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Egypt has completed construction of three combined cycle gas turbine projects in just 27.5 months. GTW was part of a press visit to Beni Suef, one of the massive 4800 MW plants, which all use Siemens’ advanced H-class technology.
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GE’s 6B gas turbine fleet has reached 40 years of operation, with the first unit starting up in 1978 and still running. Now, GE has reached its first agreement to repower three 6B gas turbines at a site in Asia.
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Europe’s first GE 9EMax gas turbine upgrade has been carried out at an IPP project in the Czech Republic. The upgrade will not only boost plant performance but will also lower running costs and extend plant life.
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2018 issue out now! The industry’s “go to” reference for accessing the latest engineering design ratings of gas turbine models in production around the world.
Provides the technical insight and practical context to meet the information needs of industry professionals involved with the development, application and operation of gas turbine power. Includes four issues of the magazine plus the annual GTW Performance Specs issue.
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The GTW Handbook is updated annually as a combination Reference and Buyers’ Guide for major phases of gas turbine power plant development, planning, evaluation, procurement, construction, operation and maintenance.
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The GTW Performance Specs magazine is industry’s “go to” reference for accessing the latest engineering design ratings of gas turbine models in production around the world. It is updated each year to purge retired GTs no longer competitive and to replace them with new and upgraded GT model ratings.
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