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6 SAVE THE PLANET OR
KEEP THE LIGHTS ON?
Just as overreliance on gas is causing
problems in Europe, too much
dependency on renewables is leading
to challenges for the U.S. grid.
Drew Robb
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The latest news from the GAS TURBINES
turbomachinery sector, major OEMs, 32 WORLDWIDE GAS
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The gas turbine sales forecast
TURBO TIPS for the coming decade.
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Highlighting the differences 38 SIEMENS ENERGY 38

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double-casing compressors and EXPANDS
integrally geared compressors.
Amin Almasi
Focus on additive manufacturing,
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COVER STORY and decarbonization.
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INDUSTRY OUTLOOK VENDOR SPOTLIGHT

2023 40 EMERSON
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is causing major shifts in power the automation and control of
generation. turbomachinery.
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I
was in California in September when rolling black- of its renewable assets to handle one winter. It needs
outs were initiated for the third year. It seems legis- more diversification in its energy mix. The U.S. may
lators have determined that saving the planet be in for a similar fright. 100% renewables and
should take precedence over keeping the lights on. nothing else isn’t sustainable. The U.S. has abundant
What about doing both? They have a responsibility and cheap natural gas resources. It is time for an
to provide certain amenities – lighting, power for air energy remix that finds a way to combine a friendlier
conditioning and charging devices/electric cars, etc. attitude to the planet while keeping the lights on.
Having eliminated coal, the state has marginalized
natural gas. In the summer, the state proclaimed its Good News on PowerGen
entire grid had been powered by renewable energy for An old friend took issue with some comments made
the first time (it only lasted a few minutes). During the in our September edition about the PowerGen show
latest rolling blackouts, the California grid relied on from earlier this year:
natural gas for up to 60% of peak demand, according “The co-location with DistribuTech International
to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Solar, was an exception and not the rule. Thousands of
wind, and nuclear could only supply 24% during that attendees and hundreds of
week in September. As legislators forged ahead with a exhibitors at both events
renewable/electrification agenda, they told people
NOT to charge their EVs or water their lawns, and to
were happy to be back at
the live events in Dallas.
During the
set AC at 78°F. Concerning speculation
over the future of
latest rolling
The Energy Remix
This ties in with the next point. California has been
PowerGen International:
The name will not be
blackouts, the
the trailblazer for the entire nation on energy policy.
It has championed renewables more than any state.
dropped, nor will the
event be rebranded. The
California grid relied
A casual glance at the pie charts on page 20 in the
Industrial Info Resources (IIR) annual report on the
exhibit floor for
PowerGen was prominent
on natural gas for
U.S. power industry shows that every U.S. region has
adopted the California energy mindset. Over the next
and heavily visited; the
keynote session was rele-
60% of peak demand.
five years, there will be almost no new additions to the vant and well attended, as
grid that aren’t wind, solar, or battery storage. This is were the conference
fine if you can keep the lights on. But look at sessions (we are adding
California’s track record; its energy costs are higher more capacity in 2023).
than any other state. For 2023, DistribuTech will be held in San Diego
Let’s look earlier at the same IIR charts: Our 2007 from February 7-9. PowerGen will be held in
Handbook had coal as the leader in planned new Orlando, February 21-23, which is one of the handful
build generation. The Rocky Mountain region had of facilities large enough to accommodate an event of
60% coal planned, the Southwest 65% and the our size. I certainly hope to see you there,” said David
Midwest had 56%. By 2017, coal was missing in Wagman, Vice President of Energy Content at
action from all IIR pie charts for U.S. regions. Clarion Energy.
Renewables amounted to 70% to 91% in each. By Enjoy the issue. ■
that time, a natural gas rebound was in evidence: 72%
natural gas in the northeast, 71% in the southeast,
55% in the southwest, and 49% in New England. By
2017, renewables were destined to provide 57% of
new build generation in the following five years with
natural gas at 41%. Today, we have arrived at 94%
renewables and 5% natural gas.
Europe is having a rude awakening due to its
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INDIAN ENERGY’S GROWING PAINS
BY TIMOTHY LUKAC
India is celebrating its 75th anniversary. Development in the
energy sector has skyrocketed, and so too has awareness of
dependence on coal. India stands as the world’s second-largest
coal consumer and producer, with roughly half of its 403 GW
installed capacity using coal. Let’s look at what’s being done to
diversify India’s energy mix.
Exploitation of India’s natural resources is a necessity for eco-
nomic growth. India holds the fourth largest coal reserves in the
world at over 350 billion metric tons (MT). India predicts $54.5 bil-
lion in investments for clean coal projects through 2031. While the
technology is proven for carbon emission reduction, it’s costly and
requires vast investment to reach large-scale implementation.
The power ministry predicts an increase in power requirements for
coal at 1375 billion units (BU) for 2021-22, and 1650 BU for 2022-
2023. This is a great increase from 2020-21, where demand was
FINLAND’S NEW LNG TERMINAL
Gasgrid Finland is constructing a new LNG terminal vessel in
Fortum’s deep-water port in Inkoo, Finland. New port struc-
tures will be constructed concurrently in Finland and Estonia. If
the structures in Estonia complete first, the vessel would be tem-
porarily located there for the first winter until the structures in
Inkoo complete.
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Coal makes up the majority of the Indian energy mix
just 1275 BU. With coal making up so much of the energy economy,
there isn’t much to fall back on when production lines are held up.
One project the country has been working towards to address
this problem is the Kakrapar Nuclear Power Plant in Gujarat. It’s
the first Indian-designed 700 MWe pressurized heavy water
reactor (PHWR). Another project is being contracted out to
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Power (SGRP). SGRP will supply
onshore wind turbines for Indian energy firm Azure Power Global.
It’s sending 96 SG 3.6-145 onshore wind turbines for the compa-
ny’s first wind energy project.
While recent advances have seen an uptick in natural gas,
biomass, oil, and renewables, coal still reigns supreme.
Government initiatives and positive media coverage may inspire
action, but India is still troubled by a coal reliance that will take
decades and billions of dollars to remedy.
HOWDEN TURBOCOMPRESSORS
Howden is signing a contract to supply turbocompressors for a
sewage treatment plant in Niederrad, Germany. The company will
supply nine of its KA22SV-GL225 blowers and also provide repair
services. The equipment is fitted with Howden’s Dual Point Control
technology which combines inlet guide vanes and diffuser vanes in
the turbocompressors.
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BAKER HUGHES BRUSH

MERGER
Baker Hughes (BH) is obtaining the
Power Generation division of  Brush
Group. Brush enhances the BH turboma-
chinery portfolio with electromechanical
equipment, including electric generators,
synchronous condensers, electric motors,
and associated control power manage-
ment systems. Brush serves both commer-
cial and industrial customers, including
manufacturers, as well as energy pro-
ducers, such as utility-scale power gen-
erators and upstream oil and gas
producers. BH views this as an opportu-
nity to establish an electro-mechanical
technology platform.

MITSUBISHI DIGEST
Mitsubishi Power is being contracted by
Taiwan Power Company (TPC) for a
renovation of power generation equip-
ment at the Datan Power Plant in the city
of Taoyuan. The contract covers a total
of four units of gas turbine combined
cycle power plants. Mitsubishi Power
supplied 14 of these for Units 1-6. Six
for Units 1-2 are M501F models, and
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 targets carbon-producing facilites the remaining eight are M501G mod-
els. When done, it will have an output
of 7,000 MW.
US DECARBONIZATION EFFORT Mitsubishi Power is reprovisioning
BY TIMOTHY LUKAC
the GT5, GT6, and GT7 gas turbines at
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) lowers carbon emissions through increased regu- the Lamma Power Station for Hongkong
lation. It targets a 40% reduction in greenhouse gases (GHG) by 2030, using 2005 levels Electric (HK Electric). The three gas tur-
as a reference. The IRA gives power to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) by bine systems use Mitsubishi M701D gas
requiring certain facilities to report methane emissions. The methane fee penalizes those turbines. Mitsubishi Power supplies the
found emitting excess levels of CH4 (more than 25,000 metric tons of CO2-equivelant power generation systems, and the gen-
GHG a year). It’s a penalty of $900 per metric ton of methane, going up to $1,500 after erators are manufactured by Mitsubishi
two years. The measures are set to begin in 2024, with tougher restrictions on the way by Electric Corporation. The station will con-
2026. These rules redefine how the power generation industry views GHG. tinue combined cycle operation.
Financial incentives are the highlight of the IRA. Clean energy tax credits are being
expanded, which quickens growth for wind, solar, batteries, and electric vehicles. Billions Datan Power Plant
will end up in nuclear, hydrogen, carbon capture methods and storage, and electric heat
pumps. The Innovative Technology Loan Guarantee sets aside $40 billion for projects
that cut back on GHG emissions. Batteries using critical minerals (lithium, nickel, cobalt,
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manganese, and graphite) from foreign entities of concern (China, Russia, North Korea,
Iran, and more) are no longer eligible for tax breaks. Solar, wind, and batteries will
receive $30 billion through 2030 for the production of domestic components.
Petroleum is the most abundantly used source in energy generation. Congress wants to
take a bigger bite of the pie for renewables. The IRA promises decarbonization and more
renewables. While the overall goal is carbon curtailment, economic outcomes ultimately
remain unknown. It will be interesting to see the effects of the new measures.

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PERTAMINA EAST JAVA REFINERY

Pertamina NRE is signing a Head of Agreement (HoA) with
Pertamina Rosneft Processing and Petrochemical regarding
the supply of electricity, steam, and water at the Tuban Grass
Root Refinery (GRR) project in East Java, Indonesia. The LNG-
based cogeneration power plant will have a capacity of 570
MW and provide steam with a run of 84 tonnes per hour (t/h)
up to 1,156 t/h. GRR Tuban is designed to process 300 thou-
sand barrels per day (kb/d) of crude oil and will produce Service and repair locations in
230 kb/d in total and 4.1 metric tonnes per year (Mt/year) Texas, California and Pennsylvania
of petrochemical and aromatic products. The project is being
developed by Pertamina Rosneft Processing and
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ATLAS COPCO DIGEST Defining the Standard for

Atlas Copco has been busy with acquisitions: Les pompes à
vide TECHNI-V-AC is a privately owned vacuum equipment
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and service provider with 10 employees. It will become part of for Five Decades
the Vacuum Technique Service Division. They are also buying
out National Vacuum Equipment Inc. They specialize in the
manufacture of industrial vacuum pumps and packages for
mobile use on tanker trucks. The company will be integrated
into the Industrial Vacuum Division of the Vacuum Technique
business area.
Ceres Technologies. a manufacturer of gas and vapor
delivery equipment for the semiconductor industry: The acqui-
sition includes the assets of two affiliates, North Park
Metalworkers and Peak Precision Technologies. It becomes • Manufacturer of Sohre shaft earthing brushes
part of the Semiconductor division.
Glaston Compressor Services, a British compressed air • Exclusive North American distributor of
distributor and service provider will join the Service division Cestrion degaussing machines
within the Compressor Technique Area. Compressed Air • Provide on site consultation and degaussing
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Atlas Copco is also purchasing FITEC S.A.S, a French distribu-
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rotary screw compressors and ancillary equipment. The com- Florence, Massachusetts, USANuclear could help subsidize losses from
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Nuclear could help subsidize losses from reductions in Russian natural gas imports

SHIFTING EU ENERGY GOALS

BY TIMOTHY LUKAC
In July, the European Union (EU) rolled out
plans to counter Russian interference of
natural gas supplies. Coined “Save Gas
for a Safe Winter”, the plan aims to reduce
gas use in EU member states by 15%. The
targets are voluntary, but the European
Commission may enforce binding demand
reduction targets to member states. The
measure largely impacts those who utilize
gas in industrial or commercial applica-
tions such as power plants, water suppliers,
refrigeration, and restaurants. This follows
the EU labelling gas and nuclear as green
energy. Green means tax breaks. The EU’s
harsh regulatory stance against fossil fuels
has softened.
Nord Stream 1 is out of action indef-
initely, and Nord Stream 2 was wiped
out earlier this year. It’s no surprise gas
prices are the highest they’ve been in
decades.
Overall, industrial users will see tighter
budgets due to operational costs. Further
interest in steam turbines is expected. It’s
yet to be seen whether this is a temporary
or permanent change for fossil fuels in
the EU.

RMS PURCHASE and infrastructure of Breaux Machine Works’ machining capabili-

Rotating Machinery Services (RMS) is acquiring Breaux Machine ties will be integrated into the RMS portfolio of aftermarket up-
Works. Customers now have access to two RMS Houston-based grades, repair, maintenance, and rebuilding/overhaul services for
ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing centers. The people, skills, large, highly engineered rotating equipment.

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TURBO-HYDROGEN BOOK
Publisher Elsevier is releasing a new
book titled Machinery and Energy
Systems for the Hydrogen Economy,
edited by Klaus Brun and Tim Allison. It
provides engineers and scientists with
knowledge about the design of infra-
structure for the hydrogen economy. 
With over 40 individual expert con-
tributors, it covers all major machinery,
heat engine types, designs, production,
storage, distribution, and consumption.
Its primary focus is on machinery and
heat engine design implementation
within various production, transport, and
storage use cases.

MAN COMPRESSOR ORDER

Yinson is commissioning five centrifugal
compressor trains and two screw com-
pressor trains from MAN Energy
Solutions. The two SKUEL321/CP200
screw compressor trains will be driven by
electric motors and used as vapor recov-
ery units. The compressor trains will be
deployed on the floating production stor-
age and offloading (FPSO) asset Maria
Quitéria, which is situated 80 kilometers
off the coast of Anchieta, Brazil, at the
Jubarte Field. MAN’s supply comprises
three radial compressor trains type RB TAIWANESE BIOGAS PLANT
45 as low-pressure systems and two Weltec Biopower is building a biogas plant in the southwest of Taiwan, in the city of Tainan.
type RB 28 as high-pressure systems, For the 360 KW plant, the German biogas specialist is supplying a turnkey solution based
each driven by an electric motor. The on stainless-steel technologies. Electricity produced will both be fed to the grid and reused
machines will be utilized for both gas by the plant. Pig manure from a pigsty operated by Weltec parent company Weda
exporting and gas lifting applications. Dammann & Westerkamp will be the main substrate for operation of the biogas plant.

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GE DIGEST
GE Gas Power is providing Polish energy company Energa SA with an 9HA.02 for its
Ostroleka C combined cycle power plant. Operations will commence in 2025, with
an installed capacity of 745 MW. The plant will be powered by a GE 9HA.02 50hz
gas turbine, an STF-D650 steam turbine, a W88 generator, a Heat Recovery Steam
Generator (HRSG) and GE’s Mark VIe Distributed Control System (DCS). GE will
provide full engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) for the plant.
Indeck Energy Services is staring commercial operation for the Indeck Niles
Energy Center in Michigan. GE is providing H-Class combined cycle plant equipment
Ribbon cutting ceremony at the Siemens
to Indeck Niles and will provide parts, repairs, and maintenance services for 25 Energy Innovation Center in Orlando, FL
years. The plant features two GE 7HA.02 gas turbines powering two H65 generators,
an STF-D600 steam turbine powering an H84 generator, and two HRSGs, along with
a Mark VIe Distributed Control System (DCS) software solution. Auxiliary equipment SIEMENS DIGEST
installed includes dry low-NOx burners using selective catalytic reduction technology Siemens Energy is expanding its Innovation
to control NOx levels. Center – Orlando. The Center is its global
GE and Azito Energie are starting simple cycle operation of the Azito Phase IV hub dedicated to R&D, rapid prototyping,
power plant, located in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. GE is providing a GT13E2 2012 MXL2 and testing. This enhances the facility’s
gas turbine, power generation equipment, analytics, and controls software, and a machine shop and technical application
20-year service agreement. The plant will add 180 MW, or 8% of the country’s cur- area, including its additive manufacturing
rent installed capacity. capabilities and use of robotics to inspect
Lastly, GE is rebranding itself under three future companies in aviation, energy, & and repair components for equipment.
healthcare. GE Aerospace will be the name of GE’s aviation business. GE’s energy Siemens Energy is the single solution sup-
portfolio will sit under the brand name GE Vernova. GE HealthCare will be the name plier for the all-electric Woodfibre LNG proj-
of GE’s healthcare business. ect near Squamish, in British Columbia,
GE Vernova starts in 2024. The name is a mashup of the Spanish word verde for Canada. The LNG facility will be sized for
green and the Latin nova for new. This branding effort follows a trend to decarbonize 2.1 million tonnes per year and utilize renew-
company names in power generation and oil & gas. For example, Statoil became able hydroelectricity for an 80% reduction in
Equinor and PowerGen EU became Enlit. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
In 2023, Wien Energie, RheinEnergie,
The new Indeck Niles Energy Center provides 1.1 GW of electricity Siemens Energy, and Verbund will blend
hydrogen into the energy generation mix as
part of a trial, the first of its kind involving a
commercially used F-class gas turbine in
combined cycle operation. The project
involves installing improved turbine blades, a
new combustion system, thermal gas ana-
lyzer, and control system.

CAPSTONE DIGEST
Capstone Green Energy is sending C1000S
and C600S microturbines totaling 1.6 MW
to a bottling and packaging solutions pro-
vider. The microturbines will be placed at the
manufacturer’s Guadalajara, Mexico facility
and provide around-the-clock electrical
power and thermal energy for the plant.
A 600 kW microturbine system has
been installed at a renewable natural gas
station in Kansas. The new system will pro-
vide power for gas compression operations
at a remote site where no utility electricity is
available. It’s driven by a Capstone C600S
configured for dual mode. It will use the
high-pressure natural gas available on-site.

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IREN THERMOELECTRIC
PLANT
The first firing of the steam turbine
at the combined cycle plant in
Turbigo was successful. Overall
output is now raised to 1,280
MW. Ansaldo Energia supplied
and installed the main compo-
nents. These include an AE94.3A
gas turbine, generators, step-up
transformers, and a heat recovery
steam generator (HRSG). They
also handled the construction,
assembly, and supply of mechani-
cal and electrical auxiliary sys-
tems. The Turbigo Plant
repowering is part of Iren Group’s
Industrial Plan @ 2030, which
seeks balance in electrical gener-
ation from renewable sources. The Turbigo thermoelectric plant in Milan, Italy Credit: Ansaldo Energia

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COMPARING COMPRESSORS
VSD Double-Casing Compressors vs Integrally Geared Compressors
BY AMIN ALMASI

M
odern centrifugal compressors using double-end vari- It is true that a compressor string with two gearboxes, two
able-speed electric motors are high performance, effi- compressor casings and a VSD electric motor might result in a
cient and reliable options for critical compressor complicated torsional situation. In cases where torsional vibra-
services. The compressor train is usually equipped tion frequencies coincide with resonance frequencies, large tor-
with two compressor casings coupled through two gear units on sional deflections, and internal stresses could be generated.
either side of a double-end variable speed drive (VSD) electric Continuous operation
motor. Alternatively, a high-speed VSD electric motor can be under resonance condi-
used without any gear unit, or just one gear unit for the In high-pressure tions could result in
high-pressure casing. fatigue failure. Overall,
A compressor of this type can easily compress a large vol- process gas however, the dynamic
ume of gas from the atmospheric level to a pressure above 150
Barg using a single train with two compressor bodies (casings), applications, the and torsional situation is
less complex compared
and each casing having eight or nine impellers. For some rela-
tively heavy gases, discharge pressure above 250 Barg could VSD double-casing to the ones of integrally
geared compressors.
easily be achieved using such a compressor train. Modern elec-
tric motor-driven compressors offer high reliability and avail-
compressor In alternative config-
urations, high-speed
ability, if designed, manufactured, and operated properly. A
single shutdown every four years would not be unusual.
configuration is VSD electric-motors
with one gear unit or
Single-end electric motor-coupled to two or three compres- often a better direct-drive arrange-
sor casings have been the traditional configuration for
multi-casing centrifugal compressors. One of the problems with option that an ment, the dynamic situ-
ation is usually more
a single-end electric motor has been difficulties in accessing the
casings in the middle of the compressor train. integrally geared favourable than with
gear units or integrally
compressor. geared compressors.
The elimination of one
INTEGRALLY GEARED COMPRESSORS or both gear units can
An integrally geared compressor is a multi-shaft centrifugal ease the situation. Such a direct-drive configuration can offer
compressor which has different compressor casings, each driven better operation, efficiency and reliability.
by a pinion gear through a main gear. This is a cost effective Another factor to consider is that VSD electric motors gen-
and compact compressor option which offers many advantages. erate pulsating torques. Even if the pulsating torques are very
Typical benefits are high efficiency, low cost, lightness, and small with respect to the main torque, they can excite compres-
small footprint. Each individual impeller speed can be selected sor train resonances with risks of damage to shafts or couplings.
and optimized for the best overall performance and efficiency. But aVSD double-casing compressor can be configured to
The combined compressor package including intercoolers, improve access to bearings, seals and rotating assemblies. This
aftercooler and piping can also be configurated in a very cost compressor arrangement typically does not require intercon-
effective and compact unit. So which is best? necting piping to be removed for normal maintenance access.
For process applications which require dry gas seals, a VSD Also, the allowable nozzle loads can be two or three times the
double-casing compressor train might be a better option since allowable nozzle loads as per API-617. All these can offer a bet-
the integrally-geared option might require 10 separate dry gas ter piping, access and maintenance compared to integrally
seals compared to four in a double-casing configuration. In geared compressors, which mandate much lower nozzle loads
addition, variable-speed operation (which could be in the 70%- (API-617 ones or even lower). Too often, expansion-joints are
105% range of nominal speed for double-casing machinery needed. As an indication, nearly 50% of large integrally geared
using a double-end VSD electric motor) might offer greater compressors in critical services have one or more nozzles with
operational flexibility compared to fixed-speed integrally geared expansion joints.
compressors. An integrally geared compressor cannot be vari- Integrally geared compressors often use many interstage
able speed due to complexity and design limitations. They use a coolers and particularly large numbers of water-cooled heat-ex-
less flexible inlet guide vane capacity control method. changers combined in a compact package configuration. For a

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typical integrally geared compressor, the coolers should be

supplied by the vendor, and there are more cooled-stages
and more coolers. In such a compressor package, though,
coolers are usually marginally designed (often with minimum
margins), and the inter-stage piping and associated pressure
Braden, the leading
drops can be minimized by locating the inter-coolers close to
supplier of solutions for air
the compressor.
handling, noise mitigation,
For some facilities, the use of water cooling isn’t an
emissions control and gas
option. Air-coolers should be used. In other units, the num-
turbine auxiliary support
ber of coolers should be minimized. For these cases, dou-
systems for over 50 years.
ble-casings and four cooled sections might be a better option
compared to the five or six cooled sections in an integrally
geared compressor package.
For some compressor packages, coolers should be Air Emissions Control • Retrofit & Aftermarket • Gas Turbine Aux Systems
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The coolers should be ordered separately through a special- experience with OEMs, AEs, EPCs
and owners.
ized cooler manufacturer under the direct supervision of the
purchaser. There is a danger that coolers manufactured by
independent manufacturers might not be coordinated to be Find out more about Braden Americas,
Braden Europe and Braden UK at
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grally geared compressor train. For such cases, an integrally
geared compressor may not be a good option. The pressure
drops between stages for air-coolers, or independently pro-
vided water-cooled heat exchangers and associated long pip-
ing, can diminish the overall efficiency gains from the
integrally geared configurations. Braden 1/4 ad.indd 2 12/08/2022 16:17

Usually, VSD double-casings compressors offer better

operation, flexibility, reliability, and arrangement for
high-pressure process gas services. They are recommended
for many process services rather than integrally geared
compressors.
Integrally geared compressors should be limited to spe-
cific applications where they can offer definite benefits. The
best way to select between these two options is the evalua-
tion of total cost of purchase and operation. Based on expe-
rience in nearly 70% of all high-pressure process gas
applications, the VSD double-casing compressor configura-
tion is qualified as a better option compared to an integrally
geared compressor. On the other hand, there have been
applications and services where an integrally geared com-
pressor can be a better option than a VSD double-casing
compressor package. There have been cases where the effi-
ciency, compactness, low weight, and lower purchase price
of the integrally geared compressor can offer an advantage
over other compressor configurations. There have been
cases where an integrally geared compressor was the only
viable option for a facility. ■

Amin Almasi is a Chartered Professional Engineer in

Australia and U.K. (M.Sc. and B.Sc. in mechanical
engineering). He is a senior consultant specializing in
rotating equipment, condition monitoring and reliability.

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COVERSTORY

U.S. POWER INDUSTRY

OUTLOOK 2023
Can Anything Reverse the Rush to Renewables?
BY BRITT BURT AND BROCK RAMEY

C
onventional wisdom held that President Biden’s plan to
decarbonize the U.S. Power industry was wounded criti-
cally, if not fatally, by the one-two punch of the U.S.
Supreme Court’s Clean Air Act ruling in West Virginia v.
EPA and U.S. Senator Joe Manchin’s (D-W.Va.) resistance to
supporting Biden’s plan to fight climate change.
But Manchin reversed course and agreed to support a
slimmed-down piece of legislation, the Inflation Reduction Act of
2022, that would direct an estimated $369 billion to renewable
energy and climate-change measures. That law broadened and
extended the federal government’s intervention in the power
industry that stemmed from the 2021 Infrastructure Investment
and Jobs Act (IIJA), which directed tens of billions of dollars into
various aspects of electric power generation and grid reliability
and resilience. But the U.S. power business appears to be headed
for cleaner and greener pastures, according to new-build power
plant data tracked by Industrial Info Resources (IIR).
Whether the U.S. generating fleet is cleaning and greening
fast enough to make a dent in global climate change is the ques-
tion. The Paris Agreement of 2015 pledged to take action to
limit global temperature gain to either 1.5°Celsius or 2°C above
pre-industrial times. The globe is nearly there, with cumulative
temperature gain of approximately 1.2° C through 2022.
As the U.S. emerged from COVID-19 restrictions in 2021
and the government distributed trillions of dollars of aid, con-
sumers engaged in “vengeance spending,” scooping up cars,
taking vacations, and renovating homes.
The reckoning started in late 2021 and mounted in 2022 as
prices rose for all goods and services — including energy.
ENERGY TRANSITION
In 2014, when then-President Barack Obama first proposed his
Clean Power Plan to reduce carbon emissions from coal-fired
power plants by an estimated 870 million metric tons by 2030
compared with a 2005 baseline. The rule was finalized in 2015,
but was never implemented because the U.S. Supreme Court,
in a highly unusual step, blocked it. Years of litigation followed.
The Clean Power Plan was the most litigated rulemaking that
never went into effect in U.S. history.
While litigants wrestled, the market moved. For more than a
decade, electric utilities, perhaps seeing the writing on the wall
but certainly driven by the Clean Air Mercury Rule of 2005
and the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards rule finalized by the
EPA in 2012, began closing coal-fired generators or switching
them to burn natural gas instead. Federal activity on carbon
regulation was also backstopped by state public utility commis-
sions, which compelled utilities to file integrated resource plans
(IRPs) on their proposed long-term electric generation options.
Increasingly, those IRPs focused on decarbonization as well as
low-cost options. As renewable energy became more competi-
tive with traditional fossil-fueled generation, regulators pressed
utilities to switch to the cleaner generation.
Long before the Supreme Court handed down its decision
in West Virginia v. EPA, the market accomplished what lawmak-
ers and regulators could not: meaningfully reducing CO2
2,500
1,983 1,986
1,953 1,958 1,828
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by U.S. Coal-Fired Power Plants

2,000
Gradually, the U.S. public became familiar with supply chain 1,740 1,723 1,571
1,568
bottlenecks. Across the U.S. economy, inflation rose to a 1,512 1,351
four-decade high, scrambling the energy sector. For the power 1,500 1,242
1,207
generation industry, the wait list for new transformers stretched 1,153
974
as long as three years. 1,000
787
As natural gas prices shot up, coal made some opportunistic
market-share gains among operating power plants. But the 500
sharp price increase of fossil fuels is expected to cause U.S. elec-
tric demand growth to revert to the mean of between 0% and 0
1% in 2022 and 2023, according to a global electricity report
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for market share among operating power plants has had any
bearing on the power industry’s new-build rush to renewables. Figure 1: Annual carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants.

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South America 4,328 2,637 2,327 14,646 1,801 1,234
Europe 11,171 13,001 5,791 31,032 6,503 2,977
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emissions from coal-fired power plants. Between 2005 and
2020, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration
(EIA), CO2 emissions from coal-fired power plants dropped by
about 1.2 billion metric tons — far exceeding the aims of the
Obama Clean Power Plan (Figure 1).
As a demonstration of how far and fast the market has
moved, renewable energy is now expected to account for about
94% of all new-build power plant construction over the 2023-
2027 period. That is up from 88% of all new-build project kick-
offs only a year ago. Five years ago, renewable energy was
expected to account for about 56% of all new-build power plant
activity over the 2018-2022 period.
For the 2023-2027 period, the rush to renewables is general-
ized across the U.S., but is particularly pronounced in New
England, where renewables are scheduled to account for 100%
of planned power plant construction, the Midwest (98%), the
West Coast and Rocky Mountains (both 96%), and the
Northeast (92%) (see map).
Overall, developers have scheduled the construction of
about 405 GW of new generation over the next five years. That
is up about 28% from a year ago, and nearly double the
planned capacity additions from two years ago (Figure 2).
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Not all of that new generating capacity will be built as
scheduled over the next five years. Depending on the technolo-
gies involved and developers’ ability to secure financing, lock
down offtake arrangements, and achieve regulatory support, we
typically see between one-quarter and one-half of all announced
projects delayed or cancelled. Higher interest rates mean that
fewer projects will pencil out. But then again, as we have seen
over the last 30 years, new power projects are announced on a
near-daily basis.
Bottom line: Renewable power developers are in the green,
and carbon-based developers are singing the blues.
COAL OUTLOOK
IIR is not aware of any new-build coal-fired power project that
is scheduled to begin construction between 2023 and 2027.
This continues a long downward trend for new-build coal as
well as in the number of coal miners and overall coal use by the
power sector. Coal burned by U.S. electricity generators is
expected to fall slightly in 2022, to about 482 million metric
tons, and a further decline for 2023 is forecast by EIA (Fig. 3).
Employment in coal mines held steady at about 38,000, as
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and supply of thermal coal (Fig. 4).
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for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), which could
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help existing coal-fired power plants stay open. But we
250 242 think those credits, on their own, will not be enough to
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D&D activities at U.S. coal plants over the 2023-2027
period. An additional $4.4 billion is scheduled to be spent
Figure 2: Planned new-build capacity additions increase sharply. on environmental remediation over that time. A third
category of coal plant project spending, in-plant capital
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were even bleaker: the Supreme Court decision in West
Virginia would not create an opportunity to extend the
Figure 3: Coal burn by U.S. electric generators.

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Figure 4: Coal mining employment continues to drop.

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and extensive downtime are just a few costly
scenarios that are possible when either component
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lives of existing coal-fired generators, much less build new

Power Industry USA & Canada
plants, analysts said. The court decision may be a setback for Installed Coal Fired Unit Retirements
the Biden administration, “but utilities aren’t changing their Total
MW
plans,” according to Paul Patterson, an equity analyst with
20,000 100
Glenrock Associates. He  added that most of the action on
18,000 90
reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) from the power
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sector has been driven by state policies, federal tax incen-
tives, and corporate green power purchasing decisions. In 14,000 70
the absence of federal action, there were plenty of other driv- 12,000 60
ers pushing coal to the margins. 10,000 50
Once a coal plant is deactivated and mothballed, it’s not 8,000 40
economic to reverse course and bring it back online. 6,000 30
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closed between 2011 and 2021. Going forward, we expect 2,000 10
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During the year, the PJM Interconnection deactivated about CONFIDENTIAL — ­ No portion of this presentation may be reproduced without prior
3.2 GW of coal-fired generation, most of which was owned written consent. © 2022 Industrial Info Resources, Inc. 1-713-783-5147

by Energy Harbor. AES announced plans to exit coal by

Figure 5: Coal capacity retirements.
2025. Duke told investors it would be coal-free by 2035.
Xcel Energy plans to stop using coal by 2032. Public Service
Company of New Mexico announced plans to close two $160
units of its San Juan complex in September. There were
Global Assets Under Management

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$121
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($ Trillions)

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$121 trillion as of March 30, 2021 (Fig. 6). That means $20
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transmission lines and their land. Numerous coal-fired plant Source: U.N. Principles for Responsible Investment
sites — including those in Illinois, Colorado, Nevada, New
Mexico, North Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota and Maryland Figure 6: ESG investing continues to grow.
— are slated to be transformed into renewable energy and/
or battery energy storage projects in the next few years, Renewables Gas
according to an investigation by The New York Times. In addi- 100%
88%
94%
tion, two retired coal-fired power plants in Massachusetts 90% 82%
and New Jersey are scheduled to be converted to receive 80% 72%
New Build Generation:

70% 60% 65% 67% 61%

Renewables vs. Gas

power generated by offshore wind farms. Further out, Bill 58% 55% 57% 55% 57%
60%
Gates-backed TerraPower has plans to build a small nuclear 50%
power plant on the grounds of a Wyoming coal-fired power 40%
plant that is scheduled to be closed in the late 2020s. 30% 39%
43% 41% 41% 41%
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tinue. Over the next five years, new-build natural gas gener-
ators are scheduled to account for only 5% of all new power Figure 7: Proposed new-build generation, renewables vs. gas.

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plants scheduled to be built. Last year, that percentage was
about 11%, and five years ago it stood at about 41% (Fig. 7).
What happened? One view is that gas became a victim of
the “Carbon is Public Enemy #1” campaign undertaken by
environmental organizations. A more nuanced perspective is
that the hands of regulators have been tied by state laws and
goals on renewable portfolio standards (RPS) and GHG reduc-
tion. Gas has a bleak future in states that are driving down their
GHGs while increasing their RPSs.
On a percentage basis, the Mid-Atlantic region has the
highest share of proposed new-build gas generators in the U.S.,
accounting for about 14% of all new power plants scheduled to
be built over the 2023-2027 period. Following the Mid-Atlantic
are the Great Lakes (12%), the Northeast (8%) and Southwest
(7%). In terms of raw numbers, the Southwest has scheduled
construction of the greatest amount of new-build gas-fired gen-
eration, at 5,456 MW, followed by the Great Lakes (5,376 MW)
and the Mid-Atlantic (3,033 MW) regions.
Over two dozen proposed gas-fired generators that were sched-
uled to be built over the next five years have been cancelled. The
aggregate value of those proposed projects exceeds $13 billion.
The states with the largest number of project cancellations on a
project-dollar basis are: Virginia ($1.8 billion); Texas, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey ($1 billion each); and Florida, California and West
Virginia (all slightly less than $1 billion each).
An additional 41 new-build gas-fired generation projects
with aggregate value of $15.8 billion were scheduled to begin
construction over the next five years but have been delayed.
Texas is far and away the state with the largest dollar-value of
project delays, at more than $8 billion, followed by Michigan
($2 billion) and Ohio ($1 billion). COVID-19 has been the
cause of some of those project delays. The pandemic caused
labor and materials shortfalls that have affected the entire
power industry. Some of these delayed gas power projects could
become reactivated over the next five years.
Organized wholesale regions like ERCOT (Electric
Reliability Council of Texas) and MISO (Mid-Continent
Independent System Operator) have sounded alarms of a poten-
tial generation shortfall in recent years, and the heat dome of
Summer 2022 stretched those regions to the limit. Electric emer-
gencies or rolling blackouts could focus the minds of regulators
on the need for more dispatchable capacity. This bears watching,
as events could cause regulators to relent and permit some new
gas power development.
It is too soon to declare new-build gas plants a dead artifact
of the 20th century. The thousands of MW of renewable energy
that are operating, under construction or scheduled to be built
will need to be backed up. That challenge outstrips the current
capabilities of battery energy storage systems, even leaving aside
the technological challenges of lithium-ion battery systems, as
well as concerns over the available supply of lithium. Pumped
storage hydro facilities could be paired with intermittent gener-
ation, but the cost and timeline for building new pumped-stor-
age facilities is daunting. In short, as much as policymakers and
developers want to quickly move toward higher reliance on
non-emitting generation, we see a continued need for new-build
gas-fired generation.
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Renewable
13%
Solar
49%
BESS
17%
Wind
22%
Figure 8: A more granular view of renewables.
In addition to new-build generation, IIR is tracking more than
$13 billion in planned in-plant capital spending at U.S. gas plants
over the next five years. Also, developers, engineers, and analysts
are investigating the potential to co-fire gas plants with hydrogen.
RENEWABLES OUTLOOK
Even before Senator Manchin reversed course over the summer
and supported the president’s slimmed down climate-change bill,
plans to build renewable energy generating capacity over the
next five years were exploding. They have risen to about 379 GW
or 94% of all planned new-build capacity over the next five years.
Last year, renewables were scheduled to account for 88% of all
new-build construction over the 2022-2026 period. Five years
ago, for the 2018-2022 period, that percentage was 55%.
In assessing the new-build generation market, we did not
include renewable energy plants that could get built due to the
Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, as the thinner version of
“Build Back Better” was tabbed. That proposal, with an esti-
mated $369 billion in clean electricity funding, includes
Production Tax Credits (PTCs) for wind, solar and battery
energy storage, among other things. The PTC for solar power
would be new, as that industry has depended on Investment
Tax Credits (ITCs) for years. If anything, our estimate for the
new-build renewable generation market for the next five years
could be conservative.
On a percentage basis, the U.S. regions with the greenest
hues are: New England (where 100% of new-build generation is
expected to be renewable); Rocky Mountains and West Coast
(each 96%). On a MW-basis, the regions leading the green
power parade are: Rocky Mountains (133 GW), Southwest
(78 GW), Great Lakes (39 GW), and West Coast (36 GW).
Again, we don’t expect all this planned renewable generation to
be built as proposed. But the 2023-2027 period is starting off
with an enormous number of renewable energy projects.
“Other” renewable energy projects, such as hydropower
and geothermal, are expected to account for as much as
49 GW, or about 12% of all renewable capacity scheduled to be
built over the next five years. Hydropower, in particular, is
expected to benefit from some $754 million in incentives con-
tained in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed
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into law in late 2021 by President Biden. New-build hydro Nuclear Power Station, is scheduled to finish construction in
could also benefit from the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, 2023. Years late and billions of dollars over budget, the Vogtle
depending on how the enabling legislation is written: Will hydro unit additions, totaling 2,234 MW, were expected to be the
be defined as a “renewable” source of energy? Given that peo- showcase of a revived nuclear industry when they were
ple define “renewable energy” differently, we thought it would announced in 2008.
be helpful to provide a more granular look at how plans to build The two new units now have an estimated $32 billion price
renewable energy break down. tag, nearly three times the original cost of $12 billion. If the
units are brought online in 2023, it will be roughly seven years
Solar after the first unit was scheduled to begin commercial opera-
The “run to the sun” has accelerated in recent years. In a cate- tions. The owners, led by project manager Georgia Power
gory once dominated by wind power, plans to build solar gener- Company, are embroiled in litigation over who pays what for
ation have taken a decisive lead, with 49% of planned the project. And GPC can expect some tough questioning from
renewable new-build capacity, or about 184 GW, set to begin the Georgia Public Service Commission when prudency hear-
construction over the next five years (Fig. 8). Areas with the ings begin.
greatest amount of planned solar generation construction As difficult as the Vogtle experience has been, and for the
include the Rocky Mountains (55 GW), Southwest (52 GW), Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Power Station before it, at least
Great Lakes (26 GW) and West Coast (13 GW). A huge coun- those plants succeeded in getting steel in the ground. Another
tervailing factor that could limit the growth in new-build solar is
the rise in prices that started to become evident in 2021. The
supply-chain bottlenecks and soaring costs for materials have U.S. utility-scale battery storage capacity, 2016-2021
derailed or delayed some of these planned solar projects. Capacity
(megawatts)
5,000
Wind
4,500
Among renewable projects, wind power has long been the hare 4,000
to the solar industry’s tortoise. But for the next five years, wind 3,500
power will fall into second place with about 22% of all new- 3,000
build generation, or about 82 GW. The U.S. regions with the 2,500
greatest amount of wind power project activity over the 2023- 2,000
2027 period, measured on a GW basis, include the Rocky 1,500
Mountains (about 23 GW), Midwest (17 GW), Southwest 1,000
(10 GW), and New England and Great Lakes (9 GW each). 500
0
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Energy storage  non-regional transmission organization (RTO)
Plans to build battery energy storage systems (BESS) have sky-  regional transmission organization (RTO)
rocketed in recent years. Developers have announced plans to
build as much as 64 GW of BESS over the next five years. Data
Figure 9: BESS operating capacity shoots up.
from the EIA shows that developers proposed to sharply increase
large-scale BESS projects between 2022 and 2024. Operational
BESS capacity more than tripled in 2021, to 4.6 GW from 1.4
GW in 2020, according to the EIA (Fig 9). Most of that capacity Cumulative Battery Capacity
was being deployed by regional transmission organizations 25,000
(RTOs). Going forward, construction of new BESS capacity is
expected to surge. The EIA projects BESS capacity will shoot up 20,000
from an estimated 4.6 GW in 2021 to about 22 GW by 2025
(Fig. 10). About 382 BESS projects are scheduled to be built over 15,000
the next five years, valued collectively at about $81.1 billion. The
regions with the greatest amount of BESS construction activity 10,000
are the: Rocky Mountains, with 76 projects valued at $33.3 bil-
lion; Southwest, with 109 projects valued at $23 billion; and West 5,000
Coast, with 76 projects valued at $12 billion.
0
3/2021
6/2021
8/2021
10/2021
12/2021
6/1970
1/2015
4/2016
4/2017
4/2018
12/2018
6/2019
1/2020
7/2020
12/2020

3/2022
5/2022
6/2022
6/2022
8/2022
10/2022
12/2022
3/2023
6/2023
12/2023
5/2024
7/2025

NUCLEAR OUTLOOK
The first iteration of the nuclear renaissance looks like it will be
ending with a whimper, not a bang: the last new-build nuclear
power project, the two-unit addition to the Alvin W. Vogtle Figure 10: Actual and planned BESS capacity.

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nuclear plant announced at the same In another sign of a nuclear resur- INDEPENDENT ENERGY
time as Vogtle, the Green River Blue gence, some in California are advocating OUTLOOK
Castle Nuclear Power Station in Utah, that Diablo Canyon remain open after its Project spending by commercial, indus-
hasn’t made it out of the starting gate, scheduled closure dates of 2024-25, to trial, and institutional (CI&I) customers
and may never. That two-unit project, provide generation and grid support for to construct non-utility generation in the
with total generating capacity of 2,000 the energy-hungry Golden State. U.S. has increased in recent years, and
MW, has been under development since
2008. It was designed to use two
Westinghouse AP1000 reactors before
Westinghouse exited the nuclear business
with a 2017 Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Currently, the developer plans to begin
construction in 2025. There are more
questions than answers for that
Utah project.
For a lot of reasons, utility leaders have
been looking elsewhere for carbon-free
generation that can be dispatched. The
thinking now is the future is smaller —
specifically, small modular reactors
(SMR). One SMR design, from NuScale
Power, received an approval from the
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission in
August 2020. The Utah Associated
Municipal Power Systems is trying to
develop SMRs at Idaho Falls, Idaho. And
Terra Power is eyeing construction of a
different type of nuclear reactor, a sodi-
um-cooled plant to be built at a soon-to-be
retired coal-fired power plant in
Wyoming. Both of those projects are
scheduled to begin construction toward
the end of the 2023-2027 timeframe. Also
near the end of 2023-2027, the Tennessee
Valley Authority and OPG (Ontario
Power Generation) plan to begin con-
struction of SMRs in Oak Ridge,
Tennessee.
The Inflation Reduction Act law con-
tained production tax credits for nuclear,
recognizing its role in decarbonizing the
electricity industry. IIR doesn’t think those
tax credits will be enough, on their own, to
lead to new-build nuclear power plants
over the next five years, but they would
help keep existing plants open. On that
front, license-renewal applications for sev-
eral plants are likely over the next few
years, including Comanche Peak (Units 1
& 2) in late 2022, Perry in 2023 and
Clinton in 2024. IIR also is tracking almost
$1.5 billion in scheduled maintenance
activity and more than $33 billion of
in-plant nuclear capital spending over the
next five years. These figures don't include
new-build nuclear construction projects.

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IIR expects that trend will continue over the 2023-2027 period.
There are various drivers:
• Renewable onsite generation is being constructed by CI&I
customers for decarbonization or GHG-reduction goals.
• Some large customers have been investing in onsite genera-
tion to ensure always-on power.
• Some are building onsite generation to offset the rising cost
of electricity from utilities.
• Large energy-hungry operations like data centers and bit-
coin-mining operations have built industrial energy produc-
ers (IEPs) to ensure predictably priced power.
• Local environmental regulations are causing some to replace
diesel-powered generators with natural gas or even renew-
able natural gas.
• Some power-sensitive manufacturers have resorted to build-
ing generation when local power quality is low.
• CI&I customers that are remotely sited are installing inde-
pendent power generation to ensure 24/7 operations.
Sometimes this non-utility generation powers a microgrid.
Other times it is for standby or emergency uses. As more com-
panies in the CI&I sector tabulate the true cost of power out-
ages or low power quality, we expect a growing number will
choose to install their own generation.
New opportunities for this generation are presenting
themselves. Although the idea behind distributed generation
is that it will be used to power a particular site, ISOs and
RTOs increasingly are seeking to interconnect the non-utility
generation with the grid in order to provide reserve power or
voltage support when grid-connected generation is stressed or
stretched. Several independent system operators (ISOs) and
RTOs across the country count on these resources to be
ready to operate when the grid needs them. ERCOT, the sys-
tem operator that supports most of Texas, is counting on
these generators. Several times during 2022, ERCOT has
called upon these resources to help meet the state’s peak elec-
tric demand.
Other states, such as New York and California, are pushing
to connect these independent energy generators to their respec-
tive grids. Some studies have shown that use of onsite genera-
tion assets can cut overall power generation spending by 20%
or more. As the rising price of natural gas pushes up the price of
power purchase agreements, the installation of onsite power
assets is becoming more appealing. IIR is tracking plans to
spend more than $10 billion on non-utility generation over the
2023-2027 period. That number does not include smaller gen-
eration assets, such as rooftop solar or generators that have less
than 300 KW of capacity.
Non-utility generation, like all other segments of the power
business, is working to repair its damaged supply chain. The
current three-year wait for transformers, plus bottlenecks and
rising costs for solar photovoltaic and battery energy-storage
materials, are evidence that broken supply chains are nowhere
near repaired.
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MICROGRIDS OUTLOOK
Microgrids are becoming more popular among CI&I customers
for the same reasons as independent energy production. When
powered by renewable generation, microgrids sometimes are
part of an organization’s decarbonization push. When powered
by fossil fuels, microgrids may backstop utility-supplied power.
Microgrids can be part of grid strengthening and hardening, as
we see after each bout of extreme weather.
Spending on microgrids could reach several billion dollars
annually during 2023-2027. CI&I customers and utilities are
finding that microgrids can fill an important need. Some utili-
ties deploy them as part of a multifaceted effort to prevent
wildfires, or to support remote communities at risk of outages.
The industrial sector looks to microgrids for onsite power
during times of need and for protection against cybercrimi-
nals. Microgrids also provide power to the grid during peak
demand. Industrial Info is tracking plans to invest more than
$2.4 billion in microgrids over the next five years, (not count-
ing potential commercial or residential). Microgrid projects
are experiencing supply chain shortages, and competition for
required skilled workers and equipment.
In the same way that transmission organizations and local
utilities sometimes call on independent energy generators to
fire up and provide generation or capacity to the grid during
times of high demand or resilience events, microgrid operators
are receiving similar emergency requests for grid support.
LOOKING AHEAD
Over the 2023-2027 period, we expect new-build power to be
characterized by market disruptions including: Technologies
that generate electricity or support transmission and distribu-
tion; economic assessments of options; environmental regula-
tions and exigencies surrounding generation; the regulatory
framework; inflow of federal funds to support generation tech-
nologies; and consumer expectations.
The predicted rise of electric transport will likely add new
strain to electric distribution networks and generation. But now,
the power industry faces another disruption from employee
expectations. A growing number want greater work flexibility.
If employers want to win the war for talent, they need to learn
to flexible and responsive to this aspect of industry disruption.
Britt Burt is Vice President of Global Power Industry
Research for Industrial Info Resources (IIR), which is
headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas, and has offices
in North America and around the world.
Brock Ramey is a North American Power Specialist for
IIR, which provides global market intelligence for
companies in the power, heavy manufacturing and
industrial process businesses. For more information see
www.industrialinfo.com or email powergroup@industrialinfo.com.
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WORLDWIDE GAS
TURBINE FORECAST
Positive Sales Projection for the Next Decade
BY CARTER PALMER

T
he gas turbine power generation market is on the way to
some normalcy after a decline in the mid-2010s and the
COVID-19 pandemic. With recovery in prospect, the shift
to greener machines is underway with the major turbine
players announcing increasing amounts of hydrogen to power
their turbines. Siemens Energy, General Electric, and Mitsubishi,
in particular, are developing burners to adapt to a natural gas
and hydrogen mix or even pure hydrogen. With that said, gas
turbines will be needed moving forward to augment renewables,
especially in North America and Western Europe. Gas turbines
will continue to see advances in efficiency and will remain attrac-
tive options for power production.
This Forecast International market analysis of gas tur-
bine-powered electrical generation projects that sales over the
period 2022-2031 will total $117.087 billion. This is indicative of
a recovery in the gas turbine electrical power generation market.
The recovery from the mid-2010s was somewhat thwarted in
2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic. As COVID-19 hampered all
activity for a time, the pandemic should be seen as a blip in terms
of turbine production and not a lasting effect.
Hydrogen’s entry into the market should not be under-
stated, and is becoming an attractive option as a fuel for gas tur-
bines. Green, blue, or gray hydrogen can be used to power
turbines. Green hydrogen especially can be produced in a car-
bon-neutral manner. When a turbine burns pure hydrogen, it
emits no particulate or carbon monoxide emissions. This means
the machine can be a renewable supplier of energy if the infra-
structure is there to transport the gas.
Either electrolysis for on-site hydrogen or pipelines are
needed to make hydrogen a reality in running gas turbines.
According to some sources, a natural gas pipeline can transport
a mix of up to 15% hydrogen with little modification. Higher
mixtures would need adaptation. Over the mid- and long-term,
the industry will be dominated by large combined-cycle facili-
ties in the industrialized nations, notably Japan and countries in
Europe and Asia.
A major impact in the U.S. and Western Europe has been
the emphasis on conserving energy and adopting energy effi-
cient alternatives to existing equipment. For example, consum-
ers have been urged to switch from the old-style incandescent

Gas Turbine Electrical Power Generation

Value Statistics 2022-2031
Forecast
$14B

$12B

$10B

$8B

$6B

$4B

$2B

$0

2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031

Gas turbines are expected to generate about $10 billion in sales in 2022.
This is forecast to climb gradually to more than $12 billion by 2031.

