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Vertical Gas Turbine Pump: Gas turbine provides quick start to flood control

Vertical Gas Turbine Pump: Gas turbine provides quick start to flood control

Vertical Gas Turbine Pump: Gas turbine provides quick start to flood control

Product catalog summary
Overview
The document discusses the implementation of a vertical gas turbine pump system in Japan to address flood control challenges caused by typhoons. The solution needed to be compact due to limited space in urban areas while providing high pumping power to quickly remove floodwaters.

Challenge
The primary challenge was to provide a quick-start, reliable power source for flood control pumps within a limited floor space.

Solution
Vericor's ASE40V Gas Turbine was installed on top of a vertical pump. This setup allows the turbine to start from stop to full load in under a minute and switch between gas and liquid fuels seamlessly.

Results
The ASE40V Gas Turbine delivers 3.0MW of power in a compact design, capable of emptying a backyard pool in less than 4 seconds. It supports variable power turbine speeds and a dual shaft design for versatile pumping power requirements.

Specifications
The system can handle flow rates from 825 to 1800 cubic meters per minute with varying discharge heads. The ASE40V's compact size facilitates easy installation and maintenance, with recommended overhaul cycles of 30,000 hours for hot sections and 60,000 hours for major overhauls.

Advantages
The ASE40V Gas Turbine offers several benefits, including compact size, high operational readiness, fast cold start, low emissions, and the ability to burn various fuels efficiently. Its modular design simplifies maintenance and reduces downtime.

Conclusion
The ASE40V Gas Turbine is an effective solution for flood control in space-constrained areas, providing reliable and flexible power with minimal maintenance requirements.
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Vertical Gas Turbine Pump: Gas turbine provides quick start to flood control-1

CASE STUDY Vertical Gas Turbine Pump: Gas turbine provides quick start for flood control Vericor’s vertical ASE40V Gas Turbine packs 3.0MW of pumping power into a small footprint CHALLENGE Provide quick-start, reliable power to flood control pump with limited floor space SOLUTION Install Vericor’s ASE40V Gas Turbine on top of a vertical pump RESULTS High power pumping with variable power turbine speeds capable of emptying a backyard pool in less than 4 seconds OVERVIEW The high volume of flood water produced by typhoons quickly fills low-lying areas and rivers in limited space areas of Japan. The local municipalities identified a need for a fast starting and high volume pumping system to quickly and reliably remove the flood waters from the affected areas. The limited available space in certain highly developed regions of Japan required a pump design that occupied a very small footprint, yet provided sufficient pumping power to remove the deluge of water from typhoons. Vericor’s packager in Japan designed an effective solution and installed several vertical pump packages using the Vericor ASE40V Gas Turbine. The ASE40V engine is capable of starting from stop to full load in less than one minute and can switch fuels from gas to liquid on the fly, giving remarkable flexibility to the operators to mitigate unknown power and fuel outages in this critical application. Aichi, Japan The ASE40V gas turbine drives a vertical pump to quickly remove flood waters during a typho

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CASE STUDY : Vertical Gas Turbine for a Pump Drive Application Case Study details and the benefit of an aeroderivative gas turbine The customer’s vertical pump design required a wide range of gas turbine power capabilities that were defined for each specific application. Applications range from flow rates of 825 cubic meters per minute (181,475 gpm) at a discharge head of 12.6 meters (41.3 feet) to flow rates of 1800 cubic meters per minute (395,945 gpm) at a discharge head of 3.2 meters (10.5 feet). This flow rate is equivalent to emptying a typical backyard pool in less than 4 seconds. The...

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