is placed in the clean fuel storag'e /
of two clean fuel storage tanks from which the tanks. After filling the clean fuel storage tanks
gas m-bige will be suppLied Redundan~clean and allowing a 24 hour sertling time, fuel
fuel tanks are requkd in order to provide for a samples should be taken and analyzed to assure
primary "settIedn fuel supply, as well as a for thatthe fuel discharged fiom these tanks meets
preventive maintenanceto allow for tankrepair the fuel specification.
andlor cleaning with minimum downtime.
Storage tanks should be c o n s ~ c t e dof corro- For all fuel sampling, sufficient samples
sionresistant materialsor appropIiately linedto (a minimum of 3) must be taken to assure that
minimize internallyformed contaminants. Fuel a representative sample is obtained. Samples
should= be stored or handled in c o b n e n t s should lk taken at different levels in large vol-
high in copper or coated with zinc. ume mnks and at equally spaced time intervals
~g fuel delivery orfuel treament To avoid
Duplex, primary snainers (150-200 pm abso- contamination, all samples must be obtained in
lute) should be located between the off-loading clean plastic bottles- Fuel samples should be
facility and the raw-fuel storage tanks. Duplex, analyzed for ash, sulfur, vanadium, sodium, po-
secondary filters (50-100 p m absolute) should tassium, lithium, lead, calcium and entrained
be located benveen the raw-fuel storage tanks water per the ASTM procedures indicated in
and the final fuel-treatment system. All fuel- the fuel guidelines. If fuel samples taken after
storage tanks, whether raw or clean, must have the above recommendations have been imple-
inlets at the bonom. All tanks,whether raw or mented indicate that the fuel system does not
clean, 'should be provided with a floating suc- provide fuel per the guidelines, the customer
tion. The distance benveen the inlet and outlet must change his fuel source or modify the fuel
of each tank should be maxim^ -anent system.
MlD-TD4ooO.3
May 7996 G E Marine & lndusfrial Engines
Appendix A3 - NOx Suppression Water Purity

Specification for GE Aircraft Derivative Gas
Turbines in Industrial Applications
4.4 Scope ASTM D 1125 Tests for Electrical

This specification establishes the requirements Conductivity and Resistivity
for purified water for NOx suppression in gas of Water
turbine engines. ASTM D 1 192 Equipment for Sampling
1.2 Definitions Water and Steam
For the purpose of this specification, the ASTM D 1293 Tests for pH of Water
following definitions shall apply ASTM D4191 Tests for Sodium in Water by
-
NOx Suppression Water Water introduced Atomic Absorbtion
Spectography
into the engine combustor for the purpose of
suppressing the oxides of nitrogen (NOx)in ASTM D4192 Tests for Potassium in Water
the engine exhaust gases. by Atomic Absohtion
2. Applicable Documents Spectography
2.1 American Society of Testing and

ASTM D5907 Tests for Filterable and Non-
Filterable Matter in Water
Materials Publications.
ASTM D3 370 practices for Sampling Water
Available from American Society for Testins
and Materials, 19 16 Race Street, Philadelphq 3. Requirements
PA 19103. 3.1 Sampling Requirements .
AS'Tb5D512 Tests for Chloride Iron in The sampling shall be in accordance with
Water and Waste ASTM D3 370. A minimum of one (1) gallon
ASTMD516 Tests for S&te hd in or four (4) liters shall be supplied.
Water and Waste
ASTM DS59 Tests for Silica in Water and
Waste
MID-TD-0000-3
GE Marine & industrial Engines May 7996
3.2 Chemical Requirements 3.3 Filtration Requirements

Tfie water shall meet the following The water shall contain no particles larger
requirements when tested in accordance with than 20 microns absolute.
the designated test method:
Limit Test Method