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Gas Turbine Electrical Power Generation

Unit Production 2022-2031
Forecast
600
488 496 502 499
478 481
452 461
500 421 430

400

300

200

100

2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031
The number of gas turbines produced will increase steadily between 2022 and 2030.
This is the first time in a great many years that the industry has been forecast to experience steady expansion.

Gas Turbine Electrical Power Generation

Additional Projected Installed Capacity % Market Share by Power Class (MW) 2022-2031

60000 MW

50000 MW

40000 MW

30000 MW

20000 MW

10000 MW

0 MW

2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031

 250.0 to <500.0 MW  500.0 to <750.0 MW  50.0 to <100.0 MW  20.0 to <50.0 MW  150.0 to <250.0 MW
 100.0 to <150.0 MW  10.0 to <20.0 MW  5.0 to <10.0 MW  1.0 to <5.0 MW  0.5 to <1.0 MW
 0.2 to <3.0 MW  180.0 to <200.0 MW

The 250-500 MW and 500-750 MW turbine classes dominate the industry in terms of dollar value.
If anything, this trend will strengthen as the decade progresses.

lightbulbs to compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFLs) and to LED
bulbs. The cost savings are significant for the homeowner. In
addition, it smooths out the spike in demand that takes place
when people come home from work.
Changing user consumption profiles is a worldwide
phenomenon, although the motivation may differ from region
to region. In Europe and America, the primary driver is to
reduce electricity demand and thus reduce pollution and elimi-
nate potentially harmful emissions. In other areas, the eco-
nomic benefits of new, power-efficient technologies are the

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leading driver, placing electrical equipment within the reach of

people who otherwise could not afford to run it. This will work Gas Turbine Electrical Power Generation
to increase popular demand for available and reliable power Value Statistics % Market Share by Manufacturer 2022-2031
supplies. Thus, the same basic consumer trends that will depress
KHI, 0.245%
demand for additional generating capacity in some regions will GE Energy, 37.973% Bharat Heavy Elec, 0.248%
increase it in others. Nanjing Turbine, 0.397%
North America. The impact of improved distribution and All Others, 0.497%
Saturn OJSC, 0.522%
control networks is continuing to blur the distinction between Siemens Energy, 0.58%
baseload capacity and the rest. Only nuclear-powered genera- Zorya, 0.599%
tion is unequivocally considered baseload due to its long run Perm Engine, 0.69%
times at steady-state load. In contrast, fossil-fuel plants are Ansaldo Energia, 5.144%
experiencing a different pattern of operation that exhibits fre-
quent starts, load-following, and shutdowns to meet seasonal Siemens, 25.34%
demands. As quick-reacting gas turbines replace steam MHPS, 17.795%
machines, this trend is likely to continue.
However, it is well understood that the majority of break-
downs happen when a plant is either started up or shut down.
This evolving operational profile is likely to increase the fre- GE Energy is predicted to remain top in terms of market
share in overall gas turbine revenue over the next ten years.
quency of outages and the cost of procuring replacement parts.
It represents 38% of the pie, followed by 25% for Siemens Energy,
In parallel, sales of G-,H-, and J-class machines are increasing Mitsubishi Power with 18%, and Ansaldo Energia with 5%.
as utilities place more importance on efficiency and vendors Together, these 5 companies will account for more than
accumulate operational experience with new designs. 80% of gas turbine revenue between now and 2031.
Western Europe. Germany, France, and other countries are
moving away from nuclear and focusing on renewables. Existing
natural gas capacity will likely not be augmented, but will proba- Gas Turbine Electrical Power Generation
Ten Year Value Statistics % Market Share
bly not be shut down. There are currently plants sitting idle but by End User Region 2022-2031
some may be brought back online. However, Russia supplied a
majority of Europe’s gas. With the ongoing war, supplies of natu- Africa, 0.155%
ral gas cannot be taken for granted. Norway can pick up some of Worldwide, 40.359% Middle East, 0.679%
Australia/New Zealand, 0.725%
the slack and run at increased output until 2030. It remains to be Eurasia, 1.502%
seen how the natural gas situation develops in Europe. Latin America/Carib, 1.834%
Eastern Europe. Electricity generation is rising in Eastern Pacific Basin, 1.979%
Europe, including Romania, Poland, Slovenia, Bulgaria, and
Czech Republic. Aging coal plants are being replaced with com- Europe, 16.478%
bined-cycle natural gas plants. Renewables are not as prevalent
in comparison to Western Europe; however, combined cycle Asia, 18.457%
plants will likely lay groundwork for more renewables. North America, 17.832%
Southeast Asia. Southeast Asia’s energy demand is projected
to grow by 80% by 2040 as the regional economy triples in size
and population rises by almost a quarter to 760 million. As a
Europe, Asia, and North America are now roughly equal
result, it is likely that oil demand will rise from 4.7 million bar- in terms of their percentage of the value they represent
rels per day in 2024 to 6.8 million b/d in 2040. At the same in international gas turbine sales.
time, natural gas use will grow by almost two-thirds to around
265 billion cubic meters. In sharp contrast to other regions, coal
demand will greatly expand and overtake oil to become the
largest fuel. Renewables will make inroads but should decline machines will continue to be produced and hydrogen will play
from 26% of the fuel mix to 21%. The share of fossil fuels will more of a role, although how big of a role remains to be seen. ■
rise to 78% by 2040.
India and China. India and China are the two most popu-
lous countries in the world by a wide margin. Both are short on
electrical power. The generation capacity is inefficient and a Carter Palmer is Industrial & Marine Turbine Analyst at
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SIEMENS ENERGY INNOVATION

CENTER EXPANDS
Focus on Addditive Manufacturing, Prototyping New Technologies,
and Decarbonization
BY DREW ROBB

S
iemens Energy has expanded its Innovation Center in
Orlando, Florida. As the company’s first global hub for
innovation, it is dedicated to accelerating the develop-
ment of products and solutions to drive the energy transi-
tion through collaboration, rapid prototyping, and testing.
The company has spent more than $30 million over the last
few years in building its research & development operations in
Florida. Another $7 million during 2022 added an extra wing
as well as equipment for the machine shop, further additive
manufacturing (AM) machines, and more robotics to inspect
and repair components for equipment like turbines capable of
running on hydrogen. The expansion increases the space from
17,000 sq. ft. to 30,000 sq. ft.
“We operate with a start-up mentality, where ideas that
used to take six months to test now take six weeks,” said Rich
Voorberg, President, North America for Siemens Energy.
Siemens Energy Innovation Center CTO Cliff Hatcher showcases new
3D printing techniques being applied to blades
ON-SITE VISIT
Turbomachinery International visited the center during its
grand opening in October 2019. On our return in September
of 2022, it was immediately clear that things had changed con-
siderably. The company has substantially increased its manu-
facturing capability, increasing the volume of work in terms of
man hours by around three times. A tour highlighted the fact
that further space reorganization was ongoing to make room
for yet more equipment.
“We have skills in-house that span mechanical engineering,
electrical engineering, AI, welding, and a multitude of other
disciplines,” said Voorberg. “We need all kinds of machinery to
hand so we can develop prototypes rapidly and efficiently.”
Cliff Hatcher, CTO of the Innovation Center, led the tour.
He said that the center was originally an experiment to see the
effect of putting experts from multiple disciplines under one
roof. Based on its success over the past three years, similar cen-
ters are being established in Berlin, Abu Dhabi, and China. In
addition to new product and process developments, they will
function as showrooms for what Siemens Energy is doing in the
field of transformative technology.
“We wanted to be agile and have a footprint that could
change as market needs changed,” said Hatcher. “We can work
on one topic this week, and pivot immediately to another as
required.” Components made at the Innovation Center

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 AM represents a recent pivot. The center is working more
extensively with AM to streamline the supply chain for 3D
printed parts. It will help determine which parts should be
made where based on quantity and complexity, as well as pro-
totyping new parts to be printed and developing new tech-
niques and processes. The company is also involved in the
White House’s AM Forward initiative to help small businesses
learn and adopt AM. This is just one facet of a shift from
being a purely internal operation to using the center to engen-
der creativity with customers and across the supply chain.
A customer site in South America, for example, had a leg-
acy guide vane that was damaged during the disassembly pro-
cess. The manufacturing plant no longer had the capability to
make the part on an expedited schedule. After an exhaustive
search for an existing part the service team ran out of options
to meet the outage time schedule. They turned to Innovation
Center Orlando to manufacture a new part that would meet
the outage schedule of 15 days. The Innovation Center team
3D printed a replacement and shipped to their manufacturing
facility in Charlotte to finish machining. In parallel, the center
also machined a part from a block of steel on its 5-axis CNC
machine. The parts arrived on time, costly damages were
avoided, and the customer met its outage schedule.

NEW 3D PRINTING APPROACH

During the tour, we previewed work being done to make the SIMPLIFY AND EXTEND
3D printing of blades feasible. Previously, 3D printing was
only really viable for smaller parts due to the process
involved: a layer of metallic powder of about 40 microns is
THE CAPABILITIES OF
laid down and laser sintered then another layer and another.
For larger parts subject to high stress and temperatures such
YOUR TURBOMACHINERY
as blades, the center is using Wire Arc Additive
Manufacturing (WAAM). It lays down 20 mm layers of mol- WITH OUR SOLID-ROTOR
ten metal at a time. The process is being refined and requires
a lot more finishing than traditional 3D printing. TECHNOLOGY
Rich Voorberg said customers are keen to co-fund and
co-create projects such as blade advances as well as in carbon
capture, hydrogen, and other areas of the energy transition.
“Some customers are working with us to push turbine
development to be able to run on 100% hydrogen,” he said.
“The challenge is not so much in burning hydrogen but in
establishing the entire hydrogen supply chain.”
Easier said than done. Hydrogen supply is extremely lim-
ited. Siemens Energy has developed electrolyzers and is work-
ing to scale up green hydrogen production. The recent
infrastructure package enacted into law provides a $3 per kilo
green hydrogen incentive, which will help ease funding stress on
this technology. Nevertheless, we are looking at a long runway
before hydrogen or some other fuel will replace natural gas.
“The amount of hydrogen you need to burn in large gas
turbines is incredible,” said Voorberg. “We see the most via-
ble market for hydrogen power being in areas such as buses,
trains, and forklift trucks. But we will gradually see more
hydrogen being blended with natural gas where it is avail-
able and economical to do so.” ■

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VENDORSPOTLIGHT

EMERSON
Ovation Automation & Control Software for Turbomachinery
BY DREW ROBB

E
merson is a global technology and software company
headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. It provides solu-
tions across multiple markets and process industries,
including power, oil and gas, and downstream hydrocar-
bons, among others. This includes technologies to manage,
control, and optimize turbomachinery asset operation.
“Our portfolio includes automation & control software for
turbomachinery operating in the power generation and process
industries,” said Jim Nyenhuis, Manager of Performance
Consulting for the Power Industry at Emerson. “More specifi-
cally, we provide turbomachinery control systems, supervisory
control and data acquisition (SCADA), condition monitoring,
and safety systems complemented by operations management
software for asset and operations performance, data manage-
ment and digital twin simulation.”
In addition, the company offers digital solutions for predictive Fleetwide, plantwide, and remote controls are available
AI-driven maintenance, remote monitoring, automated opera- with the Emerson Ovation platform.
tional decision-making, and cybersecurity services designed to
identify vulnerabilities, close protection gaps, and secure process
control systems before an attack threatens to impact operations. equipped with varying levels of hands-on experience.
For functional safety (SIL), it offers SIL3-capable safety systems Additionally, there is increasing interest in leveraging digita-
together with an in-house expert team for SIL implementation lization and data analytics taking root in an environment where
on turbomachinery applications. The SIL safety system is inte- many plants continue to operate with controls and automation
grated with the Emerson control system.

EVOLVING TRENDS Geothermal

Nyenhuis noted several evolving trends asso-
ciated with the transformation of the broader
energy landscape to net zero and aggressive
Wind Farms Nuclear
decarbonization. Reliance on renewables, for
example, brings new challenges when work-
ing with intermittent power sources: That, in
turn, requires greater asset flexibility and the Coal-fired Solar
necessity to closely monitor assets that operate
differently than originally intended.
Workforce transitions, too, are exerting a
significant impact on the industry: The acceler-
ating loss of skilled technical workers due to Natural Hydro
Gas-fired
Baby Boomer retirements, the mass resigna-
tion phenomenon coming out of the pandemic,
and the influx of a digital native workforce
generation. Combined, these factors bring to
the forefront the need to address how organi- Biomass Microgrids
zations can operate and maintain equipment
and facilities when faced with reduced staffing

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“We help customers implement digital
strategies by taking small data-driven steps,”
said Jim Nyenhuis, Emerson. “We do this by
providing control applications,
wireless solutions, condition
monitoring, digital twin simulation
and data analytics.”
systems of varying vintages from varying
suppliers. This can impact both reliability
and efficiency. It can be difficult to locate
spare parts and personnel with the exper-
tise to conduct the needed services for
multiple outdated systems.
The modern plant environment calls
for several elements: Quickly recognizing
and responding to changing operational
conditions for improved plant perfor-
mance and flexibility; improving load flex-
ibility by increasing ramp rates; better unit
cycling performance and consistency;
more robust and stable minimum load
operation; and a decrease in the number
of forced outages by reducing equipment
stress.
New tools are emerging to help per-
sonnel make sense of the massive amounts
of data they now collect. These tools and
algorithms monitor equipment as well as
process efficiency and health. When
paired with various machine learning
techniques and AI-based diagnostic solu-
tions, the resulting intelligence can be used
to predict and better manage potential
failure situations.
EMERSON OVATION
Accordingly, Emerson offers a unified
automation and software platform known
as Ovation that helps to eliminate com-
plexity and risk by capturing and contex-
tualizing process and operational data.
“Ovation automation technology
enables secure, reliable power plant, and
equipment operation,” said Nyenhuis.
“Emerson’s five decades of power gener-
ation expertise is embedded within
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Ovation software and technologies to
form a digital platform that optimizes
plant and equipment performance while
reducing operations and maintenance
costs.”
A single platform provides full power
plant control, optimization, digital twin
simulation, and analysis of all generating
assets including major equipment, indi-
vidual units, or multi-plant fleets. The
software is also designed to incorporate
renewable and distributed energy sources
into the energy mix. It extends beyond
the bounds of traditional distributed con-
trol and data acquisition systems to
include integrated vibration monitoring,
generator excitation control, safety Turbo Part Specialist
instrumented systems, scalable footprints Gas Turbine / Steam Turbine
for small or distributed applications, vir- Turbo Compressor / Rotor
tualization, and embedded simulation. Diaphragm / Blade / Vane
Specific to the turbomachinery sector, Bolt / Nut / Labyrinth Seal
Packing Ring / Impeller
Ovation Machinery Health Monitor
Blisk / Diffuser
integrates machinery protection and con-
dition monitoring into an Ovation con- Reverse Engineering
trol system. The module snaps into the
Retrofit
existing I/O base to provide continuous Upgrade
online monitoring of vibration and other Overhaul
machinery health parameters with orbit,
waveform, and spectrum analysis display
capabilities. Instead of alarms being gen-
erated after damage has occurred,
Ovation HMIs display alerts based on
sensor peak and phase values as well as
Emerson PeakVue readings for rolling
element bearings. Connecting the mod-
ule to Emerson’s AMS Machine Works
application provides condition monitor-
ing capabilities outside of the Ovation www.flowdy.co.kr
network. A defense-in-depth approach to flowdy7@gmail.com
cybersecurity is built into the platform.
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Ovation Alert - Potential Vibration Issue

Ovation System Display A MS Machine Works Display Legacy System Display
Protection & Prediction Advanced Condition Monitoring Protection-Only

The Ovation platform monitors vibration and other machinery health parameters

“The stress placed on rotating equipment can introduce
premature component wear and other thermal- and mechani-
cal-related issues,” said Nyenhuis. “Failure events can develop
slowly and quickly escalate to failure with little to no warning,
putting the safety of plant operations and staff at risk. Vibration
and asset monitoring solutions identify developing faults well in
advance of breakdowns.”
Such technology is also being implemented in fields such as
hydrogen generation, carbon capture and storage (CCS), and
energy storage. For example, Mitsubishi Power America’s
Advanced Clean Energy Storage Hub uses renewable electric-
ity to power electrolyzers to produce green hydrogen. The
hydrogen is then stored in salt caverns and dispatched when
required to the Intermountain Power Project (IPP Renewed) to
generate electricity from hydrogen-fueled turbines. Emerson is
providing an integrated Ovation control and safety platform to
optimize the hub’s production efficiency and help ensure safe
operations.
REMOTE MONITORING
Remote, real-time access to operations is more critical than
ever, especially with the increase of geographically dispersed
and often unmanned assets. Emerson has made progress in the
establishment of remote operations centers. Control software
detects the onset of an abnormal condition and alerts the opera-
tor to take action to avert potential problems. Plant data can
also be sent to a centralized monitoring and diagnostics (M&D)
center for longer-term, strategic analysis across the entire fleet.
“Remote and mobile capabilities enable secure and efficient
access to data from anywhere at any time,” said Nyenhuis.
“This enables faster and more-precise responses to critical
issues, as well as the ability to proactively address maintenance
issues, minimizing costs and improving safety.”
For compressor drive units, for example, progress has been
made integrating the compressor and prime mover controls for
easier operation and maintenance and to streamline cybersecu-
rity protection. Such gains are enabled by many factors, includ-
ing advancements in the speed and bandwidth of networking
technologies.
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Digital transformation is being embraced across the industry as
organizations seek to boost operating efficiency, decrease down-
time, and reduce costs. Advances in Internet of Things (IoT)
and automation technologies are opening the door to greater
levels of digitalization.
However, Nyenhuis cautions those engaged in digital trans-
formation that while a game-changer, it can also be a disruptor.
It is not only about technology.
“Organizations are increasingly factoring in not only pro-
cess and technology, but also their culture—seeking buy-in
from the people who will be interacting most with the technol-
ogy,” he said. “This last element, commonly overlooked in the
past, is essential for successful digital transformation.” 

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FIRSTSECOND
Q&A

GEARBOXES FOR
The integral gear unit combines several compres-
sor and expansion stages in one gear unit..

TURBOMACHINERY SYSTEMS
WHAT DO YOU OFFER actuator product range ensures reliable operation
IN THE TURBOMACHINERY SECTOR?

F
of turbines and industrial equipment.
ounded in 1867, Voith Group has more than
20,000 employees and locations in over 60
countries worldwide. The Voith Turbo divi- WHAT KEY TRENDS
sion offers intelligent drive technology, sys- DO YOU SEE EVOLVING?
tems, and services. Our family of geared variable In the thermal generation market, there has been
speed drives (GVSDs) includes mechanical and continuous adaptation to more stringent environ-
hybrid drive technology suitable for various indus- mental regulations. This trend will continue to Bill Quinn, Vice
trial applications such as compressors, pumps, play a pivotal role as almost every product President of New
fans, crushers, and generators. Furthermore, we required to sustain life is derived from the hydro- Business Sales Power,
Oil & Gas at Voith
have an extensive range of turbo gear units, previ- carbon molecule. We foresee newer processes and Turbo North America,
ously known as BHS Gears. We have expertise potential fuel sources coming to the fore; however, discusses gearing,
that covers almost the entire horsepower range of the critical installed base will continue to operate variable speed drives,
global installed machinery, and our controls and for the foreseeable future. and industry trends.

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Q&A
Turbomachinery equipment will remain vital to the
extraction, transport, and processing of oil & gas products. But
the transition to greener technology with electrification is result-
ing in a more extensive electric motor install base, especially
within greenfield and retrofit projects. Overall, the big trends
are the development of hydrogen and carbon capture technol-
ogy, sustainability, electrification, and digitalization.
At Voith Turbo, several R&D initiatives are in place with a
focus on carbon capture and hydrogen technology. We partner
with engineering, procurement, and construction (EPCs) con-
tractors and users to examine the market space and integrate
our solutions into potential new applications. We plan to sup-
port the industry’s endeavor to become more sustainable.
WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ON THE GEARBOX VERSUS
DIRECT DRIVE DEBATE?
The direct drive is unfeasible in most turbomachinery applica-
tions. Currently, no connected technology can replace the flexi-
bility and reliability gearboxes offer. Gearboxes are proven and
efficient, and the advances in metallurgy and manufacturing pro-
cesses have increased reliability and durability.
WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT VORECONNX?
Forming part of the Vorecon family, the VoreconNX is a
Mastering transformation with innovation. Drive Efficient Industries.
Maximum flexibility and reliability at the same time: This is exactly what is demanded of all branches of industry in a globalized world in constant upheaval. And it is exactly
what we make possible for our customers. With innovative solutions, we ensure continuity in change as a partner and enabler. We expand the scope of action of established
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industrial sectors in the development of new technologies and together we keep the engine room of the global economy running.
hydrodynamic power transmission in combination with planetary
gear. Thanks to the adjustable pump guide vanes in the torque con-
verter, it offers an efficiency improvement of up to 8% at part load.
This enables processes to run at precisely the required speed, result-
ing in better efficiency and energy savings. The latest generation
VoreconNX is based upon components with a MTBF of 48 years in
long-term operation. The integrated oil system supplies operating oil
for the torque converter while simultaneously providing the drive
motor and the driven machine with lubricating oil.
Since it was launched a few years back, Vorecon sales have
remained relatively steady, and we engage interested customers
daily. This technology offers substantial Capex savings.
WHAT INTEGRAL GEARBOXES
DO YOU OFFER?
Designed for the energy, petrochemicals, technical gases, and oil
& gas markets, our single and multi-pinion integral gearboxes are
efficient, require fewer stages than inline compressors, and have
lower capital and operational cost. Voith integral gear units, for-
merly BHS Gear Units, have a smaller footprint and require a
shorter installation period than other solutions. Furthermore,
when it comes to safety where volatile gases need to be consid-
ered, peace of mind is guaranteed as our units are approved to
handle inflammable, explosive, corrosive, and toxic gases.
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NEWPRODUCTS
The Leybold
Varodry VDi
system
YOKOGAWA/CCC DCS
Over many years of operation, automation systems tend to
become more complicated. Instead of operating from a single
platform such as a distributed control system (DCS), users con-
tend with a variety of specialized measurement & control prod-
ucts such as OEM programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
integrated on compressor skids. But integration requires addi-
tional hardware, engineering, testing, and commissioning.
Systems can become less reliable due to complexity and because
PLCs are not as reliable as a DCS. Costs, maintenance time,
and staff training requirements are all impacted. And the orga-
nization must content with multiple vendors.
Compressors, for example, are the most commonly used
rotating equipment in process plants. Consolidation of compres-
sor controls and DCS is a sensible approach. But turbomachin-
ery engineering skillsets differ from those for other process units.
When the OEM PLC warranty expires, the user is free to replace
it with a controller from a control’s specialist. Accordingly,
Compressor Controls Corporation (CCC) and Yokogawa have
Ethernet
CCC Inside™
HMI Objects
Custom HIS
Faceplate
Compressor Map
Vnet/IP
Tag Access
CCC Inside™ compressor
control function blocks
(Anti-surge, Performance Control)
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Leybold is developing the Varodry VDi vacuum system with integrated
VAControl CAB control. The pump systems consist of the air-cooled,
oil-free Varodry screw pumps, the dry-compressing Roots pumps of
the RUVAC series, as well as the VAControl CAB control for manage-
ment of pump processes. The system can be configured to match the
pump-down process and the pumping speed. To protect against gases
and particles, it can be equipped with gas ballast and purge gas. Users
can choose between local, remote or cloud connectivity. During the
vacuum processes, all pump data is recorded and stored.
LEYBOLD.COM
developed the CCC Inside for Yokogawa Centum VP solution
that integrates process and rotating equipment controls in a sin-
gle system. It incorporates CCC Inside turbomachinery control
algorithms with Yokogawa’s Centum VP DCS. This joint solu-
tion enables the use of a single hardware platform that stream-
lines the system architecture and results in a reduction in
interconnecting systems, protocols, and associated testing.
As CCC’s user interface is integrated into the Centum VP
HMI, process control and compressor control are both avail-
able on the same HMI. CCC’s HMI libraries have been rebuilt
for Yokogawa’s operator displays, ensuring users have a win-
dow into the performance of their turbomachinery controls.
The compressor map, faceplates, and commissioning tools will
be familiar to CCC users. Users can also take advantage of
engineering utilities such as CCC Configurator and CCC Fast
Recorder to tune their turbomachinery controls and reliably
record events.
YOKIGAWA.COM AND CCCGLOBAL.COM
CCC Inside™
Engineering Utilities
OPC I/F
CCC Fast
Exaopc ENG Recorder
CCC
Configurator
Tag
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FCS
VP Builder license
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Database templates for compressor control system
and instrument specification files (Yokogawa)
Compressor
The components of CCC Inside for Yokogawa Centum VP
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KISTLER ACCELEROMETER
The upgraded Kistler 8763B accelerom-
eter features a lower noise threshold for
all its ranges: a 58% lower noise thresh-
old for its 100-g range, 37% for the 250-g
range, 52% for the 500-g range, 54% for
the 1000-g range and 51% for the sen-
sor’s highest range of 2000 g. With these
improvements, sensor 8763B is suitable
for applications such as modal analysis,
frequency response measurement, and
e-motor testing.
Measuring micro-vibrations is neces-
sary in many engineering applications;
accurate GPS data depends on stable
space crafts and satellites, while automo-
bile developers need noise, vibration, and
harshness (NVH) testing to optimize their
products. Because micro-vibrations occur
in the micro-g range, a highly sensitive
measuring chain with very low noise is
required for such applications.
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reciprocating compressor packages. Fax: +46 31 706 28 50 info@advfiltration.com Need Air Filters? Made in the U.S.A. by AFI.
Compressors - Packagers sales@acoem.se www.advfiltration.com/industries/ Filters
www.fixturlaser.com gas-turbines
Alignment of turbine shafts and turbine GT Inlet Air Filters, Inlet Filtration Services
ABRASIVE-FORM, INC. AIR LIQUIDE AMERICA SPECIALTY
sets- Bore alignment, Centering and Installation
454 Scott Dr. GASES, LLC
Alignment Intake Filters
Bloomingdale, IL 60108 USA 2700 Post Oak Blvd. Ste.1800
Contact: Neil Fehr Houston, TX 77056 USA
Tel: 630-893-7800 ACOUSTIBLOK, INC. Contact: Robert Jefferys, Director, Marketing
Fax: 630-893-6313 6900 Interbay Blvd. Communications
nfehr@abrasive-form.com Tampa, FL 33616-2631 USA Tel: 215-766-8860
www.abrasive-form.com Contact: Lahnie Johnson, President Toll Free: 800-217-2688
Creep feed grinding of turbine blades, vanes, Tel: 813-980-1400 Fax: 215-766-2476
and shrouds. Fax: 813-549-2653 ALASG.info@airliquide.com
Grinding sales@acoustiblok.com www.alspecialtygases.com
www.acoustiblok.com Manufacturer of compressed gases and
ACCA PUMPS High performance sound proofing materials AERZEN USA CORPORATION TURBINAL continuous CO2 delivery systems.
for industrial and commercial applications 108 Independence Way Materials Supplier
P.O. Box 1216
Noise & Vibration Suppression Equip. Coatesville, PA 19320-1653 USA
1902 Country Corner Ct.
Contact: Tim Grady, Process Gas Air New Zealand - Gas Turbines
Katy, TX 77494 USA
Applications Engineering Team Lead Geffory Roberts Rd., Auckland International
Contact: Nelson A Bort, Sales Manager ACQUIP, INC. - ROTATING
Tel: 610-380-0244 Airport
Tel: 281-576-7722 EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS
tim.grady@aerzen.com Manukau, Auckland 2022 New Zealand
info@accapumps.com P.O. Box 191502
www.aerzen.com/en-us Contact: Terry Ward, Customer Account
www.accapumps.com Miami Beach, FL 33119 USA
Aerzen is a privately held, family owned Executive
Manufacturer of ANSI, Progressing Cavity Contact: Bill Wiltsie, Business Development
manufacturer of rotary lobe blowers and Tel: +64 9 256 3406
Pumps, and Pump Parts Tel: 305-538-7101
screw compressors for air and gas. Every terry.ward@airnz.co.nz
Pumps Toll Free: 855-227-8471
AERZEN compressor or blower is designed, www.airnewzealandgasturbines.co.nz
Fax: 305-675-2713
manufactured, and tested in Germany and GE approved LM2500/LM5000 Depot & Field
bill.wiltsie@acquip.com
ACCUMETRICS has been since 1868. AERZEN USA has local Service
www.acquip.com
409 Front St. sales, design, engineering, project Gas Turbines - Aeroderivatives
internal alignment services for steam turbines
Schenectady, NY 12305 USA management, production, and service
and gas turbines
Contact: Mark Klein, Director of Sales & headquartered outside of Philadelphia, PA
Marketing
Alignment AIRPRO FAN & BLOWER COMPANY
with regional offices across the USA. We
425 W Davenport St. P.O. Box 543
Tel: 518-393-2200x124 combine reliable German manufactured
Rhinelander, WI 54501 USA
Fax: 518-393-3622 ADDQUAL compressors and blowers with custom-
Contact: David Towle, Business
mklein@accumetrix.com iHUB, Innovation Dr. Infinity Park Way engineered, application-specific American
Development Manager
www.accumetrix.com Derby made packages. Whether you need a simple
Tel: 715-365-3267
Wireless monitoring: electric motors, DS, DE24 9FU UK air blower or a multi-stage API 619 dry screw
davidt@airprofan.com
turbines, generators for temperature and Contact: Ben Anderson, Director compressor package, Aerzen can handle it.
www.airprofan.com
vibration Tel: +44 1332 742820 Compressors - Screw
We manufacture centrifugal fans and blowers
Instrumentation - Telemetry ben.anderson@addqual.com
for industrial applications.
www.addqual.com
Supplier of Turbine Blade Manufacturing
AFGLOBAL CORPORATION Fans & Blowers
ACCURATE ENGINEERING, LLC 945 Bunker Hill Rd. Ste. 500
Solutions
1150 Marigold Ave. Houston, TX 77024 USA
East Lansing, MI 48823 USA
Gas Turbines ALBER
Contact: Chris Kapp, VP Energy
3103 N. Andrews Ave. Ext.
Contact: Kevin Kauth, Principal Tel: 832-421-6741
Pompano Beach, FL 33064 USA
Tel: 248-229-5047 ADRON EDM SPECIALISTS CKapp@afglobalcorp.com
Contact: Jennifer Stryker, Marketing
accurate.engineering.101.llc@gmail.com P.O. Box 960 N85 W13730 Leon Rd. www.afglobalcorp.com
Tel: 954-623-6660
www.accurateengineerin5.wixsite.com/ Menomonee Falls, WI 53052 USA AFGlobal provides waste gas burning OP16
Toll Free: 800-851-4632
website Contact: Dave Carlson, Vice President, Sales and compression solutions
sales@alber.com
Turbomachinery Consulting Tel: 262-255-4433 Gas Turbines - Packagers
www.alber.com
Engineering Services Toll Free: 800-346-9004
Alber provides battery monitoring, testing
dcarlson@adronedm.com
services and battery education solutions.
www.adron.com
Monitors
Production EDM capacity, wire, sinker, small
hole EDM job shop
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ALDEN AMERICAN TURBINE BEARINGS APPLIED FLOW TECHNOLOGY (AFT)
30 Shrewsbury St. 1005 Commercial Blvd. North 2955 Professional Pl. Ste. 301
Holden, MA 01520 USA Arlington, TX 76001 USA Colorado Springs, CO 80904 USA
Contact: David G. Schowalter, Director of Contact: Mark Storer, General Manager Contact: Reinaldo Pinto
Marketing & Business Development Tel: 682-259-7170 Tel: 719-686-1000
Tel: 508-829-6000 m.storer@amturbine.com info@aft.com
Fax: 508-829-6000 ALTRA MOTION www.amturbine.com www.aft.com
dschowalter@aldenlab.com 1802 Pittsburgh Ave. American Turbine Bearings offers Cleaning, Expert Pipe Flow Modeling Software
www.aldenlab.com Erie, PA 16512-4000 USA Inspection, Overhaul, and Repair services. for Analysis and Design.
Consultants providing CFD and physical flow Contact: Randy Myers, Marketing Repair - Bearings Software & Engineering Programs
modeling, flow meter calibration. Campaign Analyst
Engineering Services Tel: 814-480-5000
Fax: 814-453-5891 ARC PRODUCTS
randy.myers@altramotion.com 1245 30th St.
ALEXANDER COMLEY LTD. www.altramotion.com San Diego, CA 92154 USA
1 Dandy Bank Rd., The Pensnett Estate The companies of Altra Motion, Contact: Victor Miller, General Manager
Kingswinford Ameridrives, Bibby Turboflex, and TB Tel: 619-628-1022
Wolverhampton Wood’s, are recognized as an industry Toll Free: 800-770-0063
West Midlands, DY6 7ND, UK leader for flexible couplings used on AMETEK POWER INSTRUMENTS Fax: 619-628-1028
Contact: Andrew Johnson, Business critical applications for turbomachinery 255 North Union St. arcproductsonline@gmail.com
Development Manager and petrochemical applications. Formerly Rochester, NY 14605 USA www.arcproducts.com
Tel: +44 1384 401 080 Zurn Mechanical Drives, Ameridrives is Contact: Greg Bray, Director Orbital Welding Systems and
Fax: +44 1384 273 935 well known for its engineering expertise, Tel: 585-263-7700 Hard Automation Equipment
ajohnson@alexandercomley.com experience and the design and Fax: 585-454-7805 Welding
www.alexandercomley.com manufacture of highly-engineered greg.bray@ametek.com
Tubesheet manufacturer, CNC turned parts, industrial couplings and universal joints. www.ametekpower.com
ARK NOISE CONTROL
special flanges Bibby Turboflex is recognized around the OEM Manufacturer of Thermocouples,
ENGINERING CENTER
Machining world for advanced industrial couplings Cables, RTD’s, Flame Sensors, DC Contactors
S-181, Bhosari MIDC, PCNTDA
and torque limiting technologies. TB Sensors - Temperature
Pune, Maharashtra 411015 India
ALLEN FILTERS, INC. Wood’s is a well-recognized industry Contact: Gaurang Modha,
P.O. Box 747 leader for highly-engineered industrial AMSENERGY CORP. Sr. Manager - Sales & Marketing
Springfield, MI 65804 USA couplings and belted drive solutions. 1111 Bear Creek Pike Tel: +7507160002
Contact: Claire Faucett, Global Marketing These Altra Motion companies offer a Columbia, TN 38401 USA gaurang.modha@arknoise.co.in
Director complete line of diaphragm, disc, gear Contact: Michael Sams, President & CEO www.arknoise.co.in
Tel: 417-865-2844 and elastomeric flexible couplings for Tel: 615-852-8412 Inquiries to gaurang.modha@arknoise.co.in
Toll Free: 80- 865-3208 general purpose, ANSI, API-610 and hphx@amsenergy.com Acoustic Enclosures
Fax: 417-865-2469 API-671 applications. Products include www.amsenergy.com
cfaucett@allenfiltersinc.com the Ameriflex® multi-convoluted Thermosyphon Heat Pipe Heat Exchangers
diaphragm coupling, Ameridisc®,
ASME INTERNATIONAL
www.allenfiltersinc.com for waste heat recovery applications.
Turboflex®, Torsiflex® and Form-Flex®
GAS TURBINE INSTITUTE
Global manufacturer of custom fluid filtration/ Heat Exchangers
11757 Katy Freeway Ste. 1500
purification systems -- waste-stream disc couplings; and Sure-Flex® and
Houston, TX, 77079 USA
management. Dura-Flex® brand elastomeric couplings.
Clutches • Couplings
ANALYSTS, INC. Contact: Kristin Barranger, Manager,
Wastewater Treatment
3401 Jack Northrop Ave. Expositions and Communicatons
Hawthorne, CA 90250 USA Tel: 281-493-3491
ALLESTEC CORPORATION AMBASSADOR HEAT TRANSFER CO. Contact: Cary Forgeron, Commercial Fax: 281-493-3493
810 Russell Palmer Rd. 10080 Alliance Rd. Director, Oil Condition Monitoring igtinews@asme.org
Kingwood, TX 77339 USA Cincinnati, OH 45242 USA Tel: 310-219-5000 go.asme.org/igti
Contact: Robert Illig, Technical Contact: Sheila Revis, Manager Toll Free: 800-336-3637 Providing forums for the exchange
Tel: 281-359-1519 Tel: 513-792-9800 Fax: 310-219-5005 and development of turbomachinery.
xbob@gmail.com Fax: 513-792-9933 cforgeron@analystsinc.com Associations
www.allestec.com sales@ambassadorco.com www.analystsinc.com
Industrial fire & gas controls. Temperature www.ambassadorco.com Analysts provides oil, fuel and coolant
monitors. Industrial inspection lamps. Manufacturers for Steam Surface analysis for equipment reliability.
Fire Detection Equipment Condensers and Dump Steam Condensers Testing - Lubrication
Condensers
ALLIED DYNAMICS CORP. AMERICAN CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES
59 Marine St.
485 E. Van Riper Rd.
Farmingdale, NY 11735 USA
Fowlerville, MI 48836 USA
AST TURBO AG
Contact: Joseph Mott, Operations Manager Talstrasse 24
Contact: David M. Rosenthal,
Tel: 631-543-6188
Compressor Product Manager
ANSALDO ENERGIA S.P.A. Altendorf 8852 Switzerland
Fax: 631-543-9419 Via Nicola Lorenzi 8 Contact: Samuel Blaser, Managing Director
Tel: 517-295-9386
support@allied-dynamics.com Genoa 16152 Italy Tel: +41 (56) 500 06 45
drosenthal@americanchemtech.com
www.allied-dynamics.com Contact: Marco Lovisolo, info@ast-turbo.com
www.americanchemtech.com
Manufacturer of replacement parts for gas Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing www.ast-turbo.com
Manufacturer of compressor lubricants for all
and steam turbines. Tel: +39 0106551 Services on rotating equipment
makes and models.
Parts - Gas Turbines Fax: +39 0106553411 (compressors, turbines), QA/QC, upgrades,
Lubricants
info@ansaldoenergia.com project management
www.ansaldoenergia.com Field Service
ALTA SOLUTIONS, INC. AMERICAN EFFICIENCY SERVICES
Ansaldo Energia Group, company leader
12580 Stowe Dr. 15925 North Ave.
in the energy transition, is an AST TURBO USA INC.
Poway, CA 92064 USA Woodbine, MD 21797 USA
international player in the power 5100 Westheimer Ste. 200
Contact: Robert Mihata, President Contact: Wally Scherer, Partner
generation market, bringing an Houston, TX 77056 USA
Tel: 858-668-5200 Tel: 410-489-0613
integrated model embracing turnkey Tel: 713-588-4517
Toll Free: 877-258-2765 Toll Free: 877-816-9081
power plants construction, power
Fax: 858-753-0079 Fax: 410-489-6937
equipment (gas & steam turbines,
sales@altasol.com wscherer@americanefficiency.com
generators and microturbines),
www.altasol.com www.americanefficiency.com ATB LAURENCE SCOTT
manufacturing, services and nuclear
Machinery Monitoring, Analyzing, and Inspection for Condenser, tube and hydrogen (WOLONG GROUP)
activities. Its new H2 solutions make it
Protection solutions. Your MAP for success! leaks and tube cleaning Hardy Rd. Norwich
the global leader also in the hydrogen
Vibration Monitoring Equipment Inspection NR11JR, UK
combustion technology.
Contact: Peter Chaplin, Sales
Combined Cycle Plants • EPC • Gas
AMERICAN STRESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Tel: +44 7720592696
Turbines • Microturbines • Operations
540 Alpha Dr. peter.chaplin@laurence-scott.com
& Maint. - Gas Turbines • Operations
Pittsburgh, PA 15238 USA www.laurence-scott.com or www.wolong.com
& Maint. - Steam Turbines • Repair &
Contact: Robert M. Fix, Manager Single source manufacturer offering LV/HV
Overhaul - Gas Turbines • Steam
Tel: 412-784-8400 motors, generators VFD’s worldwide network.
Turbines
Fax: 412-784-8401 Motors - Electric
robert.fix@astresstech.com
www.astresstech.com
AST provides laboratory services and
systems to measure residual stress.
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ATB MOTORS
6700 Woodlands Pkwy. Ste. 230 - 306
The Woodlands, TX 77382 USA
Contact: Luis E. Velasco,
Director, Sales & Marketing
Tel: 281-719-0357
Fax: 281-362-5632
velasco@atb-motors.com
www.atb-motors.com
ATB-Motors houses recognized brands like
Schorch, Laurence-Scott, Sever, and Morley
Motors - Electric
ATLAS COPCO GAS
AND PROCESS DIVISION
Schlehenweg 15
Cologne, NRW 50999 Germany
Contact: Thomas Bierwirth,
VP Sales & Application
Tel: +49 22 36 96 50-0
Fax: +49 22 36 96 50 899
atlascopco.energas@de.atlascopco.com
www.atlascopco-gap.com
Great ideas transform industries. At
Atlas Copco Gas and Process, we help
customers prepare for tomorrow by
designing, building, and servicing turbo
compressors, turboexpanders,
centrifugal pumps and gas screw
compressors for the hydrocarbon,
power generation (conventional &
renewable) and industrial gases
industries. Our passionate people are
dedicated to helping customers handle
today’s pressures while creating a
sustainable future. We are a division of
Atlas Copco’s Compressor Technique
business area, headquartered in
Cologne, Germany, with additional
production centers in the United States,
Canada, India, China and Korea. Learn
more at www.atlascopco-gap.com.
Compressors • Compressors -
Centrifugal • Compressors - Screw •
Expanders • Maintenance -
Compressor Specialist • Maintenance
Programs • Operations &
Maintenance • Parts - Manufacturers
• Repair & Overhaul • Repair -
Bearings • Repair - Rotors • Rerates
• Upgrades
ATLAS COPCO (SHANGHAI)
PROCESS EQUIPMENT CO., LTD.
No. 899 Ceng Lin Road, Lingang New City
Shanghai, China
Tel: +86 021 22 08 48 76
Fax: +86 021 62 15 19 63
ATLAS COPCO COMPTEC, LLC
46 School Rd.
Voorheesville, NY 12186-9698 USA
Tel: 518-765-3344
Fax: 518-765-3357
ATLAS COPCO INDIA LTD.
Block D-1 Plot 24 Opposite Bird Valley
Garden Telco Road
MIDC Chindhwad Pune 411019 India
Tel: +91 9371099275
Contact: SS Vasan, General Manager
Email: ss.vasan@atlascopco.com
ATLAS COPCO KOREA
7Fl.; 14-1; Pangyoyeok-ro 192beon-gil,
Bundang-gu, Seongbam, 13524, South
Korea GAP Factory) 8, Mieumsandan-ro
377beon-gil, Gangseo-gu
Busan 46744 Korea South
Tel: +82 (0)10 3023 9599
Contact: SeungHoon Yang
Email: seunghoon.yang@atlascopco.com
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COMPANY DIRECTORY
ATLAS COPCO MAFI-TRENCH BAL SEAL ENGINEERING
COMPANY LLC 19650 Pauling
3037 Industrial Pkwy. Foothill Ranch, CA 92610 USA
Santa Maria, CA 93455 USA Contact: Mark Halloran, Marketing Director
Tel: 805-928-5757 Tel: 949-460-2100
Fax: 805-925-3861 BAKER HUGHES Toll Free: 800-366-1006
via Felice Matteucci, 2 Fax: 949-460-2300
Firenze 50127 Italy mhalloran@balseal.com
ATLAS COPCO SERVICE CENTER Contact: Chiara Toniato,
www.balseal.com
NORTH AMERICA External Affairs Leader
Custom-engineered seals, springs, and
950 Hall Court Tel: +39 055 423211
contacts that drive tomorrow’s technologies.
Deer Park (Houston), TX 77536 USA chiara.toniato@bakerhughes.com
Seals
Tel: 281-542-0920 www.bakerhughes.com
Baker Hughes is an energy technology
BALDWIN FILTERS
CPC PUMPS INTERNATIONAL company that provides solutions to
energy and industrial customers 4400 East Hwy. 30 P.O. Box 6010
5200 Mainway
worldwide. Built on a century of Kearney, NE 68847 USA
Burlington, ON, L7L 5Z1 Canada
experience and with operations in over Contact: Jean Seitz, Marketing
Tel: +1 (289) 288-4777 x277
120 countries, our innovative Tel: 308-234-1951
Contact: Hani Fayed
technologies and services are taking jean.seitz@parker.com
hfayed@cpcpumps.com
baldwinfilters.com
Part of the Atlas Copco Gas and Process energy forward – making it safer, cleaner
Heavy duty filters for on-road vehicles,
Division and more efficient for people and the
planet. Our Turbomachinery & Process off-road equipment applications.
Solutions business is a premium partner Filters
for rotating equipment, process flow
ATO AUTOMATION INC and transmission technologies, serving BALMAC, INC.
965 Citadel Dr. the entire energy and industrial sectors.
8205 Estates Pkwy., Ste. N
Los Angeles, CA 90045 USA Our mission is to advance the path to
Plain City, OH 43064 USA
Contact: Sunny Yang, Manager energy decarbonization, achieve LNG
Contact: Steve Crawford, Vice President
Tel: 312-370-1219 net-zero, accelerate the hydrogen
Tel: 614-873-8222
yyq@ato.com
revolutions and deliver solution to Fax: 614-873-2519
www.ato.com/peristaltic-pump
capture and process CO2. steve@balmacinc.com
ATO provides good-price micro peristaltic 3D Printing • Asset Management
www.balmacinc.com
dosing pumps, industrial peristaltic pumps Services • Bearings • Blades •
Quality manfacturer of vibration monitoring
Pumps Coatings • Combined Cycle Plants •
equipment for 37 years.
Combined Heat & Power Plant (CHP) • Vibration Monitoring Equipment
ATO AUTOMATION, INC. Combustor Parts • Compressors •
23555 Golden Springs Dr. Ste. H Compressors - Axial • Compressors
BASF
Diamond Bar, CA 91765 USA - Centrifugal • Compressors -
889 Valley Park Dr.
Contact: Jane Will, Sales Manager Reciprocating • Condition Monitoring
Shakopee, MN 55379 USA
Toll Free: 800-585-1519 • Consulting Services • Control
Contact: Ryan Seaton
qqz@ato.com Systems & Governors • Control
Tel: 952-496-6073
www.ato.com/flow-meters Systems - Optimization • Control
ryan.seaton@basf.com
ATO Inc. offers magnetic, vortex Systems - Retrofit • Design & Analysis
www.basf.com
and turbine flow meters. • Engineering Services • Expanders •
BASF combines economic success with
Flow Meters Field Service • Gas Turbines • Gas
environmental protection and social
Turbines - Aeroderivatives • Gas
responsibility.
Turbines - Combined Cycle • Gas
AUTOMATION PRODUCTS, INC. - Energy Systems
Turbines - Industrial • Gas Turbines -
DYNATROL® DIVISION
Mechanical Drive • Gas Turbines -
3030 Maxroy St.
Packagers • Gas Turbines - Power
Houston, TX 77008-6294 USA
Generation • Gas Turbines -
Contact: Steve Sawyer, Technical
Refurbished • Gearboxes • Generator
Applications
Sets - Gas Turbines • Heat
Tel: 713-869-0361
Exchangers • Impellers • Inspection •
Toll Free: 800-231-2062
Installation • Instrumentation &
Fax: 713-869-7332
Controls • Machinery for BEARINGS PLUS
ssawyer@dynatrolusa.com
Cogeneration • Maintenance - General 11951 N Spectrum Blvd.
www.dynatrolusa.com
• Maintenance Programs • Motors - Houston, TX 77047 USA
Field-proven Dynatrol® Density and
Electric • Operations & Maintenance • Contact: Peter Zanini, Director, Business
Viscosity Systems; plus Level Detectors.
Parts - Gas Turbines • Parts - Steam Development
Instrumentation & Controls
Tel: 713-948-6005
Turbines • Parts - Suppliers • Plant
Design • Plant Operation & pzanini@doverprecision.com
B&B-AGEMA Management • Power Plants • Power www.bearingsplus.com
Juelicher Strasse 338 Services • Prognostics • Pumps • Repairs, replacements and upgrades for fluid
Aachen, DE, D-52070 Germany Recovery Systems • Remote film bearings and high-performing seal
Contact: Karsten Kusterer, CEO Monitoring & Diagnostics • Repair & technologies. Expert analysis to optimize
Tel: +49 241 568780 Overhaul • Research & Development • performance.
Fax: +49 241 5687879 Sensors • Service for Turbines & Bearings • Bearings • Failure Analysis •
kusterer@bub-agema.de Generators • Software & Engineering Failure Analysis • Repair - Bearings •
www.bub-agema.de Programs • Steam Turbines • Testing Repair - Bearings • Sealing Products •
Independent service provider for professional • Testing Equipment • Total Plant Sealing Products • Seals • Seals
power plant engineering, gas turbine Service • Training • Transmissions •
component design, steam turbine design, Turbine Control Systems • Upgrades • BELLEVILLE INTERNATIONAL
failure root cause analyses. Valves • Vibration Analysis • Vibration 330 E. Cunningham St.
Engineering Services Monitoring Equipment Butler, PA 16001 USA
Contact: Garrett Grenek
Tel: 724-431-0444
Toll Free: 877-235-5384
BAKER HUGHES
Fax: 724-431-0153
4425 Westway Park Blvd
Ggrenek@BellevilleIntl.com
Houston, TX 77041 USA
www.BellevilleIntl.com
Turbomachinery & Process Solutions-
Manufacturer of belleville disc springs and
North America Offices
flow control components
Fasteners (Studs, Nuts, Bolts, etc.)
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BELTSERVICE CORPORATION BODYCOTE S3P BRAYTON ENERGY B-TECH VALVE, LLC
4143 Rider Trail North 443 East High St. 75B Lafayette Rd. 200 Cinnaminson Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63045 USA London, OH 43140 USA Hampton, NH 03842 USA Palmyra, NJ 08065 USA
Contact: Rick Callier, Marketing Manager Contact: Austin Downs, Contact: James Kesseli, President Contact: Charles Bauer, Application
Tel: 314-344-8500 Technical Sales Associate Tel: 603-601-0450 Engineering
Toll Free: 800-727-2358 Tel: 740-852-4955 Fax: 603-967-4027 Tel: 609-321-2205
Fax: 314-344-8511 Fax: 740-852-4956 kesseli@braytonenergy.com sales@b-techvalves.com
rcallier@beltservice.com austin.downs@bodycote.com www.braytonenergy.com www.b-techvalves.com
www.beltservice.com www.bodycote.com/s3p Brayton designs high efficiency, low emission B-Tech Valve manufactures, USA made,
Beltservice is America’s leading wholesaler Unique low temperature technologies for recuperated gas turbine engines. Probe Type, Actuated, Desuperheater Valves.
and fabricator of conveyor belts. surface hardening austenitic stainless steel. Gas Turbines - Power Generation Combined Cycle Plants
Machinery for Cogeneration Coating Services

