Udemy - Gas Turbine Instrumentation Operation and Calibration

Gas Turbine Instrumentation Operation & Calibration

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Published 7/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 4h 29m | Size: 2.63 GB

A practical field guide to gas turbine sensors, LVDTs, Servovalves, Spark Plugs, Vibration, etc, Operation & calibration

What you'll learn
Understand the 4-20 mA current loop — signal ranges, LRV/URV, loop wiring, and why it is the field standard
Explain the operation of pressure, temperature, level, and flow instruments used on gas turbine packages
Operate and interpret speed pickups, vibration probes, and flame detectors on running gas turbines
Understand servovalves, actuators, and final control elements — how control signals become valve movement
Calibrate field transmitters correctly — zero, span, 5-point checks, and as-found/as-left documentation
Troubleshoot instrument loops from the field device back to the control system
Understand Motor Control Center (MCC) fundamentals — starters, protection, and motor-driven auxiliaries

Requirements
Basic electrical knowledge — voltage, current, and resistance (Ohm's law) — is helpful but not essential
No prior gas turbine experience required; fundamentals are explained from the ground up
A general interest in industrial instrumentation, controls, or field engineering
No special software or tools needed — just a willingness to learn