For Sale by Surus Inversa S.l
Description
45,800 kW GE Oil & Gas / Nuovo Pignone SAC1-11 Cracked Gas Compressor Train – Steam Turbine + 3 Centrifugal Compressors
Complete industrial Cracked Gas Compressor Train manufactured by GE Oil & Gas / Nuovo Pignone, consisting of a high-power SAC1-11 condensing/extraction steam turbine and three associated centrifugal compressors.
The complete train was originally installed for cracked gas compression service at a major olefins petrochemical plant in La Pobla de Mafumet, Tarragona, Spain.
The equipment is currently installed and operating in the plant and is scheduled to be taken out of service as part of an equipment replacement program focused on improving plant efficiency.
Equipment Included
The sale includes one complete cracked gas compressor train comprising:
1 × GE Oil & Gas / Nuovo Pignone SAC1-11 steam turbine
1 × Centrifugal Compressor 2401-01
1 × Centrifugal Compressor 2401-02
1 × Centrifugal Compressor 2401-03
Equipment TAG: 661KT-2401
The three centrifugal compressors are mechanically associated with the GE Nuovo Pignone steam turbine and form the complete cracked gas compression train.
Steam Turbine Technical Specifications
Manufacturer: GE Oil & Gas / Nuovo Pignone
Model: SAC1-11
Type: Condensing / Extraction Steam Turbine
Application: Cracked Gas Compressor Drive
Guaranteed Power: 45,800 kW
Normal Operating Power: 41,600 kW
Maximum Power Considered for Shaft Line Verification: 60 MW
Rated Speed: 4,855 RPM
Normal Operating Speed: 4,624 RPM
Maximum Continuous Speed: 4,950 RPM
Trip Speed: 5,445 RPM
Number of Rotor Stages: 37
Design Standard: API 612 – Special Purpose Steam Turbines
Steam Conditions
Steam Inlet Pressure: 106.9 bar(a)
Steam Inlet Temperature: 500 °C
Rated Steam Flow: 266,900 kg/h
Maximum Steam Flow: 346,000 kg/h
Steam Extraction Pressure: 17.35 bar(a)
Steam Extraction Temperature: approximately 267 °C
Exhaust Pressure: 0.16 bar(a)
Turbine Construction & Mechanical Features
37-stage rotor
Bearing span: 3,915 mm
Maximum blade peripheral speed: 311 m/s
Counter-clockwise rotation viewed from the inlet end
Goodrich flexible coupling
Tilting-pad radial bearings
Kingsbury thrust bearing
Labyrinth sealing system
Shared lubrication system using ISO VG 46 oil
Non-contact vibration monitoring
Non-contact axial-position monitoring
The turbine is configured for demanding continuous-duty petrochemical process service and high-speed mechanical drive applications.
Turbine Dimensions & Weight
Length: 4,304 mm
Width: 3,184 mm
Height: 3,593 mm
Turbine Weight: approximately 70,000 kg
Upper Casing Half: approximately 25,000 kg
Rotor Weight: approximately 6,372 kg
The overall lot has an indicative logistics weight of approximately 180,000 kg, subject to final dismantling configuration and verification.
Compressor Train
The complete train includes three associated centrifugal compressors:
Compressor 2401-01
Compressor 2401-02
Compressor 2401-03
The compressors are included as part of the complete train.
Individual compressor technical specifications, including detailed equipment data, can be provided to qualified interested parties upon request and subject to applicable confidentiality / NDA requirements.
Inspection & Maintenance History
The GE Nuovo Pignone steam turbine was subject to a Major Inspection performed by Baker Hughes / GE in 2019 during a major plant turnaround.
The inspection documentation includes dimensional checks, functional testing and maintenance activities covering several critical turbine systems, including:
Trip valves
Hydraulic control cylinders
Extraction valves
Actuators
Valve operating mechanisms
Filters
Springs
O-rings
Studs and other valve components
Associated auxiliary systems
The available documentation provides a valuable technical history of the turbine and the maintenance work performed during the 2019 major inspection.
Documentation Available
Available technical documentation includes:
Original GE Oil & Gas manufacturer Data Sheet
General arrangement drawings
Equipment construction documentation
Technical documentation for the compressor train
Baker Hughes / GE Major Inspection Report from 2019
Maintenance and inspection records associated with the major inspection
Additional documentation may be made available to qualified interested parties subject to the applicable NDA / confidentiality process.
Current Condition & Availability
The complete train is currently installed and operating within the olefins petrochemical plant.
The equipment is scheduled to be taken out of service on January 15, 2027 (tentative) and replaced by new equipment as part of a plant efficiency improvement program.
Following removal from service, the equipment will be transferred to a designated laydown area and may be exposed to outdoor conditions prior to collection.
Removal, Loading & Transportation
The equipment is offered as-is, where-is.
The successful buyer will be responsible for the removal of the equipment from the designated delivery point, including all associated dismantling, handling, loading and transportation costs, as applicable.
Loading is not included in the sale.
The seller can provide contact information for contractors already approved to operate within the industrial complex who may assist with loading operations.
Due to the size and weight of the equipment, specialized transportation may be required. The buyer will be responsible for arranging transportation and obtaining any permits required for oversized or special loads.
All vehicles and personnel entering the industrial facility must comply with the site's safety, access and PPE requirements.
Commercial Information
Quantity: 1 complete compressor train
Location: La Pobla de Mafumet, Tarragona, Spain
Condition: Used – Currently in Service
Loading: Not included
Transportation: Not included
Packaging: Not included
The equipment represents an opportunity to acquire a complete, high-capacity 45.8 MW GE Nuovo Pignone cracked gas compressor train, including the original steam turbine driver and three associated centrifugal compressors, from an operating petrochemical olefins facility.
Interested buyers are encouraged to request the available technical documentation and arrange an inspection prior to submitting an offer.
Please contact us for additional technical documentation, inspection information, photographs, compressor specifications, dimensional information and purchasing procedures.



















