Pressure fluctuations can result in considerable demage to combustion chambers, can increase fuel consumption and have adverse effects on emissions.

SPPA-D3000 Combustion Dynamics Monitoring has been developed for the diagnostic monitoring of these pressure fluctuations. At first, an acoustic fingerprint of the gas turbine noise is created. The current noise is compared with the fingerprint, monitored and analyzed. Consequently, the system contributes to avoiding mechanical wear and to maintaining combustion at an optimumat all times, both in terms of economy an emissions. Combustion Dynamics Monitoring is robust, comparatively simple to install and integrate into the I&C and can be used for all turbine types from General Electric, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Alstom, Westinghouse and Siemens.


Your Benefits

The ability to operate at an economic optimum means that a return on investment can be realistically expected within one to two years depending on operating mode.