Description
The GE IS200TRTDH1C is a component used within the GE Mark VI Series gas turbine control systems, specifically the Speedtronic MKVI and possibly the Mark VIe variation. It functions as an RTD Terminal Board, playing a role in temperature data acquisition. Here’s a breakdown of its functionalities and how you can find more information about it:
Function:
- The IS200TRTDH1C is an RTD Terminal Board (RTD = Resistance Temperature Detector). It provides connection points for RTD sensors, which are electrical devices that measure temperature by detecting changes in their electrical resistance as temperature varies.
- The board facilitates the connection of multiple RTD sensors (likely 24 based on available information) to the Mark VI control system.
- The Mark VI system can then read the resistance values from the RTD sensors and convert them into accurate temperature readings. These temperature readings are crucial for monitoring various aspects of the gas turbine operation, such as:
- Exhaust gas temperature
- Bearing temperatures
- Cooling water temperature
Finding Specific Information:
In-depth technical specifications, wiring diagrams, and calibration procedures for the IS200TRTDH1C can be found through several resources:
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GE Mark VI System Manuals: Locate the technical manuals or documentation for your specific GE Mark VI Speedtronic system (or Mark VIe if applicable). These manuals should provide a parts list with details on the IS200TRTDH1C, including:
- A detailed description of its function within the Mark VI system, particularly its role in RTD temperature measurement.
- Wiring schematics for proper connection of RTD sensors to the board.
- Calibration procedures (if applicable) to ensure accurate temperature data acquisition from the RTD sensors.
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GE Customer Support: GE’s support team has the most up-to-date and accurate information. Contact them regarding the IS200TRTDH1C, specifying its use within the GE Mark VI Speedtronic (or Mark VIe) system. They can clarify details like the number of supported RTD sensors and any specific calibration requirements for your system.
