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Used frames in Texas, USA

  • DRESSER RAND 1SU2 96524T

    DRESSER RAND 1SU2 96524T

    • Manufacturer: DRESSER RAND

    96698 SPARE ROTOR @ AN ADDITIONAL COST IN CLEVELAND, TX; INLET 720 F.; FRAME 1SU2; 11,100 RPM TRIP SPEED;

    Cleveland, TX
  • TURBINE

    TURBINE

      COPPUS MURRAY, SN5253, TYPE SV-R, FRAME R21G4, CONDITION RATED, TRIP RPM 9363, VALVE TRAVEL 1", CRITICAL SPEED 2683 CALL RPM; INFORMATION AND CURVE ON FILE.

      Houston, TX
    • G.E. ROTOFLOW INC. 20-6E5C 106713

      G.E. ROTOFLOW INC. 20-6E5C 106713

      • Manufacturer: G.E. ROTOFLOW INC.

      EXPANDER COMPRESSOR; BUILT IN 2001; ROTOFLOW TYPE; 20 MODULAR FRAME EXPANDER-COMPRESSOR; 17 MMSCFD CAPACITY; 1050 PSIA MAX INLET PRESSURE; 110 PSIA MAX DISCHARGE PRESSURE; 708,340 SCFH; 50,400 RPM; MOUNTED ON SK...

      Cleveland, TX
    • TURBODYNE T5 91073T

      TURBODYNE T5 91073T

      • Manufacturer: TURBODYNE

      INLET TEMP 660 DEG. F.; TRIP SPEED 4870 RPM; 1ST CRIT. SPEED 2300 RPM; FRAME TS; EXHAUST 55 @ 408 DEG. F.; 2ND CRIT. SPEED 7000 RPM; ORDER #U-18928; BOTTOM NOZZLE (EXHAUST); SIDE NOZZLE (INLET);

      Cleveland, TX
    • TURBODYNE S5 106377T

      TURBODYNE S5 106377T

      • Manufacturer: TURBODYNE

      INLET 600 PSIG @ 750 DEG. F.; EXHAUST 55 PSIG @ 373 DEG. F.; 5337 HP RATING; 6435 RPM TRIP SPEED; MAX CONT. RPM 5650; FRAME S5; 2ND CRITICAL RPM 11,500; SPARE ROTOR STORED IN BUILDING #1 CLEVELAND, TX;

      Cleveland, TX
    • TURBINES 86972

      TURBINES 86972

      • Manufacturer: Atlas-Copco

      HOT GAS EXPANDER WITH MOTOR AND REDUCER: #86972M-E.M. MFG., INDUCTION, 6000 HP, 1194 RPM, S/N 189291111, TYPE 1C, 11,400 VOLTS, CONTINUOUS, FRAME 7295-5E, 270 AMPS, KVA CODE-F, BOOK 340; GEAR: -ATLAS-COPCO, REDUC...

      Cleveland, TX

    Overview

    Turbines are mechanical devices that convert kinetic and thermal energy into mechanical power. They are commonly used in power generation, aviation, and industrial applications. Turbines come in various types, including steam, gas, wind, and water turbines, each designed for specific applications and energy sources.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when buying a used turbine?

    Consider the turbine's age, operating hours, maintenance history, and compatibility with your existing systems. Also, check for any signs of wear or damage.

    How can I ensure safe shipping for a turbine?

    Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Secure the turbine properly and ensure it is protected from environmental factors during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a turbine?

    Regular maintenance includes inspecting blades, bearings, and seals, as well as checking lubrication and cooling systems. Consult the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.