Steam Turbine Disassembly

[loklomedia]

nice animation - any other videos in your repertoire? your channel is empty.

[jtaship]

Very nice *****

[ottomobille]

im a little confused about something, i have my first rotor out but the second one is stuck. am i missing something?

[drjekly01]

BRAVISSIMO! ! ! !

[2008koss]

fantastic video ...! what software do you use ?

[jay1623]

@2008koss 3D Max

[mikethemachinist1]

Great video. I have built many a Rotor, never saw the whole Machine together, thank you.

[mikethemachinist1]

This is the most comprehensive Turbine Machinery dis-assembly video I have ever seen. I have built the Rotors and Diaphrams for 18 years now. And have never seen anything this in depth. Great job.

[KinetiK138]

Amazing, very well done!

[shanecalitine]

excellent illustration on how they come apart,always wanted to show the the wife how and what i do for a living,wish they came apart that easy in real life,haha.thanks for posting the video.

[AmericaGodbless]

man this is great

[MrEonus]

Excellent animation! This is by far the best representation I have ever seen..Great job Jay.

[booruball2009]

It is really awesome and make maintenance people in the field understand and work perfectly.

[SteffanLlwyd]

Excellent vid. Happily I visited the GEC HP turbine plant in Rugby then the LP turbine plant in Manchester. They are awesome pieces of mechanical engineering. In this vid (and in the examples I saw) plain bearings were used and given the masses involved the rotor had to be kept rotating slowly when off-line, to avoid spoiling the bearing surfaces I think. The machine tools in the Manchester factory staggeringly huge and the erecting hall the biggest building I ever saw. Is it still active?

[sarangteti]

Txs Jay, Nice graphics.

which software...?

[AviationPhotogBNA]

That's pretty much how it's done. Takes a while to actually do this and if you are on the Turbine Crew, you work long, hard hours doing it. I did it for TVA at one of their largest plants (2,630 MW). It's fun, but it can be a pain. But all in all, it's good money and a steady check!!!

[sthopate]

Fantastic ! Delighted !

[nasarcma]

good

[ryanmitton95]

Nice video! very well done. Is a good ref for me being an industrial mech.

[phatrides222000]

our worlds dumbest maintenance attempts to, but more often than not we are taking them back down due to steam or oil leaks

[whatdif]

wow. very cool. anyone who can actually do this must be pretty amazing smart!

[MrAdnankassab]

good work ,so helpfull

[srrodass]

Muy burn video . Deberia tener in poco de ezplicacion con voz

[cbrucker]

I've seen this process done on many a turbine deck...but never so wonderfully illustrated!

[gunlver]

boy some sound would be good! Good video though I don't get to see the insides very often!

[hgpfdfm]

thanx