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computer based systems. www.boltight.com Helping people think how to
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Fasteners (Studs, Nuts, Bolts, etc.) BROOK CROMPTON USA, INC.
BGH SPECIALTY STEEL SERVICES, INC. 7615 Detour Ave.
8190 Roll and Hold Pkwy. Ste. C
Cleveland, OH 44103 USA
BWD TURBINES LTD.
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755 Limeridge Rd. East
Contact: Jochen (Josh) Bachmann, COO Seiferitzer Allee 26 Hamilton, ON, L8W 1A4 Canada
VP Sales & Marketing
Tel: 773-915-3396 Meerane, Saxony 08393 Germany Contact: Joseph Daleo, President
Tel: 800-668-6779
jochen.bachmann@bghsteel.com Contact: Mr. Oliver Kuehner, CEO Tel: 905-648-9262
jeff.casey@brookcromptonna.com
www.bgh.de/en Tel: +49 376453900 daleo@bwdturbines.com
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Specialty Steel mill, available grades 17-4PH, Fax: +49 376453905092 www.bwdturbines.com
Industrial Electric Motors: ATEX, IEC,
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NEMA and Explosion Proof
Alloys www.borsig.de/zm expertise to users of gas turbines.
Motors - Electric
Reciprocating and integrally geared Consulting Services
centrifugal compressors for process gases
BHARAT FORGE LTD.
Compressors
Mundhwa, Pune India
Pune, Maharashtra 411036 India
Kuldeep Kumar, Dy. Manager - Turbocharger BOYD MACHINE & REPAIR CALNETIX TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
Tel: +2067042385 3794 W 50 S 16323 Shoemaker Ave.
Kuldeep.Kumar@bharatforge.com Kimmell, IN 46760 USA Cerritos, CA 90703 USA
BRUSH POWER GENERATION
www.bharatforge.com Contact: Bill Shultz, Shop Manager Contact: Venky Krishnan, Vice President
POWER HOUSE EXCELSIOR ROAD
We are now in the field of Turbomachinery Tel: 260-635-2195 of Business Development
Ashby de la Zouch
as well. Fax: 260-635-2329 Tel: 562-293-1678
LE65 1BU, UK
Compressors - Centrifugal bill.shultz@bmrgroup.net Fax: 562-293-1689
Paul Higgs , Regional Sales Director
www.bmrgroup.net info@calnetix.com
Tel: +441509611511
Equipment repair, modifications, welded www.calnetix.com
BHEL Toll Free: +441509612612
overlays, thermal sprayed coatings, turbine, High-speed permanent magnet motor/
International Operations Divison Paul.Higgs@brush.eu
compressions generators, power electronics and
5th Fl., Integrated office complex, Lodhi Rd. www.brush.eu
Service for Turbines & Generators magnetic bearings.
New Delhi, India 110003 India The BRUSH Group delivers innovative,
Bearings - Magnetic • Generators
Contact: Manoj Kumar Sodhani, DGM integrated and secure engineered
- Auxiliary Power Units • Motors -
Tel: +9871317320 solutions for global power generation,
Electric • Variable Frequency Drives
mksodhani@bhel.in power distribution and power network
www.bhel.in sectors for some of the most challenging
Power plant equipment, Manufacturer - critical process applications on the planet.
Gas, Coal, Solar, Hydro. With ready access to engineering
Plant Operation & Management support, build data, drawings, and OEM
parts BRUSH’s team of trusted experts is
BILL MCDONALD TEK-REPS, INC. BRADEN AMERICAS, INC. best suited to inspect, upgrade and repair
801 International Pkwy. Ste. 5076 your BRUSH generator, AVR, or power
13207 Tall Forest Dr.
Lake Mary, FL 32746 USA management system. Our team executes
Cypress, TX 77429 USA
Contact: Robert McGinty, OEM level rewinds for rotors, stators, and
Contact: Scott McDonald, Territory Manager
Director-Marketing & Sales excitation repairs for all OEM’s. These
Tel: 281-897-9020
Tel: 949-322-6993 capabilities enable us to provide support
smac@mcdonald-tek-reps.com
bmcginty@braden.com for your critical applications throughout
www.mcdonald-tek-reps.com
www.braden.com the life-cycle enabling long and
Manufacturer’s Representative of Vibration,
Braden is the worldwide leader of gas turbine highly-reliable operation.
Shock, Noise & Thermal Control Products
air & exhaust handling systems, specializing Balancing Equipment - At- or
Parts - Manufacturers
in Selective Catalytic Reduction and CO/VOC High-Speed • Combined Cycle Plants •
Reduction Systems, Air Inlet & Filtration and Condition Monitoring • Control
BLACKMER- PART OF PSG, Aftermarket Parts & Services with offices Systems & Governors • Control
A DOVER COMPANY located in USA, Europe and United Kingdom, Systems - Retrofit • Field Service •
1809 Century Ave. SW suppling over a half million MW of equipment Generators & Alternators • Geothermal
Grand Rapids, MI 49503 USA worldwide. Power • Inspection • Parts -
Contact: Thomas L. Stone, Dir. of Marketing Anti-Icing • Catalysts • Dampers • Manufacturers • Repair & Overhaul •
Tel: 616-241-1611 Emissions Reductions • Exhaust Systems Service for Turbines & Generators
tom.stone@psgdover.com • Expansion Joints • Gas Turbine Exhaust
www.blackmer.com Systems • NOx Control • SCR • Silencers
Global manufacturer of positive displacement BRUSH AMERICAS
pumps, centrifugal pumps and compressors. 601 Braddock Ave.
Pumps BRADEN EUROPE B.V.
Nieuw Eyckolt 290H Turtle Creek, PA 15145 USA
Heerlen 6419DJ Netherlands Tel: +1 412 829 7500
BODYCOTE Tel: +31 6 46611118 Generator Services
12700 Park Central Dr. Ste.700
Dallas, TX 75251 USA BRUSH CZ
Byron Williamson, V.P. Global Marketing BRADEN UK LTD.
Blyth CEC, 116 Office, Ridley Street Edvarda Beneše
Tel: 214-904-2420 564/39 Doudlevce
byron.williamson@bodycote.com Blyth, NE24, 3AG, UK
Tel: ++ 44 (0) 1670 542843 Plzen 301 00 Czech Republic
www.bodycote.com Tel: +420 378 210 628
Coatings Generator Manufacturing & Services

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CAMFIL POWER SYSTEMS
P.O. Box 155 Viaredsvagen 22
Boras, SE 501 13 Sweden
Contact: Marc Van den Eynde, Vice
President Global Sales and Marketing
Tel: +46 33 17 85 00
Toll Free: +1 855 ASK CFPS
marc.vandeneynde@camfil.com
www.camfil.com/en/products/
turbomachinery-filters
With over 60 years of experience, Camfil
Power Systems is a data-driven
organization that specializes in air inlet
and acoustical systems for
turbomachinery, including gas turbines,
generators, industrial air compressors
and diesel engines. Our engineering
experts continuously strive to protect
this high-value equipment by designing
the best filtration and acoustical
solutions to meet the priorities and
requirements of original equipment
manufacturers (OEMs), engineering
procurement construction companies
(EPCs), operators and end users. They
can be assured that their equipment will
operate in the most profitable way, with
maximum availability and reliability,
while reducing their carbon footprint.
Air Chillers • Air Filters • Air Monitors
• Anti-Icing • Condition Monitoring •
Consulting Services • Cooling
Systems • Education • Efficiency &
Performance Monitoring •
Engineering Services • Environmental
Services • Field Service • Inspection
• Installation • Intake Filters • Project
Engineering • Remote Monitoring &
Diagnostics • Research &
Development • Silencers • Training •
Turbine Cooling - Inlet Cooling
CAMFIL AIR FILTRATION INDIA LTD.
62 Ind.Development Colony Mehrauli Rd.
Gurgaon, Haryana 122001 India
Tel: +91 124 48 74 100
Power systems
CAMFIL POWER SYSTEMS CANADA
3025 Joseph A Bombardier
Laval, Quebec, H7P 6C5, Canada
Tel: +1 450 786 2532
CAMFIL POWER SYSTEMS CHINA
16/F New Concept Building 39 Wuzhong Rd.
Shanghai 200233 China
Tel: +862131076590
CAMFIL POWER SYSTEMS
MIDDLE EAST
FLZIU10-BA01-BA02-BA03 Jebel Ali Free
Zone Jafza, South
Dubai United Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 886 5882
CAPSTONE GREEN ENERGY
(FORMERLY CAPSTONE
TURBINE CORP.)
16640 STAGG STREET
VAN NUYS, CA 91406 USA
Contact: Maria Silva, Marketing
& Media Relations Manager
Tel: 8187345300
msilva@cCGRNenergy.com
www.capstonegreenenergy.com
MicroTurbine packages for CHP systems
of individual sites.
Microturbines
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COMPANY DIRECTORY
CAPTURE 3D, INC. COMBUSTION ASSOCIATES, INC.
Headquarters 3505 Cadillac Ave., F1 555 Monica Cir.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 USA Corona, CA 92880 USA
Catherine S. Kim, Marketing Manager Contact: Pooya Kabiri,
Tel: 714-546-7278 VP of Operations and Engineering
catherine@capture3d.com Tel: 951-272-6999
www.capture3d.com Fax: 951-272-8066
Precise and rapid 3D measurement scanning pkabiri@cai3.com
solution with airfoil inspection. www.cai3.com
Testing Equipment CINCINNATI GEARING SYSTEMS Engineering/Manufacturing of gas turbine
INC. power generation systems, simple cycle,
5757 Mariemont Ave. cogen.
CARVER PUMP COMPANY
Cincinnati, OH 45227 USA Power Plants
2415 Park Ave.
Muscatine, IA 52761 USA Contact: Maeve McGoff, Marketing
Randy Siler, Sales & Marketing Manager Manager COMPMASTER, LLC
Tel: 563-263-3410 Tel: 513-527-8600 6303 N Sam Houston Pkwy. W
Fax: 563-262-0510 sales@cincinnatigear.com Houston, TX 77086 USA
rsiler@carverpump.com cincinnatigearingsystems.com Contact: Chris Kapp, General manager
www.carverpump.com CGS is an industry leader in precision Tel: 832-349-2703
Manufacturer of Centrifugal pumps gear manufacturing and design Chris.Kapp@compmaster-us.com
for a wide range of applications. engineering. Air Separation, API www.compressormaster.com
Pumps - Centrifugal 617/677, Compressors, Expanders, Gas Support & Supply New and Upgraded Screw
Processing, Integrally Geared, Planetary, & Reciprocating Packages
Pumps, Stand-Alone. Compressors
CD-ADAPCO
Compressors • Gas Turbines •
60 Broadhollow Rd.
Gearboxes • Gears
Melville, NY 11747 USA COMPONENT PROCESS & REPAIR
Contact: Geri Jackman Unit 1-2 Dickenson Pl. South Bersted
Tel: 631-549-2300 Business Park
Fax: 613-549-2654 Bognor Regis, West Sussex, PO22 9QU, UK
CLARCOR INDUSTRIAL AIR
info@cd-adapco.com 11501 Outlook St. Ste. 100 Contact: David Turnell,
www.cd-adapco.com Business Development Manager
Overland Park, KS 66211 USA
CAE/CFD analysis software and services Contact: GTI Sales Tel: +07747601332
across all turbomachinery applications. Toll Free: +07747601332
Tel: 816-356-8400
Design & Analysis Toll Free: 800-821-2222 david.turnell@cprlimited.co.uk
www.cprlimited.co.uk
gti-filtration@clarcor.com
www.clarcorindustrialair.com Component repair for Industrial Turbines,
CFTURBO, INC.
Leading manufacturer of gas turbine inlet Compressors and Aerospace Engines, APU’s
19 Morris Ave. Brooklyn Navy Yard, Bld. 128
filtration solutions. Repair & Overhaul - Gas Turbines
Brooklyn, NY 11205 USA
Contact: Ralph-Peter Mueller, President Intake Filters
Tel: 929-999-7950
ralph-peter.mueller@cfturboinc.com CLARK-RELIANCE
www.cfturbo.com 16633 Foltz Pkwy.
CFturbo software makes turbomachinery Strongsville, OH 44149 USA
design easy. Contact: Victoria Weber, Marketing Manager
Design & Analysis Tel: 440-572-1500
vweber@clark-reliance.com
CHAMPION AVIATION DYNAMIC www.clark-reliance.com
TECHNOLOGY (XI’AN) CO. LTD. Jacoby-Tarbox® Leader in sight flow
No 38 First Rd. of Aviation Yanliang CAIB indicators & windows since 1914.
(CHINA National Aviation Industry Base) Gauges & Indicators COMPRESSOR CONTROLS
CORPORATION
Xi’an, Shaanxi 710089 China
4745 121st St.
Contact: Kevin C H Lau, Marketing Director CLEAN AIR COMPANY Des Moines, IA 50323 USA
Tel: +85224191622 428 New Brunswick Ave. Contact: Shady Tawfik, Global Strategic
Fax: +85224191606 Fords, NJ 08863 USA Marketing Manager
kevin@champion.com.hk Contact: Victoria Tan, Marketing Assistant Tel: 515-334-2593
www.cadt.cn Toll Free: 800-738-0911
We produce impellers blisks sizes up to
stawfik@cccglobal.com
victoria@cleanairco.com www.cccglobal.com
2500mm in diameter. www.cleanairco.com
CCC is the leader in Turbomachinery Train
Impellers Industrial dust collection system
Optimization Services for the upstream,
and downdraft tables in NJ. midstream and downstream Oil & Gas industry.
CHECKFLUID Air Filters CCC experience is executed in a comprehensive
4070 Eastgate Cres platform of hardware, software and consulting
London, ON, n5w0a6 Canada C-MAC 3D PRINTING SERVICE services that optimize turbomachinery to
Contact: Angelica Da Conceicao, Sales & SYDNEY improve process performance, increase yield,
Business Development 72 - 74 Mandoon Rd. save energy, and reduce downtime.
Tel: 519-652-6373 Girraween, New South Wales 2145 Australia Consulting Services • Control Systems
adaconceicao@checkfluid.com Contact: Aaron Chen, Marketing Manager - Optimization • Control Systems -
www.checkfluid.com Tel: +61 200 000 000 Retrofit • Engineering Services • Training
Checkfluid makes oil sampling easier by aaronc@cmac.com.au • Turbine Control Systems
manufacturing sampling valves. www.cmac.com.au/3d-design-printing/
Valves 3d-design-printing-summary-cmac
3D Printing Services in Sydney
CHENG POWER SYSTEMS, INC. 3D Printing
480 San Antonio Rd.
Mountain View, CA 94040 USA COBEY, INC.
Contact: Sheena Mundra, Business One Ship Canal Pkwy.
Development Buffalo, NY 14218 USA
Tel: 650-941-9292 Contact: Eric McKendry, Vice President
smundra@chengpower.com Tel: 716-362-9550
www.chengpower.com Fax: 716-362-9551
CLN Cheng Low NOx Emission Control quotes@cobey.com
Cheng Cycle Power Augment www.cobey.com
Combined Cycle Plants Custom Piping/Compressor package design/
manufacturing for the oil and gas industry.
Compressors - Packagers • Lubrication
Systems • Steam Turbines - Packagers
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COMPRESSORTECH2 - KHL GROUP COPES-VULCAN CRYOSTAR SAS
20855 Watertown Rd. Ste. 220 5620 West Rd. Zone Industrielle P.O. BOX 48
Waukesha, WI 53186-1873 USA McKean, PA 16426 USA Hesingue 68220 France
Contact: Katie Bivens, Sales Manager Contact: Julia Burton Contact: Kinny, Regine,
Tel: 262-754-4100 Tel: 814-476-5800 Communication Executive
Fax: 262-754-4175 Fax: 814-476-5848 Tel: +33389702727
katie.bivens@khl.com COOK COMPRESSION cv@spx.com Fax: +33389702777
www.compressortech2.com 11951 N Spectrum Blvd. www.copesvulcan.com regine.kinny@cryostar.com
Writing about global gas compression Houston, TX 77047 USA A worldwide leader in valves for severe and www.cryostar.com
products and applications since 1996 Contact: Skip Foreman, Manager of critical applications. Experts in technologies for Industrial Gas,
Books & Magazines Product Sales - Americas Valves Power Generation, LNG, Hydrocarbon
Tel: 713-433-2002 Compressors
CONCEPTS NREC sforeman@doverprecision.com CORMETECH, INC.
217 Billings Farm Rd. www.cookcompression.com 5000 International Dr. CRYOSTAR USA
White River Junction, VT 05001 USA Engineered solutions to increase Durham, NC 27712 USA Cryostar USA 5897
Contact: Kate Guerrina, Marketing Manager reciprocating compressor reliability and Contact: G. Wensell Colony Dr.
Tel: 802-296-2321 performance. High-quality compressor Tel: 919-595-8700 Bethlehem, PA 18017 USA
Fax: 802-296-2325 valves, packing cases, packing rings, wensellg@cormetech.com Contact: Simon Hautdidier, Sales Manager
info@conceptsnrec.com piston rings, rider bands, oil wipers, www.cormetech.com America, BU Process Machinery
www.conceptsnrec.com pistons, piston rods, cylinders and The world’s leading manufacturer and Tel: 484-281-3401
Your total resource for turbomachinery liners, backed by the services and supplier of SCR catalyst. Toll Free: 800-483-1052
engineering services, rig testing, laboratory systems to install, control, monitor, Emissions Reductions Fax: 484-281-3402
analysis, design and manufacturing software, maintain and repair them. simon.hautdidier@cryostar.com
precision 5-axis machining, and Emissions Reductions • Field Service www.cryostar.com
CP INTERNATIONAL, INC.
turbomachinery engineering courses. • Flow Meters • Maintenance - Large Turbo-expanders Compressor/
10681 Haddington Ste. 130
Books & Magazines • Engineering Compressor Specialist • Packing Generator for Gas processing, Ammonia
Houston, TX 77043 USA
Services • Machining • Software & Rings • Repair & Overhaul • Rerates and ethylene plants.
Contact: Gary Abel, North America Drill Pipe
Engineering Programs • Training • Research & Development • Valves Expanders
& OCTG Project Sales Mgr
Tel: 713-464-8890 x 237
Fax: 713-464-5537 CUSTOM ENGINEERING COMPANY
COOK COMPRESSION - SUZHOU gabel@cptdcusa.com 2800 McClelland Ave.
No. 11 Wei Wen Rd. Suzhou Industrial Park www.cptdcusa.com Erie, PA 16514 USA
Suzhou 215122 China Skids Contact: Troy Miodus,
Contact: Willa Qu, Country Manager Technical Sales Engineer
Tel: 814-823-5840
Tel: +86 21 24112600 CPI - WORLDWIDE HEADQUARTERS
wqu@doverprecision.com Fax: 814-899-2729
4410 Greenbriar Dr.
CONTEC GMBH www.cookcompression.com Stafford, TX 77477 USA
tmiodus@customeng.com
INDUSTRIEAUSRÜSTUNGEN Engineered solutions to increase reciprocating Contact: Jamie Mushinski
www.customeng.com
Heideweg 24 compressor reliability and performance. Welding, Machining, Forming, Blasting,
Tel: 713-462-1061
Bad Honnef 53604 Germany Emissions Reductions • Packing Rings • and Painting
Toll Free: 800-675-6646
Contact: Jochen Lehmkuhl, Valves Welding
info@c-p-i.com
Managing Director
www.c-p-i.com
Tel: +49-(0)2224.98930
COOK COMPRESSION LTD. Provides quality reciprocating compressor DALTEC CANADIAN BUFFALO
Fax: +49-(0)2224.989320
Helix Business Park New Bridge Rd. products, field services and technical FAN MFG. LTD.
lehmkuhl@contec-filtration.de
Ellesmere Port, CH65 4LR UK solutions. 465 Laird Rd.
www.contec-filtration.de
Craig Slidders, Internal Sales Manager Compressors - Reciprocating Guelph, ON, N1G 4W1 Canada
Know under the COMS® brand name, Contec
Tel: +44 151 355 5937 Contact: OEM Sales Manager,
Oil Mist Separators are used on lubrication oil
OEM Sales Manager
tanks for turbines, compressors, turbo cslidders@doverprecision.com CREARE, LLC
www.cookcompression.com Tel: 519-837-1921
engines and large engines. COMS® 16 Great Hollow Rd.
Engineered solutions to increase reciprocating Toll Free: 888-532-5822
high-performance filters ensure constant Hanover, NH 03755 USA
compressor reliability and performance. Fax: 519-837-2380
negative pressure in the lube oil system and Contact: Eric W. Grald, Business
Emissions Reductions • Flow Meters • faninfo@daltecfans.com
guarantee absolute operational safety and Development Manager
Maintenance - Compressor Specialist • www.daltecfans.com
clean exhaust air. contec: clean solution Tel: 603-643-3800
Packing Rings • Valves The Best People and Services
on demand. Fax: 603-643-4657
in the fan industry.
Filters • Lubrication Systems - Filters • ewg@creare.com
Fans & Blowers
Sensors COOK COMPRESSION www.creare.com
5401 Oswego St, Ste B Expertise in design, analysis, fabrication and
Denver, CO 80239 USA testing of rotating machinery DB CONSULTING
CONTROL INSTRUMENTS Research & Development P.O. Box 9903
CORPORATION Tel: 303-750-1991
Virginia Beach, VA 23450 USA
25 Law Dr.
COOK COMPRESSION Contact: Dottie Bowling, Owner
Fairfield, NJ 07004 USA CROWLEY LOGISTICS INC.
1760 Genesis Dr Tel: 757-463-7329
Contact: Chris Grieshaber, 15894 Diplomatic Plaza Dr.
La Porte, IN 46350 USA dottiebowling@dbconsulting1.com
Regional Sales Manager Houston, TX 77032 USA
Tel: 219-324-9400 www.dbconsulting1.com
Tel: 973-575-9114 Contact: Veronica Castro, Account
Recruiter specializing in energy production,
Fax: 973-575-0013 Executive- Project & Global Logistics
COOK COMPRESSION heavy industry, manufacturing.
cgrieshaber@controlinstruments.com Tel: 832-850-4000
2540 Centennial Blvd Nationwide network.
www.controlinstruments.com Fax: 832-850-4142
Jeffersonville, IN 47130 USA Recruiters & Employment Agencies
50 years manufacturing detection systems for veronica.castro@crowley.com
hazardous gases and vapors. Tel: 502-515-6900 www.crowley.com/forwarding
Gas Analyzers Global logistics and international freight
COOK COMPRESSION forwarding services.
6836 Pat Ave Turbomachinery Shipping & Storage
CONVAL, INC. Oklahoma City, OK 73149 USA Containers
96 Phoenix Ave. Tel: 405-677-3153
Enfield, CT 06082 USA
Contact: Don Bowers, Vice President COOK COMPRESSION
Tel: 860-749-0761 2605 West 42nd St
Fax: 860-763-3557 Odessa, TX 79764 USA
dbowers@conval.com Tel: 432-367-7786
www.conval.com
Severe service Clampseal globe valves and COOK COMPRESSION
Camseal metal-seated ball valves. 10800 Valley View St
Valves Cypress, CA 90630 USA
Tel: 562-944-3451

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DE PRETTO INDUSTRIE SRL
Via Antonio Fogazzaro, 5
Schio 36015 Italy
Contact: Turbomachinery Business
Unit, Sales Manager
Tel: +39 0445 691511
info@deprettoindustrie.it
www.deprettoindustrie.com
De Pretto Industrie is an Italian
turbomachinery
manufacturer. The
company was
established in 1885
and for more than 80
years has been part
of leading global
organizations. De
Pretto Industrie is today an independent
company acting as an Original
Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) for new
steam turbine generator sets up to
50MW but also as an Independent
Service Provider (ISP) of any rotating
equipment manufactured by any OEMs
in the market thanks to its reverse
engineering capabilities and its technical
dept of 30+ engineers covering all key
domains (thermodynamic/construction/
instrumentation/system). De Pretto
Industrie has extensive engineering
competence in repair and revamps of
turbomachinery, developing customized
solutions for each product and make.
One stop solution provider for any
rotating equipment, repair in emergency
situations, OEM-equivalent warranties
as well as cost and lead time
advantages are the main benefits we
can provide to our customers.
Innovative thinking is applied to
manufacturing and upgrading of
turbomachinery control systems
according to the highest market
standards, latest normative and best
practices. We usually follow a
customized and tailor made approach
for all our projects, bringing lower
capital and operating expenditures
(CAPEX and OPEX) to end-users.
Blades - Turbines • Control Systems
& Governors • Generator Sets -
Steam Turbines • Maintenance -
Compressor Specialist • Maintenance
- Steam Turbine Specialist •
Maintenance Programs • Parts -
Steam Turbines • Repair & Overhaul •
Service for Turbines & Generators •
Steam Turbines • Steam Turbines -
Refurbished • Upgrades
DELVE ENERGY GROUP
855 Foxberry Farms Rd. Ste.200
Minneapolis, MN 55340 USA
Contact: Donald Verbick, President
Tel: 763-478-3580
Fax: 763-478-2430
dverbick@delveenergy.com
www.delveenergy.com
Consulting services strategy, design,
construction, commissioning,
O&M of power facilities.
Cogeneration Eng. & Consulting Services
DEWA (DUBAI ELECTRICITY
AND WATER AUTHORITY)
Dubai Jebel Ali- JAPS Generation-
P2- M Station
Dubai 564 United Arab Emirates
Contact: Adel Sobhy Kamel Abdellatif
Tel: +971555174964
adel.abdellatif@dewa.gov.ae
www.dewa.gov.ae
Water Treatment
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COMPANY DIRECTORY
DEWAL INDUSTRIES
15 Ray Trainer Dr.
Narragansett, RI 02882 USA
Contact: Chris.Brooks
Tel: 401-789-9736
Toll Free: 800-366-8356 DOOSAN ŠKODA POWER
chris.brooks@rogerscorporation.com DRAKE CONTROLS, LLC
Tylova 1/57
www.dewal.com 8731 Fallbrook Dr.
Plzen 301 28 Czech Republic
Oil and Gas Exploration, Houston, TX 77064 USA
Contact: Daniel Prochazka,
submersible pump tapes. Contact: Alex Cabrera, Sales Team
COO and Sales Director
Vibration Monitoring Equipment Tel: 713-996-0190
Tel: +420 371 435 000
Toll Free: 877-544-5201
Fax: +420 371 435 910
Fax: 713-996-0195
DFC TANK PRESSURE VESSEL doosanskodapower@doosan.com
acabrera@drakecontrols.com
MANUFACTURER CO., LTD www.doosanskodapower.com
www.drakecontrols.com
Gaoyi Industrial ParkShijiazhuang City, Doosan Škoda Power,
As one of Woodward’s largest channel
Hebei Province, China, 051330 producer and supplier of
partners across the globe and
Shijiazhuang 051330 China power equipment
Recognized Turbine Retrofitter, Drake
Contact: Jeawin Huang, (machine halls, turbine
Controls delivers complete
Sales Representative islands, turbo-sets,
turbomachinery control and protection
Tel: 86-311-85150018 steam turbines 3-1,200
system solutions for steam and gas
dfctank@jeawin.com MW, heat exchangers)
turbines, compressors, generators and
www.dfctank.com and complete services (modernization,
the integration of auxiliary systems
Pressure Vessel Manufacturer overhauls etc.) for fossil and nuclear
including actuators, valves and vibration
Machine Tools power plants, combined cycle,
monitoring and protection.
renewables (CSP, WtE, biomass) and
Email sales@drakecontrols.com or
industrial applications for district heating
DI VITA ENGINEERING, LLC call us at 877-544-5201 for critical
and for utilities and municipalities.
3210 S. 2000 E components, customized solutions
Combined Cycle Plants • Generator Sets
Salt Lake City, UT 84109 USA and technical services.
- Steam Turbines • Heat Exchangers •
Contact: Macarena Di Vita, CEO Actuators • Condition Monitoring •
Maintenance - General • Maintenance -
Tel: 917-975-5874 Control Systems & Governors • Control
Steam Turbine Specialist • Operations &
sales@divitaengineering.com Systems - Retrofit • Emergency
Maint. - Steam Turbines • Repair &
www.divitaengineering.com Shutdown • Enclosures • Field Service
Overhaul • Service for Turbines &
Laser alignment manufacturer LA Blue • Instrumentation & Controls • Turbine
Generators • Steam Turbines • Steam
Alignment Control Systems • Valves • Vibration
Turbines - Refurbished
Monitoring Equipment
DIAGEN LABORATORY
Technicka 8 DOOSAN ŠKODA POWER
Plzen 30614 Czech Republic Vídenská 63 DURLMARK INDUSTRIAL, INC.
Contact: Jindrich Liska Brno 639 00 Czech Republic No.10, Liu Lingtai Rd.
Tel: +737985225 Tel: +420 530 350 905 Jinagsu 213452 China
jinliska@kky.zcu.cz Business Office Contact: David Wei
www.kky.zcu.cz Tel: 86-512-62923695
Vibration Analysis DOOSAN ŠKODA POWER durlmarkindustrial@gmail.com
Bucharova 1314/8 www.durlmark.com
Valves, flanges, pipe fittings & Industrial
DIXIE CULLEN INTERESTS, INC. Praha 158 00 Czech Republic
Tel: +420 222 201 087 Valves, Steel Pipe Manufacturer.
8501 East Freeway
Business - Technical Office Testing Equipment
Houston, TX 77029 USA
Contact: Catherine James, President
Tel: 713-747-1101 SKODA POWER PVT. LTD. DURR UNIVERSAL, INC.
Fax: 713-747-1422 2nd Floor, DLF Square Building 1925 US Highway 51 And 138
catherine@dixiecullen.com Jacranda Marg, DLF City, DLF Phase – II Stoughton, WI 53589-1911 USA
www.dixiecullen.com Gurugram, Haryana 12002 India Contact: James Mitchell, Director, sales
Heavy Lift Industrial Storage, Climate Tel: +91 124 4559500 Tel: 608-630-6338
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EPT CLEAN OIL EVEREST SCIENCES FRANKE-FILTER GMBH
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GAS ELECTRIC PARTNERSHIP GLEITLAGERTECHNIK GOIMEK
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Hellertown, PA 18055 USA Precision Touchdown (Backup), Angular
883 Hampshire Rd. Ste. E Tel: 3398319822
Contact: Stephen St.Martin, General Contact and Radial Ball Bearings. GMN
Stow, OH 44224 USA request@gabrieletuzi.com
Manager Bearing USA prides itself on, and is known
Contact: Jim Parmelee, Sales Director www.gabrieletuzi.com
Tel: 610-838-9625 for exceptional customer service and
Tel: 330-867-9999 blades, vanes, combustor, rotor, casing,
Fax: 610-838-9650 engineering support. GMN Bearing USA has
Fax: 330-865-0862 installation kits, filters, honey combs
sestmartin@gasair.net grown to be the Touchdown Bearing experts
jim.parmelee@glebusalloys.com Gas Turbines
www.gasair.net in the USA.
www.glebusalloys.com
Process and Industrial Gas & Air Compressors Bearings
Self-Lubricated Bearing Materials, CSM Solid
Compressors - Reciprocating
Alloys & CBM Bi-Metal.
Bearings • Parts - Manufacturers

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GTANALYSIS, INC. HOLLAND-CONTROLS BV HPI, LLC
2848 Manatee Ave. E Adam Smithstraat 6 15503 West Hardy Rd.
Bradenton, FL 34208 USA Hengelo, Overeijssel 7559 SW Netherlands Houston, TX 77060 USA
Contact: Kenneth Boehm, President Contact: Ed Stokkentreeff, Sales Manager Contact: Nicole Ebert, Director of Marketing
Tel: 941-746-5800 Tel: +31 74 3030 300 Tel: 713-457-7500
info@gtanalysis.com Fax: +31 74 3030 333 Fax: 713-457-7501
HILCO FILTRATION DIVISION OF
www.gtanalysis.com info@holland-controls.com nebert@hpi-llc.com
THE HILLIARD CORPORATION
Combined Cycle Digital Twin Monitoring Wet www.holland-controls.com www.hpi-llc.com
100 W. Fourth St.
Compression Controls Firing PPA Gas Turbine Control System Specialists: HPI,LLC provides solutions for all types of
Elmira, NY 14901 USA
Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics Retrofits, Consultancy, Field Service, Support rotating equipment needs.
Contact: Rob Doud, Marketing Manager
Turbine Control Systems Control Systems - Retrofit
Tel: 607-733-7121
GTI PREDICITVE TECHNOLOGY Fax: 607-735-0836
33 Zachary Rd. rdoud@hilliardcorp.com HOOSIER PATTERN, INC. HUBEI DEFON HEAT EXCHANGER
Manchester, NH 03109 USA www.hilliardcorp.com 906 No. 10th St. CO. LTD.
Contact: Paul Berberian, VP Sales & The HILCO Division cost-effectively Decatur, IN 46733 USA 268 Daye Rd.
Marketing brings fluid contamination problems Contact: Alyssa Corral Daye City, Hubei 435100 China
Toll Free: 888-473-9675 under control. HILCO engineers a Tel: 260-724-9430 x 144 Contact: Dan Cullis, Director of International
paulb@gtipredictive.com full-range of filters, cartridges, vessels, Fax: 260-724-9433 Sales
www.gtipredictive.com vent mist eliminators, transfer valves, alyssa@hoosierpatters.com Tel: 86-714-8762954
Predictive maintenance solutions for the iPad reclaimers, coalescer separators, www.hoosierpattern.com dan.cullis@hbdefon.com
platform. Vibration, Balance, Alignment varnish removal systems and membrane Manufacturers for a wide variety of industrial www.hbdefon.com
Vibration Analysis filtration systems. HILCO products help & commercial pumps. heat exchangers-Shell and Tube, Extended
reduce the cost of new oil purchases, 3D Printing Surface, Plate- Frame, oil coolers
decrease disposal costs, lessen Heat Exchangers
HAMMELMANN CORPORATION
component wear, reduce downtime,
436 Southpointe Dr. HOUSTON DYNAMIC SERVICE, INC.
and curtail environment contamination.
Dayton, OH 45342 USA 8150 Lawndale St. HYDAC CORPORATION
Filters • Gas Turbines - Starters •
Contact: Jason Priest, Sales Proposals Houston, TX 77012 USA 2260 City Line Rd.
Lubrication Systems - Filters • Oil
Tel: 937-859-8777 Contact: Clayton Lau, President Bethlehem, PA 18017 USA
Purification Equipment • Starters •
Toll Free: 800-783-4935 Tel: 713-928-6200 Contact: Jonathan McLean, Market Manager
Valves
Fax: 937-859-9188 Fax: 713-928-2903 - Industrial OEM
jason.priest@hammelmann.com clayton@houstondynamic.com Tel: 610-266-0100
www.hammelmann.com www.houstondynamic.com jonathan.mclean@hydacusa.com
Hammelmann API 674 / 675 vertical design Seal Strip Solutions, J & L Strips, refurbish www.hydacusa.com
HINES INDUSTRIES
Process Injection pumps. seal housings Manufacture Lube Filters, Accumulators, Gas
240 Metty Dr.
Pumps Seals Coalescing Filters, Sensors, Coolers,
Ann Arbor, MI 48103 USA
Accessories
Contact: Chelsea Gibbons
Filters
HAUG SAUER KOMPRESSOREN AG Tel: 734-769-2300
Industriestr. 6 Fax: 734-996-9192
St. Gallen, CH-9015 Switzerland cgibbons@hinesindustries.com IBRAHIM & ASSOCIATES LLC
Contact: Bernd Schmidt, www.hinesindustries.com 22647 Ventura Boulevard 432
Recovery Business Development World leader in balancing equipment, innovation Los Angeles, CA 91364 USA
Tel: +49-176-203-363-46 and manufacturing process improvement Contact: Zuhair Ibrahim, Principal
bernd.schmidt@haug.ch Balancing Equipment HOWDEN Tel: 323-744-1472
www.haug.ch 900 West Mount St. zuhair@ibrahim-eng.com
Natural Gas Recovery of leakage gas, Connersville, IN 47331 USA www.ibrahim-eng.com
HITACHI AMERICA LTD.
ZERO EMISSION Contact: Sonja Johnson, Marketing Engineering Consultants, specializing in Gas
50 Prospect Ave.
Emissions Reductions Operations Lead Turbines and rotating machinery.
Tarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Tel: 765-827-9200 Gas Turbines
Contact: Chiaki Nagaoka, Sr. Sales Manager
Toll Free: 800-55-ROOTS
HCS GROUP, INC. Tel: 914 332-5800
Fax: 765-827-9317
1030 1st St. chiaki.nagaoka.qy@hitachi.com IDEAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
sonja.johnson@howden.com
Humble, TX 77338 USA www.hitachi.com/businesses/infrastructure/ (FORMERLY HYUNDAI IDEAL
www.howden.cloud/turbohandbook
Contact: Mike Kemp, President redirect/re_ip.html ELECTRIC CO.)
Howden is a global leader in mission
Tel: 281-540-4838 Hitachi is a worldwide supplier of Industrial 330 East 1st St.
critical air and gas handling
Fax: 285-540-6105 Process Gas Compressors. Mansfield, OH 44902 USA
technology. Backed by over 160 years
mike.kemp@hcsgroup.com Compressors - Centrifugal Contact: Nic Phillips, Founding Member
of heritage and a presence in 35
www.hcsgroup.com Tel: 419-522-3611
countries, we specialize in engineering
Specialize on 25MW and less gas turbine info@theidealelectric.com
HI-TECH FURNACE SYSTEMS, INC. for the future. Our team designs,
systems www.theidealelectric.com
13179 West Star Dr. builds, installs and services highly
Cogeneration Eng. & Consulting Services Manufacturers of custom electric motors,
Shelby Township, MI 48315 USA engineered fans, compressors, heat
generators and controls since 1903.
Contact: Robert Kornfeld, President exchangers and turbines, with related
Generators & Alternators
HEAT TRANSFER TECHNOLOGIES Tel: 586-566-0600 high-tech equipment and software.
Cap Couserans 8 rue notre dame rkornfeld@hi-techfurnace.com We enable our customers’ vital
Saint Lizier 09190 France www.hi-techfurnace.com processes while developing IFTA GMBH
Contact: Bernard Delvalle, Sales Manager Fluoride Ion Cleaning (FIC) and Chemical world-class, durable technology for Junkersstrasse 8
Tel: +33 6 85 20 11 95 Vapor Deposition (CVD) systems. optimal performance in a safe, Puchheim 82178 Germany
Fax: +33 5 34 14 39 31 Repair & Overhaul - Gas Turbines sustainable and cost-effective future. Contact: Dr. Jakob Hermann, General
b.delvalle@h2t-fr.com Alignment • Balancing Equipment • Manager
conseil.h2t-fr.com Combined Heat & Power Plant Tel: +49 89 839 2719-20
HOERBIGER SERVICE - MIDDLE EAST
We specialize in the fields of energy & fluids. (CHP) • Compressors - Centrifugal Fax: +49 89 839 2719-11
Jebel Ali Free Zone, P.O. Box 17153, Rd. 626
Consulting Services • Compressors - Reciprocating • mail@ifta.com
Dubai 17153 United Arab Emirates
Compressors - Screw • Fans & www.ifta.com
Contact: Prithviraj Shetty, Project Engineer
Blowers • Field Service • Combustion Dynamics Measurement, Data
HIGH TECH SERVICES Tel: +97148814567
Maintenance - Compressor Analysis, Monitoring & Protection, Active
999 E. Arapho Ste. 200 prithviraj.shetty@hoerbiger.com
Specialist • Maintenance - General Control
Richardson, TX 75081 USA www.hoerbiger.com
• Maintenance Programs • Vibration Monitoring Equipment
Contact: Jonathan Brashier, Sales Engineering Services
Tel: 972-690-0901 Operations & Maintenance • Parts
Fax: 972-690-4762 - Manufacturers • Power Plants - IGW (POWER)
HOFFER FLOW CONTROLS Biomass • Power Plants - Steam •
jonathanbrashier@hightechservices.com Kampveldstraat 51
107 Kitty Hawk Ln. Repair & Overhaul • Software &
www.hightechservices.com Oostkamp 8020 Belgium
Elizabeth City, NC 27909 USA Engineering Programs • Steam
Fabrication/rebuilding of vacuum equipment Contact: Laurens Sanders, Communication
Contact: Sandee Kelly, Turbines • Testing • Vibration
and helium leak detection. Officer
VP North American Sales Analysis • Wastewater Treatment
Vacuum Equipment Tel: +3250826907
Tel: 252-331-1997
Fax: +3250826974
Toll Free: 800-628-4584
laurens.sanders@igwpower.com
Fax: 252-331-2886
info@hofferflow.com HOWDEN www.IGWpower.com
7204 Harms Road Industry leading provider of transmission
www.hofferflow.com
Houston, TX 77041 USA solutions, 65 years of experience.
Hoffer manufactures turbine flowmeters/
Tel: 716-817-6900 Gears
indicators for high accuracy flow measurement.
Flow Meters Compressors • Aftermarket

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IHI CORPORATION INERTANCE IWAKI AMERICA / IWAKI AIR
7-12, Shinonome 1-chome Koto-ku 70, Saechang-ro, Yongsan-gu 5 Boynton Rd.
Tokyo 135-0062 Japan Seoul 45078 Korea South Holliston, MA 01746 USA
Contact: Seongbeom Seo, Sales Contact: Jini, Lim, Noise Vibration Contact: Mark Johnson, Business
Tel: +81-(0)3-6219-5071 Representative Development Manager
Fax: +81-(0)3-6219-5075 Tel: +82 10 5796 8915 INPRO/SEAL Tel: 508-429-1440
sales-compressor-3@ihi.co.jp admin@inertance.com 4221 81st Ave. West mjohnson@iwakiamerica.com
www.ihi.co.jp/compressor/en/index.html www.inertance.com Rock Island, IL 61201 USA www.IwakiAIR.com
Compressors manufacturer with over 120 Noise, Vibration, Rotor Dynamics, Pulsation, Contact: Jason Putnam, Marketing Manager Air-Operated Double Diaphragm Pumps for
years of experience Acoustic induced vibration, Surge analysis. Tel: 309-787-4971 Fluid Transfer, Dewatering and Lubrication
Compressors Vibration Analysis Toll Free: 800-447-0524 Pumps
jputnam@doverprecision.com
www.inpro-seal.com
IMP ENERGY SYSTEMS Increase equipment reliability with engineered JASC-CONTROLS
& SOLUTIONS LLC system and bearing protection. Inpro/Seal is a 2303 W. Alameda Dr.
6618 Carrington Ct. global leader in the design and manufacture of Tempe, AZ 85282 USA
Sugar Land, TX 77479 USA Bearing Isolators, shaft grounding technology Contact: Marla Evangelista,
Contact: Shekar Shetty, Managing Partner and complete shaft seals. Sales and Marketing Manager
Tel: 713-927-0611 Research & Development - Seals • Sealing Tel: 602-438-4400
shekar.shetty@impenergy.com INGERSOLL RAND INC. Products • Seals • Shaft Current Control Fax: 602-438-4420
www.impenergy.com 800 Beaty St. Equipment • Shaft Grounding & Condition marla@jasc-controls.com
Engineering, Equipment Procurement Davidson, NC 28036 USA Monitoring www.jasc-controls.com
Services Company with USA Contact: Lauren Crawford, Global Marketing JASC designs, manufactures valves and
and India Offices Manager, Oil-free & Process Markets other specialized industrial products
Gas Turbines Tel: 704-896-4000 INSTRUMART Valves
lauren.crawford@irco.com 35 Green Mountain Dr.
www.IngersollRand.com South Burlington, VT 05403 USA
INDUSTRIAL COOLING Contact: Nikki Tetrault, Director of Marketing JETSEAL, INC.
Oil-Free, Centrifugal Compressor OEM and
SOLUTIONS (ICS) Toll Free: 800-884-4967 1024 N. Ralph St.
Complete Aftermarket Services Provider.
1457 Ammons St. Ste. 206 marketing@instrumart.com Spokane, WA 99202 USA
Compressors • Compressors - Centrifugal
Lakewood, CO 80214 USA www.instrumart.com Contact: Richard Myracle,
• Compressors - Reciprocating •
Contact: Tim Bozic, Marketing Distributor of 150+ Brands. 20+ Application International Sales Manager
Compressors - Screw
Tel: 303-462-2000 Engineers. Lifetime Product Support. Tel: 509-467-9133
sales@h2ocooling.com Vibration Monitoring Equipment Toll Free: 800-644-5660
www.h2ocooling.com INGERSOLL RAND INC. Fax: 509-467-9028
Premier turnkey cooling tower design, supply Ingersoll Rand do Brasil Ltda. rmyracle@jetseal.com
and services global company. INTERNATIONAL GENERATOR www.jetseal.com
Alameda Caiapós, 311 - Tamboré TECHNICAL COMMUNITY
Cooling Systems Barueri 06460-110 Brazil JetSeal, a leader in high performance resilient
P.O. Box 370 metal seal technology.
Tel: +55-11-4280-6713 Columbus, OH 43212 USA Seals
Contact: Jane A Hutt, Webmaster
INGERSOLL RAND INDIA LIMITED Tel: 360-970-7639
Plot No. 21-30, G.I.D.C. Estate Naroda webmaster@generatortechnicalforum.org JONAS, INC.
Ahmedabad 382330 India www.generatortechnicalforum.org 4313 Nebraska Ct.
Tel: +91-79-2282-0123 Online technical forum, turbines, generators, Pomfret, MD 20675 USA
auxiliaries, power plant engineers, technicians. Contact: Lee Machemer, President
INDUSTRIAL INFO RESOURCES, Education Tel: 301-934-5605
INC. INGERSOLL RAND INDUSTRIAL Fax: 301-934-5606
2277 Plaza Dr. Ste. 300 U.S., INC. jonasinc@steamcycle.com
Sugar Land, TX 77479 USA 3101 Broadway St. IRD BALANCING www.steamcycle.com
Contact: Michael Bergen, Executive VP Buffalo, NY 14227 USA 4740 Allmond Ave. Water and steam chemistry and corrosion
Tel: 713-783-5147 Tel: 716-896-6600 Louisville, KY 40209 USA consulting, R&D and products.
Toll Free: 800-762-3361 Contact: Jack Wright, General Manager Consulting Services
Fax: 713-266-9306 Tel: 502-366-0916
INGERSOLL RAND ITALIANA
mbergen@industrialinfo.com Fax: 502-238-1001
MANUFACTURING S.R.L. JUST IN TIME CNC MACHINING
www.industrialinfo.com jwright@irdproducts.com
Strada Provinciale Cassanese 108 13 Marway Dr.
Industrial Info Resources (IIR) is the www.irdproducts.com
Vignate 20052 Italy Rochester, NY 14624 USA
leading provider of industrial market Transportable, low speed balancing
Tel: +39-02-950-561 Contact: Rob Roney, Sales Representative
intelligence. Since 1983, IIR has been machines and instruments.
Balancing Equipment - Low-Speed Tel: 585-247-3850
providing extensive research on the
INGERSOLL-RAND KOREA LIMITED Fax: 585-247-4288
industrial process, manufacturing and
10FL TRUTEC Building 12 rob@jitmachine.com
energy related industries. IIR’s Global IREN SPA www.jitmachine.com
Worldcupbuk-ro 56-gil
Market Intelligence (GMI) helps Corso Svizzera
Mapo-gu 03924 Korea South Large Diameter CNC Turning and Milling,
companies identify and pursue trends Torino 95-10143 Switzerland
Tel: +82-02-6016-0800 Waterjet Cutting, ISO Registered
across multiple markets with access to Contact: Luca Piantelli Machining
real, qualified and validated plant and Tel: + 39 011 19569082
project opportunities. Across the world, INGERSOLL-RAND SINGAPORE luca.piantelli@gruppoiren.it
IIR is tracking over 200,000 current and ENTERPRISES PTE LTD www.gruppoiren.it K C ENGINEERING
future projects worth $17.8 Trillion 42 Benoi Rd. Energy Systems Hownsgill Dr.
(USD). Visit us at www.industrialinfo. 629903 Singapore Consett, DH8 9HU, UK
com or call (800) 762-3361. Tel: +65-6861-1555 Contact: Patrick Chester
ISOLATED SYSTEMS LTD Tel: +44 1207 583100
Market Research
Adams Close info@kceng.com
SHANGHAI INGERSOLL-RAND Heanor, Derbyshire, DE75 7SW, UK www.kceng.com
COMPRESSOR LIMITED Contact: Nathan Self Manufacturing, design & analysis,
11F, L’Avenue 99 Xian Xia Rd. Tel: +44 (0)1773 761226
INDUSTRIAL MOTOR POWER repair of metal lined hydrodynamic bearings
Shanghai 200051 China sales@isolatedsystems.com
CORPORATION Bearings
Tel: +86-21-2221-6000 www.isolatedsystems.com
350 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Ste. 200
Los Angeles, CA 91502 USA Noise, vibration & thermal management
solutions Engineered flexible expansion joints. KALE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Contact: Nicholas Nadjarian, CEO
Expansion Joints INC.
Tel: 323-268-3380
istanbul Sanayi Mahallesi Teknopark Bulvarı,
Toll Free: 800-965-0994
No:1/4A 204 Pendik
Fax: 323-268-4521 ISOPUR FLUID TECHNOLOGIES, INC. istanbul 34906 Turkey
sales@impcorporation.com 183 Providence New London Tpke. Contact: Mehmet Çetin, Project Manager
www.impcorporation.com North Stonington, CT 06359 USA Tel: +902165040001
Worldwide supplier of new, and used power David Cummings, VP, Sales & Marketing Fax: +902165040203
generators and engines Tel: 860-599-1872 mucetin@kalearge.com.tr
Gas Turbines - Power Generation Toll Free: 888-270-9889 www.kalearge.com.tr
Fax: 860-599-1874 Gas Turbines, Alternators, Fuel Pumps,
info@isopur.com ECUs, Pyrotechnics Design & Development
www.isopur.com Gas Turbines
Submicron particle and varnish removal
system for lubrication and hydraulics.
Oil Purification Equipment

