SGT-400 Product Presentation

Industrial gas turbine
SGT-400
Value for customers
Unrestricted © Siemens AG 2016 siemens.com/gasturbines

The Siemens gas turbines portfolio:
The right engine for every requirement
SGT5-9000HL 567 MW
50Hz SGT5-8000HL 481 MW
Heavy-duty SGT5-8000H 450 MW

gas turbines SGT5-4000F 329 MW
SGT5-2000E 187 MW
SGT6-9000HL 388 MW
60Hz
SGT6-8000H 310 MW
SGT6-5000F 250 MW
Industrial
SGT6-2000E 117 MW
gas turbines
SGT-A65 66 to 72 / 58 MW
SGT-800 48 to 57 MW
SGT-A45 41 to 44 MW
50Hz or 60Hz
SGT-750 40 / 41 MW
SGT-700 33 / 34 MW
Aeroderivative
gas turbines
SGT-A35 27 to 37 / 28 to 38 MW
SGT-600 24 / 25 MW
SGT-400 13 to 14 / 13 to 15 MW
SGT-300 8 / 8 to 9 MW
SGT-100 5 / 6 MW
SGT-A05 4 to 7 MW
Power Generation / Mechanical Drive, Performance at ISO conditions
Unrestricted © Siemens AG 2018

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Siemens gas turbine installations
Heavy-duty
gas turbines
Industrial
gas turbines
Aeroderivative
gas turbines
more than 60 countries more than 6,750 installed gas turbines

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Application fields of our portfolio
Industrial Power Generation Oil & Gas

Power Generation Mechanical Drive
Simple cycle Onshore (incl. LNG) Onshore – pipeline

e.g. gas turbine generator packages for supplying power to industries and e.g. power generation for e.g. gas compressor station
residences oil production, refinery and processing
Onshore – production
Combined cycle / Cogeneration Offshore fix + floating e.g. Liquide Natural Gas (LNG)
e.g. combined heat and power (CHP) applications for utilities and e.g. Floating Production Storage & refinery gas plant
municipalities Offloading (FPSO) power generation
Offshore fix + floating
e.g. deep water natural gas

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Broad range of global applications
Gas compressor Municipality

station cogeneration
Power for
oil platform
Oil pipeline
Fast & mobile

power
Simple cycle
base load plant
Simple cycle
peaking plant
Gas-fired power
Power for FPSO plant

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Siemens has more than 100 years experience
in gas turbine technology
1913
Finspång, Sweden: 1994
The Ljungström brothers start a Rolls-Royce announced the
steam turbine factory in the empty 1974 SGT-A65 TR (Industrial Trent 60) 50 MW
2010
artillery works First SGT-A30 RB (Industrial RB211)
The SGT-750 gas turbine is launched,
installed
constructed as a full-scale 3D model, tested
in a VR studio
1940/50’s 1980/90’s
Jet engine development under Curt Strong growth in gas turbines, in part 1997
Nicolin’s direction leads to Sweden’s first because of a reduction in nitrogen oxide SGT-800 launch proves an 2014
gas turbine emissions (low NOx burner) instant success Siemens acquires the Rolls-Royce
Energy aeroderivative turbine
2002 operations
SGT-700 launch
1959
The world’s first aero engine to be used 2001
1988 First SGT-A65 TR (Industrial Trent 60) WLE
for electrical power generation was The SGT-100 (Typhoon )
installed at Princetown, Devon, UK gas only unit enters service at Derby, UK
1892 4 MW goes to market
Lincoln, UK:
1997-2000
Hornsby-Ackroyd launch their 1980 Lincoln, UK:
Oil Engine SGT-600 prototype is tested
1969 and released to market
SGT-300 and SGT-400 are 2003
launched Siemens acquires the Ruston turbine
Ruston gas turbines
created (UK) operations (UK)
Industrial gas turbines Aeroderivative gas turbines

