3500 Monitoring System for TSI Applications

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This hands-on course with a focus on Turbine Supervisory Instrumentation (TSI) is a continuation of the standard 3500 Operation and Maintenance course. Topics include configuring and verifying the monitors: the 3500/45 with differential and case expansion, valve position, and thrust; the 3500/50 with rotor speed, zero speed, rotor acceleration; the 3500/42 with eccentricity and thrust. Workshops include practice with live data monitors and racks.

Duration:

14 hours

Schedule:

days

Delivery:

Audience:

3500 monitoring system users
Engineers who maintain and troubleshoot 3500 monitoring systems
Instrument technicians

Objectives:

Explain the operational differences between the 8mm, 25mm, 35mm, and 50mm probes.
Demonstrate the proper technique to install and verify the scale factor for an LVDT for Case Expansion or Valve Position while verifying at the 3500 system for accuracy.
Explain and show mathematically the voltages required for installing Differential Expansion probes and verify at the 3500 system.
Explain and show mathematically the voltages required for installing the Eccentricity probe and verify at the 3500 system.
Explain the proper procedure for installing Keyphasor and Rotor speed/Rotor Acceleration probe.
Connect field wiring for specific input signals to the 3500 Monitoring System and verify signals.

Required Prerequisites:

None

Recommended Prerequisites:

3500 Operation and Maintenance

Additional Requirements:

None

Program:

Day 1

Overview of 3500 monitoring system
3300 proximity transducer system
LVDT operation

Day 2

Eccentricity
Rotor speed and acceleration
Differential expansion (complimentary and ramp)
Case expansion.

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