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KATO ENGINEERING, A NIDEC
BRAND
2075 Howard Dr. W.
North Mankato, MN 56003 USA
Contact: Justin Montemurno, Sales Manager
- Turbine Applications
Tel: 507-625-4011
justin.montemurno@mail.nidec.com
www.katoengineering.com
Reliable prime and backup power generation
solutions for turbine applications.
Generators & Alternators
KBR POWER AND INDUSTRIAL
2000 International Park Dr.
Birmingham, AL 35243 USA
Contact: Rick Bonsack, Vice President,
Commercial
Tel: 205-972-6618
Fax: 205-972-6807
rick.bonsack@kbr.com
www.kbr.com
Complete Engineering, Procurement,
Construction, and maintenance services for
power plants.
EPC
KEB AMERICA, INC.
5100 Valley Industrial Blvd. S
Shakopee, MN 55379 USA
Contact: Jonathan Bullick, Sales Manager
Tel: 952-224-1400
Fax: sales@kebamerica.com
www.kebamerica.com
KEB America is a manufacturer of motor
drives and controls.
Automation
KELVION HOLDING GMBH
Dorstener Str. 484
BOCHUM 44809 Germany
Contact: Frau Nicole Hueckels , Senior
Manager Press Relations & Trade Fairs
Tel: +0234 980 2584
nicole.hueckels@gea.com
www.kelvion.com
Highly engineered Plate Heat Exchangers for
a variety of applications.
Heat Exchangers
KILE INDUSTRIES, INC.
7405 Major St.
Houston, TX 77061 USA
Contact: Garland Kile, Owner
Tel: 713-649-2599
Fax: 713-649-2716
gkile@swtcb.com
www.kileindustries.com
Manufacture, inspect, and repair high speed
couplings for rotating equipment.
Couplings
KINEMATICS MANUFACTURING
21410 N. 15th Ln. Ste. 104
Phoenix, AZ 85027 USA
Contact: David Pope
Tel: 623-780-8944
dpope@kinematicsmfg.com
www.kinematicsmfg.com
Kinematics delivers custom-engineered drive
components worldwide, specializing in
slewing drives.
Bearings
KINETICS NOISE CONTROL -
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
1670 Bishop Street North
Cambridge, ON, N1R 7J3 Canada
Contact: Adrian Pop, Project Manager
Tel: 905-670-4922
Toll Free: 800-684-2766
Fax: 905-670-1698
apop@kineticsnoise.com
www.kineticsnoise.com/hid
55 years of engineering & supply
of noise & vibration control solutions
Noise & Vibration Suppression Equip.
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KINGSBURY, INC. KOTRA ZURICH LABORATORY TESTING, INC.
10385 Drummond Rd. Claridenstrasse 22 2331 Topaz Dr.
Philadelphia, PA 19154 USA Zurich 8002 Switzerland Hatfield, PA 19440 USA
Mick McCann, VP, Marketing & Sales Contact: Celine Choi, Marketing Manager Contact: Rick Heist, Sales Manager
Tel: 215-824-4000 Tel: +41 44 503 5305 Tel: 215-716-7157
Fax: 215-824-4999 celine.choi@kotra.ch Toll Free: 800-219-9095
sales@kingsbury.com www.kotra.ch Fax: 800-219-9096
www.kingsbury.com Connecting buyers, importers, agents and sales@labtesting.com
Kingsbury manufactures and repairs hydro- distributors to Korean business partners. www.labtesting.com
dynamic tilting-pad thrust and journal bearings. Consulting Services Materials testing; chemistry, metallography,
Bearings mechanical, nondestructive, corrosion
testing; calibration, metrology
KRAFT POWER CORP., USA
Testing
KIPPER TOOL COMPANY 241 West Pkwy.
2375 Murphy Blvd. Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 USA
Gainesville, GA 30504 USA Contact: Alvaro Escobar, Sale Engineer LAHMEYER INTERNATIONAL GMBH
Contact: Joe Iglinski, Strategic Account Tel: 973-418-6239 Friedberger Str. 173
Manager-Energy Vertical Fax: 973-418-6239 Bad Vilbel 61118 Germany
Tel: 678-989-1395 aescobar@kraftpower.com Contact: Mr. Franz Neulinger, Dipl.-Ing.
Toll Free: 800-295-9595 www.kraftpower.com Tel: +49 6101 55 0
Fax: 770-532-4619 Power products for Industrial, Residential, Fax: +49 6101 55 2222
joe@kippertool.com Marine and CHP/cogeneration applications. info@lahmeyer.de
www.kippertool.com Gas Turbines - Industrial www.lahmeyer.de
Custom Tool Systems that save Technical and economic planning and
you time and money. consulting services world-wide
KWD KUPPLUNGSWERK DRESDEN
Turbine Maintenance Tools Consulting Services
GMBH
Löbtauer Str. 45
KISSSOFT AG Dresden 01159 Germany LAI INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Rosengartenstrasse 4 Contact: Erik Gärtner 708 W. 22nd St.
Bubikon 8608 Switzerland Tel: +49 351 4999 249 Tempe, AZ 85282 USA
Contact: Ivana Radmilovic, Editor/Marketing Fax: +49 351 4999 233 Contact: Ron Pohl, Director of Sales
Tel: +41 (0)55 254 20 50 erik.gaertner@kupplungswerk-dresden.de Tel: 480-968-6228
Fax: +41 (0)55 254 20 50 www.kupplungswerk-dresden.de Toll Free: 800-840-1126
ivana.radmilovic@KISSsoft.AG Coupling manufacturer: Gear, Disc, Diaphragm, Fax: 480-968-6398
www.KISSsoft.AG Elastic, Fluid-Couplings and Clutches. rpohl@laico.com
Software for sizing, optimizing and recal- Couplings www.laico.com
culating machine components and gearboxes Leading contract manufacturer of
Design & Analysis precision-engineered components,
KYTOLA INSTRUMENTS
subassemblies for power generation
320 Maxwell Rd. Ste. 600A
Fabricators
KISTLER INSTRUMENT CORP. Alpharetta, GA 30009 USA
75 John Glenn Dr. Contact: Bert Hogendoorn
Amherst, NY 14228 USA Tel: 678-701-3569 LA-MAN CORPORATION
Contact: Christina Clark, Marketing Manager Fax: 514-448-5151 P.O. Box 328
Tel: 716-691-5100 flow@kytola.com Mazeppa, MN 55956 USA
Fax: 716-691-5226 www.kytola.com Contact: Kurt Gilbertson, Sales Manager
christina.clark@kistler.com Instruments measuring quality of lube oil Tel: 507-843-4800
www.kistler.com in turbines and compressors. Kurt@laman.com
Manufacturer of high presicion and durable Instrumentation & Controls www.laman.com
pressure/force/acceleration/torque sensors. Provides compressed air filtration and
Sensors - Pressure lubrication for the pneumatics industry.
Air Dryers
KLEENTEK, A DIVISION OF UNITED
AIR SPECIALISTS, INC. LAMBDA TECHNOLOGIES GROUP
4440 Creek Rd. 3929 Virginia Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45242 USA L.A. TURBINE Cincinnati, OH 45227 USA
Travis Haynam, Dir. of Business Development 28557 Industry Dr. Contact: Julie Prevey, Marketing Manager
Tel: 513-891-0400 Valencia, CA 91355 USA Tel: 513-561-0883
Toll Free: 800-252-4647 Contact: Danny Mascari, President Toll Free: 800-883-0851
Fax: 513-891-4171 Tel: 661-294-8290 Fax: 513-722-7186
trahay@uasinc.com Toll Free: 855 FX-TURBO jprevey@lambdatechs.com
www.kleentek.com Fax: 888-674-6503 www.lambdatechs.com
Electrostatic oil cleaners condition hydraulic sales@laturbine.com Improving Component Life and Performance,
fluids, reverse varnish degradation effects www.laturbine.com Materials Testing, Life Extension Technologies
Oil Purification Equipment L.A. Turbine (LAT), a Chart Industries Service for Turbines & Generators
Company, designs and manufactures
application-specific, highly engineered
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, INC. LASCHET CONSULTING GMBH
turboexpanders used in hydrocarbon
17625 El Camino Real Ste. 412 Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 75
processing, PDH, geothermal power
Houston, TX 77058 USA Bergisch Gladbach 51429 Germany
generation, industrial gas, power-
Contact: Jim Salter, Contact: Dr. Andreas Laschet, Managing
recovery and cryogenic applications.
Director of Business Development Director & Engineering Specialist
LAT also provides aftermarket repair/
Tel: 281-282-9200 Tel: +49 2204 84-2630
redesign, maintenance and spare part
Fax: 281-282-9333 Fax: +49 2204 84-2639
production for LAT and non-OEM
jsalter@knighthawk.com info@laschet.com
turboexpander brands plus offers 24/7
www.knighthawk.com www.laschet.com
global field service via +1 855 398 8726.
Specialists in design, failure analysis Engineering services: torsional vibration
LAT turboexpander configurations
of static and rotating equipment. analysis; rotordynamic analysis; simulation;
range from 3kW to 14MW and include
Engineering Services troubleshooting
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LPP COMBUSTION, LLC
8940 Old Annapolis Rd. Ste. K
Columbia, MD 21045 USA
Contact: Leo Eskin, President
Tel: 410-884-3089
Fax: 410-884-3267
LIBURDI TURBINE SERVICES, eskinl@lppcombustion.com
INC. www.lppcombustion.com
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Director of Marketing
Tel: 905-689-0734
LUBE-POWER, INC.
Fax: 905-689-0739
50145 Utica Dr.
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Shelby Township, MI 48315 USA
www.liburdi.com
Contact: Keith Chene, Sales Manager
Specializing in F Class, E Class, and
Tel: 586-247-6500
Aero-derivative Component Repairs/
Fax: 586-247-6510
Upgrades. Life extending repairs of
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blades, vanes, and combustor
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components. Special FSR
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Coating Services • Engineering
Services • Failure Analysis • Repair
LUCIDEON
& Overhaul - Gas Turbines • Repair
2210 Technology Dr. P.O. Box 724
- Blades • Repair - Vanes •
Schenectady, NY 12301 USA
Software & Engineering Programs •
Contact: Jenny Heck, Quote Specialist
Stress Analysis • Testing
Tel: 518-382-0082
Fax: 518-382-1182
info@lucideon.com
LIBURDI TURBINE SERVICES, LLC www.lucideon.com
2599 Charlotte Hwy. The M+P Labs is a full-service materials
Mooresville, NC 28117 USA testing laboratory.
Tel: 704-230-2510 Failure Analysis
Fax: 704-230-2556
LUCIFER FURNACES, INC.
2048 Bunnell Rd.
LINK TOOLS INTERNATIONAL
Warrington, PA 18976 USA
(USA), INC.
Contact: Larry Jones, President
2440 Lakeview Ave.
Tel: 215-343-0411
Chicago, IL 60614 USA
info@luciferfurnaces.com
Contact: Tim Bregenzer, Marketing Director
www.luciferfurnaces.com
Tel: 641-472-3415
Industrial heat treating furnaces and ovens
Toll Free: 888-433-4234
for hardening, drawing, tempering
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Manufacturers
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Mechanics hand tools that automatically
lock together preventing dropped tools. LYTRON
Tools 55 Dragon Ct.
Woburn, MA 01801 USA
Contact: John Miller, Applications Engineer
LINK4SUCCESS
Tel: 781-933-7300
Room 501, 5/F Kowloon Centre
Fax: 781-935-4529
29-39 Ashley Rd.
info@lytron.com
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
www.lytron.com
Contact: Sandro Desideri, Founder & Partner
Lytron designs and manufactures cooling
Tel: +852 3669 7093
systems and components.
sandro@link4success.com
Heat Exchangers
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Innovative Smart Energy Consulting
and Investment Firm in Asia M+M TURBINEN-TECHNIK GMBH
Consulting Services Milser Strasse 37
Bielefeld 33729 Germany
Contact: Nina Mecklenburger
LOCCIONI Tel: +49 521 9779960
Via Fiume 16 n.mecklenburger@turbinen-technik.de
Angeli di Rosora, Ancona 60030 Italy www.turbinen-technik.de
Contact: Sonia Cucchi, External Relations M+M Turbinen-Technik - Specialist
Tel: 0039 0731 8161 for customized and precision-made
Fax: 0039 0731 814700 steam turbines.
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www.loccioni.com
Supply and integrate measurement instruments
for environmental parameters monitoring
Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems
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MACEK POWER &
TURBOMACHINERY ENGINEERING
P.O. Box 2480 405 Laurel Dr.
Friendswood, TX 77546 USA
Contact: Michael Macek,
General Manager MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS SE
Tel: 281-993-3737 Stadtbachstrasse 1 (HQ)
m.macek@macekpower.com Augsburg, Bavaria, D-86153 Germany
www.macekpower.com Contact: MAN Energy Solutions SE
Engineering Services: Steam turbines, Tel: +49 (0)821 3220
Power generation, Turbomachinery Fax: +49 (0)821 3223382
Consulting, Field support info-de@man-es.com
Engineering Services
www.man-es.com
MAN Energy Solutions enables its
MACHIDA, INC. customers to achieve sustainable
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Orangeburg, NY 10962 USA a carbon neutral future. Addressing
Contact: Jitu Patel, tomorrow’s challenges within the
Vice President - Industrial Division marine, energy and industrial sectors,
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info@machidascope.com engineering for more than 250 years,
www.machidascope.com we provide a unique portfolio of
Machida is a designer, manufacturer, technologies. Headquartered in
and distributor of flexible borescopes. Germany, MAN Energy Solutions
Turbine Maintenance Tools employs some 14,000 people at over
120 sites globally. Our after-sales
brand, MAN PrimeServ, offers a vast
MACHINERY MOUNTING
network of service centres to our
SOLUTIONS, INC.
customers all over the world.
4216 Hermitage Rd.
Combined Cycle Plants • Combined
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Heat & Power Plant (CHP) •
Contact: Clive Parsons, VP
Compressors - Axial • Compressors
Tel: 936-266-1000
- Centrifugal • Compressors -
Toll Free: 877-460-0050
Isotherm • Compressors - Screw •
Fax: 281-220-8368
Expanders • Gas Turbines • Gas
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Turbines - Combined Cycle • Gas
mountingsolutions.com
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- Mechanical Drive • Gas Turbines
The RotaChock is a self-leveling,
- Power Generation • Generator
adjustable, and reusable machinery
Sets - Gas Turbines • Generator
mounting chock. The chock is used under
Sets - Steam Turbines •
the driver or driven machines or equipment
Maintenance - Compressor
that requires coplanar mounting surfaces.
Specialist • Maintenance - Gas
The RotaChock quickly and economically
Turbine Specialist • Maintenance -
eliminates soft foot for equipment in
Steam Turbine Specialist • Parts -
production lines and for the life cycle.
Gas Turbines • Parts - Steam
Installation • Shims
Turbines • Power Plants • Repair &
Overhaul - Gas Turbines • Solar
MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGIES Energy • Steam Turbines
INTERNATIONAL, LLC
233 Research Dr., Ste. 7
Milford, CT 06460 USA
Contact: Nathan Hemming,
Vice President MARLO HEAT TRANSFER
Tel: 203-877-3217 SOLUTIONS
Toll Free: 800-510-0181 6060 Highway PP
Fax: 203-877-0095 High Ridge, MO 63049 USA
nhemming@mtillc.com Contact: John Buck, Director of
www.mtillc.com Technical Engineering Applications
Vibration Analysis, Alignment, Balancing, Tel: 636-677-6600
Infrared, Motor Testing, Predictive jbuck@drs.com
Maintenance, Training www.drs.com
Field Service Turbine Inlet Cooling
and Heating Coil manufacturer
Turbine Cooling - Inlet Cooling
MAJOR TOOL & MACHINE, INC.
1458 E. 19th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46218 USA MASTER BOND, INC.
Contact: Hans Lissman, 154 Hobart St.
Energy Market Manager Hackensack, NJ 07601 USA
Tel: 317-917-2621 Contact: Robert Michaels,
Fax: 317-634-9420 V.P. Technical Sales
hlissman@majortool.com Tel: 201-343-8983
www.majortool.com Fax: 201-343-2132
Fabrication and Machine Shop technical@masterbond.com
serving the Energy Market. www.masterbond.com
Gas Turbines - Power Generation Manufacturer of custom formulated
adhesives for advanced applications.
Coatings
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MAUELL GMBH
Am Rosenhuegel 1-7
Velbert, NRW 42553 Germany
Contact: Dirk Riesenberg, Sales Director
Tel: +49 2053 13-0
Fax: +49 2053 13-403
info@mauell.com
www.mauell.com
Digital Turbine Control Systems
and Control Room Technology
Control Systems - Optimization
MAXIMUM TURBINE SUPPORT
705 S. Lugo Ave.
San Bernardino, CA 92408 USA
Contact: Diane Lincoln
Tel: 909-383-1626
Fax: 909-383-1636
d.lincoln@maximumturbinesupport.com
www.maximumturbinesupport.com
GE gas turbines parts / aftermarket -
replacement parts
Parts - Gas Turbines
MEGA-WATT CONSULTING, LLC
8206 Forest Breeze Ln.
Klein, TX 77379 USA
Contact: Derek King, Principal
Tel: 281-923-9634
derek.king@mega-wattconsulting.com
www.mega-wattconsulting.com
Consulting Services - Specification,
configuration, upgrades, replacement parts
- electric generator systems.
Generators & Alternators
MEGGITT CONTROL SYSTEMS
12838 Saticoy St.
North Hollywood, CA 91605 USA
Contact: Jen Larsen, Marketing Manager
Tel: 818-765-8160
Fax: 818-759-2190
jen.larsen@meggitt.com
www.wkr.com
Industrial gas turbine control products.
Provider of valves and subsystems.
Gas Turbines
MEGGITT SENSING SYSTEMS
Rte de Moncor 4 P.O. Box 1616
Fribourg 1701 Switzerland
Contact: Andy Heckman, Sales Director
Tel: +41 26 407 11 11
mss.north.america@meggitt.com
www.meggittsensingsystems.com
Industry-leading sensors and systems for
turbine machinery protection, condition
monitoring.
Vibration Monitoring Equipment
MEIJI CORPORATION
150 E. Pierce Rd. Ste. 550
Itasca, IL 60143 USA
Contact: Troy Lainson,
Distributor Sales Manager
Tel: 847-364-9333
Fax: 847-364-1140
troyl@meijicorp.com
www.mboilfilters.com
Fine oil filtration system for turbine,
gear and hydraulic oils.
Oil Purification Equipment
METCAR
19 South Water St.
Ossining, NY 10562 USA
Chris DiPaolo, Sales & Marketing Manager
Tel: 914-941-3738
cdipaolo@metcar.com
www.metcar.com
Manufacturer of engineered carbon graphite
solutions for severe service lubrication
Carbon & Carbon Products
62 • Turbomachinery International • Handbook 2023
COMPANY DIRECTORY
MKS INSTRUMENTS, INC.
2 Tech Dr. Ste. 201
Andover, MA 01810 USA
Contact: Applications Engineering
Tel: 978-645-5500
Toll Free: 800-227-8766
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES
Fax: 978-557-5100
COMPRESSOR INTERNATIONAL
MIBA INDUSTRIAL BEARINGS U.S. mks@mksinst.com
(MCO-I)
1111 Cedar Creek Rd. www.mksinst.com
14888 Kirby Dr.
Grafton, WI 53024 USA Providing innovative solutions to analyze and
Houston, TX 77047 USA
Contact: Mike Leonard , Sales Director US monitor gas composition
Contact: MCO-I Sales
Tel: 262-377-2210 Gas Analyzers
Tel: 832-710-4700
MIBUSG_Sales@miba.com Fax: 832-710-4600
www.miba.com/en/product-areas/ sales@mhicompressor.com MOBIDEO
industrial-bearings www.mhi.com/group/mcoi 5100 Westheimer Rd. Ste.200
Miba manufactures and repairs high- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Compressor Houston, TX 77056 USA
performing hydrodynamic bearings International (MCO-I) is the leading Contact: Paul Muir, President, North America
and labyrinth seals. manufacturer of centrifugal Tel: 713-588-4410
Bearings • Repair - Bearings compressors, integrally geared info@mobideo.com
compressors, and mechanical drive www.mobideo.com
MIBA INDUSTRIAL BEARINGS steam turbines. At our 180,000 ft² facility Digitalizing the industrial workforce
GERMANY OSTERODE located just outside of Houston, Texas, Software & Engineering Programs
Rolandsweg 16-20 Osterode 37520 Germany we provide new unit sales, packaging,
Tel: +49 (0) 5522 31 27-0 after-market service, repairs, rerates, and
MODINE GRENADA, LLC
storage solutions, backed by local
3984 Hwy. 51 South
engineering, and operations experts
MIBA INDUSTRIAL BEARINGS U.S. Grenada, MS 38901 USA
Alignment • Asset Management
(HOUSTON) LLC Contact: Sylvain Gelinas, Sales Engineer
Services • Balancing Equipment - At-
1800 W 13th St Tel: 514-653-2903
or High-Speed • Balancing
Deer Park, TX 77536 USA sylvain.gelinas@modinecis.com
Equipment - Low-Speed • Blades
Tel: +1 713-943-9100 www.modine.com
- Compressors • Blades - Diaphragm
Bearing Repair & Service (former TCE) US manufacturer & leader of water
Nozzle • Blades - Grinding • Blades
and oil coolers
- Testing • Blades - Turbines •
Heat Exchangers
Castings • Coatings • Compressors
MID-AMERICA DYNAMICS, INC. - Centrifugal • Control Systems -
5403 Patton Dr. Unit 21 Optimization • Couplings • Design & MOFFITT CORPORATION
Lisle, IL 60532 USA Analysis • Dimensional Inspection & 1351 13th Ave. South Ste. 130
Contact: John Gasparic, Engineer Re-engineering • Discs • Engineering Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 USA
Tel: 630-769-0060 Services • Fabricators • Failure Contact: Ian Lachut, Marketing Associate
Fax: 630-769-0293 Analysis • Fasteners (Studs, Nuts, Tel: 904-241-9944
madynamics@aol.com Bolts, etc.) • Field Service • Toll Free: 800-474-3267
www.madynamics.com Gearboxes • Gears • Impellers • Fax: 904-246-8333
Services & Hardware: Balancing, Lubrication Systems • Machine Tools ilachut@moffitthvac.com
Vibration Analyisis, TSI Monitoring • Machining • Maintenance - www.moffitthvac.com
System Installation. Compressor Specialist • Industrial ventilation and HVAC,
Vibration Analysis Maintenance - Steam Turbine specializing in natural ventilation
Specialist • Milling • Operations & Cooling Systems
Maint. - Steam Turbines • Parts -
MIRATECH Steam Turbines • Pipes • Repair &
420 S. 145th E. Ave. Mail Drop A
Overhaul • Repair - Bearings • Repair
Tulsa, OK 74108-1305 USA
- Blades • Repair - Casings • Repair
Contact: Bill Clary, Managing Director
- Couplings • Repair - Gearboxes •
Tel: 918-933-6232
Repair - Rotors • Seals • Spin
Toll Free: 800-640-3141
Testing Equipment • Steam Turbines
bclary@miratechcorp.com
- Mechanical, Process • Steam
www.miratechcorp.com
Turbines - Packagers • Steam
Miratech controls noise, NOx, CO, VOC,
Turbines - Refurbished • Stress
and Particulate from engines.
Analysis • Tools for Alignment • MPS GAUSSBUSTERS - MAGNETIC
Pollution Controls
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MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES Cooling - Fogging • Upgrades • Holmdel, NJ 07733 USA
COMPRESSOR CORPORATION Valves • Vibration Analysis • Welding Contact: MPS Gaussbusters, Engineering
4-6-22, Kan-on-shin-machi, Nishi-ku, Tel: 732-264-6651
Hiroshima 5-34-6 Shiba, Minato-ku, Toll Free: 800-647-7372
Tokyo 108-0014 Japan
MITSUBISHI POWER AERO LLC Fax: 732-264-6876
Hiroshima 733-8553 Japan
628 Hebron Ave. Ste. 400 support@gaussbusters.com
Contact: Daisaku Horiuchi,
Glastonbury, CT 06033 USA www.gaussbusters.com
General Manager
Contact: Lucia Carlsen, Marketing Manager Shaft Voltage Current Monitors
Tel: 81-82-291-2200
Tel: 860-368-5900 & Grounding, Demagnetizing /
Fax: 81-82-294-0345
lucia.carlsen@aeropowermhi.com Degaussing, Shaft Voltage Testing
mco_inq@compressor.mhi.co.jp
aero.power.mhi.com Demagnetizing Products & Services •
www.mhicompressor.com/index.html
Aero-derivative gas turbines - Shaft Grounding & Condition Monitoring
Engineering, manufacturing, assembling
products from 30 to 140 megawatts
of compressors, drive turbines, R&D,
Gas Turbines - Aeroderivatives MSA, A.S.
After service
Hlucinska 641
Compressors
MITSUBISHI POWER AMERICAS Dolni Benesov 747 22 Czech Republic
400 Colonial Center Pkwy. Contact: Jana Langrova
Lake Mary, FL 32746 USA Tel: +420 553 881 111
Tel: 407-688-6100 Fax: +420 553 881 200
amer.power.mhi.com jana.langrova@msa.cz
Power generation and storage solutions www.msa.cz
and services. MSA, a.s. is the producer of industrial valves.
Gas Turbines Valves
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES
COMPRESSOR CORPORATION
4-6-22, Kan-on-shin-machi
Nishi-ku, Hiroshima 733-8553 Japan
Tel: 81-82-291-2200
Fax: 81-82-294-0345
www.turbomachinerymag.com
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MTU AERO ENGINES NORTH NEWTEK SENSOR SOLUTIONS OERLIKON LEYBOLD VACUUM GMBH OROS, INC. 502 SHAW RD. STE. B-101
AMERICA 7300 US Rt 130 N Building 7 Bonner Str. 498 Dulles, VA 20166-9435 USA
795 Brook St. Bldg. 5 Pennsauken, NJ 08110 USA Köln 50968 Germany Contact: Melissa Hill, Marketing
Rocky Hill, CT 06067 USA Contact: Michael Marciante, Manager Contact: Christina Steigler, Head of Tel: 703-478-3204
Contact: Neeraj Rai, Business Development Tel: 856-406-6877 Corporate Communication & Public Relations Toll Free: 888-200-6767
Manager sales@newteksensors.com Tel: +49 221 347 1261 mhill@orosinc.com
Tel: 860-258-9700 www.newteksensors.com Fax: +49 221 347 31261 www.orosinc.com
Fax: 860-258-9797 USA Manufacturer of LVDT Position Sensors christina.steigler@oerlikon.com Portable multichannel vibration analyzers for
neeraj.rai@mtuusa.com for Power-Gen & More www.oerlikon.com diagnostics, monitoring, acceptance tests.
www.mtuusa.com Sensors Advanced vacuum solutions for many Vibration Analysis
Engineering services - Design, Analysis, industrial applications and processes
Project Management, Aftermarket Vacuum Equipment
NICHE TOOLS & ABRASIVES PALMER WAHL INSTRUMENTS, INC.
Engineering
14227 Castlerock Dr. 234 Old Weaverville Rd.
Engineering Services
Orlando, FL 32828 USA OILKLEEN, LLC Asheville, NC 28804 USA
Contact: Mike Fernandez, Director 42212 N. 41st. Dr., Ste.104 Contact: Scott Herrick, Sales Engineer
Tel: 407-466-2900 Anthem, AZ 85086 USA Tel: 828-658-3131
MTU MAINTENANCE BERLIN- mike@ntadirect.com Contact: Paul Jarvis, CEO Toll Free: 800-421-2853
BRANDENBURG GMBH www.ntadirect.com Tel: 480-500-7090 Fax: 828-658-0728
Dr. Ernst-Zimmermann Str. 2 Offering solutions for grinding TBC and paul@oilkleen.com sales@palmerwahl.com
Ludwigsfelde, Brandenburg, clearing TBC cooling holes www.oilkleen.com www.palmerwahl.com
D-14974 Germany Grinding Manufacturers of Patented Electrostatic Manufacturer of digital and mechanical
Contact: Anja Dietrich Oil Purification Systems temperature and pressure instrumentation.
Tel: +49 3378 824 213 Lubrication Systems - Filters Sensors
NIDEC INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS
Fax: +49 3378 824 389
via Fratelli Gracchi 39
anja.dietrich@mtu.de
Cinisello Balsamo (MI) 20092 Italy OILTECH BEARINGS LTD PARADIGM PRECISION
www.mtu.de
Contact: Simona Crasnich, Unit 3, Browns Park Brunswick Industrial 1 Bentley Wood Way, Network
Aero-derivative gas turbine
Marketing specialist Estate, Brunswick Village 65 Business Park, Hapton
maintenance
Tel: +39 02 64451 Newcastle Upon Tyne Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 5TG, UK
Operations & Maint. - Gas Turbines
Fax: +39 02 6445 4500 Tyne & Wear, NE13 7GD, UK Contact: Kevin Messenger, Sales Director
simona.crasnich@nidec-asi.com Contact: Patrick Chester, Director Tel: +44 (0) 1282 831199
www.nidec-industrial.com Tel: +44 (0)191 2368041 Fax: +44 (0) 1282478843
MUC OIL & GAS ENGINEERING We provide reliable and efficient power, sales@oiltechbrg.com kevin.messenger@paradigmprecision.com
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902 Bel Rasheed Tower Buhairah Corniche Electrical Systems Hydrodynamic Whitemetal Lined Fabrications, precision machining, tubes,
Sharjah 67647 United Arab Emirates Bearing Repair, Re-engineering ducts, injectors, repair and overhaul
Contact: Gohar Mahmood Khokhar, Rotating and Manufacturing Specialists Fabricators
NORDIC AIR FILTRATION A/S
Equipment Engineer Bearings
Bergenvej 1
Tel: +0097 1501268492
Nakskov 4900 Denmark PAS TECHNOLOGIES IRELAND LTD.
gohar.mahmood@mucog.com
Contact: Lars Krogh OMARA ENGINEERING, PC IDA Business & Technology Park
www.mucog.com
Tel: +4554951390 5813 Main St. Carrigtwohill, County Cork, Ireland
We are a dedicated team of reliable and
sales@nordic-air-filtration.com Williamsville, NY 14221 USA Contact: Gerard Hurley, General Manager
experienced professionals.
www.nordic-air-filtration.com Contact: Robin Handy, PE Tel: +353 21 428 7300
Gas Turbines - Mechanical Drive
Global air filtration partner: cartridge Tel: 716-634-9736 Fax: +353 21 428 7301
& panel filters (HEPA) Fax: 716-634-4912 gerard_hurley@pas-technologies.com
MUNTERS CORPORATION Air Filters rhandy@rjopepc.com www.pas-technologies.com
16900 Jordan Rd. www.omaraengineeringpc.com Hot section airfoil repair, advanced coating
Selma, TX 78154 USA Multi-discipline engineering firm technologies, turbine componenet
NORDIC TURBINE COMPONENTS
Contact: Justin Rose, National Accounts serving industrial, energy, chemical, manufacturing.
Box 154
Tel: 210-651-5018 and refinery clients Repair - Blades
Arboga, SE 732 23 Sweden
Toll Free: 800-843-5360 Engineering Services
Contact: Bo Martin Tell, Coordinator
justin.rose@munters.com
Tel: +46 76 78 11 500 PCA ENGINEERS LIMITED
www.munters.com
Fax: +46 589 370 590 ONE EYE INDUSTRIES, INC. Studio One, Deepdale Enterprise Park
Munters provides high performance cooling
bo.martin.tell@recotech.com 4344 12th Street SE Nettleham
media for gas turbine applications.
www.nordicturbine.com Calgary, AB T2G3H9 Canada Lincoln, LN2 2LL, UK
Turbine Cooling - Media Based
Engine ready components Contact: Katie Ritchie, Marketing Director Contact: Graham Cox, Managing Director
from a Swedish network of companies; Tel: 403-242-4221 Tel: +44 1522 596959
NEL HYDROGEN www.nordicturbine.com Toll Free: 877-888-8727 graham.cox@pcaeng.co.uk
10 Technology Dr. Parts - Gas Turbines Fax: 403-242-4249 www.pcaeng.co.uk
Wallingford, CT 06492 USA marketing@oneeyeindustries.com Independent UK turbomachinery design
Contact: Kim Georgiades, Inside Sales www.oneeyeindustries.com consultancy. Seller of turbomachinery design
NRG ENERGY SERVICES
Tel: 203-949-8697 Manufacturer of Industrial and Magnetic software.
1000 Main
kgeorgiades@nelhydrogen.com Filtration and Separation Systems Design & Analysis
Houston, TX 77002 USA
www.nelhydrogen.com Filters
Contact: Hilary Magner, Sales & Marketing
Manufacturer of water electrolysers/hydrogen
Representative PCB
generators for windings/generator cooling.
Tel: 832-357-3022 OPEN MIND TECHNOLOGIES 3425 Walden Ave.
Energy Systems
hilary.magner@nrgenergy.com USA, INC. Depew, NY 14043 USA
www.nrgenergy.com 1492 Highland Ave. Unit 3 Contact: Dave Martin, Business
NEUMAN & ESSER GULF FZE Energy Services is the maintenance arm of Needham, MA 02492 USA Development Manager, Energy
Post 61449, MB 07, Jebel Ali Free Zone, our company. Contact: Alan Levine, Managing Director Tel: 716-684-0002
Dubai, UAE Dubai, UAE Maintenance Programs Tel: 339-225-4557 dmartin@pcb.com
Dubai 61449 United Arab Emirates Toll Free: 888-516-1232 www.pcb.com
Contact: Sunil Sahani, Sales & Marketing alan.levine@openmind-tech.com PCB Piezotronics, Inc. produces vibration
OELTECHNIK
Tel: 00971506241265 www.openmind-tech.com & pressure sensors
Lessingstr. 32
sunil.sahani@neuman-esser.ae hyperMILL CAD/CAM Software for 2-axis Wind Turbines
Waghaeusel, Baden-Württemberg
www.neuman-esser.ae through 5-axis including turbomachinery
68753 Germany
OEM for reciprocating compressors & parts solutions.
Contact: Norbert Marker, General Manager
in Dubai, UAE. Software & Engineering Programs
Tel: +49 (0)7254 981 0
Compressors - Reciprocating
Fax: +49 (0)7254 981 105
service@oeltechnik.de OROS
www.oeltechnik.com 23 Chemin des Pres Inovallee 4403
Oeltechnik develops and produces apparatus Meylan Cedex 38944 France
for process technology. Contact: Katia Breda,
Heat Exchangers Communication Assistant
Tel: +33476906236
katia.breda@oros.com
www.oros.com
Noise and Vibration Test
& Measurement Solutions
Analyzers

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PCE DEUTSCHLAND GMBH
Im Langel 26
Meschede 59872 Germany
Contact: Stefanie Balkenhol,
Marketing assistant
Tel: 00492903976990
Fax: 004929039769929
info@pce-instruments.com
www.pce-instruments.com/english/
pce-instruments-uk-test-instruments-
anbieter_2.htm
PCE Instruments develops, manufactures
and sells high-quality test and measuring
equipment, control systems, laboratory and
weighing equipment worldwide. The
company has its headquarters in Germany
and several branches in Europe, Asia and the
USA. Each branch has an online shop which
can be found by clicking on the right country
on www.pce-instruments.com. In addition to
the wide range of instruments for nearly any
parameter such as borescopes, data loggers,
flow meters and vibration meters, PCE
Instruments also offers valuable services
such as calibration and technical support by
qualified technicians and engineers.
Borescopes • Data Loggers & Recorders •
Flow Meters • Testing Equipment •
Vibration Monitoring Equipment
PEC LTD. (MACHINERY SERVICE)
19 Tuas Ave. 8 Singapore 639234
639234 Singapore
Contact: Sim Sze Tung, Senior Manager,
Machinery
Tel: 65 9784 6529
simst@peceng.com
secure.peceng.com/sites/mcy/default.aspx
A service provider for Rotating Equipment
Maintenance and Installation.
Field Service
PEMCO
700 Fincastle Tpke.
Bluefield, VA 24605 USA
Contact: Jogen Bhalla, Business
Development Executive
Tel: 512-789-2751
Toll Free: 800-428-7800
jkbhalla@pemco.net
www.pemco.net
Design, fabricate package E-houses, Power
Houses, electrical enclosures, Transformers,
Magnetics
Electrical Systems
PENN IRON WORKS, INC.
P.O. Box 6858
Wyomissing, PA 19610-6858 USA
Contact: K. William Rapp, Inside Sales
Manager
Tel: 610-777-7656
Fax: 610-777-2327
kwrapp@penniron.com
www.penniron.com
Heavy, Code Stamped, Nuclear grade, Alloy,
Fabricating & Machining Shop.
Fabricators
PERMANENT STEEL
MANUFACTURING CO.,LTD
Lugu Avenue,Hi-Tech Industrial Development
Zone,Changsha,China
Changsha, Hunan 410205 China
Contact: Raya Jiang, Steel pipe
representative
Tel: +15873298456
raya@permanentsteel.com
www.permanentsteel.com
We have years of experience in
manufacturing of steel pipes.
Pipes
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PETER BALDWIN CONSULTING
SERVICES
25 Mason St.
Winchester, MA 01890-3126 USA
Contact: Peter Baldwin, President
Tel: 617-306-7419
pete_baldwin@base-e.net
www.base-e.net
Industry leader in Air/Gas Compressor and
Emerging Energy Technologies fields.
Consulting Services
PETRA RESOURCES SDN BHD
Ste. 13.02 Level 13, Menara OBYU, 4, Jalan
PJU 8/8A, Bandar Damansara Perdana,
Petaling Jaya, Selangor 47820 Malaysia
Contact: Chee Hoong, Yap, Mechanical
Engineer / Work pack team lead
Tel: +0377263686
cheehoong82@yahoo.com
www.petraenergy.com.my
Engineering Services
PETROCHEM INSULATION, INC.
110 Corporate Pl.
Vallejo, CA 94590-6968 USA
Contact: Brian Benson, Vice President,
Marketing & Bus. Dev.
Tel: 707-644-7455
Fax: 707-644-4908
corp@petrocheminc.com A full service Fossil Power Consulting
www.petrocheminc.com
Insulation, Scaffolding, Metal Structures,
Fireproofing, Abatement, Blankets, Painting
& Coatings
Construction Contractors
PETROTURBO INDONESIA, PT
Spektra Building, 4th Floor, Komplek
Nusa Loka, Blok C-1, No. 2, Sektor
XIV-4, BSD City, Rw. Mekar Jaya, Kec.
Serpong BSD City, Rw. Mekar Jaya,
Kec. Serpong, Kota Tangerang Selatan,
Banten
Tangerang Selatan, Non-US 15318
Indonesia
Contact: Rahmat Pakpahan, Project
Management/ Technology Services
Tel: +622153162284
Fax: +622153162285
rahmat.pakpahan@petroturbo.com
www.petroturbo.com
Petroturbo is an industrial pumps
manufacturer, artificial lift providers,
process system packager, and MRO
supplier, with wide range solution for
turbomachinery, aftermarket services,
operation & maintenance, and
equipment rental providers for
petroleum, petrochemical and natural
gas industries. Petroturbo provides a
complete design and development
resource for any type of turbomachinery
design and related fields of knowledge
including: hydraulics, aerodynamics,
computational fluid dynamics, finite
element analysis and rotor dynamic
analysis, with excellent aftermarket
services and support to maximize
equipment performance, efficiency and
value over the entire life of the
production plant.
Design & Analysis • Impellers
PHASE USA INC.
1034 N. DuPage Ave.
Lombard, IL 60148 USA
Contact: Michael Matusky, Technical Sales
Tel: 630-509-3676
info@phaseusa.us
www.phaseusa.us
Supplier of Direct Drive Torque
Motors and Motion Control.
Motors - Electric
POSEIDON SYSTEMS
830 Canning Pkwy.
Victor, NY 14564 USA
Contact: Jennifer Catone, Sales & Marketing
Tel: 585-239-6025
PHILADELPHIA GEAR,
jcatone@poseidonsys.com
POWER SYSTEMS BY TIMKEN
www.poseidonsys.com
935 1st Ave. Ste. 200
Oil Condition Monitoring Sensors & Solutions
King of Prussia, PA 19406 USA
Condition Monitoring
Contact: Scott Biddle,
Director of OEM Sales
Tel: 610-265-3000 POWER ELECTRIC SP. Z O.O.
Toll Free: 800-766-5120 ul. Bielska 30
Fax: 610-337-5637 43-384 Jaworze 43-384 Poland
sbiddle@philagear.com Contact: Dariusz Paliczka, Technical Director
www.philagear.com & Board Member
Your search is over for a complete Tel: +48 696 44 93 44
drivetrain solution. Philadelphia Gear, paliczka@powerelectric.com.pl
along with its sister companies from www.powerelectric.com.pl
Timken Power Systems, work together Design, production of steam turbines
to deliver comprehensive electro- 1-70MW and steam boilers, Europe.
mechanical equipment support from a Steam Turbines
single trusted source. So whether it’s
gears grinding to a halt, burned-out
POWER GENERATION CONSULTING,
motors, or malfunctioning control
LLC
systems, you can get the service you
29 Knollwood Ave.
need from one trusted name.
Madison, NJ 07940 USA
Control Systems - Optimization •
Contact: Carl G Crowder III, Chief Consultant
Control Systems - Retrofit •
Tel: 973-377-0064
Gearboxes • Gears • Generators &
carlcrowder1@verizon.net
Alternators • Motors - Electric •
www.powergenerationconsulting.com
Repair - Gearboxes • Variable
Frequency Drives
Company
Power Services
PILGRIM INTERNATIONAL LTD POWER GENERATION SERVICES
Southlink, Oldham, OL41DE, UK
GMBH
Contact: Andrew Kirk, Area Sales Manager
Schwarze-Pumpe-Weg 16
Tel: +44 161 785 7700
Berlin, Berlin 12681 Germany
Fax: +44 161 785 7777
Contact: Andrew Knight, Business
andrew.kirk@pilgrim-international.co.uk
Development Mgr.
www.pilgrim-international.co.uk
Tel: +9788687125
Hydraulic Bolting Technology
andrew.knight@scansonic.de
for Rotating Equipment.
www.scansonic-pgs.de/en
Fasteners (Studs, Nuts, Bolts, etc.)
Manufacturer of labyrinth seals for gas and
steam turbines
PILLAERATOR GMBH Seals
Nienhagener Str. 6
Moringen, Lower Saxony 37186 Germany
PRECISION AIR & LIQUID
Contact: Dr. Detlef Lobas
SOLUTIONS, LLC
Tel: +49 5554 201 234
1905 W. Thomas St. D271
Fax: +49 5554 201 271
Hammond, LA 70401 USA
Lobas@pillaerator.com
Contact: Cyndi Bourg, Owner/Manager
www.pillaerator.com
Tel: 504-208-1525
The PillAerator GmbH produces Magnetic
Fax: 985-878-2014
Bearing Turbocompressors.
cyndibourg@precisionair-liquid.com
Compressors - Centrifugal
www.precisionair-liquid.com
Filtration/silencing/ductwork/inlet & exhaust
PILLER-TSC BLOWER CORPORATION systems.
445 Duane Ave. Gas Turbines - Power Generation
Schenectady, NY 12304 USA
Contact: Peter Hodovanec, Sales Manager
Tel: 518-372-2496
hodovanec@piller-tsc.com
www.piller.de
Fans, Blowers, and Compressors; Sales,
Service, Parts, Rerates, and Engineering
PRECISION PROFILES, LLC
Fans & Blowers
45727 State Highway 27 P.O. Box 324
Titusville, PA 16354 USA
PIONEER MOTOR BEARING Contact: Matthew Lucco, President & CEO
129 Battleground Rd. Tel: 814-827-9887
Kings Mountain, NC 28086 USA Fax: 814-827-4128
Contact: Adrian Bardet, Marketing Manager mlucco@precisionprofilesllc.com
Tel: 704-937-7000 www.precisionprofilesllc.com
Toll Free: 877-925-9002 Manufacturer of steam turbine vanes and
Fax: 704-937-9429 other turbine-related components
socialpioneer1@gmail.com Blades • Blades - Compressors • Blades
www.pioneer1.com - Diaphragm Nozzle • Blades - Grinding •
Experts in Fluid Pivot, Babbitt bearing Blades - Turbines • Compressors •
engineering, service, and repair. Machining • Milling • Nozzles - Turbine •
Repair - Bearings Parts - Manufacturers • Parts - Steam
Turbines • Repair - Blades • Repair -
Vanes • Shrouds - Turbine • Steam
PLANET ASIA PTE. LTD.
Turbines • Steam Turbines - Electrical,
18 Boob Lay Way TradeHub 21
Industrial • Steam Turbines - Electrical,
#07-108, 609966 Singapore
Nuclear • Steam Turbines - Mechanical,
Contact: Shawn Yue, Sales Manager
Marine • Steam Turbines - Refurbished •
Tel: (65) 6795 4656 x9104
Vanes - Stators
Fax: (65) 6795 8556
shawn@planasia.com
www.planasia.com
Seals
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PRIMA POWER LASERDYNE R&G LABORATORIES, INC. REINTJES GMBH RICO INDUSTRIAL SERVICES LTD.
8600 109th Ave. North Ste. 400 217 Hobbs St., Ste. 105 Eugen-Reintjes-Str. 7 UNIT3-4 Henry Edwards Estate
Champlin, MN 55316 USA Tampa, FL 33619 USA Hamelin 31785 Germany Boraston Ln., Tenbruy Wells
Contact: Terry VanderWert, President Contact: Cheryl Huff, Contact: Reintjes GmbH Worcestershire, WR15 8LE, UK
Tel: 763-433-3700 Sales & Marketing Coordinator Tel: +49 51 51 104 0 Contact: Richard Derry, Manager
Fax: 763-433-3701 Tel: 813-643-3513 Fax: +49 51 51 104 300 Tel: 01584 81176
terry.vanderwert@primapower.com Toll Free: 866-854-1177 sales@reintjes-gears.de Fax: +01584 811749
www.primapower.com Fax: 813-793-4429 www.reintjes-gears.de sales@ricoservices.co.uk
Prima Power Laserdyne manufactures laser cheryl@randglabs.com Power meets precision. REINTJES www.ricoservices.co.uk
cutting, welding and drilling machines www.randglabs.com high-speed gearboxes. Anything for tubes and maintenance
Machine Tools Oil Analysis Services & Lubricant Gas Turbines - Industrial within a power station
Management Products. Cleaning Services
Testing - Lubrication
PRUFTECHNIK DIETER BUSCH AG RELADYNE RELIABILITY SERVICES
Oskar-Messter - Str. 19 - 21 8280 Montgomery Rd. RITINOX OVERSEAS
Ismaning 85737 Germany R. BLAINE INDUSTRIES, INC. (RBI) Cincinnati, OH 45236 USA Shop No. 5/12, Silver Cinema Bldg.
Contact: Ole Holstein 1517 Hill Rd. Ste. 5F Contact: Serena Jagtiani-Krause, Business Khetwadi Back Rd.
Tel: + 49 89 99616-0 Reading, PA 19602 USA Development Manager-Nuclear Services Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004 India
info@pruftechnik.com Contact: Mark McDevitt, President Tel: 513-247-1448 Contact: Dhiraj Ramesh Mehta
www.pruftechnik.com Tel: 610-236-1445 serena.krause@reladyne.com Tel: +91 22 66666050
Advanced Condition Monitoring mcd@rblaine.com www.reladyne.com/reliability-services sales@rit-inox.com
for the wind energy industry. www.vtecpi.com Reliability through Lubrication Excellence www.rit-inox.com
Condition Monitoring RBI manufactures high-performance Steam Turbines - Electrical, Nuclear Ritinox Overseas, highly recognized
polyimide (PI) materials, parts, organization in manufacturing Pipes & Fittings.
hybrid polymer products. Pipes
PSC COUPLINGS RENEWABLE ENERGY INSTITUTE
Plastics
N56W13855 Silver Spring Dr. 31190 Calle Cayuga
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 USA Cathedral City, CA 92234 USA
Contact: Dave Olson, Business Manager R.J. HILL CONSULTING Contact: Monte Goodell MBA, CEO
Tel: 262-290-1904 240 Mayfield Dr. Ste. 102 Tel: 512-772-3500
dwo@psccouplings.com Smyrna, TN 37167 USA info@trigeneration.com
www.psccouplings.com Contact: R.J. Hill, Consulting Engineer www.trigeneration.com
PSC offers disc couplings with industry Tel: 615-223-7736 Trigeneration energy systems for commercial RIVERHAWK COMPANY
leading performance and value. rjhill@rjhill.com and industrial clients 215 Clinton Rd.
Couplings www.rjhill.com Combined Heat & Power Plant (CHP) New Hartford, NY 13413 USA
Forensic examination and investigation Contact: Pat McCormack, Business
of turbomachinery failures, expert witness Development
PT NUSCACO HASTELOY RENK-MAAG GMBH
services. Tel: 315-768-4855
TURBINE SERVICES Sulzer-Allee 46
Failure Analysis Fax: 315-768-4941
Jl. Raya Cakung Cilincing KM 1 no. 7 Winterthur, Zurich 8404 Switzerland
pat.mccormack@riverhawk.com
Jakarta Timur, Jakarta 13910 Indonesia Contact: Eduard Krebs,
www.riverhawk.com
Contact: Hery Jauhari Rangkuti, RECOTECH Head of Sales & Marketing
Custom Engineered Solutions
Director of Operation Box 154 Tel: +41 52 262 89 88
specializing in Bolt Tensioning, Stud,
Tel: +622146823201 Arboga, SE, SE-732 23, Sweden Fax: +41 52 262 89 89
Nut and Bolt designs. Shaft End
Fax: +622146828022 Contact: Bo Martin Tell, Managing Director krebs.eduard@renk-maag.ch
Accessories to include Ring and Plug
info@nhts.co.id Tel: +46 589 370 500 www.renk-maag.ch
Gages, Hub Installation Tools, Shrink
www.nhts.co.id Fax: +46 589 370 590 Turbo Gearboxes, Synchronous Clutch
Discs. Driveshaft Accessories to include
MRO Turbine Components, Rotating bo.martin.tell@recotech.com Couplings, Spare Parts, Efficiency,
Flexible Diaphragm Couplings,
Machineries, BOP & Boiler Coating Services. www.recotech.com Integral gear
Torsional Vibration Dampers, Torque
Repair & Overhaul Operations based on Vacuum brazing, Thermal Gearboxes
limiting devices and Torque metering
spraying, TIG-welding and/or Machining.
systems. Industries most qualified
Parts - Gas Turbines
PT. IMECO INTER SARANA RENTAL POWER SOLUTIONS Diaphragm Coupling Repair facility.
Jl. Ampera Raya No. 9-10 8669 NW 36th St. Ste. 305 Couplings • Dampers • Fasteners
Jakarta 12550 Indonesia Miami, FL 33166 USA (Studs, Nuts, Bolts, etc.) • Repair -
Contact: Buyung Hartono Sunaryo, Contact: Saul Medina, Sales Couplings • Torquemeters •
Director SBU O&M Tel: 305-487-8760 Vibration Monitoring Equipment
Tel: +7808068 sales@rentalpowersolutions.com
Fax: +7808055 www.rentalpowersolutions.com
buyung@imeco.co.id Regional and global supplier of rental power
www.imeco.co.id generation equipment.
Solution provider of highly engineered Equipment - Leasing ROCHEM TECHNICAL SERVICES
equipment & services to energy industries REINHART & ASSOCIATES, INC. EUROPE
Operations & Maintenance 13419A Immanuel Rd. Rochem Technical Services Europe Ltd Unit
RENTECH BOILER SYSTEMS, INC.
Pflugerville, TX 78660 USA 5-6, Sun Valley Business Park, Winnall Close
5025 E. Business 20
Contact: Teodoro Leon-Salamanca, Winchester, GB, SO23 0LB, UK
PTR-PRECISION TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Abilene, TX 79601 USA
President Contact: Martin Howarth, Managing Director
120 Post Rd. Contact: Kevin Slepicka,
Tel: 512-834-8911 Tel: +447770796015
Enfield, CT 06082 USA Vice President Sales
Toll Free: 800-553-5498 Martin.Howarth@Rochem.co.uk
Contact: John Rugh, Tel: 325-794-5601
Fax: 512-834-1266 www.rochem-fyrewash.com
Marketing and General Sales Manager Fax: 325-672-9996
TLSalamanca@Earthlink.net Gas Turbine Compressor Cleaning Systems
Tel: 860-741-2281 sales@rentechboilers.com
www.reinhartassoc.com and Chemicals
Toll Free: 888-478-7832 www.rentechboilers.com
Founded in 1978, REINHART & Cleaning Services
Fax: 860-745-7932 HRSGs to 30 MW, Fired & Unfired
ASSOCIATES, INC. (R&A) provides
sales@ptreb.com Boilers
independent life assessment and inspection
www.ptreb.com ROCHEM TECHNICAL SERVICES
services to the utility, petrochemical, and
Electron Beam welding systems manufacturer USA LTD
construction industries. R&A offers REUTER-STOKES,
and contract welding Job Shop.
specialized nondestructive evaluation (NDE) A BAKER HUGHES BUSINESS 23707 West Hardy Rd. Ste. B
Welding Spring, TX 77373 USA
techniques such boresonics of turbine and 8499 Darrow Rd.
generator rotors, automated ultrasonic Twinsburg, OH 44087 USA Tel: 1-281-227-1447
PYROMATION, INC. testing (AUT) and time of flight diffraction Contact: Michelle Bober, Marketing Contact: Steve Egelhoff
5211 Industrial Rd. (TOFD) of generator retaining rings, phased Specialist Steve.Egelhoff@rochemltd.com
Fort Wayne, IN 46825 USA array ultrasonic testing (PAUT) of rotor Tel: 330-425-3755
Contact: Scott Farnham, dovetails, magnetic rubber testing (MRT) or michelle.bober@bakerhughes.com
Sales & Marketing Manager www.reuter-stokes.com
ROCKWELL AUTOMATION
PAUT of main steam inlet sleeve trepan
1201 S 2nd St.
Tel: 260-484-2580 areas, rotor and components life assessment Discover why Reuter-Stokes has been
Milwaukee, WI 53204 USA
Fax: 260-482-6805 using finite element analysis (FEA) and chosen time and time again as a critical piece
Contact: Tom McDonnell,
sales@pyromation.com SolidWorks Simulation® software, plus NDE of our customers’ harshest measurement and
Industry Business Leader
www.pyromation.com of gas turbine components with the rotor mission critical sensing applications.
Tel: 414-382-2000
Pyromation began operations in 1962 and is in-place or removed. Instrumentation & Controls
tmmcdonnell@ra.rockwell.com
a leading manufacturer of standard and Failure Analysis • Inspection
www.rockwellautomation.com
custom-designed thermocouple, RTD and
Rockwell Automation is Global Leader in
thermowell assemblies used in applications
Turbomachinery Controls and Technology.
around the world.
Control Systems - Retrofit
Sensors - Temperature