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SGT-400 product presentation
Agenda
 Turbine Structure
 Package
 Performance
 Experience & Customer references
 Designed for easy maintenance
 Siemens Service delivery 24/7
 Summary

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Innovative and well-matched products to your requirements
 Ideal unit for all power generation, cogeneration and mechanical drive
applications
Simple & Robust design  High efficiency and reliability with many millions of hours operating experience
 Demonstrated performance in onshore, fixed platform and FPSO applications
 Capable of baseload and variable load in island or on-grid applications

Highest flexibility  Operates on a wide range of gaseous and liquid fuels
 Reliable operation over the whole load range
 Long time between Major overhauls (Up to 48000 OH)

 Flexible service programs including on-site or off-site options
Excellent service-friendliness  Rapid core engine exchange
 Remote diagnostic service with online monitoring and expert performance data
analysis
 Small engine weight and footprint

Environmentally friendly  DLE combustion system, for liquid and gas fuels, reducing NOx emissions
 Proven cogeneration efficiencies greater then 80%

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SGT-400 industrial gas turbine core engine
1 Compressor 2 Rotor 3 Combustion 4 Turbine

11-stage transonic compressor • Two bearings per shaft • Six reverse flow • 2-stage overhung compressor turbine
Pressure ratio (ISO):16.7:1 Robust center bolt tubular chambers both turbine stages are air cooled
Variable inlet stator vanes construction • Low emissions burner • 2-stage high-efficiency free power turbine,
Coated rotor and stator blades Overhung turbine design • Dual-fuel capability 9,500 rpm shaft speed
Air flow 38.9kg/s or 85.8lb/s, Nominal GG speed • High-energy igniter Interlocking shrouds for mechanical integrity
14,100 rpm • Intelligent combustions Anti-clockwise rotation of power turbine (when
controls viewed from the driven unit)
3
4
1 2
Flexibility Performance Serviceability

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SGT-400 technical data overview
Physical dimensions
Power generation package Mechanical drive package
Approx. weight 83,824 kg (184,800 lb) 40,142 kg (88,500 lb)

Length 14.0 m (46 ft) 7.3 m (24 ft)
Height 3.1 m (10 ft) 3.1 m (10 ft)
Width 4.3 m (14 ft) 4.3 m (14 ft)
Above dimensions exclude inlet filter housing and exhaust stack. For power generation, the AC generator is included. For mechanical drive, driven equipment is excluded.

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SGT-400 technical data overview
Power generation Mechanical drive

13 MW 15 MW 13 MW 15 MW
Power output ISO

12.9 MW1) 14.4 MW1) 18,000 bhp (13.4 MW)2) 20,206 bhp (14.9 MW)2)
base
Fuel Natural gas/liquid fuel/dual fuel and other fuels capability on request;
Automatic changeover from primary to secondary fuel at any load
Frequency 50/60 Hz – –
Efficiency 34.8 %1) 35.4 %1) 36.2 %2) 36.8 %2)
Heat rate 10,355 kJ/kWh 10,178 kJ/kWh 9,943 kJ/kWh 9,774 kJ/kWh
Power Turbine speed – 5,750 – 9,500 – 9,975 rpm 5,750 – 9,500 – 9,975 rpm
Compressor pressure
16.8:1 18.9:1 16.8:1 18.9:1
ratio
Exhaust gas flow 39.4 kg/s 44.0 kg/s 39.4 kg/s 44.0 kg/s
Exhaust temperature 555 °C (1,031 °F) 540 °C (1,004 °F) 555 °C (1,031 °F) 540 °C (1,004 °F)
NOX emissions ≤ 15 ppmvd ≤ 15 ppmvd ≤ 15 ppmvd ≤ 15 ppmvd

on fuel gas with DLE
1) Electrical 2) Shaft

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Fuel flexibility and emissions best-in-class!
 DLE for gas, liquid and dual fuel applications
 Highest efficiency gas turbine core in its class

with 36.8% efficiency at shaft output
Simple and robust industrial design for reliable operation

