Accelerating delivery of data center capacity
Eaton and Siemens Energy join forces to provide power and technology to accelerate the delivery of data center capacity
Category: Manufacturing
GE Vernova orders keep piling on
The orders at GE Vernova keep piling on. Saudi deal, SMRs, U.S. manufacturing investment, new combined cycle plants, and trailer-mounted turbines.
Gas Turbine Nozzles: when to replace
Gas turbine nozzles are a crtical part of your gas turbine. Here are some helpful tips how to determine when they need replacement and the best type of nozzle to use.
Doosan Enerbility’s new 380 MW H-Class turbine
As a gas turbine OEM company, Doosan is expanding its business with orders for the new 380 MW model, its growing gas turbine services business, hydrogen turbines, and aircraft engines.
Additive manufacturing injects life into legacy turbines
Siemens uses Additive Manufacturing to upgrade 25-year-old gas turbines to enhance performance, operating flexibility and service life.
SGT-700 powering China’s industrial CHP needs
With close to 100 units already in service since its launch 15 years ago, the Siemens SGT-700 industrial gas turbine is now set to finally make its mark on the Chinese CHP sector with a new project in Guangdong province.
First GT36 set for commercial operation
With validation of the first GT36 gas turbine completed in 2017 and new manufacturing ramped up in Genoa, Italy, during 2018, Ansaldo Energia is set to roll out its first commercial use of the new turbine at the H-class Minhang combined cycle power plant in China. It marks a new chapter in the drive for flexibility in thermal power.
Cross-Fleet targets other OEM GTs
GE has introduced its Cross-Fleet Solutions portfolio – a range of capabilities to service and advance the performance and reliability of other original equipment manufacturers’ gas turbines. The first units to be targeted are the SGT-800 and 501F machines.
3D printed parts in serial production
In general terms, 3D printing allows for tremendous benefits to be achieved in terms of speed, cost, and technology, potentially all of these at the same time. Now the process can be used to produce complex 3D-printed metallic components for serial production.
