IS200EXAMG1A - GE INSPECTION MARK VI CARD

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: IS200EXAMG1A
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark VI
Function: Inspection Card

General Electric IS200EXAMG1A inspection Card is a Mark VI series component. This series is part of the GE Speedtronic line of gas and steam turbine management systems. The Mark VI has a primary Control Module that handles the majority of the control and protection functions. The Mark VI control system is available in two configurations: simplex and triple redundancy. This allows for optimal scaling from single module systems to distributed systems with numerous modules.

• As an Exciter Attenuator Module, the IS200EXAMG1A is used. The auxiliary cabinet houses this module. The IS200EXAMG1A and an EGDM function together to protect the generator shaft from magnetic and thermal imbalances produced by exciter components' undesired ground paths.
• The module picks up voltage flowing across a sensing resistor to identify current flow, which is subsequently measured by the EGDM module. On the board surface of the module, there are two female connectors.
• One 3-position plug and one 9-position cable connector are included. 'Ground detector' is the label on the cable connector. The board contains three jumpers, a single screw connection for surface wire connections, and two Vbus-p (E1) and Vbus-n stab-on connectors (E2.)
• A single relay, two MOVs, twenty wirewound resistors, and four polyester vinyl capacitors are also included on the board.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

 

What is IS200EXAMG1A?
IS200EXAMG1A is inspection card under Mark VI.

What is GE Mark VI?

The current state-of-the-art control for GE Turbines is the GE Mark VI Speedtronic Turbine Control System. It is a fully integrated control system with protection and monitoring for gas and steam turbine generator and mechanical drive applications.

What is a DCS plant?

A distributed control system (DCS) is a computerized control system for a process or plant with several control loops in which autonomous controllers are spread throughout the system but no central operator supervisory control is present.

Why is monitoring and speed control required in a turbine?

Heat is generated in an atomic power station by nuclear fusion, and water is heated and steam is generated to power the turbine. To maintain the frequency F, it is necessary to keep a constant speed N(1500 RPM). The home setup is affected by changes in frequency.

What is the difference between PLC and DCS?

Individual machines are still controlled by PLCs, however a DCS can operate a larger number of machines or processes inside a factory or plant. A DCS, on the other hand, can control a large number of machines and processes at once. In fact, they are frequently utilized to operate entire production systems.