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SGT-400 package design
On-package controls Air intake Exhaust
 Common modular package design concept
 Factory-assembled, packaged power plant

for utility and industrial power generation
applications
 Easily transported, installed and maintained

at site
 Gas turbine driver package incorporates

gas turbine, auxiliary gearbox, and systems
mounted on an underbase
 On-package controls as standard with

option for off-package
 Acoustic treatment to reduce noise levels to

Underbase SGT-400 core engine
85 dB(A) as standard (lower levels available
as options)

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SGT-400 power generation package –
Package design
Exhaust stack AC generator Package scope includes
Air intake system
 Gas turbine
 Generator
 Air intake system
 Exhaust gas system

Ventilation
flow inlet  Auxiliary systems
Controls  Distributed controls
Gas turbine dimensions are approximate and exclude inlet filter housing and exhaust stack;
GT generator set weight depending on configuration

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SGT-400 mechanical drive package –
Package design
Air intake system Exhaust stack Package scope includes
 Gas turbine
 Air intake system
 Exhaust gas system
 Auxiliary systems
Ventilation Compressor
flow inlet  Distributed controls
Gas turbine
Controls
dimensions are approximate and exclude inlet filter housing and exhaust stack;
GT driver dry (incl. GT) weight depending on configuration

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SGT-400 industrial gas turbine – combustion
Igniter
Pilot tip thermocouple Liquid core
Standard Combustion System
Main burner
Pre-chamber  Six reverse flow tubular chambers
 Low emissions burner
 Dual-fuel capability with automatic

Radial swirler
changeover from primary to
secondary fuel
Igniter
 Intelligent combustion controls

Gas/air
mix
 Stable pre-mixed low emissions
mode from 0 – 100% load
Main gas injection
Double-skin impingement
Pilot gas injection Cooled combustor

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Steam raising capabilities for gas turbine co-generation plant
unfired fired
SGT-800
200
Steam (tonne s/hr) [12 bar saturated]
175
SGT-700
150
SGT-600
125
100
75 SGT-400
SGT-300
SGT-100
50
25
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
1. Steam values are indicative only. Actual values depend on site configuration
Power (MWe) 2. Firing to 850ºC only. Higher firing is available

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SGT-400 13MW generator set –
Nominal performance
16,000 16,000 12.9 MW(e) ISO power output

specified for engine at sea level
Generator terminal power output kW(e)
15,000 15,000
Installed rating
and 15°C ambient temperature
14,000 14,000
Installed rating 12,826 MW
12,527 MW Other factors that affect power output include:
13,000 13,000
12,000 12,000  inlet & exhaust system losses

 humidity
11,000 11,000  Fuel quality/type
10,000 10,000
9,000 9,000
Standard PT Nozzle
8,000 8,000 Altitude: Sea level
Ambient pressure: 101.3 kPa
7,000 7,000 Relative humidity: 60%
Inlet ducting loss: 1.0 kPa
6,000 6,000
Exhaust ducting loss: 2.0 kPa
(Assumes waste heat recovery)
5,000 5,000
Gearbox efficiency: 99.0%
-20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40
Generator efficiency: 97.2%
Engine inlet temperature °C Engine inlet temperature °C Natural gas fuel

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Unfired heat recovery steam generation
31,000
12.90 MW(e) generator set – unfired
heat recovery steam generation
29,000
 Steam can be generated for industrial

27,000
processes, heating and cooling
Steam flow (kg/hr)
Dry saturated
25,000  Additional steam can be generated by
250 °C supplementary firing the boiler
23,000
300 °C  An unfired SGT-400 can produce 27,000
21,000
350 °C Kg/h steam flow at 12 bar and 200°C
19,000 400 °C
450 °C
17,000
15,000
0 10 20 30 50
Pressure (bar g)

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Nominal performance
22,000
14.4 MW(e) ISO power output specified for
20,000 engine at sea level and 15°C ambient
temperature
18,000
Other factors that affect power output include:

16,000
Installed rating
13.962 MW
14,000
 inlet & exhaust system losses
 humidity
12,000  Fuel quality/type
10,000
Altitude: Sea level
Ambient pressure: 101.3 kPa
8,000
Relative humidity: 60%
6,000 Heat input (kW)
18,000
4,000
-20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 Gearbox efficiency: 99.0%
Compressor inlet temperature °C Fuel: Natural gas

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SGT-400 13MW mechanical drive –
Nominal performance
16,000
15,000
SGT-400(ISO) 13,400 kW (18,000 bhp)*
9,750 Mechanical drive – nominal performance
Installed rating
14,000 13.123 MW
10,000 Power & Specific heat input v speed
13,000
10,250
12,000
 Direct drive – no output gearbox
Nominal power turbine speed

10,500
11,000
10,000
 Natural gas fuel only
11,000
9,000
12,000
8,000
Altitude: Sea level
7,000 Relative humidity: 60%
13,000
6,000 14,000 Specific heat input is drawn from an engine inlet temperature of
Specific heat input (kJ/kWh) 15°C and is approx. correct for other temperatures
5,000
16,000
4,000
5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000
Power turbine speed (rpm)
100% Power Turbine speed: 9,500 rev/min

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SGT-400 15MW mechanical drive –
Nominal Performance
19,000
-15 14.9MW ISO power output specified for
0
17,000
engine at sea level and 15°C ambient
Installed rating temperature
Power output turbine coupling (kW)
15
15,000 14.630 MW
Other factors that affect power output include:
30
13,000
 inlet & exhaust system losses
Nominal power turbine speed

11,000 45  humidity
 Fuel quality/type
9,000
Altitude: Sea level

7,000 Ambient pressure: 101.3 kPa
Relative humidity: 60%
5,000
16,000 Specific heat input (kJ/kWh) Exhaust ducting loss: 2.0 kPa
18,000
3,000
6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 Gearbox efficiency: 99.0%
Power turbine speed (rpm) Fuel: Natural gas

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SGT-400 – more than 4 million operating hours
Fleet experience in all regions
EUROPE & CIS ASIA-PACIFIC

Albania 3 Australia 18
CHINA
Azerbaijan 2 Bangladesh 3
NORTH AMERICA China 15
Belgium 1 Brunei 2
Canada 5
France 13
Myanmar 7
USA 20 Germany 5
India 26
Greece 4
MENA
Japan 4 Algeria 14
Italy 2
Thailand 5 Bahrain 3
Kazakhstan 5
Russia 15 Egypt 8
Spain 3 Iran 35
LATIN AMERICA
Turkey 5 Iraq 16
Bolivia 3
Ukraine 5 AFRICA Oman 5
Brazil 5 UK 19 Pakistan 3
Angola 7
Columbia 7 Uzbekistan 4 Equatorial Guinea 1 Saudi Arabia 2
Mexico 14 Ghana 7 Syria 7
Peru 7 Nigeria 11 Tunisia 2

South Africa 2 UAE 3
Venezuela 39
389 Siemens SGT-400

are under contract
thereof 93 units
for Industrial Power Generation
296 units
in Oil & Gas applications

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Reference: Erlangen Stadtwerke
Challenge
 Provide the municipal utility Erlanger Stadtwerke with electrical
power and heating
Technology:
 1 x SGT-400 gas turbines and 1 x SST-300 steam turbine
Solution
 The combined cycle district heating plant provides 19 MW electrical
power, produced by a Siemens SGT-400 gas turbine and a Siemens
SST-300 steam turbine
 20 MWth heat is fed into the city's district heating scheme
 Electrical & control systems, balance of plant, installation &
commissioning and a 15 year maintenance contract for the gas
turbine
Customer: Erlangen Stadtwerke

Combined Cycle/ Benefits
Country: Germany  Heat generation of 20 MWth
Cogeneration Plant type: Power plant  Overall thermal efficiency of 87 %