Total matter,ppm, max 5 ASTM D5907
Disolved Matter,ppm, max. 3 ASTM D5907
PH -
6.0 8.0 ASTM Dl 293
Conductivity, mictamhoslcm 0.5 - 1.O ASTM Dl 125
at 2WC, rnax (1 )
Sodium + potassium, ppm,rnax 0.1 ASTM D4191 &
ASTM D4192
Silicon dioxide, ppm, max. 0.1 ASTM D859
Chloridks, ppm, max 0.5 ASTM D512
Sulfates,ppm, max. 0.5 ASTM D516
Notes: (1) pH and or conductivity &all be measured when water is free of carbon dioxide.
M1D-TD-OW GE Marine & lndustral Engjms
May 7996
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Appendix A4 Compressor Cleaning Water Purity
Specification for GE Gas Turbines
1.1 Scope application The recommended dilution of
This speciflcation establishes the requirements liquid detergent and water shall be specSed
for purified water for use in cleaning the by the liquid detergent manufkturer.
compressor of gas turbine engines where the 2. Applicable Documents
intent is to restore performance by removing 2.1 issue of Documents
the build up of deposits on compressor
The following documents shall form a part of
components. The water quality defined in this
this specification to the extent specified
specificationapplies to water used in both on-
herein. Unless a specific issue is speczed, the
line compressor cleaning and crank--~oak
latest revision shall apply.
compressor cleaning.
2.1.1 American Society of Testing and
1.2 ~ e f i n i t i o n s
Materials
For the purpose of this specification, the
Available fiom American Society for Testing
following d-tions shall apply
and Materials, 1916 Race Street, Philadelphq
On-line Compressor Cleaning - A method PA 19103.
of removing the build up of deposits on
ASTM D 1 192 Equipment for Sampling and
compressor components while the engine is
Steam
operating. On-line cleaning as accomplished
by spraying cleanins solution into the inlet of ASTM D 1293 Tests for pH of Water
the engine while the en&e is operating. ASTM D419 1 Tests for Sodium in Water by
C r a n k a o a k Compressor Cleaning - A atomic Absorbtion
method of rem0vi.n~the buildup of deposits Spectography
on compressor components while the engbie is ASTM D4192 Tests for Potassium in Water
motored by the starter. CmnZr-soak cleaning by Atomic Absorbtion
is accomplished by sprajing cleaning solution Spectography
into the inlet of the engine while the engine is ASTM D5907 Tests for Filterable and Non-
operating unfired at crank speed. Filterable Matter in Water
-
Liquid Detergent A concentrated solution ASTM D3370 Practices for Sampling Water
of water soluble s h c e active agents and
emulsifiable solvents.
Cleaning Solution - A solution of emulsion
of liquid detergent and water or a water and
antif?eete mixture for direct engine
GE Marine & indus&ialEngines MID-TD-0000-4
May 1996
3. Requirements a 3.2 Chemical Requirements

3.1 Sampling Requirements The 'water shall meet the following
~h~ SamPlinS shall be in accordance with requirements when tested in accordance with
ASTM D 1 192 and ASTM 03370. A the test method-
minimum sample of one (1) gallon or four (4) 3.3 Filtration Requirements
liters shall be supplied. The water shall contain no particles larger
than 100 microns absolute.
Limit Test Method

Total matter, ppm, max 100 ASTM D5907
PH -
6.5 8.5 ASTM Dl293
Sodium + potassium, ppm,max 25 ASTM D4191 &
ASTM D4192
) .
GEK 98493 LM6000
Appendix A5
Liquid Detergent for Compressor Cleaning for GE Aircraft Derivative
Gas Turbines in lndustrial Applications
This specification establishesthe requirements A52 Detergent Properties

for liquid detergents used to prepare solutions
A52.1 Composition
for cleaning the compressors of gas turbine en-
gines, where the intent is to rest0t.e perform- The chemical composition of the detergent is
ance by removing deposits on compressor corn- not limited, other than as specified herein-
ponen&. such depoiits include s& soils, and A 5 2 2 Biodegradability
oils that may be ingested from the atmosphere.
Use of detergendcleaning solution shall con-
The cleaning process shall be b e d out by fonn to local readations for water pollution.
spraying the cleaning solution into the bell- Biodegradable ingredients are recommended
mouth of the engine while the engine is running A523 Toxicity
at power (on-line cleaning) or while the engine
is being cranked (cranksoak cleaning). Use of the liquid detergendcleaning solution
shall conform to local readations for indusmal
For tke purposes of this specification, the hygiene and air pollution. Use of nontoxic
following definitions shall apply: ingredients is recommended.
Liquid Detergent - A concentcated solution of