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ROPER PUMP COMPANY
3475 Old Maysville Rd. P.O. Box 269
Commerce, GA 30529 USA
Contact: Bill Flavelle, Director, Power-
Generation Products & International Sales
Tel: 706 336-3368
bflavelle@roperpumps.com
www.roperpumps.com
Leading manufacturer of flow dividers and
pumps, OEM and aftermarket.
Fuel Systems, Treatment, Filters, & Pumps
ROTATEK
353 Railroad Ave.
Hackensack, NJ 07601 USA
Contact: Anthony Valenti, Engineer
Tel: 214-271-9939
anthony@rotatek.net
www.rotatek.net
Laser Turbine Alignment Balancing and
Metrology Services on Rotating Equipment
Alignment
ROTATING MACHINERY
SERVICES, INC.
2760 Baglyos Cir.
Bethlehem, PA 18020 USA
Contact: Alex Tetlow,
VP Sales & Marketing
Tel: 484-821-0702
Fax: 484-821-0710
RMS@rotatingmachinery.com
www.rotatingmachinery.com
Engineering, parts, overhaul and field
services for Turbomachinery.
Compressors - Axial • Compressors
- Centrifugal • Compressors - Screw
• Consulting Services • Expanders •
Failure Analysis • Field Service • Gas
Turbines - Power Turbines •
Maintenance - Compressor
Specialist • Maintenance - Steam
Turbine Specialist • Parts - Gas
Turbines • Parts - Steam Turbines •
Repair & Overhaul • Steam Turbines
• Steam Turbines - Mechanical •
Steam Turbines - Refurbished
RMS/MEPCO
11410 Dumas St.
Houston, TX 77034 USA
Tel: 713-943-9240
Houston Shop
ROTATING MACHINERY SERVICES,
INC.
1981 Midway Rd. Ste. A
Menasha, WI 54952 USA
Tel: 484-821-0702
Appleton Engineering and Sales Office
ROTATING MACHINERY SERVICES,
INC.
16676 Northchase Dr. Ste. 400
Houston, TX 77060 USA
Tel: 484-821-0702
Fax: 484-821-0710
Houston North Office
ROTATION SOLUTIONS
Level 28, AMP Tower
140 St Georges Terrace
Perth, WA 6000 Australia
Contact: Dane Balle, Managing Director
Tel: +61 8 6364 5006
enquiries@rotationsolutions.com.au
rotationsolutions.com.au
Rotating equipment experts. Gas Turbines,
Centrifugal Compressors, Pumps,
Generators, Motors.
Gas Turbines
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ROTEQ SWITZERLAND LTD.
Pfarrmatte 6 Postfach 444
Freienbach SZ, Schwyz 8807 Switzerland
Contact: Silvan Strub, Operations Manager
Tel: +41445452148
silvan.strub@roteqturbo.com
www.roteqturbo.com
Your single source for independent
turbomachinery services.
Field Service
ROTOFLOW, AN AIR PRODUCTS
BUSINESS
Headquarters and Solution Center
2320 Highland Avenue
Bethlehem, PA 18020 USA
Contact: Kristin McNeill,
Marketing Manager
Tel: 610-706-6000
mcneilkh@rotoflow.com
www.rotoflow.com
As a turbomachinery company with
world-leading operating expertise,
Rotoflow, an Air Products Business,
draws on decades of experience and
operational know-how to design, build,
and support turbomachinery for the
hydrocarbon, LNG, petrochemical, and
industrial gas markets. Rotoflow is
transforming the turbomachinery
industry with unprecedented
performance, reliability, and value.
Rotoflow, one of the only OEMs both
manufacturing and operating
turbomachinery, provides total
solutions. With its global services team,
Rotoflow offers complete support for all
types of turbomachinery equipment and
systems. For new equipment, field
service, parts, repairs, upgrades, or
rerates, let Rotoflow help you keep your
operation running at its best.
Compressors • Expanders • Failure
Analysis • Field Service • Pumps •
Repair & Overhaul • Upgrades
ROTOR BEARING TECHNOLOGY
& SOFTWARE
1041 W. Bridge St. Ste. 16
Phoenixville, PA 19460-4342 USA
Contact: Victor Obeid, Manager
Tel: 610-415-0412
vobeid@rbts.com
www.rbts.com
Machinery Vibration & Bearings, Rotor
Dynamics, Torsional Vibration, Bearings
Systems
Engineering Services
SAI
1 rue du Saule Trapu Parc d’Activité
du Moulin de Massy
Massy 91300 France
Contact: Rekik Samar, Marketing Assistant
Tel: +33169309010
marketing@saifrance.com
www.saifrance.com
SAI: an engineering company specialised in
air and noise treatment
Acoustic Enclosures
SAS GLOBAL CORPORATION
21601 Mullin Ave.
Warren, MI 48089 USA
Contact: Justin Bennett
Tel: 248-414-4490
Fax: 248-414-4480
justinb@sasglobalcorp.com
www.sasglobalcorp.com
Fabricators
SCANSONIC GSM GMBH SEIRIS EXPANSION JOINTS
Schwarze-Pumpe-Weg 16 Chemin de la Julienne
Berlin 12681 Germany Le Coudray Montceaux 91830 France
Contact: Kevin Hahn Alfonso Herrera, Sales Representative
Tel: +49 - 30 - 912074-10 Tel: +0675837228
Fax: +49 - 30 - 912074-29 herrera@seiris-sa.com
kevin.hahn@scansonic.de www.seiris-sa.com
www.scansonic.de Customized Fabric + Metal + Rubber
Innovation, perfection, reliable partnership: Expansion Joints
laser material processing and automation Expansion Joints
technology.
Project Engineering
SENSATEK PROPULSION
TECHNOLOGY, INC.
SCHAEFFLER TECHNOLOGIES GMBH 1 Aerospace Blvd. MicaPlex Ste. 202
& CO. KG Daytona Beach, FL 32114 USA
Industriestrasse 1 - 3 Contact: Reamonn Soto, CEO
Herzogenaurach 91074 Germany Tel: 850-321-5993
Contact: Sales rsoto@sensatek.com
Tel: +49 91 32 82 0 www.sensatek.com
Fax: +49 91 32 82 49 50 Sensatek offers a rotating temperature
info.de@schaeffler.com measurement system for enhanced reliability.
www.schaeffler.de Turbine Blade Stress Analysis
Development, manufacture, sales- rolling
bearings, systems, engine elements, linear
SENSONICS LTD.
products.
Northbridge Rd.
Bearings
Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, HP4 1EF, UK
Contact: Jason Kingdom, Sales Manager
Tel: +44 (0)1442 876833
Fax: +44 (0)1442 876477
jason.kingdom@sensonics.co.uk
www.sensonics.co.uk
Turbine Supervisory Instrumentation/ Vibration
SCHENCK USA CORP.
Monitoring Systems / Overspeed Protection
535 Acorn St.
Vibration Monitoring Equipment
Deer Park, NY 11729 USA
Contact: Tarek El-Sawaf, Vice
President, Business Development SENSOR COATING SYSTEMS LTD. (SCS)
Tel: 631-242-4010 X350 Londoneast-UK, Business & Technical Park
Toll Free: 800-873-2352 The Cube, Yewtree Ave.
Fax: 631-242-5077 London, RM10 7FN, UK
Tarek.El-Sawaf@schenck-usa.com Contact: Jörg Feist, Managing Director
www.schenck-usa.com Tel: 02037639456
As the market leader in High Speed enquiries@sensorcoatings.com
Balancing and Diagnostics, SCHENCK www.sensorcoatings.com
supplies customers with innovative Digitised temperature mapping on components
technology and support programs that providing thousands of measurement points.
guarantee the greatest level of Sensors - Temperature
success in the manufacturing,
overhaul and monitoring of rotating
SGS HERGUTH LABORATORIES
equipment. Let our 125 years of
101 Corporate Pl.
experience and knowledge go to work
Vallejo, CA 94590 USA
for you now!
Contact: Linda Perry, Sales
Balancing Equipment • Blades -
Toll Free: 800-645-5227
Testing • Condition Monitoring •
Fax: 707-645-5227
Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics •
linda.perry@sgs.com
Vibration Analysis
www.herguth.com
Testing of lubricants, fuels, greases, failure analysis.
Testing - Lubrication
SCHUTTE & KOERTING SHAFT CURRENT SOLUTIONS,
2510 Metropolitan Dr. INC., DBA SOHRE
Trevose, PA 19053 USA TURBOMACHINERY® INC.
Contact: Michael Pintozzi, Sales & Marketing 34 N. Maple St. Ste. 7
Tel: 215-639-0900 Florence, MA 01062 USA
Fax: 215-639-1597 Rui Fernandes, General Manager
sales@s-k.com Tel: 413-267-0590
www.s-k.com Fax: 413-267-0592
Manufacturer of throttle trip and extraction info@sohreturbo.com
check valves worldwide designed in www.sohreturbo.com
accordance with applicable codes. Service Shaft Current Solutions,
and repair locations in Texas, California, and Inc. is the manufacturer
Pennsylvania. of Sohre shaft-riding
Machinery for Cogeneration • Valves brushes. We offer products and services
to protect, measure, detect, and reduce
the impact of induced stray currents on
SEC OF AMERICA, INC.
807 East Main St. Ste. 2-240
rotating machinery. We deliver magnetic
survey and degaussing services for
Durham, NC 28469 USA
residual magnetism mitigation in rotating
Contact: Ellen Rogoff, Advisor/Board
equipment, along with welding support
Member
to eliminate arc blow. We sell portable
Tel: 910-352-3135
demagnetizing equipment and are the
Toll Free: 877-586-5690 x304
sole North American distributor for
erogoff@atmc.net
Cestriom degaussing equipment.
www.sec-america.com
Demagnetizing Products & Services •
SECA, is a manufacturer of vibration sensors
Engineering Services • Field Service •
and monitors.
Shaft Grounding & Condition Monitoring
Vibration Monitoring Equipment
www.turbomachinerymag.com
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SKYLINE TURBINE SERVICES B.V. SPECTRONICS CORPORATION
ABC Westland 247 956 Brush Hollow Rd.
SIEMENS ENERGY GLOBAL
Poeldijk, Selecteer een gebied, St Westbury, NY 11590 USA
GMBH & CO. KG
2685 DC, Netherlands Contact: Valerie Scherer, Publicist
Otto-Hahn-Ring 6
Contact: Erwin Wiersum, Managing Director Tel: 516-333-4840
Munich 81739 Germany
Tel: 0174280875 vscherer@spectroline.com
Contact: Siemens Energy,
service@sts-bv.com www.spectroline.com
SHENYANG BLOWER WORKS Siemens Energy
www.sts-bv.com Manufacturer of ultraviolet light technology
GROUP CORPORATION Tel: +49 911 6505 6505
SGT400 support specialists, parts and service and leak detection products.
No.16A, Development Rd., Economic support@siemens-energy.com
Gas Turbines Detection Systems
& Technical Development Zone www.siemens-energy.com
Shenyang 110869 China Siemens Energy offer solutions across
Contact: Anding Xiang, Business the entire energy value chain SOFTINWAY, INC. SPINDRIVE
Development Manager Gas Turbines 20 Mall Rd. Ste. 450 Laserkatu 6, IVH Kampus
Tel: +18324757810 Burlington, MA 01803 USA Lappeenranta, Non-US 53850 Finland
anding.xiang@sbw-turbo.com Contact: Valentine Moroz, COO Contact: Ole Martola, Business Development
www.sbw-turbo.com Tel: 781-328-4310 Director
SBW: a leading suppliers for API 617/ SIEMENS PRODUCT LIFECYCLE Valentine@SoftInWay.com Tel: +358505675919
API618 gas compressors. MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE, INC. www.softinway.com ole.martola@spindrive.fi
Compressors - Centrifugal • DIGITAL FACTORY DIVISION 200 Shepards Advanced turbomachinery and propulsion www.spindrive.fi
Compressors - Reciprocating • Bush Rd. design software platform and services Easy and affordable customer-specific active
Pipeline Boosters London, W6 7NL, UK Software & Engineering Programs magnetic bearings (AMBs)
Contact: Lauren Gautier, PR Specialist Bearings - Magnetic
Tel: 248-697-0029
lauren.gautier@cd-adapco.com
SOLUCIONES DE INGENIERIA Y
SHIN NIPPON MACHINERY CO., LTD. www.cd-adapco.com/mdx
MANTENIMIENTO - SIM, S.L. SSE - SIRIO SISTEMI ELETTRONICI
ThinkPark Tower 1-1
Digital Factory Division - Product Lifecycle
Paseo de la Castellana, 95, 15 S.P.A.
Osaki 2-Chome, Shinagawa-Ku, Tokyo Madrid 28046 Spain Via Fleming 16
Management.
141-6025 Japan Contact: Juan Bordon, Director Prato 59100 Italy
Software & Engineering Programs
Contact: Koji Maruyama, General Manager Tel: +34 91 418 5070 Contact: Niccolo’ Paoli
Tel: +81 81367372634 Fax: +34 91 4186999 Tel: +39 0574 52941
maruyama_koji@snm.shi.co.jp SIFCO ASC info@sim-sl.com Fax: +39 0574 529451
www.snm.co.jp 5708 E. Schaaf Rd. www.sim-sl.com niccolo.paoli@sse.cc
Gas Turbines Independence, OH 44131 USA Reliability engineering, maintenance, and www.sse.cc
Contact: Mark Meyer, Sales Manager North asset management consultancy for OGP SSE is Integrated Solution Provider for
America industry. Control System and Instrumentation
SHINKAWA ELECTRIC CO. LTD. Tel: 216-524-0099 Asset Management Services Control Systems & Governors
3rd Fl. Shin-kojimachi Bldg. 3-3 Kojimachi
Toll Free: 800-765-4131
4-chome
Fax: 216-524-6331
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0083 Japan
mmeyer@sifcoasc.com
SONATS, EUROPE TECHNOLOGIES
Contact: Sensor Technology Sales Division 2 rue de la Fonderie
www.sifcoasc.com
Tel: 81-3-3263-4417 Carquefou 44470 France
Sifco ASC is the global leader in selective
st-mkt@shinkawa.co.jp Contact: Kevin Dreillard, Marketing
plating technologies.
www.shinkawaelectric.com/en Tel: 0251700494
Coating Services
Shinkawa Electric specializes in plant marketing@europetechnologies.com
monitoring and predictive maintenance. www.sonats-et.com
Condition Monitoring SIMULIA Ultrasonic shot peening against fatigue failure SSS CLUTCH COMPANY, INC.
166 Valley St. and residual stress measurement 610 West Basin Rd.
Providence, RI 02909 USA Stress Analysis New Castle, DE 19720 USA
SHL CONSULTING Contact: Claudia Da Costa, Marketing Contact: Morgan L. Hendry, President
22 Wildwood Rd. S.
Programs Manager Tel: 302-322-8080
Vernon, CT 06066 USA
Tel: 401-276-4400
SONGPO HIGHTECH
Fax: 302-322-8548
Contact: Donald Schubert, Principal #260-3, 1 Gongdandaero, Siheung City,
claudia.dacosta@3ds.com engineering@sssclutch.com
Tel: 860-836-4403 Kyunggido Province
www.simulia.com www.sssclutch.com
sholdingsltd@msn.com Siheung 15090 Korea South
Realistic Simulation solutions: Unified Finite SSS Clutches for Gas and Steam
www.SHL-PLC.com Contact: Yong Jin, Goo, CEO
Element Analysis, multiphysics and SLM Turbine Generators, Synchronous
Risk analysis and loss prevention practices. Tel: +82 31 433 4951
Design & Analysis Condensing, Combined Cycle/Single
Consulting Services shtc1004@naver.com
Shaft, Combined Heat and Power,
http://shtc.koreasme.com
SINTAVIA, LLC Turning Gear and Starting Clutches.
Manufacturing of Centrifugal Dehydrator,
SICELUB LUBRITECH 6545 Nova Dr. Ste. 207 Clutches
Centrifugal Concentrator, Centrifugal
Macaderes 20-401 Col, San Jose
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33317 USA Separator, Solidification Machine.
Insurgentes
Contact: Carolyn Allan, Marketing Manager Wastewater Treatment
Mexico, Distrito Federal 03900 Mexico
Tel: 954-474-7800 STAR & STAR FIELD FIT, INC.
Contact: John Patrick Bullous, Business
Toll Free: 954-474-7800 116 Latourette St.
Development Engineer
Fax: 954-474-7800 Marion, OH 43302 USA
Tel: +52 55 5528 5014
Callan@sintavia.com Contact: Vince Caudill,
Toll Free: +52 55 5528 5014 ext.107
www.sintavia.com Sales Engineer/Outage Support
jbullous@sicelub.com
Sintavia leads Advanced Manufacturing in Tel: 740-387-5535
www.sicelub.com
metal parts for precision industries. Fax: 740-383-2089
Lubrication equipment and services including
3D Printing
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Vince@starturbine.com
highspeed flushing and lubricant conditioning Machinery Department 6220 Culebra Rd.
www.starturbine.com
Lubrication Systems San Antonio, TX 78238 USA
SISO ENGINEERING Manufacturer of Turbine Packing Rings/Seals
Contact: Dr. Tim Allison, Director
802 Lovett Blvd. and On-Site Field Installation Services.
Tel: 210-522-3561
SICHUAN SUNNY SEAL CO., LTD. Houston, TX 77006 USA Parts - Steam Turbines
tim.allison@swri.org
#8, Wuke West 4 Rd., Wuhou District
Contact: Kellan McCarthy, CTO www.swri.org
Chengdu, Sichuan 610045 China
Tel: 512-659-1833 Premier R&D organization designing, STEAM TURBINE ENGINEERING,
Contact: Zhou Xinqiu, Project Manager
kellan@siso-eng.com analyzing, and testing machinery and INDIA PVT. LTD.
Tel: +86 18980767975
www.siso-eng.com systems 6- Saket Industrial Estate, Sarkhej-Bavla Rd.,
Fax: +86 28 85366222
Automation, Controls, and Analytics Experts Research & Development Mouraiya, Changodar
joyzhou@sns-china.com
for the Power/O&G Industries. Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382213 India
www.sns-china.com
Control Systems & Governors Contact: Bhavin Trivedi,
Seal manufacturer for Petrochemical, SPECTRO SCIENTIFIC
Sr. Marketing Executive
chemical, refinery, oil & gas, transportation. One Executive Dr. Ste.101
SKINNER POWER SYSTEMS Tel: +007573030263
Seals - Mechanical Chelmsford, MA 01824 USA
8214 Edinboro Rd. bhavin@steamd.in
Contact: Sandra Schiller,
Erie, PA 16509 USA www.steamd.in
Director of Marketing
Contact: Steve Allard, Sales Turbine Spares, Turbine Services, General
Tel: 978-431-1129
Tel: 814-868-8500 Engineering Part Machining
Fax: 978-486-0030
Fax: 814-868-5299 Maintenance - Steam Turbine Specialist
sschiller@spectroinc.com
steve@skinnerpowersystems.net www.spectroinc.com
www.skinnerpowersystems.net Specializing in analytical instrumentation and
Manufacturer Single Stage Steam Turbines software for machine condition monitoring
for Mechanical or Generator Drive Instrumentation & Controls
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STERLING DEAERATOR COMPANY TECH SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL TEXAS BEARING SERVICES THERMAL STRUCTURES, INC.
514 West Maple St. Ste. 205 GROUP, LLC 8810 Scranton St. 2362 Railroad St.
Cumming, GA 30040 USA P.O. Box 8505 Houston, TX 77075 USA Corona, CA 92880 USA
Contact: Robert Young, Quality Assurance Chicago, IL 60680-8501 USA Contact: Michael J. Alvarez, President Contact: Monica Allphin, Sales Manager-
Tel: 770-205-1969 Contact: Turbine Market Group Tel: 713-941-1644 Industrial/Commercial Products
Fax: 770-205-2882 Tel: 312-842-7478 Fax: 713-941-1658 Tel: 951-736-9911
robert.young@sterlingdeaerator.com Toll Free: 877-236-6047 sales@texasbearingservices.com Fax: 951-736-0289
www.sterlingdeaerator.com Fax: 312-577-0909 www.texasbearingservices.com mallphin@thermalstructures.com
Sterling Deaerator -a leading worldwide info@techsolutionsusa.biz We manufacture, repair, and upgrade www.thermalstructures.com
supplier of Deaerators since 1987. www.techsolutionsusa.biz bearings and seals. Thermal insulation specialists, also in Indiana.
Deaerators Heat Exchangers: Air Cooled, Plate & Frame, Bearings We are the solution.
Shell & Tube Manufacturers
Heat Exchangers
STF SPA TGM STEAM TURBINES
Via per Robecco 20 Rodovia Armando de Salles Oliveira, KM 4,8 THERMOMEGATECH
Magenta (MI) 20013 Italy TECHNEURONS CONSULTING Sertaozinho - SP, Sao Paulo 14175-000 353 Ivyland Rd.
Contact: Marketing Manager SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. Brazil Warminster, AL 18974 USA
Tel: +3902972091 15C Trans Asia Cyberpark Tower 1 Infopark Contact: Samuel Garcia Alves, International Contact: ThermOmegaTech, Headquarters
Fax: +39029794977 SEZ Phase II, Ambalamedu PO, Puthencruz, Manager Toll Free: 877-379-8258
stf@stf.it Ernakulam Tel: +55 16 2105 2512 valves@thermomegatech.com
www.stf.it Kochi, Kakkanad 682303 India samuel.garcia@tgminternational.com www.thermomegatech.com
Units for gas turbine, combined cycles and Contact: Vibin Varghese, US Contact www.grupotgm.com.br ThermOmegaTech® provides self-actuated
hydroelectric power plants Tel: +9100111673 TGM provides solutions in steam turbines, thermostatic valves for a variety of
Exhaust Systems vibin.varghese@techneurons.in gear boxes and services. applications.
www.techneurons.com Steam Turbines Valves
We offer Web Development, Software
STODDARD SILENCERS, INC.
Development, HR Software, Cloud Migration.
1017 Progress Dr. THE BALANCING COMPANY TMEC - THERMAL & MECHANICAL
Software & Engineering Programs
Grayslake, IL 60030 USA 898 Center Dr. EQUIPMENT CO.
Contact: Bill Janus, Sales Manager Vandalia, OH 45377 USA 1423 E. Richey Rd.
Tel: 847-223-8636 TECHNIPFMC Contact: Jack Boeke, General Manager Houston, TX 77073 USA
Toll Free: 800-610-0790 Afrikaweg 30 Tel: 937-898-9111 Contact: Tish Shaddock, Marketing Director
Fax: 847-223-8638 Zoetermeer 2700AB Netherlands Fax: 937-898-6145 Tel: 713-688-8834
billj@stoddardsilencersinc.com Contact: Rob van Tilburg, Sr. Rotating boeke@balco.com tshaddock@tmec.com
www.stoddardinc.com Equipment Engineer www.balco.com www.tmec.com
Industrial silencers & filters for blowers, vents Tel: +31 793293557 Balancing, Spin Testing, Rotating Equipment Extensive line of standard off-the-shelf and
and turbines rob.vantilburg@technipfmc.com Repair since 1967 custom heat transfer equipment.
Silencers www.technipfmc.com Service for Turbines & Generators Heat Exchangers
Engineering Company Onshore offshore
ethylene hydrogen fast pyrolysis
STORK H&E TURBO BLADING THE EXONE COMPANY TOPPER FLOATING SOLAR PV
Gas Turbines
334 Comfort Rd. 127 Industry Blvd. MOUNTING MANUFACTURER CO.,
Ithaca, NY 14850 USA North Huntington, PA 15642 USA LTD.
Contact: Joe Walker, Sales Manager, TECNICAS REUNIDAS Contact: Jennifer Moran No. 879, Xiahe Rd., Siming
Americas Arapiles13 Tel: 924-863-9663 Xiamen 361004 China
Tel: 607-351-7418 Madrid 280015 Spain Toll Free: 877-773-9663 Contact: Zhang Zhe, Manager
joe.walker@stork.com Contact: Guillermo Granda jennifer.moran@exone.com Tel: 0086-592-5819200
www.he-machinery.com Tel: +56966187519 www.exone.com mkt@floatingsolarmounting.com
Blades for Steam turbines, gas turbines, axial ggranda@trsa.es Printing in several different metals for www.floatingsolarmounting.com
compressors, blowers, fans. www.tecnicasreunidas.es industrial and decorative customers. Top Floating Solar PV Mounting
Blades General EPC Contractor 3D Printing Manufacturer
Gas Turbines - Combined Cycle Solar Energy
STRAITS RESEARCH THE GEAR WORKS
825 3rd Ave. TEK-TROL LLC 500 South Portland St. P.O. Box 80886 TORQUEMETERS LTD.
New York, NY 10022 USA 796 Tek Dr. Seattle, WA 98108 USA West Haddon Rd.
Contact: Elvis Fernandes, Sales Manager Crystal Lake, IL 60014 USA Contact: Jerry Magnuson, Ravensthorpe, Northamptonshire, NN6 8ET, UK
Tel: 646-480-7505 Contact: Josh Waters, Tek-Trol Support V P - Sales & Marketing Contact: Craig Holmes, Business
sales@straitsresearch.com Tel: 847-857-6076 Tel: 206-762-3333 Development Manager
www.straitsresearch.com tektrol@tek-trol.com Fax: 206-762-3704 Tel: 00447881244665
Straits Research is a Market Intelligence and www.tek-trol.com jmagnuson@thegearworks.com cholmes@torquemeters.com
consulting firm. Tek-Trol LLC provides advanced www.thegearworks.com www.torquemeters.com
Consulting Services measurement, automation, and control The Gear Works is a full service gear Accurate, maintenance free, realtime
solutions. manufacturing facility. measurement steady state and torsional
Flow Meters Repair - Gearboxes torque.
SULLAIR A HITACHI GROUP
Torquemeters
COMPANY
1 Sullair Way TEMP-PRO, INC. THE L.S. STARRETT CO.
Michigan City, IN 46360 USA 200 Industrial Dr. 121 Crescent St. TRI TRANSMISSION & BEARING
Contact: Adam Bitner, Director of Sales, Northampton, MA 01060 USA Athol, MA 01331 USA CORP., DIV OF TURBO RESEARCH,
North America Commercial & Industrial Contact: Neal Messier, Sales Manager Contact: Jim Ballou, Marketing Manager INC.
Tel: 219-879-5451 Tel: 413-584-3165 Tel: 978-249-3551 P.O. Box 454 212 Welsh Pool Rd.
Toll Free: 1-800-SULLAIR Fax: 413-586-3625 jballou@starrett.com Lionville, PA 19353 USA
adam.bitner@sullair.com neal.messier@temp-pro.com www.starrett.com Contact: Mark Simonelli, Project Engineer
www.sullair.com/oilfree www.temp-pro.com Leading global manufacturer of precision Tel: 610-363-8570
Oil free centrifugal compressors, rotary screw Premier manufacturer of temperature tools/gages, metrology equipment, and more Toll Free: 800-363-8571
compressors, process gas compressors sensors, electrical enclosures & electro- Testing Equipment Fax: 610-524-6326
Compressors mechanical assemblies mark.simonelli@turboresearch.com
Instrumentation & Controls www.turboresearch.com
THE SENSOR CONNECTION
Consulting Engineering Services and
SYSTEM ONE 55 East Long Lake Rd. Ste. 505
Manufacturer for Babbitted Journal
12 Federal St. Ste. 205 TERN TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Troy, MI 48085 USA
& Thrust Bearings
Pittsburgh, PA 15212 USA 200 W. 34th Ave, Ste. 1017 Contact: Harold Schaevitz, Manager
Bearings
Contact: Rich Carver, Account Director Anchorage, AK 99503 USA Tel: 248-636-1515
Tel: 412-995-1900 Contact: Philip Cole, Service Representative sales@thesensorconnection.com
Toll Free: 877-505-7971 Tel: 907-522-2411 www.thesensorconnection.com TRI-ROTOR PUMP
Fax: 412-995-1901 sales@terntech.com Industrial and Motorsports temperature and 36 E. Lawton St.
inquiry@systemoneservices.com www.terntech.com position sensors including related Torrington, CT 06790 USA
www.systemoneservices.com Rotating Equipment alignment, vibration instrumentation Contact: Gary Lent, President
System One is the leader in technical analysis, positional change, and reliability Sensors - Temperature Tel: 860-482-8581
outsourcing and careers. consultants. Fax: 860-482-8435
Recruiters & Employment Agencies Vibration Monitoring Equipment gary@trirotor.com
www.trirotor.com
Manufacturer of positive displacement (PD)
rotary piston pumps.
Pumps

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TRIVENI TURBINE LIMITED U.S. BOLT MANUFACTURING, INC. VEINFURT S.R.O.
12 -A, Peenya Industrial Area Phase -1 12895 South Main St., Houston, TX 77035 Houškova 31
Bengaluru, Karnataka 560058 India Contact: Joseph Hansen, Inside Sales Plzeň 2-Slovany 32600 Czech Republic
Contact: Sachin Bhardwaj, Mr. Tel: 713-726-1000 Contact: Ondřej Veinfurt
Tel: +918022164000 jhansen@usbolt.com Tel: +420 377 330 151
mktg@triveniturbines.com TURBOMACHINERY www.usbolt.com ondrej.veinfurt@woodward.cz
www.triveniturbines.com INTERNATIONAL Gas Turbine/Compressor Rotor Tie Bolts www.veinfurt.eu
Largest Manufacturer of Industrial Steam 485 F Suite 210 Route 1, South and Lock Nuts Steam turbine & compressor control system
Turbine up to 100 MW Iselin, NJ 08830 USA Gas Turbines based on Woodward products
Steam Turbines - Electrical, Industrial Contact: Mike Tracey, Group Publisher Control Systems & Governors
Tel: 732-346-3027 UE SYSTEMS, INC.
TST-TURBO SERVICE & TRADING GMBH MTracey@MJHLifeSciences.com 14 Hayes St., Elmsford, NY 10523 USA VEOTEC (AMERICAS) LLC
Konrad-Zuse-Str. 18-20 www.turbomachinerymag.com Contact: Douglas Waetjen, Sales Manager 21017 Heron Way Ste. 105
Moers, NRW 47445 Germany Turbomachinery International (TMI) Tel: 914-592-1220 Lakeville, MN 55044 USA
Contact: Marina Rittmann, Sales provides worldwide coverage of Toll Free: 800-223-1325 Contact: Peter Valsler, President
Tel: +02841-8806730 turbines, compressors, expanders, Fax: 914-347-2181 Tel: 952-582-4918
info@tst-eu.com gears, bearings, instrumentation & info@uesystems.com peter.valsler@veotecamericas.com
www.tst-eu.com control and associated equipment in www.uesystems.com www.veotecamericas.com
Turbo Service & Trading (TST) are complete- land, air and marine-based applications. Ultrasonic instruments for mechanical, Intake Louvers, heated louvers, anti-icing,
service providers for turbo machinery. This includes the electric power electrical & leak inspection. filters, dampers, housings, all environments.
Service for Turbines & Generators industry, oil & gas, production and Testing Equipment Intake Filters
pipelines, petrochemicals, cogeneration
and renewable energy technologies.
TURBINE RESOURCES, INC. UNDER MY HOOD
TMI (print and online) magazine and
1005 Stanley Dr. P.O. Box 874, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 USA
handbook are the oldest publications
Euless, TX 76040-6815 USA Contact: Rich Merrill, Sales Rep.
addressing the needs of managers,
Contact: William McCall, President Tel: 480-888-8155
engineers and technicians who operate,
Tel: 817-540-1041 Rich@UnderMyHood.com VERICOR POWER SYSTEMS
maintain, service and repair
Fax: 817-545-2489 www.UnderMyHood.com 3625 Brookside Pkwy. Ste. 500
turbomachinery.
tri@turbineresourcesinc.com Oil Analysis Testing Alpharetta, GA 30022 USA
Books & Magazines
www.turbineresourcesinc.com Testing - Lubrication Contact: Adriana Mejia, BDM
TRI specializes in repairs of heavy industrial Tel: 770-569-8800
gas turbine engines. Fax: 770-569-7524
WEST, MIDWEST, SOUTHEAST, UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC.
Blades - Turbines • Coatings • Gas Turbines adriana.mejia@vericor.com
SOUTHWEST, USA 1755 East Nine Mile Rd.
- Power Generation • Maintenance - Gas www.vericor.com
Contact: Melissa DiLorenzo P.O. Box 249, Hazel Park, MI 48030 USA
Turbine Specialist • Nozzles - Fuel • Repair Vericor is an Original Equipment
Email: MDiLorenzo@mjhlifesciences.com Contact: Diana Rastelli,
& Overhaul • Repair - Bearings • Repair - Manufacturer (OEM) for the Vericor Gas
Customer Service and Inside Sales Manager
Blades • Repair - Casings • Repair - Vanes Turbine products. Being the OEM includes
Tel: 248-542-9635
INDIA, MIDDLE EAST the manufacturing, marketing, sales,
Toll Free: 888-569-3090
RMA Media Twin Arcade design, and life cycle servicing and
TURBO NON-DESTRUCTIVE Fax: 248-398-4274
C-308, Military Rd. support of our aero-derivative gas turbines
TESTING, INC. ufm@flowmeters.com
400059 India in marine propulsion, mechanical drive,
25 Southbelt Industrial Dr. Bldg B www.flowmeters.com
Tel: +91-22-6570-3081/82 and power generation applications in the
Houston, TX 77047 USA U.S. manufacturer of industrial flowmeters.
Fax: +91-22-2925-3735 2.5 MW to 14 MW (~3,000 to 20,000 Hp)
Contact: Neal Tinsley, Sales manager Flow Meters
Contact: Faredoon Kuka range. Example applications include but
Tel: 713-263-4303
Email: kuka@rmamedia.com are not limited to high-speed military and
Fax: 713-433-2365
UNIVERSAL TURBOMACHINERY civilian ships, Oil & Gas/Industrial pumping,
neal@turbondt.com
EQUIPMENT gas compression electrical generation and
www.turbondt.com JAPAN
Aleksandrowska 67/93 a variety of oilfield completion applications
Non-Destructive Testing specializing in Kayabacho 2-chome Bldg.2-4-5
Lodz 91-205 Poland such as hydraulic fracturing. Our 20+years
rotating equipment. Ni Pacific Business, Inc.
Contact: Maciej Potapczyk of military marine heritage ensure solutions
Compressors • Demagnetizing Products & 103-0025 Japan
Tel: +48 42 611 06 07 that are proven to survive in the toughest
Services • Gas Turbines • Gearboxes • Tel: +81-3-3661-6138
Fax: +48 42 611 06 07 environments while offering both cost and
Inspection • Pumps • Steam Turbines Fax: +81-3-3661-6139
ute@ute.com.pl operational efficiencies and optimized
Contact: Yoshinori Ikeda
www.ute.com.pl performance. Our small footprint, lighter
Email: pbi2010@gol.com
TURBODEN SPA Centrifugal compressors and steam turbines. weight, robustness, fuel flexibility, easy
via Cernaia 10 Compressors and quickness of maintenance, as well
Brescia, Please Select 25124 Italy UK, BENELUX, SCANDINAVIA, many other features offer a unique
Contact: Nicola Rossetti, Sales & Business ITALY, FRANCE competitive advantage to our Customer’s
USHERS MACHINE & TOOL
Development Manager Viale Monza 24 projects. Our recent success in the Oil &
6998 Pelham Rd.
Tel: +390303552001 20127 Italy Gas industry indicates how Vericor’s
Greenville, SC 29615 USA
Fax: +390303552011 Tel: +39-022846716 technology and solutions can create a
Contact: Jim Causey, Chief Operating Officer
giulia.bonifazi@turboden.it Fax: +39-022893849 compact, safe, light weight, and
Tel: 864-516-2690
www.turboden.com Contact: Ferruccio Silvera cost-effective solution for hydraulic
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ORC systems generate electric and thermal Email: ferruccio@silvera.it fracturing, while providing huge benefits to
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power exploiting multiple sources the environment and the community.
Machine precision parts for the world’s
Power Plants GERMANY, AUSTRIA, SWITZERLAND Gas Turbines - Aeroderivatives
power generation equipment
Intermedia Partners GmbH Machining
TURBO-K LTD. Bereyoehde 14 Wuppertal VEROS SYSTEMS, INC.
Wiesenstrasse 57 D-42389 Germany 5910 Courtyard Dr. Ste. 150
UT 99 AG OIL MIST ELIMINATORS
Emmendingen 79312 Germany Tel: +49-202-271-690 Austin, TX 78741 USA
Schaubenstrasse 5
Contact: Oliver Platz, Sales Fax: +49-202-271-6920 Contact: Jim Dechman, President & CEO
Andelfingen 8450 Switzerland
Tel: +49 7641 55346 Contact: Sven Anacker Tel: 512-686-2400
Contact: Sales Manager
Fax: +49 7641 55319 Email: sanacker@intermediapartners,de Fax: 877-295-9803
Tel: +41 52 397 1199
o.platz@turbo-k.com jim.dechman@verossystems.com
Fax: +41 52 397 1190
www.turbo-k.com NORTHEAST, MID ATLANTIC, www.verossystems.com
sales@ut99.ch
Turbo-K and Eco-K new generation gas WEST COAST USA, CANADA Condition monitoring based on electric
www.ut99.ch/en
turbine compressor cleaners. 485 F Suite 210, Rt. 1 South waveform analysis
Oil mist eliminators for lube oil tank
Compressor Washing Systems Iselin, NJ 08830 USA Condition Monitoring
ventilation at turbines
Tel: 732-853-6321 Emissions Reductions
TURBOMACHINERY CONTROLS Contact: Cybill Tascarella VIBRATION INSTITUTE
13 Listers Warninglid Email: CTascarella@MJHLifeSciences.com 2625 Butterfield Rd. Ste.128 N
VAC AERO INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH17 5TX, UK Oakbrook, IL 60523 USA
1371 Speers Rd., Oakville, ON, L6L 2X5 Canada
Contact: Graham R Copley, Technical KOREA, SOUTHEAST ASIA Contact: Robin Ginner, Executive Director
Contact: Alan Charky, Mktg./Comm. Director
Support Engineer Francis and Low (Pte) Ltd. Tel: 630-654-2254
Tel: 905-827-4171
Tel: +44 (0) 7595622108 77 High Street, #08-01 Fax: 630-654-2271
Fax: 905-827-0868
techsupport@turbomachinerycontrols.com High Street Plaza 179443 Singapore information@vi-institute.org
vacaeroinfo@vacaero.com
www.turbomachinerycontrols.com Tel: +65-6337-0818 www.vi-institute.org
www.vacaero.com
TurboMachinery Controls (TMC) optimise the Contact: Leithen Francis We provide the mechanism for the exchange
VAC AERO builds vacuum heat treating
control of turbines and compressors. Email: leithen@francisandlow.com of practical information.
furnaces and controls.
Control Systems & Governors Training
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VICTAULIC
4901 Kesslersville Rd.
Easton, PA 18040 USA
Contact: Jim Renner, Vice President
Tel: 610-559-3300
Toll Free: 800-PICK-VIC
jim.renner@victaulic.com
www.victaulic.com
Leading manufacturer of mechanical
pipe-joining and fire protection systems.
Fire Protection & Suppression
VIEWTECH BORESCOPES
1745 Barlow St., Traverse City, MI 49686 USA
Contact: Duncan White, Director of Sales
and Marketing
Tel: 231-943-1171
Fax: 231-680-4264
info@viewtech.com
www.viewtech.com
ViewTech Borescopes is North America’s top
video borescope company.
Borescopes
VOITH US, INC.
25 Winship Rd., York, PA 17406 USA
Contact: Todd Lehman, Sr. Sales Manager
Connection Technologies
Tel: 717-767-3244
Fax: 717-767-3210
todd.lehman@voith.com
www.voith.com
Contact us for your torque limiting and
connection coupling requirements.
Couplings
VOYAGER INSTRUMENTS
912 Smithfield Dr. Ste. 4
Fort Collins, AL 80524 USA
Contact: Dwight Bradshaw, General Manager
Tel: 970-232-9344
dbradshaw@voyagerinstruments.com
www.voyagerinstruments.com
Voyager produces products that use
innovative technologies to solve problems.
Vibration Monitoring Equipment
WAUKESHA BEARINGS
N17 W24222 Riverwood Drive Suite 140
Waukesha, WI 53188 USA
Contact: Brian Draeger, Director of Sales
Tel: 262-506-3000
bdraeger@doverprecision.com
www.waukbearing.com
Engineered hydrodynamic bearings and
brush seals for high-performing
turbomachinery.
Bearings • Research & Development •
Seals
WAUKESHA BEARINGS - SUZHOU
No. 11 Wei Wen Rd. Suzhou Industrial Park
Suzhou 215122 China
Contact: Kilo Zhang,
China Commercial Manager
Tel: +86 512 6936 8587
kzhang@doverprecision.com
www.waukbearing.com
Engineered hydrodynamic bearings and
magnetic bearing systems for high-
performing turbomachinery.
Bearings • Bearings - Magnetic
WAUKESHA BEARINGS LTD.
Trinity Court Batchworth Island, Church St.
Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, WD3 1RT, UK
Contact: Paul Gardam,
Sales Manager, Europe
Tel: +44 1923 716300
pgardam@doverprecision.com
www.waukbearing.com
Engineered hydrodynamic bearings and
brush seals for high-performing
turbomachinery.
Bearings • Seals
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WAUKESHA MAGNETIC BEARINGS WOLONG GROUP XIAMEN WELDON VALVES IMPORT
Unit J, Downlands Business Park, Lyons Way Hardy Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 1JD, UK AND EXPORT CO., LTD.
Worthing, West Sussex, BN14 9LA, UK Contact: Mr Peter Chaplin, Offshore Director A2 of Block 03, 8th Floor, D Building, Xiamen
Contact: Brian Draeger, Director of Sales Tel: +44 1603 592 696 International Shipping Center
Tel: +44 1903 27 5500 peter.chaplin@wolong.com Xiamen 361000 China
bdraeger@doverprecision.com www.wolong.com Contact: Jocelyn, Marketing Manager
www.waukbearing.com Worldwide group offering full range motors, Tel: +865923179679
Custom-engineered active magnetic bearing generators,VFD’s to international standards. inquiry@weldonvalves.com
systems. Digital controller technology offers Motors - Electric www.weldonvalves.com
remote commissioning, monitoring, China Valve Manufacturer -
diagnostics and adjustments. Industrial Valves Supplier.
WOOD
Bearings - Magnetic Valves
Vibration, dynamics and noise (VDN)
17325 Park Row Dr., Houston, TX 77084 USA
WEARCHECK USA Contact: Wally Bratek, Principal Consultant YAANG PIPE INDUSTRY CO.
501 Madison Ave. – Vibration, Dynamics and Noise Longwan District
Cary, NC 27513 USA Tel: 281-920-4441 Wenzhou, Zhejiang 325025 China
Contact: Ken Hill, Vice President Toll Free: 800-836-4068 Contact: Ms.Yane, Sales Manager
Tel: 717-309-3121 info.vdn@woodplc.com Tel: +86-18267732328
Toll Free: 800-237-1369 www.woodplc.com/vdn sales@yaang.com
Fax: 919-379-4050 Advanced vibration, dynamic and noise analyses: www.yaang.com
ken.hill@wearcheck.com design, monitoring and troubleshooting. One-stop-shop supplier for steel piping
www.wearcheck.com Vibration Analysis system products.
Oil/Fluid analysis and Lubrication Pipes
Management and supplies.
WORCESTER FLUIDS TECHNOLOGY
Testing - Lubrication
23 Midstate Dr. Ste.114, Auburn, MA 01501
Contact: Rafael Lazo, CEO
WEG STEAM TURBINES Tel: 774-314-4006
6655 Sugarloaf Pkwy. lazor@fluids-tech.com
Duluth, Georgia 30097 USA www.fluids-tech.com
Contact: Samuel Garcia Alves, Design and supply of Industrial Fluids
Commercial Manager Systems (Lubrication, Water, Hydraulics) YASKAWA ENVIRONMENTAL ENERGY
Tel: 800-ASK-4WEG Lubrication Systems / THE SWITCH
samuelg@weg.net Elimäenkatu 17–19
www.weg.net Helsinki, Uusimaa 00510 Finland
WORKFORCE GROUP
Steam turbines, gearboxes, generators Contact: Lisa Kettman-Kervinen, Marketing
9544 Fenway Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70809
and services Communications Specialist
Contact: Kevin Anderson, Director
Generator Sets - Steam Turbines Tel: +358505545044
Tel: 225-475-3360
lisa.kettman-kervinen@theswitch.com
Kanderson@wfgrp.org
www.theswitch.com
WEINGARTNER MASCHINENBAU www.theworkforcegroup.org
Yaskawa Environmental Energy / The Switch
GMBH Provide millwright support for Turbo-Machinery
advances the industrial world with
Kirchham 29 OEM’s and field service companies.
high-speed electrical motors and variable
Kirchham 4656 Austria Consulting Services
speed drives for better system efficiency – up
Contact: Werner Pommer, Area Sales
to 20,000 rpm with power ranging from 300
Manager
WUXI TRUMY TRANSMISSION kW–1.5 MW. Our proprietary solid rotor
Tel: +4376192103501
ENGINEERING CO. LTD. technology is now available also as
w.pommer@weingartner.com
No. 8 Second Huayou Rd. standardized packages. With The Switch
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Wuxi New District, Jiangsu, P.R.C. high-speed solid rotor motors you get rid of
Large complex multi task machines
Wuxi, Jiangsu 214142 China the gearbox, while allowing the application to
heavy duty and high precision
Contact: Mr. Ji An, Sales Director reach higher speeds and unmatched energy
Machine Tools
Tel: 86-(0)510-8570-9703 efficiency. The structure of the motor is more
Fax: 86-(0)510-8570-6330 compact and lighter in weight, requiring up
WES GMBH jian@trumy.com to 50% less space than a conventional
Am Bahnhof 1 www.trumy.com design. Without the gearbox, you can reach
Nordkirchen 59394 Germany Largest supplier for API671 Disc & higher system efficiencies and save in
Contact: Josef Wierling, MD Diaphragm coupling maintenance costs. The stiff construction of
Tel: +49 2599 9395-0 Couplings the rotor offers unmatched stability and
jwi@wes.de balance, providing exceptional rotating
www.wes.de system reliability for all types of high-speed
WYATT ENGINEERING, LLC
Manufacturing and delivery applications. In its simplest form, a solid rotor
6 Blackstone Valley Pl. Ste. 401, Lincoln, RI 02865
of all types of Dampers and Diverters is purely a machined ferromagnetic steel bar.
Vincent Marchant, Director, Sales and Marketing
Dampers To increase performance, enhancements
Tel: 401-334-1170
may be applied, such as slitting, adding a
Fax: 401-334-1173
high conductive end ring or even including a
WESCHLER INSTRUMENTS vmarchant@wyattflow.com
rotor cage. The solid rotor construction
16900 Foltz Pkwy. www.wyattflow.com
Cleveland, OH 44149 USA Manufacturer of venturi, nozzle and provides high mechanical integrity and
Contact: Tom Snyder, Sales Mgr orifice plate flow meters rigidity. Our high-speed drive system consists
Tel: 440-238-2550 Flow Meters of solid rotor motors together with the latest
Toll Free: 800-903-9870 The Switch variable frequency drive
Fax: 800-903-9590 technology.
XDOT BEARING TECHNOLOGIES Motors - Electric • Variable Frequency
info@weschler.com
705-B Dale Ave., Charlottesville, VA 22903 Drives
www.weschler.com
Contact: Erik Swanson, President
Mfg. of power & process meters, monitors,
Tel: 434-972-9368
transducers, controllers, testers. ZE EUROPE LTD.
busofc@xdotea.com
Instrumentation & Controls No 1 buildings, Old Priory, Wilton Rd
www.xdotbt.com
Salisbury, Wilts, SP2 0EG, UK
We develop and deliver superior gas foil bearings.
Contact: M. Simcock, Marketing
WOLONG AMERICAS, LLC Bearings
Tel: +44 1722 746800
8770 Bryn Mawr Ave.
Chicago, IL 60631 USA Fax: +44 1722 746801
XIAMEN MAKE LOCKS m.simco@zeintlplc.com
Contact: Jessica Jia, Sales Manager
MANUFACTURER CO., LTD.
Tel: 817-454-0767 www.zeintlplc.com
NO.29, Houshantou Rd.Shenqing Industrial <100kW-1MW Waste2Energy at point of
jessica.jia@wolong.com
Area, Guankou Town, Jimei District need Electricity, Cogen/Trigen Solutions.
www.wolong.com
Xiamen 361023 China Energy Systems
Electric motor supplier- range from 1/10 HP
Contact: Wen Zhang, Manager
to 500K HP
Tel: 86-592-6363716
Motors - Electric
makelocks@jeawin.com
www.makelocks.com
Reliable Locks-Optimal Choice: Security
Locks, OEM for Cam Locks, Cabinet Locks.
Control Systems - Optimization
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Aftermarket - p.72 Auxiliary Equipment - p.74 Electric Equipment - p.78 Manufacturing - p.80
Alignment Acoustic Enclosures Electrical Systems 3D Printing
Balancing Equipment Air Chillers Generators - Auxiliary Power Units Castings
Balancing Equipment - At- or Air Dryers Generators & Alternators Fabricators
High-Speed Air Filters Motors - Electric Forgings
Balancing Equipment - Low-Speed Bearings Variable Frequency Drives Grinding
Blades Bearings - Magnetic Impellers
Blades - Compressors Clutches Energy Resources - p.78 Machine Tools
Blades - Diaphragm Nozzle Compressor Washing Systems Combined Heat & Power Plant (CHP) Machining
Blades - Grinding Condensers Power Plants Manufacturers
Blades - Testing Cooling Systems Power Plants - Biomass Milling
Blades - Turbines Couplings Power Plants - Steam Welding
Borescopes Dampers Power Services
Coatings Deaerators Materials - p.81
Combustor Parts Discs
Environmental Services - Alloys
Demagnetizing Products & Services Efficiency & Performance Monitoring
p.78 Carbon & Carbon Products
Air Monitors
Maintenance - Boilers Enclosures High Temperature Metals
Anti-Icing
Maintenance - Compressor Specialist Exhaust Systems Insulation
Catalysts
Maintenance - Gas Turbine Specialist Expansion Joints Plastics
Continuous Emission Monitoring
Maintenance - General Fans & Blowers
Systems Pumps - p.81
Maintenance - Steam Turbine Fasteners (Studs, Nuts, Bolts, etc.)
Emissions Reductions Pumps
Specialist Filters
NOx Control Pumps - Centrifugal
Maintenance Programs Fuel Systems, Treatment, Filters, &
Pollution Controls
Materials Supplier Pumps
Nozzles - Fuel Gas Turbine Exhaust Systems
SCR Renewable Energy - p.81
Wastewater Treatment Energy Systems
Nozzles - Turbine Gas Turbines - Starters
Water Treatment Geothermal Power
Operations & Maint. - Cogeneration/ Gearboxes
Solar Energy
Renewable Energy Gears
Gas Turbines - p.78 Wind Turbines
Operations & Maint. - Gas Turbines Heat Exchangers
Gas Turbines
Operations & Maint. - Steam Turbines Heaters
Gas Turbines - Aeroderivatives Safety Equipment - p.81
Operations & Maintenance Intake Filters
Gas Turbines - Combined Cycle Emergency Shutdown
Parts - Gas Turbines Lube Oil System Accumulators (LOSA)
Gas Turbines - Electrical Generation Fire Detection Equipment
Parts - Manufacturers Lubricants
Gas Turbines - Industrial Fire Protection & Suppression
Parts - Steam Turbines Lubrication Systems
Gas Turbines - Mechanical Drive
Parts - Suppliers Lubrication Systems - Filters Services - p.81
Gas Turbines - Packagers
Reapplication Services Noise & Vibration Suppression Equip. Asset Management Services
Gas Turbines - Power Generation
Recovery Systems Oil Purification Equipment Associations
Gas Turbines - Power Turbines
Repair - Accessories Packing Rings Cleaning Services
Gas Turbines - Refurbished
Repair - Bearings Pipes Coating Services
Generator Sets - Gas Turbines
Repair - Blades Seals Construction Contractors
Microturbines
Repair - Casings Seals - Gas Consulting Services
Repair - Couplings Seals - Mechanical Instrumentation Dimensional Inspection & Re-
Repair - Gearboxes Seals - Oil & Control - p.79 engineering
Repair - Pumps Shaft Current Control Equipment Actuators Engineering Services
Repair - Rotors Shims Analyzers Environmental Services
Repair - Vanes Silencers Automation EPC
Repair & Overhaul Skids Condition Monitoring Equipment - Leasing
Repair & Overhaul - Gas Turbines Starters Control Systems - Optimization Equipment - Used
Rerates Transmissions Control Systems - Retrofit Field Service
Sealing Products Turbine Cooling - Chilling Systems Control Systems & Governors Heat Treating - Furnaces
Shrouds - Turbine Turbine Cooling - Fogging Data Loggers & Recorders Inspection
Spin Testing Equipment Turbine Cooling - Inlet Cooling Detection Systems Installation
Tools Turbine Cooling - Media Based Flow Meters Market Research
Tools for Alignment Turbine Cooling - Overspray Gas Analyzers Plant Operation & Management
Total Plant Service Vacuum Equipment Gauges & Indicators Project Engineering
Turbine Maintenance Tools Valves Instrumentation - Telemetry Recruiters & Employment Agencies
Upgrades Instrumentation & Controls Research & Development
Vanes - Stators Boilers - Suppliers - p.77 Monitors Research & Development - Seals
Boilers
Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics Service for Turbines & Generators
Analysis & Software - p.74 Sensors Turbomachinery Shipping & Storage
Design & Analysis Cogeneration &
Sensors - Pressure Containers
Failure Analysis Combined Cycle - p.77
Sensors - Temperature
Finite Elements Analysis Cogeneration Eng. & Consulting Services
Shaft Grounding & Condition Steam Turbines - p.82
Plant Design Combined Cycle Plants
Monitoring Generator Sets - Steam Turbines
Prognostics Machinery for Cogeneration
Testing Equipment Steam Turbines
Software & Engineering Programs Steam Turbines - Electrical, Industrial
Compressors Torquemeters
Stress Analysis Steam Turbines - Electrical, Nuclear
& Expanders - p.77 Turbine Control Systems
Testing Steam Turbines - Mechanical
Compressors Vibration Monitoring Equipment
Testing - Lubrication Steam Turbines - Mechanical, Marine
Compressors - Axial
Turbine Blade Stress Analysis Steam Turbines - Mechanical, Process
Compressors - Centrifugal
Vibration Analysis Steam Turbines - Packagers
Compressors - Isotherm
Steam Turbines - Refurbished
Compressors - Packagers
Compressors - Reciprocating
Training & Education - p.83
Compressors - Screw
Books & Magazines
Expanders
Education
Pipeline Boosters
Training