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Reference: Riverbay Corporation Co-oP / FMMC
Challenge
 Need to provide electricity, heating and cooling for 60,000 residents in the
Bronx area of New York; rising fuel costs for electricity, cooling and heating
 Space constraints and environmental objections
Technology:
 2 x SGT-400 gas turbines and 1 x SST-300 steam turbine
Solution
 Tri-generation solution designed to provide 40 MW of electrical power, 2x1
efficiency: 76 – 78% heat and power
 Steam generated by the exhaust heat is used to provide 40 MWth heat in
the winter & cooling via absorption chillers in the summer
 Solution meets the community’s electricity, cooling & heating and municipal
noise emission needs
Tri-generation plant Customer: Erlangen Stadtwerke Benefits

(power, heat and cooling) Country: Germany  Reduced fuel costs using inexpensive natural gas feed stocks
 Revenue from reselling unused electricity to the New York power grid
Combined Cycle/ Plant type: Power plant  Return on invest <5 years without and <3 years with selling excess
electricity to the grid
Cogeneration  Natural gas is a clean fuel and environmentally friendly
 Reliable power supply

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Flexible maintenance plans
to suit customers operational requirements
Maintenance plan schedule Core maintenance features

Equivalent operating hours (EOHs) 24,000 48,000 72,000 96,000  Full field service
Level C
 Full diagnostic support, remote monitoring
Level B
 OEM modernizations and upgrades
Level A
 In-house or on-site training programs
Operation Maintenance
 Short installation time
 Core engine maintenance on-site or off-site
Downtimes for on-site or off-site (using exchange gas  Ease of engine rollout for engine exchange
generator) maintenance  Multiple borescope inspection ports

 Canular combustion allows ease of access to combustion
On-site maintenance Off-site maintenance parts
 A-inspection (borescope)  A-inspection (borescope)  Ability for on-site turbine blade replacement
 B-inspection (hot section  B-inspection (gas generator exchange)  Horizontally split compressor casing
replacement)  Downtime + C-type inspect by core exchange at
48,000 hours
1) Equivalent operation hours; 2) Original Equipment Manufacturer; 3) Stress factor

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Flexible maintenance plans – main features & benefits
Core maintenance features

 Core engine maintenance on-site or off-site
 Ease of engine rollout for engine exchange
 Multiple borescope inspection ports
 Canular combustion allows ease of access to
combustion parts
 Ability for on-site turbine blade replacement
 Horizontally split compressor casing
 Full field service
 Full diagnostic support, remote monitoring
 OEM modernizations and upgrades
 In-house or on-site training programs
 Short installation time
Long time between major overhauls:
Up to 48,000 operating hours

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Oil & gas and industrial applications services
Backup services
Emergency parts
Emergency gas generators
24-hour telephone support
Operation support Energy resources Guaranteed mobilization time
 24/7 emergency phone  Service specialists  Personnel, 24 hours

 Trouble-shooting via remote access  Tools & parts  Tools, parts, engine to site
or to international freight forwarder
 Remote monitoring systems  Core engines & modules
within less than 72 hours

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SGT-400 industrial gas turbine –
Remote monitoring (STA-RMS)
Siemens' system provides...
 Our customer with a professional tool for optimization of operation,

i.e. increased reliability and availability
 Built-in OEM knowledge
 Access to real and historic data
 Monitoring of performance
 Monitoring/trending and plotting of vibrations for analysis and

diagnostics
 A powerful tool for the continuous improvement process
 The possibility of remote software upgrades without a site visit
Optimize operation by storing, analyzing and  The option for customers to access the STA-RMS system via the
internet
exchanging information

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Innovative and well-matched products to your requirements
 Ideal unit for all power generation, cogeneration and mechanical drive applications
 High efficiency and reliability with many millions of hours operating experience Simple & robust design
 Demonstrated performance in onshore, fixed platform and FPSO applications
 Capable of base load and variable load in island or on-grid applications

