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6B Users Conference | San Antonio, TX | June 19-22, 2017
6B Control SystemsJoy Alvarez
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Agenda
Mark* series control system lifecycle
Lifecycle Support
Upgrade approaches
Considerations
Enhancing your outcomes
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Mark VIe ~200
Mark V ~360Mark Legacy systems >200
Mark* Series control systems on 6B Fleet
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Mark VI ~120
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GE“E-TECHNOLOGY”
a modern, reliable control system with extended life
GE’s Mark* control product status
MODULAR HARDWARE APPROACH
INNOVATIVE SOFTWARE
LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT PARTNERSHIP
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Mark controls Years manufactured Production Post production Legacy
Mark I 1966-1973 2004
Mark II 1973-1982 2004
Mark IV 1982-1991 2009
Mark V 1991-2004 2014
Mark VI 1997-2010 ~2019
Mark VIe 2004- GE
Migration or retrofit
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GE’s Louisville FacilityLouisville, Kentucky USA
Worldwide
GE’s Parts FacilityAtlanta, Georgia USA
Worldwide
Parts and repair service offerings
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Affordable option to verify inventory
Most cost effective repair option
Fastest method to receive reconditioned parts
Lower cost alternative to new parts
Peace of mind assured with genuine replacement parts
CUSTOMER VALUE
A broad range of comprehensive solutions to meet customer needs
Premium
Test and certification
Return and repair
Exchange
Remanufactured
New
Affordable
Upgrade options
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Mark VIe full panel retrofit
GE control system upgrade path
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Mark* Isystem
1966 1973 1982 1991 1997
Mark IIsystem
Mark IVsystem
Mark Vsystem
INTRODUCTION YEAR
Mark VIe Panel Insert
Mark IV Migration
Mark Ve upgrade
Mark VIe
Mark VIe panel insert
Mark IV-VIe migration
Mark V-VIe migration
Mark VI-VIe migrationMark VIsystem
Designed for:• Reduced risk• Reduced site disruption • Reduced outage window• Increased initial investment retention
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• Maintain panel• Mark I/II/IV inserts• 18-week cycles
Panel inserts
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Stripped existing panel Installed Mark* VIe inserts
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• Reduce demolition• Reduce installation duration• I/O configured to minimize installation effort
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“Plug and Play” field connections
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Mark* IV to VIe control migration
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Field installationFactory assembled
and tested
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Mark* V to VIe migrationWhat is it: Upgrade in technology from Mark V to a Mark VIe, with minimal intrusion.
How is it done:Upgrade processors, communications, power supply and obsolete I/O modules.
Retain existing:• Cabinet• Field wiring• Terminal boards• Passive and relay cards• Wire labels• Site drawings• Triple redundancy• Control philosophy• All GE and customer software
modifications
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Experience a migration in action
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View the Mark* V to VIeaugmented reality app to watch a migration and hear more about the benefits.
Download today in the ITunes or Google Play Store.
Search: GE Control Migration: Mark V to VIe
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What is it: Upgrade in technology from Mark VI to a Mark VIe, with minimal intrusion and downtime.
Typical drivers: Increase CPU processing-MBC
How is it done:PLATFORM- Upgrade processors, communications, power supply.FULL- MIGRATION- address obsolete I/O
Mark* VI – VIe Platform/ Migration upgrade
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Why upgrade
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Mark* VIe control systemTargeting maximum reliability
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Maintainability – Ease of support
Availability – Reliability and experience
Flexibility – Scalable and modular
Usability – Intuitive and functional
Performance – Enhanced capabilities
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Increased
Peace of Mind
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Mark* legacy controls
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Significant controls hardware technology advances…
Relatively the same traditional schedule-based control methodology
Turbine control technology
60’s 70’s 80’s 90’s 00’s
Tech
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logy
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Performance
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Life Odometer
Inspection projectionsReal-time maintenance factor
Real time maintenance factors Per GER-3620M• Automate data collection and calculations
• Accurate accounting for operation
• Factored fired hours and starts
• Visualization with instant feedback EDGE Device
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• Entitlement analysis• Digital twin plant models• Integration with OpFlex*
Cold Part Load Operation
0.9% CC efficiency
Peak fire capacity
Combined Cycle Efficiency Contours
MWh banking
Creep Oxidation Steam Turbine HRSG
Plant optimization – CapacityBanking MWhs
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Plant optimization – CapacityValue generation
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• Balancing turn down with OpFlex* variable peak fire*• Banking mwh’s… utilize during peak periods• Increasing profit between outage intervals• Zero impact on outage schedule
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