About this industry
The turbine hall is where a small change in a lube or control circuit shows up long before the bearing does — EHC control fluid and lube oil kept flowing to the bearings, low-flow alarms wired into the pump-protection interlocks, turbine-control hydraulics watched for drift, casing studs heated for tensioning, and combustion pressure read on the gas turbine. Prater Technical Partners supplies that layer end to end: Hedland variable-area meters for EHC phosphate-ester and lube-oil flow with Flow-Alert switches for the interlocks, Flo-tech turbine sensors and the MC4000 analyzer for the control hydraulics, Indeeco bolt heaters for stud heat-expansion tensioning, and WIKA-ST dynamic transducers for gas-turbine combustion pressure. Prater Technical works with you to spec each one from the fluid, the flow range, and the alarm setpoint.
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