A flow equalizing override assembly adjusts fuel pressure via a remotely-actuatable valve to move a piston into an equalizing position.
Clutch coupling starter generator to low pressure compressor eliminates tower shafts and gear systems, reducing axial length.
Controller applies decay function to cooling schedule adjustments during warm start, reducing thermal expansion and preventing turbine blade rubbing.
A turbomachine control system detects surge events and restores the surge margin by adjusting fuel flow and stator pitch angles.
A flow control device directs hot gas path air through a conduit to heat turbine stationary components during engine startup.
A gas turbine rotor assembly maintains rotational speed within a defined range to equalize thermal gradients before reaching combustion velocity.
FADEC controls variable stator vanes and starter power to mitigate thermal rotor bow deformation, preventing contact damage in high bypass ratio engines.
Segmenting the gas turbine generator and exhaust starter onto two transport vehicles reduces well-site installation time from weeks to hours.
Locking the electric motor rotor prevents pumping and transfers thermal energy to cold reservoir liquid, reducing warm-up time before engine start.