 Operates on a wide range of gaseous and liquid fuels Highest flexibility
 Reliable operation over the whole load range
 Long time between Major overhauls (up to 48000 OH)

 Flexible service programs including on-site or off-site options Excellent service-
 Rapid core engine exchange friendliness
 Remote diagnostic service with online monitoring and expert performance data analysis

 DLE combustion system, for liquid and gas fuels, reducing NOx emissions Environmentally friendly
 Proven cogeneration efficiencies greater than 80%

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Industrial and aeroderivative gas turbines
SGT-A65 SGT-800 up to 57.0 MW SGT-A45 up to 44 MW

SGT-750 39.8 MW
(Industrial Trent 60) up to 66.0 MW High combined cycle efficiency, flexible, Mobile unit with outstanding power density
High performance, low emission,
Fast start and high flexibility and simple proven reliability, low emissions
maximized uptime
cycle efficiency
SGT-700 32.8 MW SGT-A35 SGT-600 24.5 MW SGT-400 up to 14.3 MW

High fuel flexibility with maintained (Industrial RB211) up to 33,2 MW High fuel flexibility with maintained low NOx Prove experience with highest
low NOx High simple cycle efficiency efficiency in its class
SGT-300 7.9 MW SGT-100 up to 5.4 MW SGT-A05

Operates on a wide range of fuels Proven for power generation and (Industrial 501-K) up to 6.6 MW
cogeneration Extensive experience aeroderivative for
Unrestricted © Siemens AG 2018 power generation
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Industrial & aeroderivative gas turbines references
SGT-100 – Girvan, Scotland, UK SGT-100 – Sakhalin Island, Russia SGT-300 – New Hampshire, USA
Turbine delivers process steam and Two SGT-100 for compressor drives at CHP installation delivers 7.6 MW
electrical power for a distillery the Molikpack offshore platform electrical and 35 MW(th) steam
SGT-400 – Komatipoort, South Africa SGT-400 – Brisbane, Australia SGT-600 – Bahia Blanca, Argentina
Two turbines for pipeline compressor sets The cogen combined-cycle plant is part of The CHP plant increases the efficiency of
at the Sasol compressor station BP's Bulwer Island refinery urea and ammonia production
Projects executed by Rolls-Royce Energy prior to acquisition

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SGT-A35 – Western China SGT-A35 – Petrobas, Brazil SGT-600– Tiszaújváros, Hungary

6 Industrial RB211 G62 driving RFBB36 32 Industrial RB211 Turb-Generators for CCPP provides power and process
compressors on the WEPP Gas Pipeline Offshore Power on FPSOs steam for chemical industry
SGT-700 – Sochi, Russia SGT-700 – Pinghu, China SGT-750 – Lubmin, Germany

Two dual-fuel SGT-700 turbines for the Onshore simple cycle propane CHP installation at the Nord Stream
Sochinskaya combined-cycle plant dehydrogenation (PDH) plant pipeline, GT heats natural gas
Projects executed by Rolls-Royce Energy prior to acquisition

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SGT-750 – Kaltex Altamira, Mexico SGT-800 – Moscow, Russia SGT-800 – Amata, Thailand
CHP plant for the textile manufacturer Moscow City Power Plant II uses two Combined Cycle Cogeneration power
Grupo Kaltex SGT-800 for cogen combined-cycle plants consisting of 18x SGT-800
SGT-A65 – Dolphin SGT-A65 & SGT-A35 – SGT-A65 – Mt. Isa, Australia

Six units of Industrial Trent 60 empower Near St. Petersburg, Russia Dual Fuel Industrial Trent 60 WLE for
the gas project Dolphin 2 Industrial RB211 & 6 Industrial Trent 60 power generation
w/DR10 & DR14 compressors Projects executed by Rolls-Royce Energy prior to acquisition

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SGT-400 package design –
System modules
Auto drains module Liquid module

(optional drains tank shown) (optional)
Fluid System modules
common for all GT packages:
 Onskid controls
 Wired
Lub oil module
 Shop tested and certified
Gas fuel module

