MIL-HDBK-1003/7
During turning gear operation, the turbine generator bearings are lubricated
by use of either the main bearing oil pump or a separate turning gear oil pump,
depending on size and manufacturer of the turbine generator.
Turbine Generator Foundations. Turbine generator foundations shall be
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designed in accordance with MIL-HDBK-1002/2, Loads, para.6.4.
Auxiliary Equipment. For description of steam jet air ejectors, mechanical
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air exhausters, and steam operated hogging ejectors, see Section 7, Steam Condensers, of
this handbook.
Installation. Instructions for turbine generator installation are definitive
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for each machine and for each manufacturer. For turbine generators, 2,500 kW and
larger, these instructions shall be specially prepared for each machine by the turbine
generator manufacturer and copies (usually up to 25 copies) shall be issued to the
purchaser.
The purchase price of a turbine generator shall include technical
installation, start-up, and test supervision furnished by the manufacturer at the site
of installation.
5.15
Cleanup, Startup, and Testing
5.15.1
Pipe Cleaning
5.15.1.1 Boiler Chemical Boil out. Chemical or acid cleaning is the quickest and most
satisfactory method for the removal of water side deposits. Competent chemical
supervision should be provided, supplemented by consultants on boiler-water and scale
problems during the chemical cleaning process. In general, four steps are required in a
complete chemical cleaning process for a boiler.
a) The internal heating surfaces are washed with an acid solvent containing
a proper inhibitor to dissolve the deposits completely or partially and to disintegrate
them.
b) Clean water is used to flush out loose deposits, solvent adhering to the
surface, and soluble iron salts. Any corrosive or explosive gases that may have formed
in the unit are displaced.
c) The unit is treated to neutralize and "passivate" the heating surfaces.
The passivation treatment produces a passive surface or forms a very thin protective
film on ferrous surfaces so that formation of "after-rust" on freshly cleaned surfaces
is prevented.
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