Comprehensive Maintenance of Gas Turbines Course

Introduction

    The importance of training courses is not only limited to professional life, as most of us think but training courses aim to transfer knowledge and practical experiences that enrich the skills of individuals and enhance their self-confidence, which contributes to the preparation of cadres which in turn contributes to the development and progress of institutions. Therefore, Strategic Vision Training Center aims to enhance the skills and experiences of individuals through the strongest training programs to keep pace with every development in the labor market.

Objectives

• Developing the skills of the trainees and providing the participants with the basic skills and concepts of gas turbine maintenance operations and their impact on the overall efficiency of operation.

• Providing participants with the basic skills of turbine operating systems and methods of maintaining and operating them safely and securely.

• Identifying the different types of maintenance, the required equipment, and the steps for dismantling

• All components of the unit and its aids and reassembly

Who should attend?

Engineers, managers and technicians interested in maintaining electricity-generating gas turbines in companies, organizations, industrial facilities and various oil fields.

Course content:

• Introduction to turbines and gas turbines.

• History of gas turbines and their historical development.

• Theory of operation and operation of gas turbines.

• The main parts of the turbine (the rotor part / the stator part).

• Different types of turbines.

• Various uses of gas turbines.

• Gas turbine components.

• Some equipment and auxiliary machines to operate the gas turbine safely and securely.

• Air filters before entering the air compressor.

• Starter assistant (starter).

• Means or system for ignition.

• Cooling system for gas turbines.

• Control system and equipment for measuring temperature and pressure at every stage of work.

• Energy transfer in gas turbine engines.

• Fluid flow in gas turbines.

• Gas engines performance and specifications.

• Status monitoring, maintenance and troubleshooting.

• Additional components (impact, seals and gears) and applications.

• Safe operation of turbines.

• Vibration and noise in turbines.

• Critical speed of turbine rotor.

• Lubrication and lubrication of the turbines.

• Types of maintenance (maintenance during operation - expected maintenance - preventive maintenance.

• Equipment that is carried out prior to carrying out maintenance and inspection works and equipment.

• Steps to decompile the components of the combustion chamber and assembly steps.

• Steps for dismantling the hot gases path and assembly.

• Steps to unpack the components of the unit when performing a comprehensive pilgrimage and assembly.

• How to disassemble, assemble and perform maintenance for bearings and turbine aids.

• Applications to turbines.

• Practical applications on the work and maintenance of turbines.

Training methods:

• Case studies and practical exercises

• Role-playing

• Work simulation exercises

• Related videos

• Visual display

• Group workshops

• Guidance

Preparing the training bag

• At Strategic Vision Training Center, we are always keen on providing the best standards for the training content we offer

• Each program and training bag should include several axes:

           Analysis - Design - Development - Implementation – Evaluation

• In addition to, specialized team in designing training materials with the best quality standards which is appropriate to the needs and variables of training

Preparation of the training environment

One of our top priorities

• Choosing a training site, which is easy to be accessed by the trainees and that the training halls are suitable for the training program in terms of quality and luxury standards that we are keen on

The following factors are taken into consideration when choosing a training hall:

•  General atmosphere (space - system - ventilation)

•  Equipment of the hall (a place for rest periods - the quality of the offered food and beverage)