General Electric

FAQS

• Which product series from General Electric does Apter Power offer?
  We majored in IC693,IC697,,IC695/4/8,IC200,IS200,IS215,DS200,DS3000/3800
• What is the GE Mark VIe Turbine Control System?
  GE Mark VIe is GE's latest generation of specialized control systems developed for gas turbines and steam turbines. Designed for high reliability, this system employs a triple modular redundancy architecture, ensuring safe operation even if two controllers fail simultaneously. It not only controls the turbine's start-up, loading, and shutdown sequences but also finely regulates combustion processes, temperature, and speed to maximize power generation efficiency.
• Why is GE Mark VIe Turbine Control System critical for power plants?
  This system achieves millisecond-level high-reliability control through a triple-redundancy architecture, precisely managing combustion and load to improve efficiency and reduce emissions. Simultaneously, it continuously monitors hundreds of parameters, including vibration and overspeed, immediately triggering protection in case of anomalies to prevent catastrophic equipment damage.
• What does the GE Mark VIe Turbine Control System do?
  The GE Mark VIe gas turbine control system is a highly specialized and reliable distributed control system. Its core function is to comprehensively ensure the safe, efficient, and intelligent operation of large gas turbines, steam turbines, and even the entire combined cycle power plant. This system integrates powerful protection functions, continuously monitoring hundreds of key parameters such as vibration, overspeed, temperature, and flame status. Once an anomaly that may endanger equipment safety is detected, it immediately triggers protection logic to prevent catastrophic damage.
• What is the core hardware architecture of the GE Fanuc CNC system?
  It utilizes Fanuc's high-performance CNC controllers (such as FANUC Series 30i/31i/32i), servo drives, and motors to ensure motion control accuracy and reliability. On the software side, GE has developed customized human-machine interfaces (HMIs), advanced programming extensions (such as macro programs and adaptive control), and industry-specific process packages to meet the needs of high-end manufacturing industries such as aerospace and energy. This architecture retains Fanuc's advantages in low-level motion control and stability while leveraging GE's industry experience to enhance capabilities in complex parts machining, multi-axis collaboration, and intelligent compensation.