Erratum to ASME PTC 6-2004 Steam Turbines On page 13, Table 3-1, first entry under second column is corrected by erratum to read “3.0% of the absolute pressure.” See revised table on the overleaf. THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Three Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016:5990 February 2006, c28046Table 3-1 Permissible Deviation of Variables Variable Permissible Deviation for the Average ofthe Test Conditions from Design or Rated Conditions [Mote (1) Permissible uctuatlons During Any Test Run (Note (2)] Ina steam pressure Inland reheat steam temperature Initia steam quality Primary flow Secondary flows Pressure drop through fosit unit reheater Extraction pressures Extraction flows Note ()} Temperature of feed wate leaving Final heater Exhaust pressure [Note (0) load Voltage Power factor Speed ‘Aggregate isentropic enthalpy drop of anyone ofthe sections of an automatic extaction turbine NOTES: 0% ofthe absolute pressure “15°F (8K) when supetheat is 27°-50°F (5-308); 30°F (168) when super: heat is in excess of 50% GOK) 12055 percentage points of quality for turbines with wet thattle steam, Not specified 0% x (primary ow) / (Secondary flow) 50.0% 5.0% 25.0% 10°F 61) £0.05 ps (0.34 kPa) or 2.5% ofthe ab Solute pressure, whichever i larger Refer to para. 313.5 25.0% Not specified 25.0% 100% 0.25% ofthe absolute pressure or 5.0 si (34.5 kPa}, whichever is larger F GX) when superheat I 27°-S0°F (45-304); #79F (4K) when superheat isn excess of SOFF 0K) +20. percentage points of quay for turbines with wet throttle steam Refer to pare, 10.1 Same as () X (primary flow) (secondary flow) 0.02 psi (0.14 KPa) oF *1.0% of the absolute pressure, whichever I larger 20.25% 210% 025% (4) In any even, the manufecturer’ allowable variations in pressure temperature and speed are not to be exceeded, unless specifically agreed to before the test. (2) Fluctuations woul be indicated by scatter in the data (eter to par. 3-92 (G) When steam is extracted for fedwater heaters, the extraction pressures (which ate fed by the turbine design and flow conditions) may deviate from expected values by afew percent. This normally has a negligible elfect upon the overall performance. It shall be ascertained ‘that such deviations that do exist are not due to malfunctioning of feedwater heaters. large deviations persist agreement must be reached a5 tothe course to be followed (4 Hits not practicable to obtain design or rated exhaust pressure, the test may be conducted by agreement at another exhaust pressure, and ether party may requie thatthe exhaust pressure correction curve be verified by test