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Warranty: | One Year |
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The T710 steam turbine is a multi - stage condensing steam turbine. The unit is arranged in a single layer, featuring a small volume and convenient installation. This steam turbine adopts multi - valve regulation and forced lubrication, with the rated speed of the main shaft being 3000 revolutions per minute. The rotor is a shrunk - on rotor, consisting of 8 impellers. The structure combination of the flow passage part can be flexibly designed according to users' parameters and requirements. The T710 is a condensing unit for waste heat power generation that can use superheated new steam or saturated steam. The exhaust steam is condensed into water in its built - in condenser. Two fully automatic main steam valves can be installed for the main steam valve. When the inlet steam parameters are low, the maximum steam inlet flow can reach 40T/h, which can meet the waste heat power generation requirements of enterprises rich in waste heat steam. The equipment has a lower operation cost and more significant economic benefits.
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Item | Unit | Data |
Product Code | T710 | |
Rated Speed (Gearbox Reduction) | r/min | 3000 |
Number of Turbine Stages | 1 regulation stage + 7 pressure stages | |
Governor Type | DEH Electro-Hydraulic Regulation | |
Overspeed Protection Method | Two-out-of-three electrical overspeed protection + mechanical overspeed protection | |
Overspeed Protection Actuation Speed | Rated speed × (1.09 - 1.11) | |
Overspeed Protection Response Time | s | <0.5 |
Vibration Value at Rated Speed | mm | ≤0.05 |
Vibration Value at Critical Speed | mm | ≤0.15 |
Maximum Axial Displacement | mm | ±0.7 |
Weight | t | 25 |
Maximum Maintenance Weight | t | 5.5 |
Weight of Rotor | t | 3.2 |
Bearing Lubrication Type | Forced lubrication | |
Bearing Alarm Temperature | ºC | 85 |
Turbine Dimensions (Length × Width × Height) | mm | 3800×3400×3100 |
Turbine Center Height (from Operating Platform) | mm | 1355 |
Steam Seal Type | Comb-Tooth Labyrinth Seal | |
Noise Level | dB | ≤80 |
Unit Continuous Operation Time | hr/year | 8000 |
Turning Gear Method | Electric Turning Gear |
Item | Unit | Data | |
Rare Oil Station | Flow rate | L/min | 500 |
Oil Pump Configuration | Two exchange oil pumps, one DC oil pump | ||
Main Oil Pump | 1 | ||
Main oil pump inlet oil pressure | MPa(G) | 0.1 | |
Main oil pump outlet oil pressure | MPa(G) | 0.67 | |
Normal lubricating oil pressure | MPa(G) | 0.1 |
Item | Unit | Data | |
Condenser | Cooling area | m² | 560 |
Cooling water temperature (normal/maximum) | ºC | 25/30 | |
Circulating water pressure | MPa | 0.2~0.4 | |
Circulating water flow rate | t/h | 1900 | |
Material of the restraint | 304 | ||
Condensate pump flow rate | t/h | 30 | |
Condensate pump head | m | 58 |
Emergency Shut-off Device
The emergency shut-off device is a protective mechanism that prevents the rotor from exceeding the allowable rotational speed, installed on the main oil pump casing connected to the main shaft. The emergency shut-off device used in this unit is a centrifugal flyweight type, which has an eccentric weight mounted radially on the main oil pump casing. At normal rotational speeds, a spring force balances it. When the unit's speed exceeds the rated speed by 9-11%, the flyweight is thrown out, causing the emergency shut-off throttle to disengage and activate.