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SGT-400 package design –
Bearings, gearbox and lubrication
Bearings
 Tilting pad journal and thrust bearings
 Vibration and temperature monitoring
Lubrication
 Integral lubricating oil system for gas turbine and
driven equipment
 Gearbox-driven pump
Split tilt bearings Lub oil module
 AC motor-driven auxiliary pump
 DC motor-driven emergency pump

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SGT-400 Industrial gas turbine –
Starting, cleaning and controls
Starting System
 Electrically driven hydraulic system
Compressor Cleaning
 Online and offline high pressure
cleaning
Control System
Start system Compressor wash module  PLC-based platform, rack-based

modular assembly

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SGT-400 is designed to provide reliable operation
for baseload duties
Generator Power Output kWe

SGT-400 Continuous operation
Forced shutdowns 0 Scheduled maintenance,
Availability >98% core exchange
Scheduled
Reliability 98.9 % maintenance,
Starts 5 @ 100% reliability core exchange
Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery is committed to maintaining world-class levels of availability and

reliability for their products. Operational units in the field are rigorously monitored to provide feedback
for continuous product development activities.

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SGT-400 Industrial gas turbine –
Load variations
Generator Power output

kWe
Generator Power output kWe

Weekly profile – Day/night/weekend
The SGT-400 can provide flexible power and

heat to your facility according to your load
requirements
 Robust and stable load management characteristics
 Up to 4MW load accept and 100% load reject

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SGT-400 compressor duty
Onshore mechanical drive
SGT-400 gas turbines provide power for mechanical

drive applications with varying speed requirements
to match compressor and pump characteristics.
The SGT-400 is a common core for power generation and mechanical drive, with
associated benefits in operation and maintenance on mixed application sites.

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Thank you!
Ian Amos
Portfolio Manager
ian.g.amos@siemens.com
Andy Stocker
Product Owner
Andy.stocker@siemens.com
Geraldine Roy
Project Development Manager - FEED
geraldine.roy@siemens.com
siemens.com/gasturbines

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Industrial gas turbine

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Heavy-duty SGT5-8000H 450 MW

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more than 60 countries more than 6,750 installed gas turbines

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Industrial Power Generation Oil & Gas

Simple cycle Onshore (incl. LNG) Onshore – pipeline

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Gas compressor Municipality

Fast & mobile

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Industrial gas turbines Aeroderivative gas turbines

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 Capable of baseload and variable load in island or on-grid applications

 Long time between Major overhauls (Up to 48000 OH)

 Small engine weight and footprint

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1 Compressor 2 Rotor 3 Combustion 4 Turbine

Flexibility Performance Serviceability

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Approx. weight 83,824 kg (184,800 lb) 40,142 kg (88,500 lb)

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Power generation Mechanical drive

Power output ISO

NOX emissions ≤ 15 ppmvd ≤ 15 ppmvd ≤ 15 ppmvd ≤ 15 ppmvd

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 DLE for gas, liquid and dual fuel applications

 Small engine weight and footprint

 Highest efficiency gas turbine core in its class

Simple and robust industrial design for reliable operation

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On-package controls Air intake Exhaust

 Common modular package design concept

 Factory-assembled, packaged power plant

 Easily transported, installed and maintained

 Gas turbine driver package incorporates

 On-package controls as standard with

 Acoustic treatment to reduce noise levels to

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Exhaust stack AC generator Package scope includes

Air intake system

 Air intake system

 Exhaust gas system

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Air intake system Exhaust stack Package scope includes

 Air intake system

 Exhaust gas system

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Pre-chamber  Six reverse flow tubular chambers

 Low emissions burner

 Dual-fuel capability with automatic

 Intelligent combustion controls

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16,000 16,000 12.9 MW(e) ISO power output

12,000 12,000  inlet & exhaust system losses

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 Steam can be generated for industrial

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Other factors that affect power output include:

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Nominal power turbine speed