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Vibration monitoring on LM2500
Hi,
I am looking for owners and users of Gas Turbine GE LM2500 around the world.
I need to know if they can to tell me which type of vibration sensors are used for LM2500, and what is the model of the remote of amplifier charge used to provide an input for Speedtronic Mark 5.
We got GT LM2500 with that model and we would like to change it because the remote amplifier charge is obsolete.
Thanks to anyone who can help me.
My email: dameneamar at yahoo. fr
I am looking for owners and users of Gas Turbine GE LM2500 around the world.
I need to know if they can to tell me which type of vibration sensors are used for LM2500, and what is the model of the remote of amplifier charge used to provide an input for Speedtronic Mark 5.
We got GT LM2500 with that model and we would like to change it because the remote amplifier charge is obsolete.
Thanks to anyone who can help me.
My email: dameneamar at yahoo. fr
Normally GE company used Bently Nevada for vibration monitor. In case of all vibration sensors are Bently Nevada.
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