A52.4 Health and Safety
water-soluble surface active agents and emulsi-
Information
fiable solvents. The liquid detergent manufacturer shall make
available health and safety information for the
Cleaning Solution- A solution or emulsion of liquiddetergent as required by applicable local,
liquid detergentin warer or water and an-ze state and federal ~aulations.
mixture for direct en,gine application. Recom-
mended dilution of detergent and water shall be A 5 2 5 Solids
determined by the detergent manufacmer. The liquid detergent shall contain no particles
larger than 20 micrometers.
A5.1 Applicable Documents . A526 Physical and Chemical
Properties
The fouowi% documents a pan ' The liquid de~rgentshall m e t the fouowing
this specification to the extent defined herein. test nqukemenrs-
-
Unless an issue is stipulated,the latest revision
shall apply. A 5 3 Test Requirements
Requirements are defined for liquid detergents
ASTM D88 Standard Test and for cleaning solutions.
Saybolt Viscosity
A53.1 Liquid Detergent
ARP 1795 Stress-Corrosion of
Xtanium Alloys, Effect A5.3-1.1 Residue or Ash Content
of Cleaning Agents on Residue or ash content shall not exceed 0.01 %
Aircraft Engine Materials when tested in accordance with A5.4.1.
LM6000 GEK 98493
GE Marine & lndustnal Engines Volume I
A5.3-12 Low-Temperature Stability A5.3.1.8 pH

The liquid detersent shall show no evidence of The pH of the liquid detergent as received shall
separation. of component parts when main- be from 6.5 to 8.5 when measured with a suit-
+
tained at 40 -+ 3"F (5 2OC). It is highly desir- able pH meter employing a glass electrode.
able although not mandatory that the fluid shall
remain liquid below 32°F (0°C). A532 Cleaning Solution
A53.21 Corrosive Elements
A5.3.1.3 Cold Weather Solution
Compatibility Maximum levels of elements in the cleaning
solution which may promote various types of
The liquid detergent shall show no separation, corrosion, shall be no greater than as shown in
layering or precipitation when mixed to the Table A1 when analyzed by methods in A5.4.5.
Liquid detergent manufacturer's recommended
dilution in one or more of the following anti- Table A1 Maximum Corrosives Level
+
freeze solutions after 2 hours at 10 3OF (-12
F 2°C): Total Alkafi Metals 25 PPm
Isopropyl alcohol (Sodium + Potassium + Lithium, etc)
Magnesium + Calcium 5 PPm
MEK (methyl ethyl ketone) Vanadium 0.1 ppm
Acetone. Lead 0.1 ppm
l i n c Copper 10 PPm
See A5.6 for more information regarding liquid
Sulfur 50 PPm
detergent and antifreeze mixtures.
Chlorine 40 PPm
d
A5.3.1.4 Hard Water Compatibility