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BLADES - COMPRESSORS COATINGS MAINTENANCE -
AFTERMARKET FLOWDY A&A Coatings GAS TURBINE SPECIALIST
ALIGNMENT Changwon-si, Geyongsangnam- South Plainfield NJ Eta Technologies. LLC
do, Korea South Coventry CT
Acoem AB Baker Hughes
(formerly Fixturlaser AB) Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Firenze Italy MAN Energy Solutions SE
Moelndal Sweden Compressor International Augsburg Bavaria Germany
(MCO-I) Bodycote
Acquip, Inc. - Houston TX Dallas TX Turbine Resources, Inc.
Rotating Equipment Solutions Euless TX
Precision Profiles, LLC ElliottGroup
Miami Beach FL
Titusville PA Jeannette PA MAINTENANCE - GENERAL
Di Vita Engineering, LLC
Master Bond, Inc. Baker Hughes
Salt Lake City UT BLADES -
Hackensack NJ Firenze Italy
Howden DIAPHRAGM NOZZLE
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Doosan Škoda Power
Connersville IN ElliottGroup Compressor International (MCO-I) Plzen Czech Republic
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Jeannette PA Houston TX
Compressor International FLOWDY Howden
(MCO-I) Turbine Resources, Inc. Connersville IN
Changwon-si, Geyongsangnam- Euless TX
Houston TX do, Korea South MAINTENANCE -
Rotatek COMBUSTOR PARTS STEAM TURBINE SPECIALIST
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Hackensack NJ Compressor International Baker Hughes De Pretto Industrie Srl
(MCO-I) Firenze Italy Schio Italy
BALANCING EQUIPMENT
Houston TX
Hines Industries DEMAGNETIZING PRODUCTS Doosan Škoda Power
Precision Profiles, LLC & SERVICES Plzen Czech Republic
Ann Arbor MI
Titusville PA
Howden MPS Gaussbusters - Magnetic ElliottGroup
Connersville IN BLADES - GRINDING Products and Services Jeannette PA
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Holmdel NJ
Schenck USA Corp. MAN Energy Solutions SE
Deer Park NY Compressor International Shaft Current Solutions, Inc., Augsburg Bavaria Germany
(MCO-I) DBA Sohre Turbomachinery ®
BALANCING EQUIPMENT-AT- Houston TX Inc. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
OR HIGH-SPEED Florence MA Compressor International
Precision Profiles, LLC (MCO-I)
BRUSH GROUP Titusville PA Turbo Non-Destructive Testing, Houston TX
Ashby de la Zouch UK Inc.
BLADES - TESTING Houston Texas Rotating Machinery Services,
ElliottGroup Inc.
ElliottGroup
Jeannette PA MAINTENANCE - BOILERS Bethlehem PA
Jeannette PA
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Agis, LLC Steam Turbine Engineering,
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Compressor International Ambler PA India Pvt. Ltd.
Compressor International
(MCO-I) Ahmedabad Gujarat India
(MCO-I) MAINTENANCE -
Houston TX
Houston TX COMPRESSOR SPECIALIST MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS
BALANCING EQUIPMENT - Schenck USA Corp. Atlas Copco Gas and Process Atlas Copco Gas and Process
LOW-SPEED Deer Park NY Division Division
ElliottGroup BLADES - TURBINES Cologne NRW Germany Cologne NRW Germany
Jeannette PA
De Pretto Industrie Srl Cook Compression Baker Hughes
IRD Balancing Schio Italy Houston TX Firenze Italy
Louisville KY
ElliottGroup Cook Compression Ltd. De Pretto Industrie Srl
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Jeannette PA Ellesmere Port UK Schio Italy
Compressor International
(MCO-I) Mitsubishi Heavy Industries De Pretto Industrie Srl ElliottGroup
Houston TX Compressor International Schio Italy Jeannette PA
(MCO-I) Dover Precision Components GASRE
BLADES Houston TX The Woodlands TX Kerava Finland
Baker Hughes Precision Profiles, LLC ElliottGroup Howden
Firenze Italy Titusville PA Jeannette PA Connersville IN
ElliottGroup Turbine Resources, Inc. Howden L.A. Turbine
Jeannette PA Euless TX Connersville IN Valencia CA
Engineered Turbine BORESCOPES MAN Energy Solutions SE NRG Energy Services
Components
PCE Deutschland GmbH Augsburg Bavaria Germany Houston TX
Ithaca NY
Meschede Germany Mitsubishi Heavy Industries MATERIALS SUPPLIER
Precision Profiles, LLC
ViewTech Borescopes Compressor International
Titusville PA Air Liquide America Specialty
(MCO-I)
Traverse City MI Gases, LLC
Stork H&E Turbo Blading Houston TX
Ithaca NY Houston TX
Rotating Machinery Services,
Inc. Fabreeka International, Inc.
Bethlehem PA Stoughton MA
NOZZLES - FUEL
Turbine Resources, Inc.
Euless TX

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NOZZLES - TURBINE PARTS - MANUFACTURERS ElliottGroup REPAIR - VANES
Jeannette PA
Elliott Group Atlas Copco Gas and Process ElliottGroup
Jeannette PA Division Miba Industrial Bearings U.S. Jeannette PA
Cologne NRW Germany Grafton WI
Precision Profiles, LLC Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc.
Titusville PA Bill McDonald TEK-REPS, Inc. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Dundas ON Canada
Cypress TX Compressor International (MCO-I)
OPERATIONS & MAINT. - Precision Profiles, LLC
Houston TX
COGENERATION/ BRUSH Power Generation Titusville PA
RENEWABLE ENERGY Ashby de la Zouch UK Pioneer Motor Bearing
Turbine Resources, Inc.
Kings Mountain NC
ElliottGroup Glebus Alloys LLC Euless TX
JeannettePA Stow OH Turbine Resources, Inc.
Euless TX REPAIR & OVERHAUL
OPERATIONS & MAINT. - Howden
Connersville IN Atlas Copco Gas and Process
GAS TURBINES REPAIR - BLADES
Division
L.A. Turbine ElliottGroup Cologne NRW Germany
Ansaldo Energia S.p.A.
Valencia CA Jeannette PA
Genoa Italy Baker Hughes
Precision Profiles, LLC Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc. Firenze Italy
MTU Maintenance Berlin-
Brandenburg GmbH Titusville PA Dundas ON Canada
BRUSH Power Generation
Ludwigsfelde Brandenburg PARTS - STEAM TURBINES Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ashby de la Zouch UK
Germany Compressor International (MCO-I)
Baker Hughes Cook Compression
Houston TX
OPERATIONS & MAINT. - Firenze Italy Houston TX
STEAM TURBINES PAS Technologies Ireland Ltd.
De Pretto Industrie Srl De Pretto Industrie Srl
Carrigtwohill County Cork Ireland
Ansaldo Energia S.p.A. Schio Italy Schio Italy
Genoa Italy Precision Profiles, LLC
ElliottGroup Doosan ŠkodaPower
Titusville PA
Doosan Škoda Power Jeannette PA Plzen Czech Republic
Plzen Czech Republic Turbine Resources, Inc.
MAN Energy Solutions SE Elca Engineering Co. (Pty) Ltd
Euless TX
ElliottGroup Augsburg Bavaria Germany Vanderbijlpark Gauteng South
Jeannette PA REPAIR - CASINGS Africa
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Compressor International ElliottGroup ElliottGroup
Compressor International (MCO-I) Jeannette PA Jeannette PA
(MCO-I) Houston TX
Houston TX Mitsubishi Heavy Industries ETU i+D S.A. de C.V.
Precision Profiles, LLC Compressor International (MCO-I) Querétaro Mexico
OPERATIONS & Titusville PA Houston TX
FLOWDY
MAINTENANCE Rotating Machinery Services, Turbine Resources, Inc. Changwon-si Gyeongsangnam-do
Atlas Copco Gas and Process Inc. Euless TX Korea South
Division Bethlehem PA
REPAIR - COUPLINGS Howden
Cologne NRW Germany Star & Star Field Fit, Inc. Connersville IN
Baker Hughes Marion OH Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Compressor International (MCO-I) L.A. Turbine
Firenze Italy PARTS - SUPPLIERS Houston TX Valencia CA
ElliottGroup Baker Hughes Riverhawk Company Laservorm GmbH
Jeannette PA Firenze Italy New Hartford NY Altmittweida Germany
Howden
REAPPLICATION SERVICES REPAIR - GEARBOXES Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Connersville IN Compressor International
ElliottGroup Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MCO-I)
PT. Imeco Inter Sarana
Jeannette PA Compressor International (MCO-I) Houston TX
Jakarta Indonesia
Houston TX
RECOVERY SYSTEMS PT Nuscaco Hasteloy Turbine
PARTS - GAS TURBINES
Philadelphia Gear, Power Services
Baker Hughes Systems by Timken
Allied Dynamics Corp. Jakarta Timur Jakarta Indonesia
Firenze Italy King of Prussia PA
Farmingdale NY
REPAIR - ACCESSORIES Rotating Machinery Services,
Baker Hughes The Gear Works Inc.
Firenze Italy ElliottGroup Seattle WA Bethlehem PA
MAN Energy Solutions SE Jeannette PA REPAIR - PUMPS Rotoflow, An Air Products
Augsburg Bavaria Germany Gard Specialists Co., Inc. Business
ElliottGroup
Maximum Turbine Support Eagle River WI Jeannette PA Bethlehem PA
San Bernardino CA REPAIR - BEARINGS Turbine Resources, Inc.
REPAIR - ROTORS
Nordic Turbine Components Euless TX
American Turbine Bearings Atlas Copco Gas and Process
Arboga SE Sweden Arlington TX REPAIR & OVERHAUL -
Division
Recotech Atlas Copco Gas and Process Cologne NRW Germany GAS TURBINES
Arboga SE Sweden Division Ansaldo Energia S.p.A.
ElliottGroup
Rotating Machinery Services, Inc. Cologne NRW Germany Jeannette PA Genoa Italy
Bethlehem PA Bearings Plus Component Process & Repair
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Houston TX Compressor International (MCO-I) Bognor Regis West Sussex UK
Dover Precision Components Houston TX Hi-Tech Furnace Systems, Inc.
The Woodlands TX Shelby Township MI

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Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries PLANT DESIGN R&G Laboratories, Inc.
Dundas ON Canada Compressor International Tampa FL
(MCO-I) Baker Hughes
MAN Energy SolutionsSE Houston TX Firenze Italy SGS Herguth Laboratories
Augsburg Bavaria Germany Vallejo CA
Rotoflow, An Air Products PROGNOSTICS
RERATES Business Under MyHood
Baker Hughes Queen Creek AZ
Atlas Copco Gas and Process Allentown PA Firenze Italy
Division WearCheck USA
VANES - STATORS SOFTWARE & ENGINEERING
Cologne NRW Germany Cary NC
Precision Profiles, LLC PROGRAMS
Cook Compression Titusville PA TURBINE BLADE STRESS
Houston TX Applied Flow Technology (AFT) ANALYSIS
Colorado Springs CO
ElliottGroup ElliottGroup
Jeannette PA ANALYSIS & Baker Hughes Jeannette PA
SEALING PRODUCTS SOFTWARE Firenze Italy
Concepts NREC
Sensatek Propulsion
Technology, Inc.
Bearings Plus DESIGN & ANALYSIS White River Junction VT Daytona Beach FL
Houston TX Advanced Design Technology, Engineered Software, Inc.
Dover Precision Components Ltd. VIBRATION ANALYSIS
Lacey WA
The Woodlands TX London UK Baker Hughes
GASRE
Inpro/Seal Baker Hughes Firenze Italy
Kerava Finland
Rock Island IL Firenze Italy Benstone Instruments
Howden
CD-adapco St. Paul MN
SHROUDS - TURBINE Connersville IN
Melville NY Diagen Laboratory
Precision Profiles, LLC Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc.
CFturbo, Inc. Plzen Czech Republic
Titusville PA Dundas ON Canada
Brooklyn NY ElliottGroup
SPIN TESTING EQUIPMENT Mobideo
KISSsoft AG Jeannette PA
Houston TX
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Bubikon Switzerland Emerson
Compressor International OpenMindTechnologiesUSA,Inc.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Knoxville TN
(MCO-I) Needham MA
Houston TX Compressor International GTI Predicitve Technology
(MCO-I) Siemens Product Lifecycle
Manchester NH
TOOLS Houston TX Management Software, Inc.
London UK Howden
LINK Tools International (USA), PCA Engineers Limited Connersville IN
Inc. Lincoln UK SoftInWay, Inc.
Chicago IL Burlington MA Inertance
Petroturbo Indonesia, PT Seoul Korea South
TOOLS FOR ALIGNMENT Tangerang Selatan Indonesia TechNeurons Consulting
Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Laschet ConsultingGmbH
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Simulia Kochi Kakkanad India Bergisch Gladbach Germany
Compressor International Providence RI
(MCO-I) STRESS ANALYSIS Mid-America Dynamics, Inc.
Houston TX FAILURE ANALYSIS Lisle IL
AmericanStressTechnologies,Inc.
TOTAL PLANT SERVICE Bearings Plus Pittsburgh PA Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Houston TX Compressor International (MCO-I)
Baker Hughes ElliottGroup Houston TX
Firenze Italy ElliottGroup Jeannette PA
Jeannette PA Oros, Inc.
TURBINE MAINTENANCE Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc. Dulles VA
L.A.Turbine Dundas ON Canada
TOOLS Valencia CA Schenck USA Corp.
Advanced F.M.E. Products, Inc. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Deer Park NY
Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc. Compressor International
Mentor OH Dundas ON Canada (MCO-I) Wood
Kipper Tool Company Lucideon Houston TX Houston TX
Gainesville GA Schenectady NY SONATS, Europe Technologies
Machida, Inc.
Orangeburg NY
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Carquefou France AUXILARY EQUIPMENT
Compressor International TESTING
(MCO-I) ACOUSTIC ENCLOSURES
UPGRADES
Houston TX Baker Hughes ARK Noise Control Enginering
Atlas Copco Gas and Process Firenze Italy Center
Division R.J. Hill Consulting
Smyrna TN E.T. Balancing Inc. Pune Maharashtra India
Cologne NRW Germany
Los Angeles CA G+H Schallschutz GmbH
Baker Hughes Reinhart & Associates, Inc.
Pflugerville TX Howden Mannheim Germany
Firenze Italy
Connersville IN SAI
De Pretto Industrie Srl Rotating Machinery Services,
Inc. Laboratory Testing, Inc. Massy France
Schio Italy
Bethlehem PA Hatfield PA
Dover Precision Components AIR CHILLERS
The Woodlands TX Rotoflow, An Air Products Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc.
Camfil Power Systems
Business Dundas ON Canada
ElliottGroup Boras Sweden
Allentown PA
Jeannette PA TESTING - LUBRICATION
AIR DRYERS
FINITE ELEMENTS ANALYSIS Analysts,Inc.
L.A. Turbine La-Man Corporation
Valencia CA ElliottGroup Hawthorne CA
Mazeppa MN
Jeannette PA

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AIR FILTERS BEARINGS - MAGNETIC DAMPERS Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Compressor International
Camfil Power Systems Calnetix Technologies, LLC Braden Americas, Inc. (MCO-I)
Boras Sweden Cerritos CA Lake Mary FL Houston TX
Clean Air Company Dover Precision Components Riverhawk Company Nord-Lock, Inc.
Fords NJ The Woodlands TX New Hartford NY Carnegie PA
Eagle Filters Ltd. L.A. Turbine WES GmbH Pilgrim International Ltd
Kotka Finland Valencia CA Nordkirchen Germany Oldham UK
Freudenberg Filtration SpinDrive DEAERATORS Riverhawk Company
Technologies SE & Co. KG Lappeenranta Finland
Sterling Deaerator Company New Hartford NY
Weinheim Germany
Waukesha Bearings - Suzhou Cumming GA
G+H Schallschutz GmbH Suzhou China FILTERS
Mannheim Germany DISCS
Waukesha Magnetic Bearings Air Filters, Inc.
Nordic Air Filtration A/S Worthing West Sussex UK Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Houston TX
Nakskov Denmark Compressor International
CLUTCHES (MCO-I) Baldwin Filters
BEARINGS Houston TX Kearney NE
AltraMotion
Baker Hughes Erie PA Contec GmbH
Firenze Italy EFFICIENCY & Industrieausrüstungen
SSS Clutch Company, Inc. PERFORMANCE MONITORING Bad Honnef Germany
Bearings Plus New Castle DE
Houston TX Camfil Power Systems FRANKE-Filter GmbH
COMPRESSOR WASHING Boras Sweden Bad Salzdetfurth Germany
Dover Precision Components SYSTEMS
The Woodlands TX Flexware, Inc. G+H SchallschutzGmbH
ECT, Inc. Grapeville PA Mannheim Germany
ElliottGroup Pottstown PA
Jeannette PA ENCLOSURES HILCO Filtration Division
ElliottGroup of the Hilliard Corporation
Glebus Alloys LLC Jeannette PA Drake Controls, LLC Elmira NY
Stow OH Houston TX
FP Turbomachinery B.V. Hydac Corporation
Gleitlagertechnik Weissbacher Zoetermeer Netherlands Bethlehem PA
GmbH EXHAUST SYSTEMS
Alpen Nordrhein-Westfalen Turbo-K Ltd. One Eye Industries, Inc.
Braden Americas, Inc.
Germany Emmendingen Germany Calgary AB Canada
Lake Mary FL
GMN Bearing USA Ltd. CONDENSERS Durr Universal, Inc. FUEL SYSTEMS, TREATMENT,
Houston TX Ambassador Heat Transfer Co. Stoughton WI FILTERS, & PUMPS
Graphite Metallizing Corporation Cincinnati OH G+H Schallschutz GmbH Roper Pump Company
Yonkers NY Mannheim Germany Commerce GA
COOLING SYSTEMS
K C Engineering STF SpA
Camfil Power Systems GAS TURBINE EXHAUST
Consett UK Magenta (MI) Italy
Boras Sweden SYSTEMS
Kinematics Manufacturing
Ecodyne Heat Exchangers EXPANSION JOINTS Braden Americas, Inc.
Phoenix AZ
Houston TX Lake Mary FL
Kingsbury, Inc. Braden Americas, Inc.
Industrial Cooling Solutions Lake Mary FL G+H Schallschutz GmbH
Philadelphia PA (ICS) Mannheim Germany
Miba Industrial Bearings U.S. Lakewood CO Isolated SystemsLtd
Grafton WI Heanor Derbyshire UK GAS TURBINES - STARTERS
Moffitt Corporation
Oiltech Bearings Ltd Jacksonville Beach FL SEIRIS Expansion Joints HILCO Filtration Division of the
Newcastle Upon Tyne Tyne & Wear Le Coudray Montceaux France Hilliard Corporation
COUPLINGS
UK Elmira NY
Altra Motion FANS & BLOWERS
Schaeffler Technologies GmbH
& Co. KG Erie PA AirPro Fan & Blower Company GEARBOXES
Herzogenaurach Germany Kile Industries, Inc. Rhinelander WI Baker Hughes
Texas Bearing Services Houston TX Daltec Canadian Buffalo Fan Firenze Italy
Houston TX KWD Kupplungswerk Dresden Mfg. Ltd. Brevini Power Transmission
GmbH Guelph ON Canada Reggio Emilia Italy
TRI Transmission & Bearing
Corp., Div of Turbo Research, Dresden Germany Howden Cincinnati Gearing Systems Inc.
Inc. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Connersville IN Cincinnati OH
Lionville PA Compressor International Piller-TSC Blower Corporation
(MCO-I) Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Waukesha Bearings Schenectady NY Compressor International
Houston TX
Pewaukee WI (MCO-I)
PSC Couplings FASTENERS Houston TX
Waukesha Bearings - Suzhou (STUDS,NUTS, BOLTS,ETC.)
Menomonee Falls WI
Suzhou China Philadelphia Gear, Power
Riverhawk Company Belleville International Systems by Timken
Waukesha Bearings Ltd. Butler PA
New Hartford NY King of Prussia PA
Rickmansworth Hertfordshire UK
Voith US, Inc. Boltight Ltd. RENK-MAAG GmbH
Xdot Bearing Technologies Walsall West Midlands UK
York PA Winterthur Zurich Switzerland
Charlottesville VA
Wuxi TRUMY Transmission Turbo Non-Destructive Testing,
Engineering Co. Ltd. Inc.
Wuxi Jiangsu China Houston TX

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GEARS Veotec (Americas) LLC PACKING RINGS SEALS - OIL
Lakeville MN
Cincinnati Gearing Systems Inc. Cook Compression ElliottGroup
Cincinnati OH LUBE OIL SYSTEM Houston TX Jeannette PA
Excel Gear, Inc. ACCUMULATORS (LOSA) Cook Compression - Suzhou SHAFT CURRENT CONTROL
Roscoe IL Fluid Energy Controls, Inc. Suzhou China EQUIPMENT
IGW (Power) City of Industry CA Cook Compression Ltd. Dover Precision Components
Oostkamp Belgium LUBRICANTS Ellesmere Port UK The Woodlands TX
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries American Chemical Dover Precision Components Inpro/Seal
Compressor International (MCO-I) Technologies The Woodlands TX Rock Island IL
Houston TX Fowlerville MI PIPES SHIMS
Philadelphia Gear, Power Lubrication Engineers, Inc.
Systems by Timken Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Accushim, Inc.
Fort Worth TX Compressor International
King of Prussia PA Lyons IL
LUBRICATION SYSTEMS (MCO-I)
Houston TX Machinery Mounting
HEAT EXCHANGERS Cobey, Inc. Solutions,Inc.
AMSEnergy Corp. Buffalo NY Permanent Steel Manufacturing Virginia Beach VA
Co.,Ltd
Columbia TN ElliottGroup SILENCERS
Changsha Hunan China
Baker Hughes Jeannette PA
Ritinox Overseas Braden Americas, Inc.
Firenze Italy Lube-Power, Inc. Lake Mary FL
Mumbai Maharashtra India
Doosan Škoda Power Shelby Township MI
Yaang Pipe Industry Co. Camfil Power Systems
Plzen Czech Republic Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Boras Sweden
Wenzhou Zhejiang China
Echogen Power Systems Compressor International
(MCO-I) SEALS Freudenberg Filtration
Akron OH Technologies L.P.
Houston TX Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.
Enerfin, Inc. Hopkinsville KY
St. Hubert QC Canada Sicelub Lubritech Foothill Ranch CA
Stoddard Silencers, Inc.
Mexico Distrito Federal Mexico Bearings Plus
GEA Heat Exchangers GmbH Grayslake IL
Bochum Germany Worcester FluidsTechnology Houston TX
Auburn MA SKIDS
Hubei Defon Heat Exchanger Co. Dover Precision Components
The Woodlands TX CP International, Inc.
Ltd. LUBRICATION SYSTEMS -
Houston TX
Daye City Hubei China FILTERS ElliottGroup
Kelvion Holding GmbH Contec GmbH Jeannette PA STARTERS
BOCHUM Germany Industrieausrüstungen Houston Dynamic Service, Inc. HILCO Filtration Division
Bad Honnef Germany Houston TX of the Hilliard Corporation
Lytron
Woburn MA Donaldson Company, Inc. Elmira NY
Inpro/Seal
Bloomington MN Rock Island IL TRANSMISSIONS
Modine Grenada, LLC
Grenada MS EPT Clean Oil JetSeal,Inc. Baker Hughes
Calgary AB Canada Spokane WA Firenze Italy
Oeltechnik
Waghaeusel Baden-Württemberg HILCO Filtration Division of the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries TURBINE COOLING -
Germany Hilliard Corporation Compressor International CHILLING SYSTEMS
Elmira NY (MCO-I)
Tech Solutions International Donaldson Company, Inc.
Group, LLC OilKleen, LLC Houston TX
Bloomington MN
Chicago IL Anthem AZ Planet Asia Pte. Ltd.
#07-108 Singapore Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
TMEC - Thermal & Mechanical NOISE & VIBRATION Compressor International
Equipment Co. SUPPRESSION EQUIP. Power Generation Services (MCO-I)
Houston TX GmbH Houston TX
Acoustiblok, Inc. Berlin Berlin Germany
HEATERS Tampa FL TURBINE COOLING -
WaukeshaBearings FOGGING
Gaumer Process Kinetics Noise Control - Pewaukee WI
Houston TX Heavy Industrial Division ECT, Inc.
Cambridge ON Canada Waukesha Bearings Ltd. Pottstown PA
INTAKE FILTERS Rickmansworth Hertfordshire UK
Advanced Filtration Concepts, Inc. OIL PURIFICATION Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
EQUIPMENT SEALS - GAS Compressor International
Norwalk/Los Angeles CA
HILCO Filtration Division of the ElliottGroup (MCO-I)
Camfil Power Systems Houston TX
Hilliard Corporation Jeannette PA
Boras Sweden
Elmira NY TURBINE COOLING -
Clarcor Industrial Air SEALS- MECHANICAL
Isopur Fluid Technologies, Inc. INLET COOLING
Overland Park KS ElliottGroup
North Stonington CT Camfil Power Systems
Donaldson Company, Inc. Jeannette PA
Kleentek, a division of United Air Boras Sweden
Bloomington MN Erie Bronze & Aluminum Co.
Specialists, Inc. Everest Sciences
Freudenberg Filtration Cincinnati OH Erie PA
Tulsa OK
Technologies L.P. Sichuan Sunny Seal Co., Ltd.
Hopkinsville KY Meiji Corporation Freudenberg Filtration
Itasca IL Chengdu Sichuan China
Technologies L.P.
G+H Schallschutz GmbH Hopkinsville KY
Mannheim Germany

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& COMBINED CYCLE/ COMPRESSORS & EXPANDERS
Marlo Heat Transfer Solutions FLOWDY Howden
High Ridge MO BOILERS - Changwon-si Gyeongsangnam-do Connersville IN
TURBINE COOLING - SUPPLIERS Korea South
Ingersoll-Rand Inc.
MEDIA BASED FLSmidth, Inc. Davidson NC
BOILERS
Bethlehem PA
Donaldson Company, Inc. MAN Energy Solutions SE
Rentech Boiler Systems, Inc.
Bloomington MN FS-Elliott Augsburg Bavaria Germany
Abilene TX
Export PA
Munters Corporation Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Selma TX Graco Air Compressor International

TURBINE COOLING -
COGENERATION & Pinehurst TX (MCO-I)

OVERSPRAY COMBINED CYCLE IHI Corporation

Houston TX
PillAerator GmbH
Tokyo Japan
ECT, Inc. COGENERATION ENG. & Moringen Lower Saxony Germany
Pottstown PA CONSULTINGSERVICES Ingersoll Rand Inc.
Davidson NC Rotating Machinery Services,
VACUUM EQUIPMENT Delve Energy Group Inc.
Minneapolis MN Kobelco Compressors America, Bethlehem PA
High Tech Services Inc.
Richardson TX HCS Group, Inc. Houston TX Shenyang Blower Works Group
Humble TX Corporation
Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum GmbH Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Shenyang China
Köln Germany COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS Compressor International
(MCO-I)
VALVES Ansaldo Energia S.p.A. COMPRESSORS - ISOTHERM
Hiroshima Japan
Genoa Italy
Baker Hughes MAN Energy Solutions SE
Precision Profiles, LLC
Firenze Italy Baker Hughes Augsburg Bavaria Germany
Titusville PA
Firenze Italy
Checkfluid Rotoflow, An Air Products COMPRESSORS -
London Ontario Canada BRUSH Power Generation
Business PACKAGERS
Ashby de la Zouch UK
Conval, Inc. Allentown PA
ABB sp. z o.o.
Enfield CT B-Tech Valve, LLC
Sullair A Hitachi Group Company Warsaw Poland
Palmyra NJ
Cook Compression Michigan City IN
Cobey, Inc.
Houston TX Cheng Power Systems, Inc.
Turbo Non-Destructive Testing, Buffalo NY
Mountain View CA Inc.
Cook Compression - Suzhou Eltacon Engineering B.V.
Suzhou China Doosan Škoda Power Houston TX
Waddinxveen Netherlands
Plzen Czech Republic Universal Turbomachinery
Cook Compression Ltd. GEA
Ellesmere Port UK MAN Energy Solutions SE Equipment
Lodz Poland York PA
Augsburg Bavaria Germany
Copes-Vulcan
McKean PA MACHINERY FOR COMPRESSORS - AXIAL COMPRESSORS -
COGENERATION Baker Hughes RECIPROCATING
Dover Precision Components
The Woodlands TX Baker Hughes Firenze Italy Baker Hughes
Firenze Italy ElliottGroup Firenze Italy
Drake Controls, LLC
Houston TX Beltservice Corporation JeannettePA CPI - Worldwide Headquarters
St. Louis MO MAN Energy SolutionsSE Stafford TX
HILCO Filtration Division
of the Hilliard Corporation Schutte & Koerting Augsburg Bavaria Germany Gas & Air Systems, Inc.
Elmira NY Trevose PA Rotating Machinery Services, Hellertown PA
JASC-Controls Inc. Howden
Bethlehem PA
Tempe AZ
COMPRESSORS & Connersville IN
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Compressor International EXPANDERS COMPRESSORS -
CENTRIFUGAL
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Davidson NC
(MCO-I) COMPRESSORS
Houston TX Atlas Copco Gas and Process Neuman & Esser GulfFZE
Atlas Copco Gas and Process Division Dubai United Arab Emirates
MSA, a.s. Division Cologne NRW Germany
Dolni Benesov Czech Republic Shenyang Blower Works Group
Cologne NRW Germany Corporation
Baker Hughes
Schutte & Koerting Baker Hughes Firenze Italy Shenyang China
Trevose PA Firenze Italy
Bharat Forge Ltd.
ThermOmegaTech BORSIG ZM Compression GmbH Pune Maharashtra India COMPRESSORS - SCREW
Warminster AL Meerane Saxony Germany
ElliottGroup Aerzen USA Corporation
Xiamen Weldon Valves Import Cincinnati Gearing Systems Inc. Jeannette PA Coatesville PA
and Export Co., Ltd. Cincinnati OH
Xiamen China FIMA Maschinenbau GmbH Atlas Copco Gas and Process
CompMaster, LLC Obersontheim Germany Division
Houston TX Cologne NRW Germany
FS-Elliott
Cryostar SAS Export PA Howden
Hesingue France Connersville IN
Hitachi America Ltd.
ElliottGroup Tarrytown NY Ingersoll Rand Inc.
Jeannette PA Davidson NC

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RESOURCES/ ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES/ GAS TURBINES
MAN Energy Solutions SE ATBMotors POWER SERVICES Howden
Augsburg Bavaria Germany The Woodlands TX Connersville IN
Baker Hughes
Rotating Machinery Services, Baker Hughes Firenze Italy Songpo Hightech
Inc. Firenze Italy Siheung Korea South
Power Generation Consulting,
Bethlehem PA
Brook Crompton USA, Inc. LLC WATER TREATMENT
EXPANDERS Cleveland OH Madison NJ
DEWA (Dubai electricity and
Atlas Copco Gas and Process Calnetix Technologies, LLC water authority)
Division
Cologne NRW Germany
Cerritos CA
ENVIRONMENTAL Dubai United Arab Emirates
Phase USA Inc.
SERVICES
Baker Hughes
Firenze Italy
Lombard IL
AIR MONITORS
GAS TURBINES
Philadelphia Gear, Power
CryostarUSA Systems by Timken Camfil Power Systems GAS TURBINES
Bethlehem PA King of Prussia PA Boras Sweden AddQual
ElliottGroup TMEIC Corporation Americas Derby DS UK
ANTI-ICING
Jeannette PA Houston TX Ansaldo Energia S.p.A.
Braden Americas, Inc.
L.A.Turbine Wolong Americas, LLC Genoa Italy
Lake Mary FL
Valencia CA Chicago IL Baker Hughes
Camfil Power Systems
MAN Energy Solutions SE Wolong Group Firenze Italy
Boras Sweden
Augsburg Bavaria Germany Norwich Norfolk UK Cincinnati Gearing Systems Inc.
CATALYSTS Cincinnati OH
Rotating Machinery Services, Yaskawa Environmental Energy /
Inc. The Switch Braden Americas, Inc. FLOWDY
Bethlehem PA Helsinki Uusimaa Finland Lake Mary FL Changwon-si Gyeongsangnam-do
Rotoflow, An Air Products VARIABLE FREQUENCY EmeraChem Korea South
Business DRIVES Knoxville TN Great River Energy
Bethlehem PA Elk River AL
Calnetix Technologies, LLC CONTINUOUS EMISSION
PIPELINE BOOSTERS Cerritos CA MONITORING SYSTEMS GT SAS DI TUZI GABRIELE
Shenyang Blower Works Group Philadelphia Gear, Power Loccioni MANTOVA Lombardia Italy
Corporation Systems by Timken Angeli di Rosora Ancona Italy Ibrahim & Associates LLC
Shenyang China King of Prussia PA Los Angeles CA
EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS
Yaskawa Environmental Energy / IMP Energy Systems & Solutions
Braden Americas, Inc.
ELECTRIC The Switch
Helsinki Uusimaa Finland Lake Mary FL LLC
Sugar Land TX
EQUIPMENT Cook Compression
Kale Research & Development
Houston TX
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ENERGY RESOURCES Cook Compression - Suzhou
Inc.
Istanbul Turkey
Nidec IndustrialSolutions
COMBINED HEAT Suzhou China
Cinisello Balsamo (MI) Italy MAN Energy Solutions SE
& POWER PLANT (CHP) Cook Compression Ltd. Augsburg Bavaria Germany
PEMCO
Bluefield VA Baker Hughes Ellesmere Port UK
Meggitt Control Systems
Firenze Italy Cormetech, Inc. North Hollywood CA
GENERATORS - AUXILIARY
Howden Durham NC
POWER UNITS Mitsubishi Power Americas
Connersville IN Dover Precision Components Lake Mary FL
Calnetix Technologies, LLC
MAN Energy Solutions SE The Woodlands TX
Cerritos CA Rotation Solutions
Augsburg Bavaria Germany HAUG Sauer Kompressoren AG Perth WA Australia
GENERATORS & St. Gallen Switzerland
Renewable Energy Institute Shin Nippon Machinery Co., Ltd.
ALTERNATORS Cathedral City CA UT 99 AG Oil Mist Eliminators Osaki 2-Chome Shinagawa-Ku,
BRUSH Power Generation Andelfingen Switzerland Tokyo Japan
Ashby de la Zouch UK POWER PLANTS
Baker Hughes NOX CONTROL Siemens Energy Global GmbH &
IDEAL Electric Company Co. KG
(formerly Hyundai Ideal Firenze Italy Braden Americas, Inc.
ElectricCo.) Munich Germany
Combustion Associates, Inc. Lake Mary FL
Mansfield OH Corona CA Skyline Turbine Services b.v.
POLLUTION CONTROLS Poeldijk Selecteer een gebied, St
Kato Engineering, a Nidec Brand MAN Energy Solutions SE
North Mankato MN Miratech Netherlands
Augsburg Bavaria Germany
Tulsa OK TechnipFMC
Mega-Watt Consulting, LLC Turboden SpA
Klein TX Brescia Italy SCR Zoetermeer Netherlands
Philadelphia Gear, Braden Americas, Inc. Turbo Non-Destructive Testing,
POWER PLANTS- BIOMASS Inc.
Power Systems by Timken Lake Mary FL
King of Prussia PA Howden Houston TX
Connersville IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT
MOTORS - ELECTRIC U.S. Bolt Manufacturing, Inc.
POWER PLANTS- STEAM Allen Filters, Inc. Houston TX
ATB Laurence Scott Springfield MI
(Wolong Group) Howden
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GAS TURBINES - Major Tool & Machine, Inc. Shinkawa Electric Co. Ltd. TurboMachinery Controls
AERODERIVATIVES Indianapolis IN Chiyoda-ku Tokyo Japan Haywards Heath West Sussex UK
Air New Zealand - Gas Turbines MAN Energy Solutions SE Veros Systems, Inc. Veinfurt s.r.o.
Manukau Auckland New Zealand Augsburg Bavaria Germany Austin TX Plzen Czech Republic
Baker Hughes PrecisionAir & CONTROL SYSTEMS - DATA LOGGERS
Firenze Italy LiquidSolutions,LLC OPTIMIZATION & RECORDERS
Hammond LA
Mitsubishi Power Aero LLC Baker Hughes PCE Deutschland GmbH
Glastonbury CT Turbine Resources, Inc. Firenze Italy Meschede Germany
Euless TX
Vericor Power Systems Compressor Controls Corporation DETECTION SYSTEMS
Alpharetta GA GAS TURBINES - Des Moines IA
POWER TURBINES Environment One Corporation
GAS TURBINES - Energy Control Tecchnologies Niskayuna NY
COMBINED CYCLE Rotating Machinery Services, (ECT)
Inc. Urbandale IA Spectronics Corporation
Baker Hughes Bethlehem PA Westbury NY
Firenze Italy Mauell GmbH
GAS TURBINES - Velbert NRW Germany FLOW METERS
MAN Energy Solutions SE
REFURBISHED Mitsubishi Heavy Industries ATO Automation, Inc.
Augsburg Bavaria Germany
Baker Hughes Compressor International (MCO-I) Diamond Bar CA
Tecnicas Reunidas Houston TX
Firenze Italy Cook Compression
Madrid Spain
Philadelphia Gear, Power Houston TX
GENERATOR SETS -
GAS TURBINES - Systems by Timken
GAS TURBINES Cook Compression Ltd.
ELECTRICAL GENERATION King of Prussia PA Ellesmere Port UK
Baker Hughes
Ener-Core,Inc Xiamen Make Locks
Firenze Italy Hoffer Flow Controls
Irvine CA Manufacturer Co., Ltd. Elizabeth City NC
MAN Energy Solutions SE Xiamen China
GAS TURBINES - INDUSTRIAL Augsburg Bavaria Germany PCE Deutschland GmbH
Baker Hughes CONTROL SYSTEMS - Meschede Germany
MICROTURBINES RETROFIT
Firenze Italy Tek-Trol LLC
Ansaldo Energia S.p.A. Baker Hughes Crystal Lake IL
Kraft Power Corp., USA
Genoa Italy Firenze Italy
Pompton Plains NJ Universal Flow Monitors, Inc.
Capstone Turbine Corporation BRUSH Power Generation Hazel Park MI
MAN Energy Solutions SE
Chatsworth CA Ashby de la Zouch UK
Augsburg Bavaria Germany Wyatt Engineering, LLC
Flex Energy Solutions Compressor Controls Lincoln RI
Reintjes GmbH
Greenwood Village CO Corporation
Hamelin Germany
Des Moines IA GAS ANALYZERS
GAS TURBINES -
MECHANICAL DRIVE INSTRUMENTATION Drake Controls, LLC
Houston TX
Control Instruments Corporation
Fairfield NJ
Baker Hughes & CONTROL Elliott Group Enerac
Firenze Italy Jeannette PA Holbrook NY
ACTUATORS
MAN Energy Solutions SE HPI, LLC MKS Instruments, Inc.
Drake Controls, LLC
Augsburg Bavaria Germany Houston TX Andover MA
Houston TX
MUC Oil & Gas Engineering L.A. Turbine GAUGES & INDICATORS
Consultancy ANALYZERS
Valencia CA
Sharjah United Arab Emirates OROS Clark-Reliance
Meylan Cedex France Philadelphia Gear, Strongsville OH
GAS TURBINES - PACKAGERS Power Systems by Timken
AUTOMATION King of Prussia PA INSTRUMENTATION -
AFGlobal Corporation
TELEMETRY
Houston TX KEB America, Inc. Rockwell Automation
Shakopee MN Milwaukee WI Accumetrics
Baker Hughes
Schenectady NY
Firenze Italy CONDITION MONITORING CONTROL SYSTEMS
Greengold Energy Ltd. & GOVERNORS INSTRUMENTATION
Baker Hughes
Kuala Lumpur WP Malaysia & CONTROLS
Firenze Italy Baker Hughes
GAS TURBINES - Firenze Italy Automation Products, Inc. -
BRUSH Power Generation DYNATROL® Division
POWER GENERATION Ashby de la Zouch UK BRUSH Power Generation Houston TX
Baker Hughes Camfil Power Systems Ashby de la Zouch UK
Baker Hughes
Firenze Italy Boras Sweden De Pretto Industrie Srl Firenze Italy
BraytonEnergy Drake Controls, LLC Schio Italy
Drake Controls, LLC
Hampton NH Houston TX Drake Controls, LLC Houston TX
Energy Experts Now Emerson Houston TX
Elliott Group
Juan Dolio Dominican Republic Knoxville TN Governor Control Systems, Inc. Jeannette PA
G+H Schallschutz GmbH Poseidon Systems, LLC Fort Lauderdale FL
GE Oil & Gas -
Mannheim Germany Victor NY SISO Engineering Measurement & Control
Industrial Motor Power Pruftechnik Dieter Busch AG Houston TX Billerica MA
Corporation Ismaning Germany SSE - Sirio Sistemi Elettronici Kytola Instruments
Los Angeles CA S.p.A.
Schenck USA Corp. Alpharetta GA
Deer Park NY Prato Italy

