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Damage from Long-term Storage

Turbines that are going to be shut down for long periods of time should be prepared to prevent damage. A unit should be left on the turning gear, if possible. The steam to the unit should be eliminated. The drains should be kept open and clear. The result of not doing this can turn into major steam path repairs. The rotor blading can corrode or become pitted, diaphragm blading can become corroded or pitted, split lines and packing hooks become damaged, resulting in a loss of efficiency and potential failures.

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