A New Learning Experience in Gas Turbine Generator a Case Study of Blackout Conditions Due to Tripping of Gtg and the Necessary Corrective Actions to Prevent the Reoccurrence
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This paper describes about the case study of a very interesting and peculiar blackout conditions (total power failure) arising out of both the Gas Turbine Generators (Two units of GTG, namely GTG-01 & GTG-02) units back to back tripping in a short span of a week’s time. It brings out the various observations noted during that condition and it’s root cause analysis. It also highlights the various possible corrective actions in a short term and long term basis to prevent the reoccurrence of such blackout situations.
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This paper describes about the case study of a very interesting and peculiar blackout conditions (total power failure) arising out of both the Gas Turbine Generators (Two units of GTG, namely GTG-01 & GTG-02) units back to back tripping in a short span of a week’s time. It brings out the various observations noted during that condition and it’s root cause analysis. It also highlights the various possible corrective actions in a short term and long term basis to prevent the reoccurrence of such blackout situations.
Key concepts: Blackout, Tripping, Term (time), Gas turbines, Turbine, Root cause, Reliability engineering, Engineering