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 INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL/ MANUFACTURING
Reuter-Stokes, Durlmark Industrial, Inc. Voyager Instruments Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
a Baker Hughes business Jinagsu China Fort Collins AL Compressor International
Twinsburg OH (MCO-I)
PCE Deutschland GmbH Houston TX
Spectro Scientific
Chelmsford MA
Meschede Germany
MANUFACTURING Prima Power Laserdyne
The L.S. Starrett Co. Champlin MN
Temp-Pro, Inc. Athol MA 3D PRINTING
Northampton MA Baker Hughes Weingartner Maschinenbau
UE Systems, Inc. GmbH
Weschler Instruments Elmsford NY Firenze Italy
Kirchham Austria
Cleveland OH C-Mac 3D Printing Service
TORQUEMETERS MACHINING
Sydney
MONITORS
Riverhawk Company Girraween New South Wales Ace Wire Spring & Form Co., Inc.
Alber New Hartford NY Australia McKees Rocks PA
Pompano Beach FL
Torquemeters Ltd. Hoosier Pattern, Inc. Adron EDM Specialists
REMOTE MONITORING Ravensthorpe Northampton UK Decatur IN Menomonee Falls WI
& DIAGNOSTICS Sintavia, LLC
TURBINE CONTROL SYSTEMS AIKOKU ALPHA
Baker Hughes Fort Lauderdale FL Inazawa Ai Japan
Baker Hughes
Firenze Italy Sulzer Management Ltd
Firenze Italy Alexander Comley Ltd.
Camfil Power Systems Winterthur ZH Wolverhampton West Midlands UK
Compressor Controls
Boras Sweden Corporation The ExOne Company Concepts NREC
GTAnalysis, Inc. Des Moines IA North Huntington PA White River Junction VT
Bradenton FL Drake Controls, LLC CASTINGS EDM Department, Inc.
Schenck USA Corp. Houston TX Bartlett IL
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Deer Park NY Elliott Group Compressor International GOIMEK
SENSORS Jeannette PA (MCO-I) Itziar-Deba Guipuzcoa Spain
Houston TX
Baker Hughes EthosEnergy Just In Time CNC Machining
Firenze Italy Houston TX FABRICATORS Rochester NY
Contec GmbH Holland-Controls BV LAI International, Inc. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Industrieausrüstungen Hengelo Overeijssel Netherlands Tempe AZ Compressor International
Bad Honnef Germany Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MCO-I)
NewTek Sensor Solutions Compressor International (MCO-I) Compressor International Houston TX
Pennsauken NJ Houston TX (MCO-I) Precision Profiles, LLC
Houston TX Titusville PA
Palmer Wahl Instruments, Inc. VIBRATION MONITORING
Asheville NC EQUIPMENT Paradigm Precision Ushers Machine & Tool
Burnley Lancashire UK Greenville SC
SENSORS - PRESSURE Alta Solutions, Inc.
Poway CA Penn Iron Works,Inc. MANUFACTURERS
Kistler Instrument Corp. Wyomissing PA
Amherst NY Baker Hughes Lucifer Furnaces, Inc.
Firenze Italy SAS Global Corporation Warrington PA
SENSORS - TEMPERATURE Warren MI
Balmac,Inc. Thermal Structures, Inc.
AMETEK Power Instruments Plain City OH FORGINGS Corona CA
Rochester NY
BK Vibro America Inc. Ellwood City Forge MILLING
Pyromation, Inc. Gardnerville NV Ellwood City PA
Fort Wayne IN Emuge Corp.
DeWal Industires GRINDING West Boylston MA
Sensor Coating Systems Ltd. Narragansett RI
London UK Abrasive-Form, Inc. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Drake Controls, LLC Bloomingdale IL Compressor International
The Sensor Connection Houston TX
Niche Tools & Abrasives (MCO-I)
Troy MI
Emerson Orlando FL Houston TX
SHAFT GROUNDING & Knoxville TN Precision Profiles, LLC
CONDITION MONITORING IMPELLERS
IfTA GmbH Titusville PA
Inpro/Seal Puchheim Germany Baker Hughes
Firenze Italy WELDING
Rock Island IL
Instrumart ArcProducts
MPS Gaussbusters - South Burlington VT Champion Aviation Dynamic
Technology (Xi’an) Co. Ltd. San DiegoCA
Magnetic Products and Services
Holmdel NJ Meggitt Sensing Systems Xi’an Shaanxi China Custom Engineering Company
Fribourg Switzerland Erie PA
Shaft Current Solutions, Inc., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
DBA Sohre Turbomachinery ® PCE Deutschland GmbH Compressor International Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Inc. Meschede Germany (MCO-I) Compressor International
Florence MA Houston TX (MCO-I)
Riverhawk Company
New Hartford NY Petroturbo Indonesia, PT Houston TX
TESTING EQUIPMENT
Tangerang Selatan Indonesia PTR-Precision Technologies,
Baker Hughes SEC of America, Inc.
Durham NC Inc.
Firenze Italy MACHINE TOOLS
Enfield CT
Capture 3D, Inc. Sensonics Ltd. DFC Tank Pressure Vessel
Costa Mesa CA Berkhamsted Hertfordshire UK Manufacturer Co., Ltd
Tern Technologies, Inc. Shijiazhuang China
Anchorage AK

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SAFETY EQUIPMENT/ SERVICES
Nel Hydrogen COATING SERVICES Workforce Group
MATERIALS Wallingford CT
Bodycote S3P
Baton Rouge LA
ALLOYS ZE Europe Ltd. London UK CORROSION DETECTION &
Salisbury Wilts UK PREVENTION
BGH Specialty Steel Services, HFW Industries
Inc. GEOTHERMALPOWER Buffalo NY Honeywell Process Solutions
Macedonia OH Houston TX
BRUSH Power Generation Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc.
CARBON & CARBON Ashby de la Zouch UK Dundas ON Canada DIMENSIONAL INSPECTION &
PRODUCTS L.A. Turbine Sifco ASC RE-ENGINEERING
Metcar Valencia CA Independence OH Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Ossining NY Sulzer Management Ltd Compressor International
SOLAR ENERGY
Winterthur ZH Switzerland (MCO-I)
HIGH TEMPERATURE METALS MAN Energy Solutions SE Houston TX
Gloria Material Technology Augsburg Bavaria Germany CONSTRUCTION
Corp. CONTRACTORS ENGINEERING SERVICES
Topper Floating Solar PV
Tainan Taiwan Mounting Manufacturer Co. Ltd. Petrochem Insulation, Inc. Accurate Engineering, LLC
Xiamen China Vallejo CA East Lansing MI
INSULATION
WIND TURBINES CONSULTING SERVICES Alden
AB TechGroup
Holden MA
Ogdensburg NY PCB Baker Hughes
Depew NY Firenze Italy B&B-AGEMA
PLASTICS Aachen DE Germany
R. Blaine Industries, Inc. (RBI) Business Exploration
Baker Hughes
Reading PA SAFETY EQUIPMENT Milan Italy
Firenze Italy
BWD Turbines Ltd.
EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN Compressor Controls
PUMPS Drake Controls, LLC
Hamilton ON
CCC (Compressor Controls
Corporation
Des Moines IA
PUMPS Houston TX Corporation)
Des Moines IA ENPPI
ACCA Pumps Emerson Cairo Egypt
Katy TX Knoxville TN EnEx Advisors,LLC
Plano TX Hoerbiger Service - Middle East
ATO Automation Inc FIRE DETECTION EQUIPMENT Dubai United Arab Emirates
Los Angeles CA Allestec Corporation Foster Cove Engineering, Inc.
Davenport FL Honeywell Process Solutions
Baker Hughes Kingwood TX Houston TX
Firenze Italy Gas Electric Partnership
FIRE PROTECTION & KnightHawk Engineering, Inc.
Blackmer- part of PSG, A Dover Houston TX
SUPPRESSION Houston TX
Company Global Turbomachinery
Grand Rapids MI Victaulic Laschet ConsultingGmbH
Consulting Group
Easton PA Bergisch Gladbach Germany
Hammelmann Corporation League City TX
Dayton OH Heat Transfer Technologies Liburdi Turbine Services, Inc.
Iwaki America/ Iwaki AIR SERVICES Saint Lizier France Dundas ON Canada
Holliston MA Honeywell Process Solutions Macek Power & Turbomachinery
ASSET MANAGEMENT Engineering
Rotoflow, An Air Products SERVICES Houston TX
Friendswood TX
Business Baker Hughes Jonas,Inc.
Bethlehem PA Pomfret MD Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Firenze Italy Compressor International
Tri-Rotor Pump Emerson Kotra Zurich (MCO-I)
Torrington CT Knoxville TN Zurich Switzerland Houston TX
Turbo Non-Destructive Testing, EthosEnergy Lahmeyer International GmbH MTU Aero Engines North
Inc. Bad Vilbel Germany America
Houston TX
Houston TX Rocky Hill CT
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Link4Success
PUMPS - CENTRIFUGAL Compressor International Kowloon Hong Kong Omara Engineering, PC
Carver Pump Company (MCO-I) Williamsville NY
PCA Engineers Ltd.
Muscatine IA Houston TX Lincoln Lincs UK Petra Resources Sdn Bhd
Soluciones de Ingeniería y Petaling Jaya Selangor Malaysia
Peter Baldwin Consulting
Mantenimiento - SIM, S.L.
RENEWABLE ENERGY Madrid Spain
Services
Winchester MA
Precision Profiles, LLC
Titusville PA
ENERGY SYSTEMS ASSOCIATIONS Rotating Machinery Services, Rotor Bearing Technology&
BASF ASME International Gas Turbine Inc. Software (RBTS)
Shakopee MN Institute Bethlehem PA Phoenixville PA
Iren SpA Houston TX SHL Consulting Shaft Current Solutions, Inc.,
Torino Switzerland CLEANING SERVICES Vernon CT DBA Sohre Turbomachinery®
Inc.
LPP Combustion, LLC Rico Industrial Services Ltd. Straits Research Florence MA
Columbia MD Tenbruy Wells Worcestershire UK New York NY
TTS
Orlando FL

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EPC Shaft Current Solutions, Inc., RECRUITERS & EMPLOYMENT
Ansaldo Energia S.p.A.
DBA Sohre Turbomachinery® AGENCIES STEAM TURBINES
Inc.
Genoa Italy Florence MA DB Consulting GENERATOR SETS - STEAM
KBR Power and Industrial Virginia Beach VA TURBINES
Sulzer Management Ltd.
Birmingham AL Winterthur ZH Switzerland System One De Pretto Industrie Srl
Pittsburgh PA Schio Italy
EQUIPMENT - LEASING GROUTING
Rental Power Solutions RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Doosan Škoda Power
S2W Contracting LLC Plzen Czech Republic
Miami FL Tunkhannock PA Baker Hughes
Firenze Italy ElliottGroup
EQUIPMENT - USED HEAT TREATING - FURNACES Jeannette PA
Cook Compression
EthosEnergy EFD Induction Houston TX WEG Steam Turbines
Houston TX Madison Heights MI Duluth Georgia
Creare, LLC
Exchangium Vac Aero International, Inc. Hanover NH STEAM TURBINES
Orlando FL Oakville ON Canada
Dover Precision Components Ansaldo Energia S.p.A.
FIELD SERVICE INSPECTION The Woodlands TX Genoa Italy
AST Turbo AG American Efficiency Services Southwest Research Institute Baker Hughes
Altendorf Switzerland Woodbine MD San Antonio TX Firenze Italy
Baker Hughes Baker Hughes Waukesha Bearings De Pretto Industrie Srl
Firenze Italy Firenze Italy Waukesha WI Schio Italy
BRUSH GROUP BRUSH GROUP RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT- Doosan Škoda Power
Ashby de la Zouch UK Ashby de la Zouch UK SEALS Plzen Czech Republic
Cook Compressions Donaldson Company, Inc. Greene Tweed ElliottGroup
Houston TX Bloomington MN Houston TX Jeannette PA
Donaldson Company, Inc. Turbo Non-Destructive Testing, Inpro/Seal EthosEnergy
Bloomington MN Inc. Rock Island IL Houston TX
Dover Precision Components Houston TX
SERVICE FOR TURBINES & FLOWDY
The Woodlands TX
INSTALLATION GENERATORS Changwon Gyeongsangnam-do
Drake Controls, LLC Korea South
Baker Hughes Baker Hughes
Houston TX
Firenze Italy Firenze Italy Franco Tosi Meccanica S.p.A.
ElliottGroup Legnano Milano Italy
ElliottGroup Boyd Machine & Repair
Jeannette PA
Jeannette PA Kimmell IN Howden
EthosEnergy Connersville IN
Machinery Mounting Solutions, BRUSH GROUP
Houston TX Inc. Ashby de la Zouch UK M+M Turbinen-Technik GmbH
Howden Virginia Beach VA Bielefeld Germany
Connersville IN De Pretto Industrie Srl
S2W Contracting LLC Schio Italy Precision Profiles, LLC
Integrated TurboMachinery, Inc. Tunkhannock PA Titusville PA
Montebello CA Doosan Škoda Power
MARKET RESEARCH Plzen Czech Republic Revak Keene Turbomachinery,
L.A. Turbine LP
Essential Resources,LLC ElliottGroup La Porte TX
Valencia CA
Morristown NJ Jeannette PA
Maintenance Technologies Rotating Machinery Services,
International, LLC Global Market Insights, Inc. EthosEnergy Inc.
Milford CT Selbyville DE Houston TX Bethlehem PA
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Industrial Info Resources, Inc. Lambda Technologies Group Skinner Power Systems
Compressor International Sugar Land TX Cincinnati OH Erie PA
(MCO-I) PLANT OPERATION & Optimistic TGM Steam Turbines
Houston TX MANAGEMENT Lisbon Portugal Sertaozinho - SP Sao Paulo Brazil
Nord-Lock Group Baker Hughes Sulzer Management Ltd. Turbo Non-Destructive Testing,
Clinton PA Firenze Italy Winterthur ZH Switzerland Inc.
PEC Ltd. (Machinery Service) BHEL The Balancing Company Houston TX
Singapore New Delhi India Vandalia OH STEAM TURBINES -
Rotating Machinery Services, EthosEnergy TST-TurboService&TradingGmbH ELECTRICAL, INDUSTRIAL
Inc. Houston TX Moers NRW Germany
Bethlehem PA ElliottGroup
PROJECT ENGINEERING TURBOMACHINERY SHIPPING Jeannette PA
Roteq Switzerland Ltd.
Freienbach SZ Schwyz Switzerland Scansonic GSM GmbH & STORAGE CONTAINERS HYUNDAI HEAVY INDUSTRIES
Berlin Germany Crowley Logistics Inc. TURBOMACHINERY
Rotoflow, An Air Products UlSAN Dong-gu Korea South
Business Sulzer Management Ltd. Houston TX
Allentown PA Winterthur ZH Switzerland Dixie Cullen Interests, Inc.
S2W Contracting LLC Houston TX
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STEAM TURBINES -
ELECTRICAL, NUCLEAR
RelaDyne Reliability Services
Cincinnati OH
STEAM TURBINES -
MECHANICAL
ElliottGroup
Jeannette PA
Frontken (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
Singapore
Rotating Machinery Services,
Inc.
Bethlehem PA
STEAM TURBINES -
MECHANICAL MARINE
HYUNDAI HEAVY INDUSTRIES
TURBOMACHINERY
UlSAN Dong-gu Korea South
STEAM TURBINES -
MECHANICAL, PROCESS
ElliottGroup
Jeannette PA
AeroBlock Standardized integrally-
geared main air compressor for
industrial gas applications • Atlas
Copco, Cologne, Germany
BoostToReduce Upgrading
GT-filtration is the easiest way to
reduce carbon emissions • Camfil
Power Systems, Boras, Sweden
CamGT 3V-600 Game changing
high efficiency filter for non-stop
performance • Camfil Power
Systems, Boras, Sweden
COMS Contec Oil Mist Separators
• Contec GmbH, Bad Honnef,
Germany
COMS Contec Oil Mist Separators
and high-performance filter
systems • Contec GmbH, Bad
Honnef, Germany
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Compressor International
(MCO-I)
Houston TX
STEAM TURBINES -
PACKAGERS
Cobey, Inc.
Buffalo NY
ElliottGroup
Jeannette PA
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Compressor International
(MCO-I)
Houston TX
STEAM TURBINES -
REFURBISHED
De Pretto Industrie Srl
Schio Italy
Doosan Škoda Power
Plzen Czech Republic
ElliottGroup
Jeannette PA
Integrated TurboMachinery, Inc.
Montebello CA
TRADEMARKS
ExVel Turbo Fans Specializing in
Mechanical Vapor Recompression
MVR • Howden, Connersville, IN
FSR Full Solution Rejuvenation
Proprietary Heat Treatments to
restore turbine blades/buckets to
as-new strength • Liburdi Turbine
Services, Inc., Dundas Ontario
Canada
Gas Connectivity Suite of digital
connectivity solutions for
turbomachinery service • Atlas
Copco, Cologne, Germany
Howden Global leader in air and
gas handling solutions since 1854 •
Howden, Connersville, IN
MSG Centac Multi-stage geared
(MSG) centrifugal air compressors •
Ingersoll-Rand Co., Davidson,NC
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries EDUCATION
Compressor International
(MCO-I) International Generator
Technical Community
Houston TX
Columbus OH
Revak Keene Turbomachinery,
LP TRAINING
La Porte TX Baker Hughes
Rotating Machinery Services, Firenze Italy
Inc. Camfil Power Systems
Bethlehem PA
Boras Sweden
Compressor Controls
TRAINING & Corporation
Des Moines IA
EDUCATION ElliottGroup
ASME CERTIFICATION Jeannette PA
Optimistic Flexware, Inc.
Lisbon Portugal Grapeville PA
BOOKS & MAGAZINES Global Training Solutions Inc.
Mississauga ON Canada
COMPRESSORtech2 - KHL
Group Laschet Consulting GmbH
Waukesha Wi Bergisch Gladbach Germany
TURBOMACHINERY Vibration Institute
INTERNATIONAL Oakbrook IL
Islin, NJ
MSG Turbo-Air Multi-stage geared Roots Rotary positive displacement
(MSG) centrifugal Air & Gas blowers since 1854 • Howden,
Compressors • Ingersoll-Rand Co., Connersville, IN
Davidson, NC
Sohre Turbomachinery Inc. Shaft
NovaLT Gas Turbines family Gas riding brushes invented by John S.
turbines for 5-20MW in power- Sohre, P.E. • Sohre
generation and mechanical-drive • Turbomachinery Inc., Florence, MA
Baker Hughes, Firenze, Italy
Turblex World-leading efficient
PNEUTRIP Highest performing compressors and steam turbines •
pneumatic trip valve solution 1002 and Howden, Connersville, IN
2003 • Drake Controls, Houston, TX
TurboBlock Standardized,
PolyBlock Standardized direct- integrally- geared centrifugal
driven centrifugal compressor for compressor for the power
PP/PE applications • Atlas Copco, generation market • Atlas Copco,
Cologne, Germany Cologne, Germany
PowerEye: real-time monitoring of TurboLink Digital connectivity
key inlet system and GT metrics • solution for Operating Data Analysis
Camfil Power Systems, Boras, • Atlas Copco, Cologne, Germany
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GAS TURBINES

POWER RATING
Net plant power output EFFICIENCY
MODEL (MW) Net plant efficiency % Number Model Frequency (Hz)
1AE64.3-CC1S 120.0 55.7 1 AE64.3A 50/60
1AE94.2-CC1M 287.0 55.8 1 AE94.2 50
1AE94.3-CC1S 495.0 60.0 1 AE94.3A 50
1GT26-CC1S 540.0 61.0 1 GT26 50
1GT36-S5-CC1M 760.0 62.6 1 GT36-S5 50
1GT36-S6-CC1M 520.0 62.3 1 GT36-S6 60
2AE64.3-CC1M 243.0 56.4 2 AE64.3A 50/60
2AE94.2-CC1M 578.0 56.2 2 AE94.2 50
2AE94.3-CC1M 992.0 60.3 2 AE94.3A 50
2GT26-CC1M 1083.0 61.2 2 GT26 50
2GT36-S5-CC1M 1525.0 62.8 2 GT36-S5 50
2GT36-S6-CC1M 1046.0 62.6 2 GT36-S6 60
Note: Reference Conditions: ISO conditions (Amb. temp. = 15°C, amb. press.= 1.013 bar, amb. R.H. = 60%; natural gas methane),
direct cooling, 3RH cycles, 100% CH4 natural gas fuel

MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS SE, OBERHAUSEN, GERMANY

POWER RATING ISO Base Load

At Generator Terminals (MW) GROSS HEAT RATE GAS TURBINES
Lower Heating Value (LHV)
MODEL Gas Turbines Steam Turbine (Btu/kWh) Number Model Frequency (Hz) COMMENTS
THM 1304-10N 20.16 9.4 7,755 2 THM 1304-10N 50/60 (1)
THM 1304-12N 23.04 11.0 7,718 2 THM 1304-12N 50/60 (1)
1 One steam turbine, dual-pressure HRSG, and 1.0 psia condenser pressure

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POWER RATING ISO Base Load

At Generator Terminals (MW) GROSS HEAT RATE GAS TURBINES
Lower Heating Value (LHV)
MODEL Gas Turbines Steam Turbine (Btu/kWh) Number Model Frequency (Hz) COMMENTS
FT8 SWIFTPAC 30 30.1 12.0 7,333 1 FT8-3 50/60
FT8 SWIFTPAC 60 60.5 24.6 7,257 2 FT8-3 50/60
FT4000 SWIFTPAC 70 70.8 18.4 7,106 1 FT4000 50/60 2P, non reheat, unfired
FT4000 SWIFTPAC 140 142 37.8 7,051 2 FT4000 50/60 2P, non reheat, unfired

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POWER RATING ISO Base Load

At Generator Terminals (MW) GROSS HEAT RATE GAS TURBINES
Lower Heating Value (LHV)
MODEL Gas Turbines Steam Turbine (Btu/kWh) Number Model Frequency (Hz) Efficiency (%)
MPCP1 (M501DA) 112.1 55.3 6,635 1 M501DA 60 51.4
MPCP2 (M501DA) 224.2 112.0 6,610 2 M501DA 60 51.6
MPCP3 (M501DA) 336.3 169.9 6,585 3 M501DA 60 51.8
MPCP1 (M501F) 182.7 102.4 5,976 1 M501F 60 57.1
MPCP2 (M501F) 365.4 206.8 5,955 2 M501F 60 57.3
MPCP1 (M501G) 264.4 134.5 5,843 1 M501G 60 58.4
MPCP2 (M501G) 528.8 271.7 5,823 2 M501G 60 58.6
MPCP1 (M501GAC) 280.8 146.2 5,640 1 M501GAC 60 60.5
MPCP2 (M501GAC) 561.6 294.4 5,622 2 M501GAC 60 60.7
MPCP3 (M501GAC) 842.4 442.6 5,622 3 M501GAC 60 60.7
MPCP1 (M501J) 326.2 157.8 5,504 1 M501J 60 62.0
MPCP2 (M501J) 652.4 318.6 5,486 2 M501J 60 62.2
MPCP1 (M501JAC) 450.3 213.7 <5,332 1 M501JAC 60 >64
MPCP2 (M501JAC) 900.6 431.4 <5,315 2 M501JAC 60 >64.2
MPCP1 (M701DA) 142.1 70.4 6,635 1 M701DA 50 51.4
MPCP2 (M701DA) 284.2 142.4 6,610 2 M701DA 50 51.6
MPCP3 (M701DA) 426.3 218.7 6,585 3 M701DA 50 51.8
MPCP1 (M701G) 325.7 172.3 5,755 1 M701G 50 59.3
MPCP2 (M701G) 651.4 348.0 5,735 2 M701G 50 59.5
MPCP1(M701F) 379.3 186.7 5,504 1 M701F 50 62.0
MPCP2 (M701F) 758.6 376.4 5,486 2 M701F 50 62.2
MPCP1 (M701J) 472.3 228.7 5,477 1 M701J 50 62.3
MPCP1 (M701JAC) 570.9 269.1 <5,332 1 M701JAC 50 >64
MPCP1 (M701JAC) 441.7 208.3 <5,332 1 M701JAC 50 >64
MPCP1 (H-25) 39.6 20.5 6,319 1 H-25 50/60 54.0
MPCP2 (H-25) 79.2 42.2 6,261 2 H-25 50/60 54.5
MPCP1 (H-100) 112.7 58.3 5,945 1 H-100 50 57.4
MPCP2 (H-100) 225.4 120.6 5,884 2 H-100 50 58.0
MPCP1 (H-100) 102.5 47.5 6,193 1 H-100 60 55.1
MPCP2 (H-100) 205.0 100.7 6,083 2 H-100 60 56.1
Note: All ratings on natural gas fuel, with inlet and exhaust losses (LHV base)

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SIEMENS ENERGY

POWER RATING GROSS HEAT RATE

ISO Base Load Lower Heating Value (LHV) GAS TURBINES
MODEL AND CONFIGURATION At Generator Terminals (MW) (Btu/kWh) NUMBER PRESSURE/ REHEAT
SGT5-9000HL CC 1x1 (50Hz) 880 <5,331 1 Triple/Yes
SGT5-9000HL CC 2x1 (50Hz) 1,760 <5,331 2 Triple/Yes
SGT6-9000HL CC 1x1/1S (60Hz) 655 <5,331 1 Triple/Yes
SGT6-9000HL CC 2x1 (60Hz) 1,310 <5,331 2 Triple/Yes
SCC6-8000H 1S / 1x1 675 5,469 1 Triple/Yes
SCC5-8000H 2x1 1,350 5,469 2 Triple/Yes
SCC6-8000H 1S / 1x1 472 5,512 1 Triple/Yes
SCC6-8000H 2x1 948 5,493 2 Triple/Yes
SCC6-8000H 3x1 1,422 5,649 3 Triple/Yes
SCC6-5000F (215 MW) 1x1 328 5,649 1 Triple/Yes
SCC6-5000F (260 MW) 1x1 391 5,640 1 Triple/Yes
SCC6-5000F (215 MW) 2x1 663 5,630 2 Triple/Yes
SCC6-5000F (260 MW) 2x1 790 5,621 2 Triple/Yes
SCC5-4000F (329 MW) 1S 485 5,592 1 Triple/Yes
SCC5-4000F (329 MW) 2x1 970 5,592 2 Triple/Yes
SCC5-4000F (385 MW) 1S 570 5,503 1 Triple/Yes
SCC5-4000F (385 MW) 2x1 1,140 5,503 2 Triple/Yes

SCC5-2000E 1x1 290 6,403 1 Dual/No

SCC5-2000E 2x1 551 6,403 2 Dual/No

SCC6-2000E 1x1 174 6,534 1 Dual/No

SCC6-2000E 2x1 347 6,541 2 Dual/No

SCC-800 (45 MW) 1x1 66.5 5,965 1 Triple/No

SCC-800 (45 MW) 2x1 134.5 5,093 2 Triple/No

SCC-800 (45 MW) 3x1 201.7 5,903 3 Triple/No

SCC-800 (50 MW) 1x1 71.9 5,914 1 Triple/No

SCC-800 (50 MW) 2x1 145.3 5,853 2 Triple/No

SCC-800 (50 MW) 3x1 217.9 5,853 3 Triple/No

SCC-800 (56 MW) 1x1 80 5,893 1 Triple/No

SCC-800 (56 MW) 2x1 162.1 5,823 2 Triple/No

SCC-800 (56 MW) 3x1 243.1 5,832 3 Triple/No

SCC-800 (57 MW) 1x1 81.5 5,833 1 Triple/No

SCC-800 (57 MW) 2x1 164.8 5,774 2 Triple/No

SCC-800 (57 MW) 3x1 247.5 5,774 3 Triple/No

SCC-800 (62 MW) 1x1 89 5,725 1 Triple/No

SCC-800 (62 MW) 2x1 182 5,631 2 Triple/No

SCC-800 (62 MW) 3x1 273 5,631 3 Triple/No

SGT-A35 (GT62) DLE 39.8 6,639 Dual/No

SGT-A35 (GT61 34 MW) DLE 42.6 MW(e) 6,464 Dual/No

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SIEMENS ENERGY (cont'd)

POWER RATING GROSS HEAT RATE

ISO Base Load Lower Heating Value (LHV) GAS TURBINES
MODEL AND CONFIGURATION At Generator Terminals (MW) (Btu/kWh) NUMBER PRESSURE/ REHEAT
SCC-600 1x1 36.5 MW 6,734 1 Dual/No
SCC-600 2x1 74.2 MW 6,616 2 Dual/No
SCC-700 1x1 46.7 MW 6,301 1 Dual/No
SCC-700 2x1 92.6 MW 6,354 2 Dual/No
SCC-750 1x1 52.1 MW 6,336 1 Dual/No
SCC-750 2x1 104.8 MW 6,304 2 Dual/No
SCC-700 1x1 49.8 MW 6,264 1 Dual/No
SCC-700 2x1 100.0 MW 6,233 2 Dual/No
SCC-600e 1x1 33.8 MW 6,524 1 Dual/No

Conditions = 59F, 14.7 psia, 60% RH (15C, 1.013 bar)

Plant performance includes aux power
Ratings on LHV natural gas

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POWER RATING EFFICIENCY POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL ISO Base Load (MW) % SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Grid Frequency (kg/sec) Temp (°C)
AE64.3A 80 36.4 *3,000/3,600 18.3 1 (annular) *50/60 Hz 215 580
AE94.2 190 36.3 3,000 12.0 2 (silo) 50 Hz 555 550
AE94.2K 170 36.5 3,000 12.0 2 (silo) 50 Hz 540 545
AE94.3A 340 40.3 3,000 19.5 1 (annular) 50 Hz 755 593
GT26 370 41.0 3,000 35.0 2 (annular) 50 Hz 741 625
GT36-S5 538 42.8 3,000 26.0 1 (cannular) 50 Hz 1,020 621
GT36-S6 369 42.3 3,600 24.0 1 (cannular) 60 Hz 710 630
AE-T100 0.1 30.0 70,000 4.5 1 (silo) 50/60 Hz 1 270
Notes: Reference conditions: ISO, i.e., Amb. temp. = 15°C, amb. press.= 1.013 bar, amb. R.H. = 60%;
Natural gas methane, except low heating value gas for AE94.2K
GT Inlet pressure loss = 0 mbar, GT Exhaust pressure loss = 0 mbar
*with gear (gas turbine 90 Hz)

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AT ISO BASE LOAD

POWER GROSS HEAT RATE
OUTPUT Lower Heating Value POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF EXHAUST
MODEL (MW) (LHV) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS EXHAUST FLOW (kg/sec) TEMP. (°C)
OIL & GAS
NovaLT5-1 5.5 11,127 16,630 14.8 1 anular 20.4 580
NovaLT12 12.5 9,666 8,900 19 1 anular 42.3 496
NovaLT16 16.9 9,374 7,800 19 1 anular 56.6 495
PGT25 DLE 22.5 9,452 6,500 17.9 1 anular 68.9 524
PGT25+ DLE Xtend 9 ppm 25.1 8,909 6,100 21.5 1 anular 84.3 480
PGT25+ DLE High Power 30 8,727 6,100 21.5 1 anular 84.3 500
PGT25+G4 DLE 32.5 8,727 6,100 23.2 1 anular 89.7 510
PGT25+G5 DLE Xtend 15ppm 32.8 8,840 6,100 24.9 1 anular 92.5 550
PGT25+G5 DLE High Power 36.9 8,617 6,100 24.9 1 anular 92.5 550
LM2500 22.7 9,348 3,600 18.7 1 anular 69 530
LM2500+ 31.2 8,749 3,600 23.7 1 anular 87 516
LM2500+G4 33.6 8,660 3,600 24 1 anular 91 527
LM2500+G5 Xtend 15ppm 33.6 8,573 3,600 25 1 anular 92 530
LM2500+G5 DLE High Power 37.6 8,425 3,600 25 1 anular 92 555
LM6000PC 43.3 8,302 3,600 28.8 1 anular 126.2 454
LM6000PF 43.3 8,282 3,600 29.1 1 anular 125.5 457
LM6000 PF+ 52.5 8,322 3,930 32.3 1 anular 136.8 496
Frame5/1 25.5 11,934 5,100 10.6 10 cans 122.5 560
Frame6/1B 44 10,185 5,163 13 10 cans 145 551
Frame5/2E 32.8 9,517 5,714 17.3 6 cans 102.5 518
Frame7/1EA 91 10,065 3,600 13 10 cans 296 552
LM9000 73 7,844 3,000 33 1 anular 182 456
LMS100 PB+ 108 7,935 3,000 44 1 anular 230 412
Frame9/1E 132 10,006 3,000 13.1 14 cans 410 540

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POWER RATING HEAT RATE POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Temp. Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL ISO Base Load (MW) (LHV)(Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS (°C) (kg/sec) Temp (°C)
M1A-13A 1.49 14,104 1,500/1,800 9.4 1 — 8.1 521
M1A-13D 1.49 14,246 1,500/1,800 9.6 1 — 8.0 531
M1T-13A 2.93 14,312 1,500/1,800 9.4 1×2 — 16.2 521
M1A-17D 1.81 12,160 1,500/1,800 10.5 1 — 8.1 522
M1T-13D 2.93 14,445 1,500/1,800 9.6 1×2 — 16.0 531
M5A-01D 4.96 10,340 1,500/1,800 15.7 6 — 17.6 523
M7A-01 5.53 11,510 1,500/1,800 13.1 6 — 21.7 545
M7A-01D 5.47 11,550 1,500/1,800 13.1 6 — 21.7 542
M7A-02 6.80 11,250 1,500/1,800 16.0 6 — 27.0 516
M7A-02D 6.74 11,270 1,500/1,800 16.0 6 — 27.0 513
M7A-03D 7.80 10,190 1,500/1,800 15.8 6 — 27.2 523
L20A 18.52 9,948 1,500/1,800 18.6 8 — 59.8 541
L30A 34.38 8,407 1,500/1,800 26.1 8 — 89.6 517

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AT ISO BASE LOAD

POWER RATING GROSS HEAT RATE
ISO Base Load Lower Heating Value POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL (MW) (LHV) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°C) (kg/sec) Temp (°C)
MGT6000 6.63-7.80 10,270-10,610 1,500/1,800 14-16 6 — 26.1-29.4 490-505
THM1304-10N 10.08 11,690 9,000 10 2 — 46.5 490
THM1304-12N 11.52 11,460 9,000 11 2 — 48.1 525

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POWER RATING
ISO Base Load GROSS HEAT RATE POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Inlet Temp. Exhaust Flow Exhaust Efficiency
MODEL (MWe) (LHV)(Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS (°C) (kg/sec) Temp (°C) (%)
M501DA 114.0 9,780 3,600 14 14 — 354 543 34.9
M501F 185.4 9,230 3,600 16 16 — 468 613 37
M501G 267.5 8,730 3,600 20 16 — 612 601 39.1
M501GAC 283.0 8,531 3,600 20 16 — 618 617 40.0
M501J 330.0 8,105 3,600 23 16 — 620 635 42.1
M501JAC 453 7,755 3,600 25 16 — 815 649 44
M701DA 144.1 9,810 3,000 14 18 — 453 542 34.8
M701G 334.0 8,630 3,000 21 20 — 755 587 39.5
M701F 385.0 8,144 3,000 21 20 — 748 630 41.9
M701J 478.0 8,067 3,000 23 22 — 896 630 42.3
M701JAC 574 7,862 3,000 25 22 — 1024 646 43.4
M701JAC 448.0 7,755 3,000 25 18 — 765 663 44
H-25 41.0 9,432 7,280 17.9 10 — 114 569* 36.2
H-100 116.5 8,909 3,000 18 10 — 296 586*+ 38.3
H-100 105.8 8,930 3,600 18.4 10 — 293 534*++ 38.2
Notes: All other specifications are for natural gas fuel with inlet and exhaust losses
* without inlet and exhaust losses. +50Hz, ++60Hz

MITSUBISHI POWER AERO, LLC, GLASTONBURY, CONNECTICUT, U.S.A. aero.power.mhi.com

AT ISO BASE LOAD

POWER RATING GROSS HEAT RATE
ISO Base Load Lower Heating Value PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL (MWe) (LHV) (Btu/kWh) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°C) (lbs/sec) Temp (°F)
MITSUBISHI POWER AERO (50 HZ)
FT8 SWIFTPAC 60 * 61.6 9,366 3,000 21.3 18 405 922
FT8 SWIFTPAC 30 * 30.7 9,383 3,000 21.3 9 202 922
FT8 MOBILEPAC ** 28.5 9,834 3,000 21.2 9 203 924
FT4000 SWIFTPAC 140 *** 140.5 8,431 3,000 37.9 2 808 808
FT4000 SWIFTPAC 70 *** 70.2 8,443 3,000 37.9 1 404 808

MITSUBISHI POWER AERO (60 HZ)

FT8 SWIFTPAC 60 * 62.1 9,281 3,600 21.3 18 404 916
FT8 SWIFTPAC 30 * 30.9 9,327 3,600 21.3 9 202 916
FT8 MOBILEPAC ** 30.9 9,312 3,600 21.3 9 202 916
FT4000 SWIFTPAC 140 *** 144.2 8,209 3,600 37.9 2 808 791
FT4000 SWIFTPAC 70 *** 71.9 8,232 3,600 37.9 1 404 791
Estimates are for natural gas fuel. Zero installation losses
*combustor water injection **combustor water injection, transportable ***combustor water injection, wet compression, inlet fogging

OPRA GAS TURBINES, THE NETHERLANDS

AT ISO BASE LOAD

POWER RATING GROSS HEAT RATE
ISO Base Load Lower Heating Value POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL (MWe) (LHV) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°C) (lb/sec) Temp (°C)
OP16-3A 1.88 13,585 26,000 6.7 4 — 19.8 573
OP16-3B* 1.88 13,585 26,000 6.7 4 — 19.8 573
OP16-3C** 1.88 13,585 26,000 6.7 4 — 19.8 573
* DLE combustors NOx <15PPMV ** Ultra low caloric fuel, down to 5 MJ/kg

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POWER RATING GROSS HEAT RATE
ISO Base Load FREQUENCY EFFICIENCY Lower Heating Value TURBINE PRESSURE Exhaust Turbine Inlet
MODEL (MWe) (Hz) % (LHV) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO Flow (kg/s) Temp. (°C)
SGT5-9000HL 593 50 >43 <7,938 3,000 24 1,050 670
SGT6-9000HL 440 60 >43.2 <7,898 3,600 24.0 725 670
SGT5-8000H 450 50 41.2 8,284 3,000 21.0 935 630
SGT6-8000H 310 60 40.4 8,455 3,600 21.0 650 645
SGT6-5000F 329 50 41 8,322 3,600 19.5 724 599
SGT6-5000F 385 50 41.5 8,455 3,600 17 800 619
SGT5-4000F 260 60 40 8,322 3,000 20.1 586 592
SGT5-4000F 215 60 39.5 8,222 3,000 21 478 612
SGT5-2000E 198 50 37.6 9,348 3,000 12.8 558 536
SGT6-2000E 117 60 35.4 9,638 3,600 12.0 368 532
SGT-800 (DLE) 62.5 50/60 41 8,302 6,600 21.1 135.5 596
SGT-800 (DLE) 57 50/60 40.1 8,502 6,600 22 136.6 565
SGT-800 (DLE) 55.6 50/60 39.5 8,647 6,600 22 137.7 564
SGT-800 (DLE) 49.9 50/60 39.4 8,670 6,600 19.8 124.7 560
SGT-800 (DLE) 45.3 50/60 38.4 8,892 6,600 18.3 115.1 574
SGT-750 (DLE) 39.8 50/60 40.3 8,456 6,100 24.3 115.4 468
SGT-700 (DLE) 32.8 50/60 37.2 9,170 6,500 18.7 95 533
SGT-700 (DLE) 35.2 50/60 38 8,972 6,500 20.4 98.7 531
SGT-600 (DLE) 24.5 50/60 33.6 10,161 7,700 14.0 81.3 543
SGT-400 (DLE) 14.3 50/60 35.6 9,572 9,500 18.5 44.5 529
SGT-400 (DLE) 12.9 50/60 35 9,756 9,500 16.9 40 555
SGT-400 (DLE) 10.5 50/60 35.4 9,638 11,500 16.4 34.2 510
SGT-300 (DLE) 7.9 50/60 30.8 11,094 14,045 14.0 30.2 534
SGT-100 (DLE) 5.4 50/60 30.2 11,292 17,384 15.3 21 549
SGT-100 (DLE) 5.1 50/60 30.1 11,322 17,384 14.0 19.5 544
SGT-A35 (GT61) 37.2 50/60 40.4 8,445 4,850 25 105.4 484
SGT-A35 (GT61) 33.5 50/60 39.3 8,676 4,850 23 99 486
SGT-A35 (GT61) 33.9 60 38 8,971 3,600 23 101 506
SGT-A35 (GT61) DLE 31.7 60 37.8 9,038 3,600 23 98.1 494
SGT-A35 (GT61) DLE 33.4 50/60 39.8 8,568 4,850 23 97.8 487
SGT-A35 (GT62) DLE 31.3 50/60 38.3 8,910 4,800 22 97.7 485
SGT-A05 KB7HE 5.8 50/60 33.2 10,281 14,600 14.4 21.4 518
SGT-A05 KB7S 5.4 50/60 32.3 10,570 14,600 14.2 21.3 496
SGT-A05 KB5S 4 50/60 29.7 11,504 14,200 10.3 15.4 560
SGT-600e (DLE) 25.9 50/60 40.4 8,439 7,625 25 75.8 461
Site Conditions = 59°F, 14.7 psia, 60% RH (15°C, 1.013 bar). Ratings at generator terminals. Specifications for Natural Gas Fuel

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AT ISO BASE LOAD

POWER RATING GROSS HEAT RATE
ISO Base Load Lower Heating Value POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL (MWe) (LHV) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°C) (lbs/sec) Temp (°F)
Saturn 20 1.2 14,810 1,800 6.7 1 (annular) — 14.3 945
Centaur 40 3.5 12,910 1,800 10.1 1 (annular) — 41.6 830
Centaur 50 4.6 11,630 1,800 10.6 1 (annular) — 41.8 950
Mercury 50 4.6 8,865 1,800 9.9 1 (annular) — 39 690
Taurus 60 5.7 10,830 1,800 9.9 1 (annular) — 48 950
Taurus 65 6.5 10,295 1,800 15 1 (annular) — 47.1 1000
Taurus 70 8.2 9,920 1,800 17.6 1 (annular) — 59.2 970
Mars 100 11.4 10,365 1,800 17.7 1 (annular) — 93.1 905
Titan 130 16.5 9,605 1,800 17.1 1 (annular) — 124 915
Titan 250 23.1 8,775 1,800 24.1 1 (annular) — 153.9 865
Titan 350 38 8,495 1,800 — 1 (annular) — 237.5 910

MOBILE POWER UNIT

Taurus 60 MPU 5.7 10,830 1,800 9.9 1 (annular) — 48 950
Titan 130 MPU 16.5 9,605 1,800 17.1 1 (annular) — 124 915

Estimates are for natural gas fuel. Zero installation losses

*combustor water injection **combustor water injection, transportable ***combustor water injection, wet compression, inlet fogging

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AT ISO BASE LOAD

GROSS HEAT RATE
POWER RATING Lower Heating Value POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL ISO Base Load (HP) (LHV) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS (kg/sec) Temp (°C)
NovaLT12 17,433 6,914 8,900 19 1 annular 42.1 496
NovaLT16 23,468 6,785 7,800 19 1 annular 54.6 495
PGT25 DLE 31,246 6,785 6,500 17.9 1 annular 68.9 524
PGT25+ DLE Xtend 9 ppm 35,001 6,425 6,100 21.5 1 annular 84.3 480
PGT25+ DLE High Power 41,706 6,283 6,100 21.5 1 annular 84.3 500
PGT25+G4 DLE 45,192 6,283 6,100 23.2 1 annular 89.7 510
PGT25+G5 DLE Xtend 15 ppm 45,595 6,361 6,100 25.1 1 annular 91 512
PGT25+G5 DLE High Power 51,361 6,191 6,100 25.1 1 annular 91 540
LM2500 31,246 6,803 3,600 18.7 1 annular 69 530
LM2500+ 41,706 6,524 3,600 23.7 1 annular 87 516
LM2500+G4 45,058 6,458 3,600 24.3 1 annular 91 527
LM2500+G5 Xtend 15ppm 45,058 6,393 3,600 25 1 annular 92 530
LM2500+G5 High Power 50,422 6,073 3,600 25 1 annular 92 540
Frame5/2C 38,000 8,701 4,670 9.1 12 cans 123 543
Frame5/2D 45,570 8,410 4,670 11 12 cans 139.6 560
Frame5/2E 45,327 6,877 5,714 17.3 6 cans 102.5 518
Frame6/1B 59,005 7,591 5,163 12.7 10 cans 145 551
Frame7/1EA 12,2031 7,501 3,600 13 10 cans 295 535
LM6000PF 59,139 6,146 3,600 29.1 1 annular 125.1 463
LM6000 PF+ 72,147 6,058 3,930 32.3 1 annular 136.9 498
LM9000 98,565 5,783 3,429 33 1 annular 182 455
LMS100 PB+ 14,7512 5,783 3,429 44 1 annular 230 410
Frame9/1E 17,7012 7,353 3,000 13.1 14 cans 410 540

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GROSS HEAT RATE AT ISO BASE LOAD

POWER RATING Lower Heating
ISO Base Load Value (LHV) POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust Temp
MODEL (HP) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°C) (kg/sec) (°C)
L30A 47,660 6,100 5,600 25.8:1 8 — 92.6 502

MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS SE, OBERHAUSEN, GERMANY

GROSS HEAT RATE AT ISO BASE LOAD

POWER RATING Lower Heating
ISO Base Load Value (LHV) POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL (HP) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°C) (kg/sec) Temp (°C)
MGT6000 9,250-11,130 7,270-7,480 12,000 15-16 6 — 28.1-30.0 460-480
THM1304-10N 14,080 8,370 9,000 10 2 — 46.5 490
THM1304-12N 16,090 8,210 9,000 11 2 — 48.1 525

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GROSS HEAT RATE AT ISO BASE LOAD

Lower Heating
POWER RATING Value (LHV) POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL ISO Base Load (HP) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°C) (kg/sec) Temp (°C)
H-100 144,350 6,542 3,600 18.4 10 — 293 534
H-100 160,780 6,549 3,000 20.1 10 — 315 552
Note: All ratings are at the gas turbine shaft end and based on the natural gas fuel

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GROSS HEAT RATE AT ISO BASE LOAD

Lower Heating
POWER RATING Value (LHV) POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL ISO Base Load (HP) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°F) (lbs/sec) Temp (°F)
FT8 37,940 6,580 5,500 20.2 9 — 193.4 857
1 shp base. Note: Estimates are for natural gas fuel

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AT ISO BASE LOAD

GROSS HEAT RATE
POWER RATING POWER RATING Lower Heating
ISO Base Load IS0 Base Load EFFICIENCY Value (LHV) POWER SHAFT Pressure Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL (HP) (MWe) % (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) Ratio (kg/sec) Temp (°C)
SGT-750 (DLE) 54,994 41 41 6,121 6,100 24.3 115.4 468
SGT-750 (DLE) 45,595 34 40.4 6,299 6,100 21.9 107.5 439
SGT-700 (DLE) 45,151 33 38.2 6,661 6,500 18.7 95 533
SGT-700 (DLE) 48,511 36 39 6,524 6,500 20.4 98.7 531
SGT-600 (DLE) 33,847 25 34.6 7,344 7,700 14 81.3 543
SGT-400 (DLE) 1,335 15 37.1 6,857 9,500 18.5 44.5 529
SGT-400 (DLE) 1377 13 36.4 6,987 9,500 16.9 39.1 543
SGT-400 (DLE) 1,329 11 36.9 6,894 11,500 16.4 34.3 509
SGT-300 (DLE) 12,317 9 36.0 7,070 11,500 14.1 30.4 504
SGT-300 (DLE) 11,214 8 35.3 7,212 11,500 13.5 29.5 490
SGT-100 (DLE) 7,636 6 33.3 7,606 13,000 14.4 19.4 545
SGT-A35 (GT61) 51,629 39 41.9 6,079 4,850 25 105.4 484
SGT-A35 (GT61) 46,139 34 38.6 6,589 4,850 23 101.0 506
SGT-A35 (GT61) DLE 43,107 32 38.3 6,740 4,850 23 98.1 494
SGT-A35 (GT61) 46,570 35 40.7 6,245 4,850 23 99 486
SGT-A35 (GT61) DLE 45,491 34 40.4 6,293 4,850 22 97.8 487
SGT-A35 (GT62) 43,143 32 39.3 6,473 4,800 22 98.6 481
SGT-A35 (GT62) DLE 43,143 32 39.3 6,473 4,800 22 97.7 485
SGT-600e (DLE) 30,700 27 41.7 6,096 8,000 25 75.8 461
Site conditions: 59°F, 14.7 psia, 60% RH (15°C, 1.013 bar). Values based on Natural Gas Fuel

SOLAR TURBINES, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

GROSS HEAT RATE AT ISO BASE LOAD

POWER RATING Lower Heating
ISO Base Load Value (LHV) POWER SHAFT PRESSURE NUMBER OF Turbine Inlet Exhaust Flow Exhaust
MODEL (HP) (Btu/kWh) SPEED (RPM) RATIO COMBUSTORS Temp. (°C) (kg/sec) Temp (°C)
Centaur 40 4,700 9125 15,500 10.3 1 (annular) — 18.9 445
Centaur 50 6,150 8,485 16,500 10.3 1 (annular) — 18.9 515
Taurus 60 7,700 7,950 13,950 12.2 1 (annular) — 21.7 510
Taurus 70 11,110 7,190 11,605 16.5 1 (annular) — 26.8 500
Mars 90 13,220 7,655 9,400 16.3 1 (annular) — 40.2 465
Mars 100 15,900 7,395 9,500 17.1 1 (annular) — 42.6 485
Titan 130 23,470 6,800 8,855 16.1 1 (annular) — 56.2 480
Titan 250 31,900 6,725 7,000 24.1 1 (annular) — 70.4 460

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POWER THERMAL CYCLE

MODEL RATING (MW) TYPE APPLICATION CONFIGURATION Grid Freq. (Hz) Inlet Temp. (°C) Inlet Pressure (bar)
GT series 15–150 — Geothermal 1 to 2 cylinder 50/60 Up to 240 Up to 20
MT10 40–250 Non-Reheat Combined Cycle, Fossil, Solar 1-cylinder 50/60 Up to 565 Up to 140
Combined Cycle, Fossil,
MT20 100–350 Non-Reheat 2 to 3 cylinder 50/60 Up to 565 Up to 140
Cogeneration
MT15 100–300 Reheat Combined Cycle, Fossil, Solar 2-cylinder 50/60 Up to 600/585 Up to 170
Combined Cycle, Fossil,
RT30 150–1000 Reheat 3 to 5 cylinder 50/60 Up to 600/620 Up to 280
Cogeneration
1 shp base. Note: Estimates are for natural gas fuel

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POWER SPEED RANGE RATED INLET RATED INLET CONTROLLED

MODEL RATING (MW) (RPM) PRESSURE (BAR A) TEMPERATURE (°C) INLET CONTROL TYPE EXTRACTIONS (#) EXHAUST
MP 2–30 3,000–13,000 140 525 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–1 Radial
MC 2–45 3,000–13,000 140 525 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–1 Radial/Axial
BFPT 5–45 4,000–15,000 170–280 565–575 Sliding/Fixed Pressure — Radial
Radial, Max
P 1–6 5,000–13,000 90 480 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–1
20 BARA
C 1–6 5,000–13,000 90 480 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–1 Radial
MP = Multivalves—Backpressure Type, MC = Multivalves—Condensing Type, BFPT = Boiler Feed Pump Turbine,
P = Single valve—Backpressure Type, C = Single valve—Condensing Type

BAKER HUGHES, Steam Turbine—Reaction Technology, FLORENCE, ITALY

POWER SPEED RANGE RATED INLET RATED INLET CONTROLLED

MODEL RATING (MW) (RPM) PRESSURE (BAR A) TEMPERATURE (°C) INLET CONTROL TYPE EXTRACTIONS (#) EXHAUST
SC/SAC 2 - 150 3,000–15,000 140 565 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–2 Radial/Axial
SNC/SANC 2–100 3,000–15,000 140 565 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–2 Radial, Max 60 BARA
A5/A9 20–100 3,000–3,600 140 565 Sliding/Fixed Pressure — Axial
SG 5–40 3,000–3,600 30 300 Sliding/Fixed Pressure — Radial/Axial
SDF 10–80 3,000–3,600 30 300 Sliding/Fixed Pressure — Double Flow
SC = Condensing Type, SAC = Condensing Type with Controlled Extractions, SNC = Backpressure Type,
SNC = Backpressure Type with Controlled Extractions, A5/A9 = Single Casing Reheat, SG = Geothermal Applications, SDF = Double Flow

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DE PRETTO INDUSTRIE, SCHIO Steam Turbine—Impulse Technology, ITALY

POWER RANGE SPEED RANGE RATED INLET RATED INLET CONTROLLED

MODEL (MW) (RPM) PRESSURE (BAR A) TEMPERATURE (°C) INLET CONTROL TYPE EXTRACTIONS (#) EXHAUST
DPRA 0.2-5 5,000-15,000 100 510 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–1 Radial
DRPG 0.2-5 5,000-15,000 100 510 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–1 Radial
De Pretto Industrie is an Italian turbomachinery manufacturer. The company was established in 1885 and for more than 80 years has been part of leading global
organizations.
De Pretto Industrie is today an Independent company acting as an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) for new steam turbine generator sets up to 50MW but also
as an Independent Service Provider (ISP) of any rotating equipment manufactured by any OEMs in the market, thanks to its reverse engineering capabilities and its
broad team of qualified engineers covering all key domains (thermodynamic/construction/instrumentation&control/electrical/auxiliaries).
De Pretto Industrie has extensive competences and references in repair, conversions, modifications and upgrades (CMUs) of turbomachinery and is able to develop
customized solutions for each product and make. One stop solution provider for any rotating equipment, repair in emergency situations, OEM-equivalent warranties
as well as cost and lead time advantages are the main benefits we can provide our customers with. Innovative thinking is applied to manufacturing and upgrading of
turbomachinery control systems according to the highest market standards, latest normatives and best practices.
De Pretto Industrie always applies a customized and tailor-made approach on all its projects minimizing at the same time capital and operating expenditures for the
end-users.

