This course offers instruction on the hardware and software of the controller equipment. The course material and exercises provide training on the software tools that are used to troubleshoot alarms, edit the sequencing, configure the Inputs and outputs (both hardwired and networked), and calibrate Servo-Actuated Valve LVDT's and other devices. Additional class work includes information on the Cimplicity operator interface (HMI). Lectures and hands-on exercises develop a thorough understanding of ToolboxST and other software tools.

Engineers, technicians, and other qualified personnel concerned with operations and maintenance of the Mark V Controller. The attendees must have the <I> interface at their sites.

A basic understanding of their turbine equipment and its operation. Reasonable computer skills (an understanding of files, directories and use of a computer mouse). As instruction is given in English, a reasonable ability to read and understand English is required.

The appropriate dress for this course is casual. Please note that the GE Energy Learning Center is a place of business - no tank tops or shirts with inappropriate verbage or signs.

The duration of this course is 9.5 days

Day 1

Mark V Overview and Standard Product Manuals.

Day 2

Site Specific Documents, Panel Software and Networks.

Day 3

Control Sequence Programming Basics.

Day 4

Operator Fundamentals Review.

Day 5

Servo Valve Regulators, Protection Core and Generator Sync.

Day 6

Software Configuration, Downloading and Printing.

Day 7

Troubleshooting Process Problems and Data Collection.

Day 8

Stage Link Configuration and Troubleshooting Mark V Health.

Day 9

Calibration of Servo Regulators and LVDT Feedback.

Day 10

Review.

Recommendations

There are no additional recommendations for this course.

Instruction is designed so technical personnel responsible for the hands- on maintenance of the LM6000 will benefit most from this training. Scope of training focuses on selected Level 2 procedures identified in the applicable Operation and Maintenance manual.

This course provides training on the essential elements of the Mk VI turbine control system. The course will include instruction on the hardware and software components of the Mk VI control system and its interface system (HMI). Alarm troubleshooting and LVDT calibration will be central topics of the program. Additionally, practical exercises on Mk VI equipment will reinforce the daily lecture material.