Inspect hot gas path parts to identify replacement needs.
Following a visual inspection of your gas turbine’s combustion elements, you may have discovered the need to replace parts in the hot gas path and rotor of the turbomachinery system.
Whether you’ve found corrosion, foreign object intrusion or just general wear-and-tear, addressing these hot gas path and rotor components is imperative for the operation of your gas turbine. The fact is that uncovering such events in your gas turbine’s hot gas path and rotor parts can save you maintenance money and effort in the long run.
We stock or have access to a variety of gas turbine bearings and seals:
Bucket Sets
Bucket Hardware:
- Twist Locks
- Platform Seal Pins
- Shank Seal Pins
- Lock Wires
- ‘D’ Keys
- Standard
- Extended
Shroud Assemblies:
- Coating as Required
- Honeycomb as Required
Shroud Hardware:
- Intersegment Seals (Keys)
- Seal Pins
- Retaining Pins
- Tuning Pins
- Eddy Current Probe Plugs
- W-Seals (E-Seals)
Nozzle Assemblies
Nozzle Hardware:
- Eccentric Pins
- L-Seals
- Flat Seals
- Retaining Pins
- o Diaphragm Seals
- Brush Seals
- Intersegment Seals
- Thermocouples
- Thermocouple Wells
- Installation Hardware
Rotor Coupling Bolt Sets:
- Coupling Bolts
- Coupling Nuts
- Coupling Studs
Rotor Thru Bolt Sets:
- Thru Bolts
- Rotor Studs
- Nuts
Prime Turbine Parts can help you understand the best maintenance for hot gas path and rotor parts replacement, particularly after a major inspection is performed on your turbomachinery equipment.
With this in mind, any potential corrosion, oxidation, and/or erosion in hot gas path and rotor parts and coatings should be addressed proactively and effectively. Such efforts can ensure a proper operation that can extend the operational lifetime of your gas turbine and its hot gas path and rotor parts.