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Gas Turbines

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  1       Gas Turbines Preventing costly and troublesome outages A GE LM5000 aero-derivative gas turbine engine-power generator was monitored using a Stress Wave Analysis (SWAN™) System for 6 months prior to a scheduled 50,000- hour overhaul. At the onset of the test, Stress Wave Energy (SWE) readings from all sensor locations were very consistent and linear in nature. Within a few months, SWE from the low-pressure turbine

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