| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | Provide Installation and Commissioning Guidance. |
| Warranty: | One Year |
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The T160 model is specifically designed to drive low - speed, large - flow, and high - power circulating water pumps. Directly connecting to the water pump can eliminate the need for a gear reduction box. The overall layout is compact, taking up less space, saving intermediate links, and improving the operational safety of the unit, with relatively high operating efficiency. The T160 series of industrial steam turbines has a wide power range, low steam consumption, and a reasonable overall layout.
The steam inlet and exhaust of the steam turbine are designed as double - inlet and double - outlet, with steam entering and exhausting from both sides. This unit has two main steam valves for steam inlet, and the steam inlet area of the steam chamber is increased to 360° full - circumferential steam inlet. This allows steam to do work with relatively low parameters and a large steam inlet volume.
Structural Features
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Steam Turbine Body
| Item | Unit | Data |
| Product Code | T160 | |
| Rated Speed (Gearbox Reduction) | r/min | 1500 |
| Number of Turbine Stages | 1 regulation stages | |
| Governor Type | PLC 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 | ±0.3 |
| Weight | t | 7.6 |
| Bearing Lubrication Type | Self-lubrication by oil - slinging ring | |
| Bearing Alarm Temperature | ºC | 65 |
| Turbine Dimensions (Length × Width × Height) | mm | 2650×2620×2255 |
| Turbine Center Height (from Operating Platform) | mm | 1235 |
| Steam Seal Type | Carbon Ring Steam Seal | |
| Noise Level | dB | ≤85 |
| Unit Continuous Operation Time | hr/year | ≥8000 |
| Item | Unit | Data | |
| Seal steam heater | Heat Transfer Area | m2 | 10 |
| Cooling Water Flow Rate | t/h | 15 | |
| Cooling Water Pressure | MPa | 0.2~0.4 | |
| Cooling Water Temperature (Normal/Maximum) | ºC | 27/33 | |
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.
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