DE PRETTO INDUSTRIE, Steam Turbine—Reaction Technology, SCHIO, ITALY

POWER RANGE SPEED RANGE RATED INLET RATED INLET CONTROLLED

MODEL (MW) (RPM) PRESSURE (BAR A) TEMPERATURE (°C) INLET CONTROL TYPE EXTRACTIONS (#) EXHAUST
DK 3-50 4,500-13,000 120 530 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–2 Radial/Axial
DG 1, 5-50 4,500-15,000 120 530 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–2 Radial

DOOSAN ŠKODA POWER, CZECH REPUBLIC

ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION

ELECTRIC UTILITY MW RANGE
INDUSTRIAL COMBINED CYCLE MARINE OTHER
Fossil Fueled Nuclear MW Range MW Range HP Range HP Range
up to 900 up to 1,200 up to 350 up to 400 — 3,000 - 12,000
Doosan Škoda Power is part of a strong group of companies united under the Doosan Group, which supplies leading technologies and services of the highest quality
and value to customers all over the world.
Doosan Škoda Power is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of power plant equipment, especially steam turbine/generator sets with outputs between 3 and
1,200 MW. The company has extensive experience and references in applications for steam such as fossil power plants, CHP plants, nuclear power plants and solar
power plants (CSPs), biomass incineration plants etc.
Wide range of aftermarket services includes retrofits and modernization (R&M) of existing installed OEM and non-OEM equipment, commissioning and long-term
service including spare parts delivery. Annual research and development investments guarantee high quality products that meet specific customer requirements.
www.doosanskodapower.com

ELLIOTT GROUP, JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S.A. AND SODEGAURA, CHIBA, JAPAN

ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION MECHANICAL DRIVE

ELECTRIC UTILITY MW RANGE
INDUSTRIAL MARINE OTHER
Fossil Fueled Nuclear MW Range Process hp Range HP Range HP Range
0–50 — 0–130 0–175,000 — 0–175,000
Elliott designs, manufactures, tests, installs, services and repairs steam turbines for industrial power generation and mechanical drive service. Dependable, versatile
turbomachinery is essential for today’s refinery and chemical processes, industrial applications, and power generation use. Elliott steam turbines yield proven reliability
and high efficiency which make them a key element of successful mechanical drive or power generation services. Elliott offers a complete line of steam turbines
ranging up to 175,000 HP (130,000 kW) capable of inlet steam conditions up to 2,200 PSIG 151 (151 BarG) and 1050°F (565°C). Elliott’s steam turbines are available in
multiple configurations including condensing and back pressure designs, single and multiple valve designs, and multiple controlled and uncontrolled extractions or
inductions. Elliott steam turbines can operate at speeds up to 16,000 RPM making them suitable as drivers for equipment such as pumps, fans, compressors, and
generators. With manufacturing headquarters in Sodegaura, Japan and Jeannette, Pennsylvania along with an extensive network of service shops strategically located
worldwide, Elliott is exclusively situated to provide design, manufacturing, testing, installation, and service to steam turbines for global industrial power.

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MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS SE, OBERHAUSEN GERMANY
MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS SE, HAMBURG GERMANY
ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
ELECTRIC UTILITY MW RANGE
INDUSTRIAL COMBINED CYCLE MARINE OTHER
Fossil Fueled Nuclear MW Range MW Range HP Range HP Range
1-180 — 1-180 1,400-240,000 — —

TYPE POWER RANGE MAX. STEAM INLET

MST010 0.5-1.5 MW 45 bar (652 psi) / 450°C (842°F)
MST020 1-5 MW 130 bar (1,885 psi) / 530°C (986°F)
MST040 3-15 MW 140 bar (2,031 psi) / 540°C (1,004°F)
MST050 5-30 MW 140 bar (2,031 psi) / 540°C (1,004°F)
MST060 15-55 MW 140 bar (2,031 psi) / 540°C (1,004°F)
MST080 25-75 MW 140 bar (2,031 psi) / 540°C (1,004°F)
MST100 40-140 MW 140 bar (2,031 psi) / 540°C (1,004°F)
MST120 70-180 MW 140 bar (2,031 psi) / 540°C (1,004°F)
Steam turbines as mechanical drive. Generator steam turbines. Multi-stage back-pressure steam turbines. Multi-stage condensing steam turbines. MAN Energy
Solutions SE manufactured its first steam turbine in 1904. The rigid design of these machines ensures a long life and optimum service intervals. Various models and
sizes are available: condensing turbines, back pressure turbines, extraction and admission turbines. A modular system guarantees the extensive flexibility of the
design without sacrificing the persistent value of the standardized components. Steam turbines are delivered for mechanical driver applications, driving compressors,
as well as for generator drive applications (including refineries, biomass, waste-to-energy, concentrated solar power, WHRS, pulp & paper, CHP and Combined Cycle)
for industrial power generation.

MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, HIROSHIMA, JAPAN

POWER SPEED RANGE RATED INLET RATED INLET CONTROLLED

MODEL RATING (MW) (RPM) PRESSURE (BAR A) TEMPERATURE (°C) INLET CONTROL TYPE EXTRACTIONS (#) EXHAUST
3 Up to 5 Up to 20,000 145 575 Sliding/Fixed Pressure — Radial
4 Up to 25 Up to 15,500 145 575 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–1 Radial
5 Up to 50 Up to 14,000 145 575 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0–1 Radial
7 Up to 60 Up to 8,500 145 575 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0-2 Radial, Axial
8 Up to 80 Up to 6,500 145 575 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0-2 Radial, Axial
9 Up to 120 Up to 4,500 145 575 Sliding/Fixed Pressure 0-2 Radial, Axial

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ATLAS COPCO GAS AND PROCESS www.atlascopco-gap.com

CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSORS
MAX. INLET DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF GAS
VOLUME PRESSURE P2 REQUIREMENT NUMBER OF MAXIMUM TYPE OF TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) (BAR) (HP) STAGES RPM CASING SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
GT Up to 500,000 up to 205 46,500 1 to 8 52,000 V all all gases C,I

RT Up to 500,000 up to 7 40,000 3 6,500 H C Air C,R

T Up to 65,000 up to 43 13,300 1 3,600 V D all gases C

Note: The T-Series is a direct-driven compressor

ROTARY SCREW COMPRESSORS

NUMBER OF MAXIMUM MAXIMUM DISCHARGE MAXIMUM FLOW
MODEL THROWS POWER (kW) PRESSURE (bar) (Nm3/h) APPLICATIONS TYPE OF CASING SPLIT
LNG—BOG, CO2 liquefaction,
GZ NA 900 27 9000 Oil-free screw
Refrigeration

BAKER HUGHES, FLORENCE, ITALY

INLET DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF GAS

VOLUME PRESSURE REQUIREMENT NUMBER OF MAXIMUM TYPE OF TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) P2 (BAR) (HP) STAGES RPM CASING SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
BCL, 2BCL 125,000 900 — 2–10 20,000 V D,L,O 2 C
MCL, 2MCL 600,000 60 — 2–10 20,000 H D,L,O 3 C
DMCL 700,000 25 — 2–8 10,000 H D,L,O 3 C
3MCL 400,000 60 — 2–10 15,000 H D,L,O 3 C
SRL 450,000 200 — 1–10 40,000 V D,L,O 2 C
DBCL 250,000 100 — 2–8 18,000 V D,L,O 3 C
PCL 100,000 130 — 1–4 18,000 V D,L,O natural gas C
AN 600,000 25 — up to 20 10,000 H D,L,O 3 A+C
AX 600,000 15 — up to 20 10,000 H D,L,O 3 A
BlueC 400 180,000 205 16,763 3–5 10,670 V — natural gas C
RA 4,500 220 10,700 1–7 20,000 V D,L,O process gas C

ICL 35,000 350 20,000 1–9 30,000 V Sealless non-acid gas C

2 Air, steam and process gases.
3 Air and process gasses. S - API 619
Baker Hughes manufactures a complete range of compressors for all major compression services
Key locations include: Florence, Italy; Houston, Texas, U.S.A.;
Le Creusot, France

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RECIPROCATING COMPRESSORS

MODEL NUMBER OF THROWS MAX POWER (@max speed) (KW) ROD LOAD (lbs) MAXIMUM RPM APPLICATION TYPE OF DESIGN
OA 1 435 26,325 800 Process (1) / Natural Gas Horizontal
HA 2 TO 4 2,120 32,557 1,000 Process (1) / Natural Gas Horizontal
HB 2 TO 6 5,520 53,055 800 Process (1) / Natural Gas Horizontal
HD 2 TO 8 10,400 72,562 700 Process (1) / Natural Gas Horizontal
HE 2 TO 10 28,700 136,466 800 Process (1) / Natural Gas Horizontal
HF 2 TO 10 34,600 256,500 514 Process (1) / Natural Gas Horizontal
HG 2 TO 10 66,820 445,500 400 Process (1) / Natural Gas Horizontal
SHM 2 TO 6 7,980 80,565 1,200 Natural Gas Horizontal
SHM-B 2 TO 4 5,320 80,565 1,200 Natural Gas Horizontal
PH 4 TO 24* 36,000 326,250 310 LDPE Horizontal
PK 4 TO 24* 72,000 652,500 310 LDPE Horizontal
* # of cylinders
1 Refinery & Petrochemical

ELLIOTT GROUP, JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S.A. AND SODEGAURA, CHIBA, JAPAN

DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

INLET VOLUME PRESSURE REQUIREMENT NUMBER OF MAXIMUM CASING TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) P2 (BAR) (HP) STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
SINGLE STAGE
PH 1,200–125,000 55 — 1 13,500 V L,C,G,O,W,D all C
TC 600–150,000 50 — 1 10,000 V L,C,G,O,W,D all C

MULTISTAGE
M-Line 1,700–1,522,200 69 — 10 20,000 H L,C,G,O,D all C
MB-Line 1,700–540,000 690 — 12 20,000 V L,C,G,O,D all C

AXIAL
A 705,000 6 — 18 8,025 H L air A
Notes: Elliott Group designs, manufactures, tests, installs, services and repairs centrifugal and axial compressors for the petrochemical,
refining, oil & gas as well as general industrial markets. Features and stand alone products include: • Proprietary EDGE centrifugal designs • High efficiency and
exceptional reliability • Advanced impellers • Low maintenance • Wide range of inlet volume and pressure capability • Elliott control systems • Superior casing
design • Lubrication oil systems • Auxiliary systems are available ON and OFF skid. • Full load testing • Wide complement of coatings are available to extend unit
life • High speed balancing • Elliott-designed bearings are included for optimum running • Dry gas seal and buffer gas systems • Integrated bundle, end-walls and
housings for quick turn around of barrel centrifugal
* Inquire with Elliott Group for volume flows greater than 680K M3/hr

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FS-ELLIOTT CO. www.fs-elliott.com

DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

INLET VOLUME PRESSURE REQUIREMENT NUMBER OF MAXIMUM CASING TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) P2 (BAR) (HP) STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
PAP PLUS ENGINEERED AIR COMPRESSORS
S1 3,600 12.1 160-500 1–3 70,000 H C air, N C,I
A1 6,000 15.2 260-800 1–3 52,000 H C air, N C,I
BH 12,000 14.9 540-1,560 1–3 40,000 H C air, N C,I
CH 20,400 14.3 875-2,750 1–3 30,000 H C air, N C,I
DH 31,500 31 1,125-5,500 1–4 53,000 H C,L air, N C,I
EH 41,700 25.2 1,750-6,000 1–4 47,000 H L air, N C,I

POLARIS INDUSTRIAL AIR COMPRESSORS

P300 3,600 10.5 250–450 2–3 68,320 H C air, N C,I
P400 6,000 10.5 260–800 2–3 51,930 H C air, N C,I
P500 7,800 10.5 600–1,000 2–3 43,450 H C air, N C,I
P600 10,800 10.5 540–1,560 2–3 39,140 H C air, N C,I

P700 19,800 10.5 875–2600 2–3 29,770 H C air, N C,I

FS-Elliott designs, manufactures, tests, installs, services and repairs intergrally geared centrifugal compressors
Design benefits and features follow: • High base-load and part-load efficiency • Optimized operational efficiency throughout the year • Professional Service • Minimum
number of moving parts • Superior package design • Lowest life-cycle cost • Robust and reliable design • Simple and low-cost installation •Ease of maintenance •
Industrial to Engineered API compliant applications • Ease of operation • Genuine OEM parts

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INGERSOLL RAND

DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

INLET VOLUME PRESSURE REQUIREMENT NUMBER OF MAXIMUM CASING TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) P2 (BAR) (HP) STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
INTEGRALLY GEARED CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSORS
MSG PRODUCT LINE: Applications engineered with many configurations to efficiently provide oil-free air and gas
MSG NX 30000 30,000-51,000 49 up to 10,500 1 to 6 21,500 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
MSG LMAC 20 20,000–35,000 9 up to 4,000 1 to 3 26,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
MSG LMAC 30 35,000–50,000 9 up to 6,000 1 to 3 21,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
MSG LMAC 50 50,000–90,000 9 up to 15,000 1 to 3 12,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
MSG-2/3 4,250–17,000 100 up to 5,500 1 to 6 50,000 V D,C,L all except O2 C,I
MSG-4/5 12,000–30,000 100 up to 9,500 1 to 6 40,000 V D,C,L all except O2 C,I
MSG-8/9 28,000–60,000 100 up to 10,000 1 to 6 35,000 V D,C,L all except O2 C,I
MSG-12/14/16 51,000–100,000 100 up to 19,000 1 to 6 35,000 V D,C,L all except O2 C,I
MSG-18 77,000–136,000 41 up to 20,000 1 to 6 23,000 V D,C,L all except O2 C,I
MSG-25 85,000–230,000 20 up to 22,000 1 to 4 13,000 V D,C,L all except O2 C,I

TURBO-AIR PRODUCT LINE: Packaged on a common base for easy installation and available in many configurations to efficiently provide oil-free oil and gas
TA-2000 900–2,900 10 up to 350 1 to 3 75,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
TA-2040 2,500–3,100 42 up to 800 1 to 4 75,000 V L all except O2 C,I
TA-3000 3,400–6,800 10 up to 800 1 to 3 60,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
TA-6000 6,800–13,600 10 up to 1,750 1 to 3 44,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
TA-NX 2500 3,200 - 8,200 15 up to 900 1 to 3 61,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
TA-NX 5000 7,500-12,600 40 up to 2,000 1 to 5 53,000 V L Ait & Nitrogen C,I
TA-NX 8000 8,500–17,000 40 up to 3,250 1 to 5 45,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
TA-NX 12000 12,700–31,500 40 up to 5,650 1 to 5 33,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I
TA-20000 31,000–42,000 80 up to 5,500 1 to 6 50,000 V L Air & Nitrogen C,I

CENTAC PRODUCT LINE: Packaged on a common base for easy installation and available in many configurations to efficiently provide oil-free oil air
C700 3,200–7,100 10 up to 800 2 to 3 52,300 V C Air & Nitrogen C,I
C800 3,500–7,600 13 up to 1,100 2 to 3 40,100 V C Air & Nitrogen C,I
5CII 27,000–51,400 10 up to 6,000 2 to 3 25,000 V C Air & Nitrogen C,I
C750 3,400–4,000 40 up to 900 3 to 4 65,500 V C Air & Nitrogen C,I

C1050 6,450 40 up to 1,250 4 55,500 V C Air & Nitrogen C,I

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KAWASAKI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD., KOBE, JAPAN

DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

INLET VOLUME PRESSURE REQUIREMENT NUMBER OF MAXIMUM CASING TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) P2 (BAR) (HP) STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSORS: HORIZONTALLY SPLIT
RBS 10,200 50 — 1-10 19,000 H D,L,O all C
RCS 23,000 45 — 1-10 12,000 H D,L,O all C
RDS 39,000 35 — 1-10 9,000 H D,L,O all C
RES 68,000 30 — 1-10 7,000 H D,L,O all C
RFS 119,000 25 — 1-10 5,500 H D,L,O all C

VERTICALLY SPLIT
RBB 10,200 450 — 1-10 19,000 V D,L,O all C
RCB 23,000 230 — 1-10 12,000 V D,L,O all C
RDB 37,400 140 — 1-10 9,000 V D,L,O all C
REB 60,300 90 — 1-10 7,000 V D,L,O all C

RFB 106,000 50 — 1-10 5,500 V D,L,O all C

D = Dry gas, C = Centrifugal, L = Labyrinth, A = Axial, O = Oil, I = Integral gear, W = Water, R = Radial inflow, C = Carbon ring, S = Screw, G = Gas

KOBELCO / KOBE STEEL LTD.

KOBELCO COMPRESSORS AMERICA, INC.
DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS
INLET VOLUME PRESSURE REQUIREMENT NUMBER OF MAXIMUM CASING TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) P2 (PSI) (HP) STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE API DESIGN
API CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSORS
other than air &
VGS/VGSP/VGS7 800–450,000 3,620 67,000 1 to 8 40,000 V D, C, L, 617 Part 3
N2
Process Gas VG/
800–450,000 1,500 67,000 1 to 8 60,000 V D, C, L air, N2 617 Part 3, 672
VGP/VG7
DH series 800–150,000 1,300 33,500 Single 18,000 V D, C, L all 617 Part 2

API RECIPROCATING COMPRESSORS

all gases & cold
150–30,000 15,000 30,000 1 to 8 V various 618
LNG BOG
API OIL-FREE SCREW COMPRESSOR
100% oil-free
400–145,000 650 — 1 to 3 15,000 V,H O,D,C all 619
design
API OIL-INJECTED SCREW COMPRESSOR
< 0.5 ppm/wt.
150–35,000 1,500 — 1&2 5,500 V O, D all 619
oil carryover
API 617 = Centrifugal
API 618 = Reciprocating
API 619 = Rotary Screw
Seals: D = Dry gas, L = Labyrinth, O = Oil/Mech, C = Carbon Ring

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MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS SE, OBERHAUSEN, GERMANY
MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS SE, BERLIN, GERMANY
MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS, SCHWEIZ AG, ZURCH, SWITZERLAND
DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF GAS
INLET VOLUME PRESSURE REQUIREMENT NUMBER MAXIMUM TYPE OF TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) P2 (BAR) (HP) OF STAGES (RPM) CASING SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
RH 780-708,000 80 — 1-10 24,000 H D,L,O all C
RB 240-320,000 1,000 — 1-10 24,000 V D,L,O all C

ISOTHERM COMPRESSORS
Radial 70,000-760,000 20 — 3-6 8,000 H L air + nitrogen C
Axial Radial 250,000-1,000,000 13 — 9A+3C 5,400 H L air + nitrogen A+C
Radial Isotherm
10,000-124,000 20 — 4-5 16,000 H L O2 C
for Oxygen
GEAR TYPE COMPRESSORS
1,000-600,000 250 — 1-10 50,000 V D,C,L all (exc. O2) —

AIR AXIAL COMPRESSORS

Axial 50,000-1,527,000 1.5-20 — 13 12,000 H L air A
Axial Radial 50,000-1,527,000 1.5-25 — 10A+3C 12,000 H L air A+C

GAS AXIAL COMPRESSORS

Axial 50,000-830,000 2-20 — 5-20 8,800 H D,L,O hydrocarbon A
INTEGRAL SEALED COMPRESSORS
HOFIM 200-30,000 300 max. 24,000 1-17 16,000 V Sealless (1) C
MOPICO 1,700-30,000 150 max. 24,000 1-2 16,000 V Sealless (1) C
SCREW COMPRESSORS
CP 180-20,400 50 13,410 — 25,000 V D,C,L,O all (exc. O2) S
SKUEL 3,960-102,000 16 13,410 — 8,900 H D,C,L,O all (exc. O2) S
1 Hydrocarbon, well stream, CO2, H2

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MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES COMPRESSOR CORPORATION, HIROSHIMA, JAPAN
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES COMPRESSOR INTERNATIONAL, HOUSTON, TX, U.S.A.
INLET VOLUME Discharge Pressure POWER NUMBER OF TYPE OF TYPE OF TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) P2 (Bar) REQUIREMENT (HP) STAGES MAX RPM CASING SPLIT SEALS DESIGN
INTEGRALLY GEARED COMPRESSOR SPECIFICATIONS
2C 5,000 200 2,000 6 43000 V D, L, A C, I
3C 12,000 200 4,500 6 29000 V D, L, A C, I
4C 30,000 200 10,000 8 21000 V D, L, A C, I
6C 60,000 200 23,000 8 14000 V D, L, A C, I
8C 200,000 200 40,000 8 11000 V D, L, A C, I
12C 600,000 200 120,000 8 7000 V D, L, A C, I
14C 900,000 200 135,000 8 6000 V D, L, A C, I
16C 1,200,000 200 135,000 8 5500 V D, L, A C, I

CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSOR SPECIFICATIONS

3V 20,000 1,000 — up to 9 40,000 V D, L, O C
4V 40,000 300 — up to 9 20,000 V D, L, O C
5V 100,000 300 — up to 9 15,000 V D, L, O C
7V 150,000 200 — up to 9 12,000 V D, L, O C
9V 500,000 100 — up to 9 8,000 V D, L, O C
11V 700,000 100 — up to 9 6,000 V D, L, O C
4H 40,000 70 — up to 9 20,000 H D, L, O C
5H 100,000 70 — up to 9 15,000 H D, L, O C
7H 150,000 70 — up to 9 12,000 H D, L, O C
9H 500,000 60 — up to 9 8,000 H D, L, O C
11H 700,000 60 — up to 9 6,000 H D, L, O C
Notes:
1 The first number in the “Model” column represents the “Model size”
2 The letter of “W” in the “Model” column represents “Double flow type”
3 Type of Casing Split: H = Horizontal, V = Vertical
4 Type of Seals: C = Carbon ring, D = Dry gas, L = Labyrinth, O = Oil, W = Water Seal
5 Type of Design: A = Axial, R = Radial, C = Centrifugal, I = Integral gear, S = Screw

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SIEMENS ENERGY
DISCHARGE PRESSURE
POWER NUMBER TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS TYPE
INLET VOLUME REQUIREMENT OF MAXIMUM CASING TYPE OF COMPRESSOR OF
MODEL (m3/hr) BAR PSIG (HP) STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
RADIAL
STC-SH 100–500,000 50 725 as required 10 20,000 H D, L, C all C
STC-SV 100–500,000 450 6,350 as required 10 20,000 V D, L, C, O all C
STC-SVm 200-315,000 350 5,000 as required 10 20,000 V D,L,C all C

DATUM
Radial split 150-440,000 1,000 14,500 as required 12 26,500 V D,L,C,O all C

PIPELINE
RFA24/36 43,000–103,000 125 1,800 20,000– 50,000 1 14,500 V D natural gas C
RFBB20/24/30
22,000-107,000 155 2,250 25,000– 75,000 5 14,500 V D natural gas C
/36/42
INTEGRALLY GEARED
STC-GV 1,500–1,000,000 200 2,900 as required 8 45,000 V L, G, C,O all I-C
STC-GC 10,000–400,000 20 290 as required 4 45,000 H L air & N2 I-C
STC-GVT 1,500–480,000 60 870 as required 6 45,000 V L,D,C process gas, air I-C
Note: figures acc. US spelling
D = Dry gas, C = Centrifugal, L = Labyrinth, A = Axial, O = Oil, I = Integral gear, W = Water, R = Radial inflow, C = Carbon ring, S = Screw, G = Gas

SOLAR TURBINES, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

DISCHARGE PRESSURE P2
INLET VOLUME NUMBER OF MAXIMUM TYPE OF TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) (BAR) (kPag) STAGES RPM CASING SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
C16 3,600 310 31,025 10 23,800 V D natural gas C
C31 8,520 344 34,475 9 16,000 V D natural gas C
C33 16,200 186 18,620 10 19,000 V D natural gas C
C40M 15,300 172 17,235 6 14,300 V D natural gas C
C40P 18,000 186 11,030 2 15,500 V D natural gas C
C41 (1) 30,600 259 25,855 10 14,300 V D natural gas C
C45 31,500 124 15,513 3 12,000 V D natural gas C
C50 33,900 103 10,350 5 14,000 V D natural gas C
C51 (1) 42,600 207 20,685 10 12,000 V D natural gas C
C61 59,400 207 20,685 10 10,200 H D natural gas C
C65 40,800 110 11,030 2 10,500 H D natural gas C
C75 51,000 155 15,510 3 8,860 V D natural gas C
C85 76,500 110 11,030 2 7,000 V D natural gas C
1 Pressure Ratios are higher for the C41/C51/C61. Dual Compartment compressors depending on cooling capability

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YORK (BY JOHNSON CONTROLS), WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S.A.

DISCHARGE POWER TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

INLET VOLUME PRESSURE REQUIREMENT NUMBER MAXIMUM CASING TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (m3/hr) (barg) (KW) OF STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSORS
M 25 & 26 Series 600–9,000 up to 41.4 4,000 1–8 22,000 H O (1) C
M 38 Series 7,000–20,000 up to 41.4 5,600 1–8 9,000 H O (1) C
M 55 Series 15,000–40,000 up to 31.7 11,200 1–8 5,000 H O (1) C
SCREW COMPRESSORS
RXF (XJS) Series 150–1,000 up to 24.1 160 1 3,600 V O (1) S
RWFII (SGC)
1,000–14,000 up to 41.4 1,900 1 4,500 V O (1) S
Series
HPSH 1510 100-600 up to 50 140 1 6,000 V O (1) S
HPSH 273 1,600–2,200 up to 76 300 1 4,200 V O (1) S
HPSH 407 5,500-7,200 up to 76 1,000 1 3,600 V O (1) S
SBTP 355 5,000-11,000 up to 41.4 1,700 1 3,600 V O (1) S
SBTP 408 8,500-14,000 up to 41.4 2,150 1 3,600 V O (1) S
1 Hydrocarbons, mixed gases, sour gas. CO2
Note: Applications include refrigeration and gas compression. Steel or cast iron casings

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INLET INLET TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

PRESSURE TEMPERATURE NUMBER OF CASING TYPE OF COMPRESSOR TYPE OF
MODEL (BAR A) (°C) STAGES RPM POWER (kW) SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
EC/ECM/ETB up to 200 –253 to +200 1 up to 100,000 up to 22,500 V L/C/D (1) R, (2)
EG/EGI/ETG up to 200 –253 to +550 1 to 4 up to 50,000 up to 30,000 V L/C/O/D (1) R, (3), (4)
EHB, ETF up to 200 –253 to +120 1 up to 105,000 below 250 V L/F (1) R, (5)
1 All industrial gases and hydrocarbon gas mixtures, including condensing streams. Hydrogen and hydrogen rich gas, super critical CO2, ammonia, etc.
2 EC and ETB have compressor load with oil bearings. ECM has Compressor load with active magnetic bearings
3 EG has electric generator load with external gearbox. EGI has electric generator load with integral gearbox
4 ETG has electric generator load with gearbox
5 EHB and ETF have oil brake load.
6 Seal types: L=Labyrinth, C=Carbon Ring, D=Dry gas, O=Oil
7 Type of casing Split: H=Horizontal, V=Vertical
8 R = Radial inflow

BAKER HUGHES, Radial Expanders, FLORENCE, ITALY

INLET INLET TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

PRESSURE INLET TEMP. FLOW NUMBER CASING TYPE OF EXPANDER CAN TYPE OF TYPE OF
MODEL FRAME (Bar A) (°C) (m3/h) OF STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS HANDLE DESIGN BEARING
EG 25 15 to 85 0 to 100 40,000 1 30,000 V L HC R,C M
EC/EG 10 2 to 230 –270 to 315 300 1–4 110,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 15 2 to 230 –270 to 315 500 1–4 70,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 20 2 to 230 –270 to 315 2,000 1–4 60,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 25 2 to 230 –270 to 315 3,000 1–4 35,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 30 2 to 230 –270 to 315 5,000 1–4 25,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 40 2 to 230 –270 to 315 7,000 1–4 22,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 50 2 to 140 –270 to 315 11,000 1–4 20,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 60 2 to 140 –270 to 315 15,000 1–4 16,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 80 2 to 90 –270 to 315 20,000 1–4 12,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I M,P,0
EC/EG 100 2 to 90 –110 to 315 35,000 1–4 10,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I P,0
EC/EG 130 2 to 50 –110 to 315 50,000 1–4 8,500 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I P,0
EC/EG 160 2 to 50 –110 to 315 80,000 1–4 7,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I P,0
EC/EG 180 2 to 20 –110 to 315 110,000 1–4 6,000 V D,L,O HC,S,I R,C,I P,0
Notes:
1 Model: EC = Expander Compressor, EG = Expander Generator, ED = Expander Dyno
2 Type of Casting Split: H = Horizontal, V = Vertical
3 Type of Seals: C = Carbon ring, D = Dry gas, L = Labyrinth, O = Oil, W = Water
4 Type of Gas: HC = Hydrocarbons, S = Steam, I = Industrial gasses, incl. Air, Nitrogen, CO, CO2, Waste, NH3, etc., F = Flue Gas
5 Type of Design: A = Axial, R = Radial, C = Centrifugal / Centripetal, I = Integral gear, S = Screw
6 Type of Bearings: M = Magnetic, P = Pressurized oil bearings, O = Oil bearings

BAKER HUGHES, Hot Gas Expanders, FLORENCE, ITALY

INLET TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS
INLET VOLUME TEMPERATURE INLET FLOW NUMBER OF CASING TYPE OF EXPANDER CAN TYPE OF
MODEL (BAR A) (°C) (kg/hr) STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS HANDLE DESIGN
FEX-81 4.4 760 up to 130,000 1 7,500 V L F A
FEX-97 4.4 760 up to 230,000 1 6,500 V L F A
FEX-107 4.4 760 up to 360,000 1 5,100 V L F A
FEX-125 4.4 760 up to 470,000 1 4,000 V L F A
FEX-142 4.4 760 up to 750,000 1 3,600 V L F A
NAE 11 500 up to 300,000 7 4,500 H L I A
Notes:
1 Model: EC = Expander Compressor, EG = Expander Generator, ED = Expander Dyno
2 Type of Casting Split: H = Horizontal, V = Vertical
3 Type of Seals: C = Carbon ring, D = Dry gas, L = Labyrinth, O = Oil, W = Water
4 Type of Gas: HC = Hydrocarbons, S = Steam, I = Industrial gasses, incl. Air, Nitrogen, CO, CO2, Waste, NH³, etc., F = Flue Gas
5 Type of Design: A = Axial, R = Radial, C = Centrifugal/Centripetal, I = Integral gear, S = Screw
6 Type of Bearings: M = Magnetic, P = Pressurized oil bearings, O = Oil bearings

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INLET INLET TYPE OF GAS

PRESSURE TEMPERATURE INLET FLOW NUMBER OF TYPE OF TYPE OF EXPANDER TYPE OF
MODEL (BAR A) (°C) (kg/hr) STAGES RPM CASING SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
TH-85 4.5 760 220,000 1–2 7,500 V L (1) A
TH-100 4.5 760 330,000 1–2 5,800 V L (1) A
TH-120 4.5 760 505,000 1 4,700 V L (1) A
TH-140 4.5 760 772,000 1 3,960 V L (1) A
Notes: Elliott designs, manufactures, tests, installs, services and repairs FCC flue gas power recovery expanders. Our proven designs and technology result in
rugged, reliable machines with millions of hours of operation in the field and up to 10 years of blade life from a single row of blades. Product features include: •
Aerodynamic design to eliminate secondary erosion • Integral expansion joint • Superior materials technology • Overspeed protection • After burn protection
1 FCC, blast furnace, coal gas
2 V = Vertical, L = Labyrinth Seal, A = Axial Inlet

L.A. TURBINE, A Chart industries company, VALENCIA, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

INLET TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

INLET VOLUME TEMPERATURE NUMBER OF TYPE OF CASING TYPE OF EXPANDER TYPE OF
MODEL (BAR G MAX.) (°C) STAGES RPM (MAX.) BEARINGS SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
L1000 up to 206 –195 to 260 1 105,000 Oil V L (5) EC/EG/ED
L2000 up to 206 –195 to 260 1 to 2 52,000 Oil/AMB V L (5) EC/EG/ED
L3000 up to 206 –195 to 260 1 to 2 31,000 Oil/AMB V L/D (5) EC/EG/ED
L4000 up to 206 –195 to 260 1 to 2 29,000 Oil/AMB V L/D (5) EC/EG
L5000 up to 206 –195 to 260 1 to 2 18,000 Oil/AMB V L/D (5) EC/EG
L6000 up to 206 –195 to 260 1 to 2 15,000 Oil/AMB V L/D (5) EC/EG
Notes:
1 Model EC = Expander-Compressor, EG = Expander-Generator, ED = Expander-Dyno (Oil Brake)
2 Number of Stages: Multi-Stage is only applicable to the EC model
3 Type of Casting Split: V = Vertical
4 Type of Seals: L = Labyrinth Seal, D = Dry Gas Seal
5 Type of Gas: Hydrocarbons, Industrial Gases, Refrigerant, Steam
6 Type of Bearings: AMB = Active Magnetic Bearing, Oil = Oil Bearing. AMB is only applicable for EC model
Skid-Mounted AMB Control Panel is available for NEC area classifications or non-hazardous areas
7 High Pressure/High Power does not apply on ED equipment. A maximum of 105,000 RPM is only applicable to the ED model

MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS SE, OBERHAUSEN, GERMANY

TYPE OF GAS
INLET VOLUME INLET INLET FLOW NUMBER OF TYPE OF TYPE OF EXPANDER CAN TYPE OF
MODEL (BAR A) TEMP. (°C) (kg/hr) STAGES) RPM CASING SPLIT SEALS HANDLE DESIGN
EN/E up to 16 540 up to 360,000 multi up to 20,000 H/V L+O,G (1) A
EH up to 12 760 up to 650,000 single or multi up to 24,000 H/V L,O (1) A
ER up to 15 500 up to 450,000 1/2 or multi up to 48,000 V L+O,G (1) R

1 all industrial gases

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INLET NUMBER TYPE OF TYPE OF GAS

FRAME/ PRESSURE INLET TEMP. OF CASING TYPE OF EXPANDER TYPE OF TYPE OF
MODEL SIZE (Bar A) (°C) STAGES RPM POWER (kW) SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN BEARING
ETAC 3R up to 100 –200 to +100 1 up to 70,400 up to 210 V L HC, I R, C O
ETAC 5R up to 100 –200 to +100 1 up to 50,000 up to 620 V C, D, L HC, I R, C M, O
ETAC 7R up to 100 –200 to +100 1 up to 41,000 up to 1,170 V C, D, L HC, I R, C M, O
ETAC 8R up to 100 –200 to +100 1 up to 30,000 up to 1,970 V L HC, I R, C M, O
ETAC 10R up to 100 –200 to +100 1 up to 23,000 up to 2,480 V C, D, L HC, I R, C M, O
ETAC 12R up to 100 –200 to +100 1 up to 21,000 up to 4,470 V L HC, I R, C M, O
ETAC 13R up to 100 –200 to +100 1 up to 20,000 up to 8,000 V C, D, L HC, I R, C M, O
ETAC 16R up to 100 –200 to +100 1 up to 13,500 up to 12,000 V C, D, L HC, I R, C M, O
ETAG/ ETAGG 3DF up to 100 –270 to 315 1 up to 20,000 up to 520 V L HC, I R, C, I, E M, O
ETAG/ ETAGG 5DF up to 100 –270 to +100 1 up to 14,000 up to 1,570 V L HC, I R, C, I, E P, O
ETAG/ ETAGG 10 up to 100 –270 to +100 1 up to 31,000 up to 3,360 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E P, O
ETAG/ ETAGG 16 up to 20 –200 to +100 1 up to 15,000 up to 1,000 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E P, O
ETAG/ ETAGG 21 up to 20 –200 to +100 1 up to 12,000 up to 1,490 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E P, O
ETAG/ ETAGG 27 up to 20 –200 to +100 1 up to 10,000 up to 1,860 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E P, O
ETFO 2He up to 100 –270 to +100 1 up to 110,000 up to 30 V L Helium R, C P, O
ETAO 3H up to 100 –270 to +100 1 up to 65,000 up to 190 V L Hydrogen R, C P, O
ETAO 3PL up to 50 –200 to +100 1 up to 57,500 up to 180 V L HC, I R, C P, O
ETAO 5PL up to 50 –200 to +100 1 up to 31,000 up to 180 V L HC, I R, C P, O
ETAO 7PL up to 50 –200 to +100 1 up to 26,000 up to 180 V L HC, I R, C P, O
ETAO 9PL up to 50 –200 to +100 1 up to 21,000 up to 230 V C, D, L HC, I R, C M, P, O
EC/EG/ ED 10 up to 210 –270 to +300 1 up to 105,000 up to 1,360 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E M, P, O
EC/EG/ ED 15 up to 210 –270 to +300 1 up to 65,000 up to 560 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E M, P, O
EC/EG/ ED 20 up to 210 –240 to +340 1 up to 57,000 up to 1,450 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E M, P, O
EC/EG/ ED 30 up to 210 –200 to +300 1 up to 48,000 up to 2,990 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E M, P, O
EC/EG/ ED 40 up to 210 –200 to +300 1 up to 29,000 up to 5,410 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E M, P, O
EC/EG/ ED 50 up to 140 –200 to +300 1 up to 19,500 up to 7,570 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E M, P, O
EC/EG/ ED 60 up to 140 –200 to +300 1 up to 14,700 up to 22,570 V C, D, L HC, I R, C, I, E M, P, O
EC 100 up to 10 –200 to +300 1 up to 4,000 up to 7,360 V L HC, I R, C P, O

Notes:
1 Model: ETAC = Expansion Turbine Active Nozzles Compressor Loaded, ETAG = Expansion Turbine Active Nozzles Generator Loaded,
ETAGG = Expansion Turbine Active Nozzles Geared Generator Loaded, ETFO = Expansion Turbine Fixed Nozzles Oil Brake Loaded,
ETAO = Expansion Turbine Active Nozzles Oil Brake Loaded, EC = Expander Compressor, EG = Expander Generator, ED = Expander Dyno
2 Type of Casting Split: H = Horizontal, V = Vertical
3 Type of Seals: C = Carbon ring, D = Dry gas, L = Labyrinth
4 Type of Gas: HC = Hydrocarbons, I = Industrial gases, incl. Air, Nitrogen, Oxygen, CO, CO2, Waste, NH3, etc.
5 Type of Design: R = Radial, C = Centrifugal, I = Integral gear, E = External gear
6 Type of Bearings: M = Magnetic, P = Pressurized oil bearings, O = Oil bearings

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SIEMENS ENERGY
INLET PRESSURE INLET TYPE OF TYPE TYPE OF GAS
TEMPERATURE INLET FLOW NUMBER CASING OF EXPANDER TYPE OF
MODEL (BAR A) PSIA (°C) (kg/hr) OF STAGES RPM SPLIT SEALS CAN HANDLE DESIGN
STC-GT 15 217.5 550 9,000–600,000 4 25,000 V L all I-C
E-516/520/ 1.85 typical 27 typical
760 45,000–165,000 5 7,000-11,000 H L&H (1) A
522/526 17.7 max 257 max
E-132/232 3.75 max 54 760 165,000–200,000 2 7,500–8,500 V L (1) A
E-138/238 3.75 max 54 760 345,000–350,000 2 6,000 V L (1) A
E-148/248 3.75 max 54 760 450,000–555,000 2 4,000 V L (1) A
E-156 3.75 max 54 760 730,000 1 3,600 V L (1) A

1 Nitric acid, ethylene oxide, FCC, coal gas, blast furnace gas. D = Dry Gas, L = Laby, H = Honeycomb seal

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ALL COMPRESSOR IMPELLERS

SHOULD BE SINGLE PIECE

D
uring a recent international turbomachinery conference, 4. Investment casting, a highly accurate process that produces
I participated in an interesting discussion about compres- quality individual impellers or components. It is seldom used for
sor impeller manufacturing. One of the participants con- very large pieces.
fidently pronounced that three-piece and two-piece
impeller manufacturing was outdated and should not be used 5. Additive manufacturing (AM) is a newer class of fabrication
anymore. The implication was that all compressor impellers techniques based on building up geometries using small quanti-
must be manufactured as a single piece. I asked the basic ques- ties of directionally layered materials to achieve a desired shape.
tion “Why?” to which neither he nor any my other expert col- The most common, commercially available AM method for
leagues was able to give a satisfactory answer. The current trend printing metal compressor impellers is laser metal sintering using
in manufacturing is clearly toward single-piece manufacturing. a metal powder bed. Here, a laser acts as a localized heat source
However, in many cases there is no justifiable reason or logic to melt and fuse metal powder into a desired 3D shape, using
behind this. sequentially layered metal powder. AM has shown promise for
Before getting into this discussion, some background infor- the manufacturing of smaller impellers. But most commercially
mation is warranted on how compressor impellers are currently available AM machines are limited in size and cannot handle
manufactured. Industrial centrifugal compressors use fairly impellers larger than about 20 inches in diameter, have relatively
standardized casing, sealing, and rotor support elements, but high dimensional tolerances, are limited to the use of a small
their internal flow path must be customized for a specific appli- number of expensive metals, and require post-processing to
cation. To accomplish this, the compressor manufacturer
usually develops families of impellers that are optimized for
certain head and flow ranges. Some manufacturers will further
scale, crop, or otherwise adjust the bases designs. So, what are
the current processes to manufacture and assembling
compressor impellers?
The key components of an impeller are the hub, the shroud,
and the blades which, when assembled, are mounted on the
compressor shaft or form part of the shaft. These components
can be fabricated either in individual pieces or as single-, two-,
or three-piece assemblies using:

1. Machining (2D or 3D) from multi-axis milling, drilling, or

turning. The most advanced being 5-axis machining which
allows for the fabrication of complex shapes using subtractive
manufacturing for almost all commonly used construction
metals.

2. Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM), which is a newer

subtractive technology that is relatively slow and expensive but
highly accurate. It produces accurate representations of a
desired impeller geometry and can be used for most metals.

3. Conventional casting which requires a carefully executed

molten metal pouring and cool-down process. Casting methods
allow an efficient production of identical impellers.

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refine the surface finish. To date, many of the original promises
of AM have yet to be realized. There appears no clear path
forward to address some of the apparent limitations of this
manufacturing technology.
Single-piece impellers are not
always possible and are not the
answer to everything.
As previously noted, single-piece constructed impellers are
either cast, five-axis machined, or (less often) fabricated using
EDM or AM. For impellers that are not of single-piece fabrica-
tion, they still need to be assembled to achieve the final geometry
once individual pieces have been fabricated. Two- or three-piece
impellers are usually machined and then individual pieces are
brazed or welded together. The most common approach is to
utilize a two-piece construction where the hub is machined with
the blades as one piece and the shroud is welded onto the hub
assembly. Older impellers also sometimes used rivets and or even
screws to fasten the shroud to the hub. But this is not commonly
done for modern 3-D impellers and usually does not provide suffi-
cient strength for highly loaded impeller applications.
How do we decide which fabrication and assembly technique
is the most appropriate? They all work and have been demon-
strated in thousands of compressor installations worldwide. The
ultimate goal is to reproduce the aerodynamic designer’s intended
geometry as closely as possible while staying within the required
structural strength and dynamic fatigue limits and keeping fabri-
cation costs reasonable. This is especially true for modern,
complex-geometry 3D impellers. Significant aerodynamic design
improvements due to advanced CFD and FEA tools have
changed the shape of impellers from traditional, simple 2D to
highly flow-shaped, curved 3D geometries. The move from 2D
to 3D compressor impeller geometries happened in parallel with
a slow industry transition from two- or three-piece construction
to single-piece construction.
Single-piece impellers can often handle higher stress loads
than two-piece impellers and may also reduce the potential for
fabrication quality flaws. However, some shapes are difficult to
machine as a single piece using 5-axis or EDM since these man-
ufacturing tools require a line of sight access into all section of
the internal geometry. Obviously, a clear line of sight internal
access is not always possible for impellers that are highly back-
swept, have long inducer sections, curved splitter blades, or use
other highly three dimensional geometry features. In this case,
the only alternative is multi-piece fabrication, casting, or AM.
Casting is expensive for one-off manufacturing and, as previ-
ously discussed, AM has severe limitations in size, tolerance,
surface, and available materials. Thus, welding or brazing of
two or three machined pieces is very often required.
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It is not fair to simply malign multi-piece impeller con-
struction. This type of compressor fabrication has been uti-
lized for nearly 100 years and there is a wealth of industry
experience and technology available to assure that it is per-
formed without affecting the integrity of the impeller. The vast
majority of all closed compressor impellers in the world uti-
lized welded or brazed two-piece construction. Reputable
compressor manufacturers have tightly controlled quality and
inspection programs to assure that the welding or brazing fab-
rication process meets rigorous industry standards and the
final product easily handles the strength and fatigue require-
ments of the compression application.
PROS AND CONS
Clearly, there are advantages for single-piece impellers from a
stress design optimization. In particular, AM as well as 5-axis
milling or casting allow for the optimization of geometry for
either stress or aerodynamic performance. But single-piece
impellers are not always possible and are not the answer to
everything.
Single piece impellers can be expensive and are more diffi-
cult to inspect for internal defects. AM is pricey and limits the
types of metals that can be used. EDM is slow and expensive
but accurate. 5-axis milling works best for high-flow impellers,
and may not be feasible for low-flow impellers. Casting is only
inexpensive if done for multiple identical impellers, but
requires a well-established inspection and quality control pro-
cess. Two- or three-piece impeller welded construction
requires highly trained welders and inspectors, and two-piece
brazing imposes size limitations.
Thus, there are pros and cons to each approach. There is
no one-fit answer. All impeller fabrication and assembly meth-
ods can be appropriate and should be considered when design-
ing and manufacturing a new impeller. Single-piece impellers
are great but are not always the best answer for all compressor
impeller designs. All methods have a place in the market.
There should be no oversimplified, reflexive, unsubstantiated
prejudices against any impeller manufacturing method or
assembly methods. ■
Klaus Brun is the Director of R&D at Elliott Group.
He is also the past Chair of the Board of Directors
of the ASME International Gas Turbine Institute
and the IGTI Oil & Gas applications committee.
Rainer Kurz is the Manager of Gas Compressor
Engineering at Solar Turbines Incorporated in
San Diego, CA. He is an ASME Fellow since 2003
and the past chair of the IGTI Oil and Gas
Applications Committee.
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