The liquid detergent shall show no s e p d o n
or layering when mixed with synthetic hard The pH of the cleaning solution shall be from
water prepared in accordance with A5.4.2. 6 5 to 8 5 when measured with a suitable pH
meter employing a glass electrode.
A5.3.15 Acid a n d AIkali Acceptance
A5.4 Test Methods
The liquid detergent shall show no separation,
layering or precipitation when test& in acidic A5.4.1 Residue or Ash Content -
or alkaIi media in accordance with A5.4.3. Weigh 1 0 f 0.1 gram sample of liquiddetergent
in a weighed 30 ml porcelain crucible. Heat
A5.3.1.6 Salt Water Tolerance gently to volatilize any water or solvents. (Cru-
The liquid detergent shall show no separaxion cible may be placed in air oven at 105+_ 2°C for
or gelling when mixed with 3.5% salt water in 24 hours, followed by 240 f 2°C for 24 hours
accordance with A5.4.4. to ensure all volatile matter is evaporated)
Finally, i,gite contents over Bunsen Burner,
A5.3.1.7 Viscosity first at low temperature under good oxidizing
conditions u n d all ignitable material is con-
The liquid detergent shall have aviscosity of 50 sumed, then place a cruciblein a muffle furnace
to 200 SUS at 77°F (25°C) when tested in at 1040° to llOO°C for 2 hours, cool in a
accordance with ASTM D88. desiccator, and weigh.
G EK 98493 LM6000
Percent residue or ash = (100 x A) / W A5.4.5 Elemental Content

Where: A = grams of residue Elemental content shall be determined using
W = grams of sample the following methods:
Element Method
A5.4.2 Hard Water Compatibility
Sulfur, Phosphorus Inductjveiy Coupled
A5.4.2.1 Preparation of Synthetic Plasma Spectroscopy -
Atomic Emission
Hard Water Spectroscopy
(ICP-AES)
A hard water solution is prepared by dissolving
the following in one liter of just boiled and Chlorine Microcoulometric
filtration
cooled distilled water:
Sodium, Potassium Atomic Absorption (AA)
a 0.20 + 0.005 gram calcinrn acerate, Other metals ICP-AES or AA '
reagent grade Ca(C2H-2 - H20

b. 0.15 _c 0,005 gram magnesium sulfate,
-
reagent grade MgS04 7 Hz0 A55.1 Engine Materials
A5.4.2.2 Hard Water Test Use of the detergent gas turbine cleaner shall
not have adverse effects on engine system
Add 5 rnl of liquid detergent to a clean 50-ml materials such as ritanium suess corrosion, hot
cylinder. Add 45 ml of synthetic hard water and corrosion of turbine components or damage to
mix weL Examine the solutionfor compatibili- lubrication system components.
ty after 16 hours at 77 +- 5 T (25 -t 3OC).
A5.5.2 Titanium Stress Corrosion
A5.4.3 Acid and Alkali Acceptance A titanium stress corrosion test in accordance
with ARP 1795 or equivalent may be run on the
The liquid detergent shall be mired with dis-
liquid detergent the &metion Of GE M&IE&IE
tilled water in accordance with the liquid deter-
gent m a n u f a c ~ ' recommended
s dilution TO ~ 5 . 6 cold weather usage
- -
50 ml of the solution, add 1ml of 75% phospho-
ric acid To another 50 ml of the solution, add In cold weather, liquid detergent must be added
5 m1 of 75% phosphoric acid To anothk 50 ml to antifreeze mixture rather than to water alone.
of the solution, add 1 ml of 50% potassium At presenS the only acceptable antifreeze solu-
hydroxide. Let all three mixtnres stand for one tions are:
hour at 77 2 S°F (25 2 3 O 0 , and then examine ~opropylalcohol
for acid or alkali acceDmce.
MEK (methyl ethyl ketone)
A5.4.4 Salt Water Tolerance Acetone
Prepare a 3.5% by weight solution of sodium Antifreeze mixtures are shown in Table A2.
chloride in distilled water. Add 15 ml of salt Theliquiddetergentmanufacnilermustspecify
solution to 35 ml of liqaid d e t e ~ e n and
t let which, if any, of the an&zes specified above
stand for 1 hour at 77 -t 5°F (25 f 3°C). (also specified in A5.3.1.3) is not compatible
Examine for salt water tolerance. with the liquid detergent.
/
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Use of noniospropyl alcohol, ethylene glycol, gas turbine. If after 2 hours the liquid detergent
or additives containing chlorine, sodium, or and antifreeze solution separates, (see
potassium is not permined since they may A5.3.1.3) agitation of the mixture in the wash
attack titanium and other metals. water tank is permissible. However, the liquid
It is extremely important that the liquid deter- detergent manufacturer shall specify that
gent and antifreeze solution be a homogeneous agitation is required.
mixture when sprayedinto the bellmouth ofthe
Table A2 Water Wash Antifreeze Mixtures
Compressor Washing Antifreeze Mixtures

