NEW: natural gas generator set by GE Gas Turbines

GE’s Waukesha VHP generator sets are built for efficiency, durability and longevity, and provide reliable power for continuous and intermittent power applications

The versatile, gaseous-fueled VHP series is available in 6-, 12-, and 16-cylinder configurations with rich-burn and lean-combustion systems. The VHP series produces more power on the hottest field gases, at higher altitudes in remote locations, all while delivering lower emissions. VHP generator sets power the world’s energy structure, and can be found in every corner of the globe.

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NEW: gas-fired engine by GE Gas Turbines

Whether you’re seeking full power at high efficiency levels or a unit capable of short start-up times, GE’s Jenbacher J920 FleXtra gas engine is a reliable solution for large gas engine power generation plants. It’s designed to support a broad variety of multiple-engine power plant solutions–from remote power supply to combined heat and power (CHP) generation.

The two-stage turbocharger design allows for no deration at higher altitudes and higher cooling water temperatures-perfect for hot ambient conditions. Modular design allows for seamless installation with any multiple-engine configuration and offers flexible size options for a multiple 8.6 MW system. Operating a Jenbacher J920 FleXtra at 49 percent electrical efficiency...

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NEW: steam turbine by GE Gas Turbines

Our A450 and A650 combined-cycle steam turbines deliver exceptional performance, reliability, and availability in today’s demanding energy environment. These steam turbines provide up to 41.5 percent shaft efficiency for reheat applications. They can be applied in both single- and multi-shaft combined-cycle plants. Single-shaft configuration incorporates a clutch that enables high operational flexibility. These turbines consist of a separate high pressure (HP) section and combined intermediate pressure (IP) and low pressure (LP) sections.

Engineered to Meet Your Needs GE works with you to select the steam turbine solution that integrates smoothly with your gas turbine and plant operations Operating at main steam inlet pressure up to 2400 psi and the main steam inlet (and reheat temperatures) up to 1112°F, enabling up to 41.5 percent shaft efficiency Broad range of highly efficient last-stag...

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NEW: steam turbine by GE Gas Turbines

Our D400 and D600 type steam turbines primarily support F-class and H-class gas turbine plants. They were developed for high-efficiency power generation at larger single-shaft or multi-shaft plants and for sites with low to very-low exhaust pressure. The D type steam turbines feature a combined high pressure (HP)/intermediate pressure (IP) section and either one or two double-flow low pressure (LP) sections.Engineered to Meet Your Needs

Main steam inlet pressure up to 2400 psi accommodates the highest available heat recovery steam generator steam pressures to enable high efficiency HP or IP temperatures up to 1112°F, enables highest steam turbine efficiencies High-efficiency last-stage blades selected to accommodate site-specific backpressure conditions

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