PGSR Workstation

PGSR Workstation

PGSR Workstation

PGSR Workstation

PGSR Workstation

PGSR Workstation

The new “Modular” design

allows for fixed length

sections to be added to

each other to cater for any

lengths needed

PGSR Workstation

The new “Modular” design

allows for fixed length

sections to be added to

each other to cater for any

lengths needed

The new “Modular” design

allows for fixed length

sections to be added to

each other to cater for any

lengths needed

PGSR Workstation

The new “Modular” design

allows for fixed length

sections to be added to

each other to cater for any

lengths needed

The new “Modular” design

allows for fixed length

sections to be added to

each other to cater for any

lengths needed

PGSR Workstation

The new “Modular” design

allows for fixed length

sections to be added to

each other to cater for any

lengths needed

PGSR Workstation

The new “Modular” design

allows for fixed length

sections to be added to

each other to cater for any

lengths needed Looking towards the exhaust filter wall

PGSR Workstation

The new “Modular” design

allows for fixed length

sections to be added to

each other to cater for any

lengths needed Looking towards the exhaust filter wallWorkstation prepared for rotor

placement

Rotor stands awaiting the steam turbine rotor

Steam turbine rotor ready for grit blasting

Protective sheets installed for grit over spray

Grit blasting being conducted on a steam turbine rotor

A noise survey showed

112dB inside and 99dB

outside the workstation

Grit blasting being conducted on a steam turbine rotor

A noise survey showed

112dB inside and 99dB

outside the workstation

Traditional methods of a “clean, warm and

dry” environment for the generator rotor

With old methods if crane work is to be carried out, licensed

scaffolders may be required to modify the structure

Workstation floor section for this generator

rotor is 11m long and 3 m wide

Workstation inflation is complete in

approximately 5 minutes

No licences are required for personnel to

erect, modify or move the Workstation

Clear sides allow adequate ambient lighting for

safe work conditions

Halogen lamps are used to increase the

Workstation temperature

A de-humidifier is used to control humidity for

ideal generator rotor conditions

A temperature of 32o C

and humidity of 40%

was maintained for over

2 weeks on the turbine

deck

Additional heating can be introduced when

required

Workstation fan unit and services penetration

point