Steam Turbines: Operation and Maintenance

Professional
9hr 30min
A Learning Path

Self paced
Trusted by professionals
Certification included
Industry standard content

Why take this course?

Understand Steam Turbines, all the components from the HP turbine, to the lift oil and stator sealing systems, with a focus on operation and maintenance aspects. This self-paced learning path takes you through all the components and covers typical operational challenges and maintenance procedures, such as the control system including trips and sensors, how to remove the casing and bearing, and how can a vibration analysis be used in troubleshooting. This learning path is formed of 11 courses split across 9 hours 30mins of video recording based content and participants will receive a certificate with PDH credits on completion of the course.

What you'll learn

After this course, you...
• have a comprehensive knowledge of the main components in a steam turbine, including lubricating oil systems, steam and water seal systems, and hydraulic power units,
• are able to identify the locations of the turbine supervisory instrumentation and describe their functions,
• understand the different control concepts for a steam turbine,
• know how to perform thorough examinations of the cause and effects of thermal stress on normal turbine operations,
• are able to disassemble and assemble major turbine components safely, and can play an active role in improving inspection/repair techniques,
• are able to identify irregular operating conditions based on the vibration measurements for different components,
• understand how to detect abnormal conditions, and can propose potential solutions and loss prevention methods.

Steam Turbines: Operation and Maintenance

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About the course

This self paced learning path explains Steam Turbines from an operation and maintenance perspective. First the working of a Steam Turbine is explained and the components, ranging from the casing and the HP turbine, to the seals and the coupling are detailed. The auxiliary oil systems, the sealing, the supervisory control systems and the steam regulation valves are then explained.

The participants will be shown the control options for a Steam Turbine. What is the function of the Governor? What is the architecture of the trip system? What automatic protections are built into a steam turbine? Common maintenance procedures, such as opening the casing and removing the rotor, and adjustment or removal of the journal bearing are then explained The training course concludes with performance monitoring and troubleshooting. Participants are shown how vibration analysis can be used to identify problems in the steam turbine such as rotor rub or an unbalance, and how the performance of the steam turbine can be monitored using which measurement points.

This learning path is formed of 11 courses split across 9 hours 30mins of video recording based content.

Learning Path
9hr 30min
9.5 PDH Credits
English
SPC1102

Meet your instructor

Dimitris Antoniadis

Power Plant Maintenance Manager

Who should attend this course

• Engineers and technicians who are involved in the operation and maintenance of Steam Turbines at power plants, petrochemical plants, production oil/gas fields and process plants.
'• Those who would like to gain an in-depth knowledge of steam turbine design, operation and maintenance