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Turbine Lube Oil System Guide

The document summarizes the objectives and content covered in Module 10 of Course 234 on turbine lubricating oil systems. Specifically, it will explain how bearing inlet oil pressure is controlled by different pumps, describe operating concerns caused by low or high oil pressures, state protective actions for dropping oil pressure, and features to prevent overpressure. It will also describe concerns from low and high oil temperatures, and discuss sources, consequences, and removal of common lube oil impurities.

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Turbine Lube Oil System Guide

The document summarizes the objectives and content covered in Module 10 of Course 234 on turbine lubricating oil systems. Specifically, it will explain how bearing inlet oil pressure is controlled by different pumps, describe operating concerns caused by low or high oil pressures, state protective actions for dropping oil pressure, and features to prevent overpressure. It will also describe concerns from low and high oil temperatures, and discuss sources, consequences, and removal of common lube oil impurities.

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APPROVAL ISSUE Course 234 _ Turbine and Auxiliaries - Module 10

NOTES & REFERENCES


Module 234-10

THE TURBINE LUBRICATING


OIL SYSTEM

OBJECTIVES:
After completing this module you will be able to:
10.1 a) Explain how the bearing inlet oil pressure is controlled when ~Page3
the oil is supplied by each of the following pumps:
i) Main oil pump;
ii) Auxiliary oil pump:
iii) Emergency oil pump;

iv) Jacking oil pumps.


b) Describe the adverse consequences/operating concerns caused ~Pages 3-5
by the following upaets:
i) Lube oil pressure too low (3):
ii) Jacking oil pressure too low (2):
iii) LubelJacking oil pressure too high (2).
c) State four protective actions initiated by dropping bearing inlet ~Page5
oil pressure.
d) State three features used in the turl>ine lube oil system to protect ~Pages 5-6
it against overpressure.
10.2 Describe the adverse consequences/operating concerns caused by
each of the following upsets:
a) Bearing inlet oil temperature too low (3); ~Page 7
b) Bearing inlet oil temperature too high (2). ~Page8

10.3 a) For each of the typical lube oil impurities listed in the table on ~Page 9-14
the next page. describe the indicated number of:
i) Sources:
ii) Adverse consequences/operating concerns caused by its
presence in the oil;
iii) Means of its removal.

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