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350 KW Elliott, steam turbine generator set, single stage turbine Induction Generator 480 Volts, 3ph, 60 hz
NSV Energy, LLC | Canton, GA
Seller: NSV Energy, LLC
Location: Canton, GA
Mfr: Elliott
350 KW BACK PRESSURE STEAM TURBINE GENERATOR SET, One (1) Steam Turbine Generator Skid consists of, Elliott Type DYRPG serial number B102321 rated Power 600 hp, Inlet steam 200 Psi/395 deg F Maximum 250 Psi/600 deg f, Exhaust steam 30 Psi Maximum 60 Psi, Steam flow 35.52 lbs/KWH @ 350 kw 12,432 lbs/hr, Running speed ...more
Elliott #BY, steam turbine, 150 psi, 150 HP @ 3640 RPM
Keene Industrial Solutions | Baytown, TX
Seller: Keene Industrial Solutions
Location: Baytown, TX
Mfr: Elliott
As Is, No. 12160W RPM: 3640 HP: 150 Inlet press: 150 Ex press: 7 Temp: 366.
Elliott #PYRT-III, steam turbine, 265 psig, 35 HP, 750°F, 42 psig exh press, CW rotation, recond.
Keene Industrial Solutions | Baytown, TX
Seller: Keene Industrial Solutions
Location: Baytown, TX
Mfr: Elliott
Rotation: CW, RPM: 35 HP, Run Speed: 3550 RPM, Trip Speed: 4287 RPM, Inlet Press: 265 PSIG, Exh Press: 42 PSIG, Intet Temp: 750F, Reconditioned, As Is, S/N: 1602520.
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Elliott #BYR, steam turbine
Keene Industrial Solutions | Baytown, TX
Seller: Keene Industrial Solutions
Location: Baytown, TX
Mfr: Elliott
Warehouse Inventory, As Is., No Data Plate Info.
Elliot #SJV-3, Steam Turbine, PSI 875 inlet, PSI 365 exhaust 14300 HP, 3 Stages, 11000 RPM, Non-Condensing
EcReCon Inc. | Pedericktown, NJ
Seller: EcReCon Inc.
Location: Pedericktown, NJ
Mfr: Elliott
, (2) Used ELLIOT Steam Turbine model SJV-3. 14,300 HP. Stages: 3 RATEAU. Non-Condensing. Inlet PSI 875; Exhaust PSI 365. Inlet: 12" 1500# RTJ-Right. Exhaust: 16" 600# RF-DOWN. NC1 11,600 rpm. MCOS 11,650 rpm. O/S trip setting 12,815 rpm. Rotation: CCW. Fabricated steel steam and exhaust ends. Integral rotor ...more
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Steam Turbine Generators - Non-Condensing (also known as backpressure steam turbines) are systems that generate electricity by using steam to drive a turbine, without condensing the steam. The exhaust steam is typically used for heating or other industrial processes. Common in chemical processing and combined heat and power (CHP) applications, these generators efficiently produce both electricity and thermal energy.
