Gas Turbine Systems
Owners of gas turbine driven generators built in the 1960s and 1970s face the increasingly frustrating challenge of maintaining original equipment excitation systems that are rapidly
approaching obsolescence. Parts and services are becoming harder to find, while the costs of generation downtime continue to increase.
Basler offers prepackaged replacement voltage regulator systems and other retrofit options for the Pratt and Whitney Single/Twin Pac, Westinghouse 191/251/501 and GE Frame 5.
Review the specifications of the ECS2100, DECS-400, DECS-300, DECS-200 and DECS-200N to choose the product that best fits your application.
Steam, Hydro or Engine-Driven Generators
As systems age, parts are more expensive and difficult to obtain, and it can be both expensive and technically challenging to find viable retrofit equipment options to maintain a voltage
regulator/exciter system on older steam, hydro or engine-driven generators.
Basler offers replacement options for the systems listed above that makes it simple to upgrade voltage regulator/exciter systems, supplied in either a NEMA 1 enclosure or engineered and factory tested panels for installation in existing cubicles.
Review the specifications of the ECS2100, DECS-400, DECS-300, DECS-200 and DECS-200N to choose the product that best fits your application.
For more information on system upgrades and retrofits, see the technical paper "Xcel Energy Northern Region
Experience with Excitation System Upgrades and Retrofits" from the EPRI Steam Turbine-Generator Workshop, August, 2005.
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