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Part No: IC3606SASB1A
Manufacturer: General Electric
Function: Auto-Synch Module
Series: Mark I and II
Repair: 3-7 Day
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacturer: United States (USA)
IC3606SASB1A is an over-temperature Card developed by GE. It is a part of Mark I and II control system. It is responsible for monitoring temperature signals, typically exhaust or combustor temperatures and triggering a response when readings exceed safe operating thresholds. When an over-temperature condition is detected, the card initiates a fuel cutback or system alarm to prevent further temperature rise and potential damage to turbine components such as nozzles, blades, or combustion liners.
This dual control approach—manual flexibility combined with automatic protection—makes the Mark I and II systems robust for a variety of operating scenarios, from initial turbine commissioning to long-term automated operation.
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What is IC3606SASB1A?
It is an Over-temperature Card developed by GE.
What is VCE and how is it related to this card?
VCE (Valve Command Equivalent) refers to the control logic for fuel flow. The over-temperature card interacts with the VCE system to reduce fuel during high-temperature conditions. The Minimum VCE logic ensures fuel is not cut back so much that the flame extinguishes.
Can operators override the over-temperature function?
Operators can use Manual VCE control during startup or troubleshooting, but protective functions like over-temperature cutback still operate through priority logic to protect the turbine from unsafe conditions.