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6F POWER PLANTS

6F POWER PLANTS

6F POWER PLANTS

Product catalog summary
Overview: GE's 6F gas turbine offers high performance, reliability, and flexibility, typically seen in larger power plants, in a compact design. It is suitable for harsh and remote environments and supports both 50 Hz and 60 Hz operations, maintaining efficiency for combined cycle and CHP applications.
Specifications: The 6F turbine features a 32,000-hour interval for combustion and hot gas path inspections. It operates efficiently on traditional E-class fuels and can be deployed from project start to completion in 20 months. It boasts leading DLN emissions with 15 ppm NOx and 9 ppm CO without water or steam injection.
Performance: The 6F.01 and 6F.03 models offer different configurations to meet plant requirements. The 6F.01 provides a simple cycle output of 54 MW with a net efficiency of 38.4%, while the 6F.03 offers 82 MW with 36.2% efficiency. Combined cycle configurations enhance efficiency to over 58%.
Key Features: The turbines have a compression pressure ratio of 21.4:1 for the 6F.01 and 16.4:1 for the 6F.03. Both models use air-cooled generators and have 12 and 18 compressor stages, respectively. The exhaust temperatures are around 1,117°F (603°C) for the 6F.01 and 1,123°F (606°C) for the 6F.03.
Operational Flexibility: The turbines offer a turndown minimum load of 40% for the 6F.01 and 52% for the 6F.03, with ramp rates of 12 MW/min and 7 MW/min, respectively. Startup times vary, with the 6F.01 starting in 12 minutes and the 6F.03 in 29 minutes under conventional conditions.
Customer Highlight: The Korea Midland Power Company has selected the 6F.03 for a new 250 MW combined cycle power plant in Jeju Island, Korea, showcasing the turbine's capability in large-scale projects.
Conclusion: GE's 6F gas turbines provide a versatile and sustainable solution for power generation, offering high efficiency, low emissions, and adaptability to various operational needs.
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Catalog excerpts

6F POWER PLANTS-1

6F POWER PLANTS (50/60 Hz) With GE’s 6F gas turbine, plant operators can attain the outstanding performance, reliability, and flexibility typically only seen in larger power plants. The 6F packs a lot of power into a small package, and its inherent durability and flexibility make it ideal for harsh and remote environments. Whether it be for 50 Hz or 60 Hz operation, the 6F maintains optimal efficiency and exhaust energy for combined cycle and CHP applications. The 6F offers segment-leading 32,000-hour combustion and hot gas path inspection intervals. CAPABILITY Most efficient pair of F-class products capable of operating on traditional E-class fuels Plant design enables project commencement to completion in 20 months SUSTAINABILITY Leading DLN emissions: 15 ppm NOx and 9 ppm CO without water or steam injection system DID YOU KNOW? The 6F.01 has both cold-end and hot-end drive configurations to meet new plant or repower requirements.

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6F POWER PLANTS-2

SIMPLE CYCLE OUTPUT >58% COMBINED CYCLE EFFICIENCY CUSTOMER HIGHLIGHT 1.) Ramp rates are Fast Ramp via AGC. 2.) Start times recognize purge credit. Turning gear to full speed, full load and synchronized to grid. Peaking maintenance factors may apply depending on the operating profile. 3.) Start times are based on rapid response technologies in hot start conditions with purge credit recognized. Simultaneous start sequence of gas turbine may apply depending on exact project configurations. NOTE: All ratings are net plant, based on ISO conditions and natural gas fuel. Actual performance will vary...

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