By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

• Major components of the steam turbine
• Conversion of heat energy (in steam) to rotating mechanical energy
• Stationary and moving blades
• Impulse and reaction blading
• Steam conditions at turbine exhaust

Electrical Engineers, Power Generation Engineers, Power System Protection Engineers, Process Control Engineers & Personnel, Electrical and Instrumentation Technicians & Design Engineers, Maintenance Technicians & Supervisors, Plant Operators & Technicians, Oil & Gas Industry Personnel

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include;

• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

• Major components of the steam turbine
• Conversion of heat energy (in steam) to rotating mechanical energy
• Stationary and moving blades
• Impulse and reaction blading
• Steam conditions at turbine exhaust
• Increase in specific volume of steam at low pressure
• Typical multi-cylinder arrangements
• Location of support bearings
• Function of the thrust bearing
• Allowance for expansion of rotor and casing
• Rotor construction, disks and blades
• Diaphragms and fixed blades
• Turbine assembly
• Function of shaft gland seals
• Gland steam leak-off and supply system
• Interstage seals
• Typical lube oil circulation system
• Need for continuous lube oil cooling and cleaning
• Standby oil pumps A.C. and D.C
• Hydraulic oil application
• Combined lube and hydraulic oil system
• Function of the condenser and location
• Condenser mechanical arrangements
• Fouling of condenser tubes and tube plate
• Water box siphon system
• Effect of air leakage into the condenser
• Removal of air and incondensable gases from the condenser by vacuum equipment
• Function of the steam ejector for start-up and on-line operation

BTS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing a minimum of 80% of the total course duration.