Original Year of Manufacture: 1986 Year of Remanufacture and Upgrade: 2021 Hours and Starts (since Remanufacture): Zero Anticipated Performance: Natural Gas 38.2 MW at ISO Conditions Distillate Fuel Oil 37.3 MW at ISO Conditions Frequency: 50Hz. Voltage: 11kV Fully Remanufactured and Uprated Unit Warranty - 8000 Hours / 12 Months From Delivery Warranty Terms provided in Firm Proposal Call For Pricing
PRATT & WHITNEY FT4 50MW 60HZ. TWIN PACK The FT4C-3F Twin Pac (gas turbine) is an outdoor, completely self-contained, automatic, gas turbine-powered electric generating plant, nominally 60 HZ rated at 53 MW at 59* F @ISO. The unit contains all the equipment required for local unattended operation and provisions for inter- connection to a remote- control panel. It has the capability to start-up in the event of loss of purchaser provided AC electrical power when the unit is in a stand-by condition. This built- in starting capability, plus the ability of the unit to assume full load in less than four minutes after initiation of the start signal, provides excellent protection in the event of a “black-out.” • Minimum Load = 10MW • Low NOx Enhancement • 14,000-hour Continuous Operation • OEM: Pratt & Whitney FT4 Twin Pac • Condition: Refurbished • Power Output (MW): 50 • Fuel Configuration: Liquid • Conversion to Natural Gas or Dual Fuel Available • Rated Output (kVa): 65000 • Power Factor: 0.9 • Cooling Type: Open Ventilated, Air-Cooled • Control System: New Wood Group TCS Allen-Bradley ControlLogix
New Elliott 4500kw Multi Stage Condensing Steam Turbine Type 2DYR5, 5254 RPM Inlet Steam: 575 PSIG 745 Deg F, Exhaust 3.5”Hga, CCW Rotation Looking From Governor End, 6” Class 600 Inlet Size, 36” Class 150” Up Exhaust. Steam Rate 11.44 Lbs./Hr., Steam Flow 51,500 Lbs./Hr Turbine Maximum Capability 4783KW GEAR REDUCER: Elliott Single Reduction Gear Reducer Input RPM= 5254, Output RPM=1800 GENERATOR: TD Power Systems 5295 KVA, 4500 kW, 0.85 PF, 4160V, TEWAC, Brushless Exciter CONDENSER: Graham surface condenser, 7571 sq. ft, 63,000 lbs./hr steam condensed.
