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STEAM TURBINES A450 / D400

STEAM TURBINES A450 / D400

STEAM TURBINES A450 / D400

Product catalog summary
Overview: GE Power & Water offers a range of steam turbines with outputs from 85 to 700 MW and efficiencies up to 42.5%. These turbines are designed for high efficiency and reliability in combined cycle applications, suitable for both 50 and 60 Hz operations.
Specifications: The A450 and D400 models feature combined HP/IP sections and double-flow LP sections, with axial and side exhaust options to reduce construction costs. The turbines operate at pressures up to 2,400 psi and temperatures up to 1,112°F.
Advanced Technology Features: GE turbines incorporate high reaction steam path technology, 3D airfoils, and abradable coatings to enhance efficiency and reduce degradation. The turbines also feature advanced sealing and aerodynamic designs to minimize leakage and improve performance.
Life Cycle Management: GE provides remote monitoring, diagnostics, and predictive maintenance, with a 12-year interval to the first major outage, ensuring enhanced operation and reliability.
Constructability: The turbines are designed for ease of installation with features like standard fixators and flanged cross-over pipes, reducing labor-intensive activities and expediting construction and commissioning cycles.
Applications: GE's steam turbines are ideal for large, high-efficiency, reheat, multi-shaft, and single-shaft applications, offering flexibility to meet diverse power needs and site conditions.
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STEAM TURBINES A450 / D400-1

STEAM TURBINES 1800 psi/1112°F (124 bar/600°C) Class (REHEAT) Proven, Robust and Reliable Machines With abradable coatings, steam path aerodynamics and welded rotor construction, GE’s advanced technology steam turbines provide enhanced plant operability, reliability and combined cycle performance. Our axial exhaust A450 steam turbine and double-flow LP D400 steam turbines are ideal for large, high efficiency, reheat, multi-shaft and single-shaft, 50 and 60 Hz applications. COMMON FEATURES: • ll modules utilize HEAT* A steam path technology for increased efficiency. A450 COMBINED IP/LP SECTION, AXIAL EXHAUST • ully assembled HP and combined IP/LP sections F enable industry leading installation cycles. • low admission and F extractions are available as required for specific process applications. • elf-synchronizing clutch S improves operational flexibility by reducing auxiliary steam requirements during start-up cycles. • Standard A450 axial exhaust and D400 side exhaust enables a lower equipment foundation height and reduced plant construction costs. Downward facing exhaust is available. • ll models benefit from a A large family of last stage buckets that cover a wide range of condenser pressures for any 50 and 60 Hz plant cooling applications. D400 COMBINED HP/IP SECTION, DOUBLE-FLOW LP SECTION • vailable with one or two double-flow A LP modules. • ombined HP/IP section for a compact C footprint and high power density.

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STEAM TURBINES A450 / D400-2

STEAM TURBINE PRODUCT PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW Power and Performance A world leader in the development and application of steam turbine technology, GE has shipped more than 10,000 units totaling over 600 GW since 1901. Our combined cycle steam turbines are specifically configured to contribute to highly efficient and cost effective applications when paired with GE or other OEM gas turbines. Solutions to Meet Your Power Needs GE’s combined cycle steam turbines accommodate a broad range of site conditions and operational needs while providing the performance needed in today’s demanding energy environment....

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