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from the Gas Turbine Control Engineering department...
Gas Turbine Control
Continuous process industries, DCS questions. topic
Posted by Dik van der Linden on 17 November, 2007 - 1:10 am
In order to review the operation of a GE Frame 6 Gas Turbine we were provided a host of data which we are very familiar with. The one proces value missing was the FSR. Although we found a tag CPD/FSR refdif. The property is given in Degree C. How to interpret this value?


Posted by CSA on 18 November, 2007 - 5:00 pm
Someone might have programmed the control system to calculate the difference between the CPD-biased exhaust temperature control reference and the FSR-biased exhaust temperature control reference and called it "refdif." The two references are expressed in terms of temperature; the difference would also be expressed in units of temperature.


Posted by Dik van der Linden on 3 January, 2008 - 4:14 pm
Apologies for a late reply. This could be the case, but than I still do not know the background of this setting.


Posted by abca on 6 January, 2008 - 4:45 pm
can you tell me what the CPD represent?
and what is its effect on the FSR ?

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