Outside Air Isopropyl
Temperature, MU< H20 Acetone H20 Alcohol H20
OF ("C) % Voi % Vol % Vol % Vol % Vol % Vol
+20 to +50 28 72 25 1 75 22 78
. (-7 to 10)
+10 to i20 L 47 53 40 60 34 66
(-12 to -7)
0 to +10 59 41 53 47 47 53
(-18 to -1 2)
-10 to 0 69 31 63 37 72 28
(-23to -1 8)
-20 to -1 0 75 25 69 31 88 12
(-29 to -23)
-30 to -20 78 22 75 25 97 3
(-34to -29)
Compressor Rinsing Antifreeze Miiures

+20 to +SO
(-7 to 10)
23 . 77 20 80 18 82
+l 0 to +20 38 62 33 67 27 73
(-12 to -7)
0 to +10 48 52 43 57 39 61
(-18 to -1 2)
-10 to0 55 45 50 50 58 42
(-23 to -1 8)
-20 to -1 0 60 40 55 45 70 30
(-29 to -23)
-30 to -20 63 37 60 40 77 23
(-34 to -29)

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Spare Parts ....................................................................................................................................... 3 1- 1

Recommended Spare Parts .................................................................................................................. 3-2- 1

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3-2-1

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Phone: (281) 457-7555

Recommended Spare Parts

Recommended Spare Parts

Spare Parts Lists

Table 2.1, List of Tables

Table 2.2, Ventilation System

Device Part No. Qty

Table 2.3, Turbine Hydraulics/Hydraulic Start System

Device Part No. Qty

Starter Motor AAGVM107HAI 1

Table 2.4, Generator Lube Oil System

Device Part No. Qty

Pressure Transmitter .- .... -

Table 2.5, Turbine Lube Oil System

Device Part No. Qty

Tank Level Switch KCF307BEP 1

Pressure Switch 132P41C6B 2

Table 2.6, Fuel System

Device Part No. Qty

L i q u i d Fuel Valve - . 8915-385 -- 2

Table 2.7, Water Wash System

Device Part No. Qty

120VAC Solenoid Valve Assembly (H,OIAir) -- -15830-XI06 1 2 --

Table 2.8, Vibration System

Device Part No. Qty

Alert Relay 157595-101 7

Table 2.9, Generator Spares

Device Part No. Qty

Bearing Liner (Exciter) ..- -- -- - 664026010-001 2

Rotating Diodes . - . -- 664023010-001 40 --

D s , 2823 -- -... . . , ..- - .-. - ..--.--

Table 2.10, Auxiliary System

Device Part No. Qty

Table 2.1 1, Fire Protection and Gas Suppression System

Device Part No. Qty

Gas Module AL8001457 2

Horn Tone Card FSTC-WP 2

Table 2.12, Turbine Spares

Device Part No. Qty

Lower T48 Harness L43350P02 2

S~eed Sensor ............. - L21131PO2 --" 2

DUAL FUEL -.--.... - -. .... -. ........... .

Table 2.12, Turbine Spares (Cont)

Device Part No. Qty

Secondary Fuel Hose - L45882P04 2

Table 2.1 3, NetCon Control Spares

Device Part No. Qty

Power Sup& - - SGL Out, 18-32 VDC

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Drawing Lists .............. ........................................................................................................................... 4-2- 1

Introduction ........................................................... .......................... ....................................................... 4-2- 1

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