DS200AAHA1	GE Turbine Control	Mark V

DS200AAHA1	GE Turbine Control	Mark V

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IS200VTURH1BAC

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The Mark V Primary Turbine Protection board IS200VTURH1BAC was manufactured by General Electric. This model is the first of two board groups, VTURH1. The IS200VTURH1BAC model drives three trip solenoids using one of the TRPx boards and will accept eight flame detectors.

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Part Number: IS200VTURH1BAC
SKU: IS200VTURH1BACGBTC

Manufacturer: GE Boards & Turbine Control
Series: Mark VI IS200

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IS200VTURH1BAC Technical Specifications

Board Number	IS200VTURH1BAC
Series	Mark VI IS200
Manufacturer	GE Industrial Systems, General Electric Company US
Functional Acronym/Abbreviation	VTUR
Model Type	Protection Board
Functional Description	Primary Turbine Protection
Boards Supported with the VTUR	TRPG, TRPL, TREG, and TRPS
MPU Pulse Rate Range	2 Hz to 20 kHz
MPU Pulse Rate Accuracy	0.05% of Reading
Number of Trip Solenoids	3
Contact Voltage Sensing	20 V dc for HI and 6 V dc for LO

Frequently Asked Questions about IS200VTURH1BAC

What is the IS200VTURH1BAC? What is it used for?

The IS200VTURH1BAC model is a Turbine Specific Primary Trip board. It is used for controlling three primary overspeed trip relays on one of the TRPx terminal boards. The controller will generate the trip signals and send them to the VTUR module and then to the TRPx for tripping of the emergency solenoids. The trip signals on the Mark VI system can either be tripped by this model or the VPRO board.

The IS200VTURH1BAC board can be used in simplex or triple modular redundant (TMR) systems; how many relays are used in each system?

When the VTUR board is used in a simplex system, the board will use nine relays, and a TMR system will use three relays.

Product Description

One of the features of the IS200VTURH1BAC is that it can be used in triple modular redundant or simplex applications. When the VTUR board is used in a simplex application, up to four pulse rate signals will measure the turbine speed. The bus and generator voltages on this board will be brought on for automatic synchronization used in concurrence with the turbine controller and excitation system. The IS200VTURH1BAC model will be used with the TTUR for permissive generator synchronization relays and control of the main breakers relay coil 52 G. A shaft voltage on the VTUR board will be picked up with brushes and monitored with the current to the machine's case.

All of the above information regarding the IS200VTURH1BAC model can be found in the GEH-6421 Volume II Mark VI Turbine Control System Guide.

Reviews For IS200VTURH1BAC

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The IS200VTURH1BAC model can be used in a variety of functions and applications; one of the functions is containing the pulse rates to digital circuits. The VTUR model can alarm the Mark VI system through high voltage alarms and test the continuity and integrity of the circuitry. - AX Control Tech

Repair Services For IS200VTURH1BAC

Type	Lead Time	Price	Action
Repair Service	1-2 weeks	$805

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