Course Description

The Practical Turbine Maintenance – Hands-On Rotating Equipment Training Seminar is designed for mechanical maintenance personnel.

Fundamentals of Practical Turbine Maintenance – Hands-On Rotating Equipment Training are addressed from multiple perspectives:

• Design & function of the main parts of a turbine
• Hands‑on training in handling of heavy turbine parts
• Hands‑on training on adjustment of turbine parts
• Hands‑on training on taking various measurements before, during & after an overhaul
• Condition of turbine parts, what needs to be checked during an overhaul
• Hands‑on training on tightening the various bolts correctly

Overview

• Classroom theoretical training that includes presentations, group work, open discussions and exercises
• Hands‑on training on theTraining‑Turbine

Target Audience

• Mechanical maintenance personnel

Prerequisites

Participants must:

• Have a mechanical background
• Be familiar with the service or erection of power plants

Class Size

Maximum of 8 students

Learning Objectives

At the successful completion of the training, the student will be able to:

• Work with heavy turbine parts
• Perform the adjustment of the turbine parts including the rotor, inner‑ & outer casings by using shims
• Perform the measurements to be taken before, during & after an A, B or
  C‑inspection
• Apply the procedure to tighten elongation bolts with cold, warm or with the hydraulic tensioning device
• Assess various turbine parts such as labyrinth seals, blade carriers, rotor blading, adjusting keys, casings, flanges and piping