Compressor health starts with inlet air quality

For superior reliability, availability and increased operational efficiency in challenging environments, choose clearcurrent® filters and systems.

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Energy & Electric Utilities

Parker provides clearcurrent® gas turbine inlet systems for power generation

Dust, carbon, sand, insects, fog, rain, and salt spray can impair the performance of a gas turbine used for generating power in the Energy and Electric Utility sector.

Often located in industrial areas near other combustion sources, power plants frequently operate in an atmosphere containing high levels of small particulate. Even rural locations can be subjected to large amounts of particulate, usually related to seasonal agricultural processes. These contaminants significantly reduce turbine performance and result in frequent maintenance and costly downtime.

To ensure your turbines continue to run at optimum efficiency, Parker provides clearcurrent® gas turbine inlet systems developed for specific environmental conditions including coastal, desert and dusty regions, high or low humidity and areas with high or low levels of particulate. In addition to filter housings, we supply turbine inlet cooling, ventilation systems, acoustic packages and air quality services. Inlet cooling can provide additional power where needed, implemented either as a new unit or as a retrofit.

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Oil & Gas

Parker offers superior filtration products and systems for the oil & gas industry

Harsh weather conditions, high levels of airborne particulate and salt ingress are just some of the challenges faced by gas turbine operators in the oil and gas industry.

Often sited in remote locations such as jungles, deserts, offshore platforms and FPSOs, gas turbines used in the oil and gas industry typically encounter extremely challenging operating environments. High levels of small particulate in the form of sand, dust and shot-debris from drilling, salt aerosols in offshore and coastal locations, and harsh weather conditions all threaten the performance and health of a gas turbine. In addition, particularly in offshore locations, severe space and height limitations pose further challenges to efficient operation.

Today's operations require high availability and low downtime rates from their turbines. However, in the oil and gas industry, the environment can threaten the trouble-free operation of a gas turbine. Due to the very large quantities of air that turbines require for operation, airborne contaminants can pose a significant challenge to the ongoing health of these precision pieces of rotating equipment.

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Ship Propulsion

Parker is at the forefront of engine salt protection technology

The choice of major gas turbine engine suppliers and trusted by military navies around the world.

The marine environment represents a unique challenge for the operation of gas turbines and the air filtration systems that protect them. To ensure turbine protection, a filtration system is required to remove vast quantities of salt spray, dust and occasionally 'green seas', while being constrained by severe space and weight limitations.

Parker has specialized in the design and manufacture of advanced air filtration and silencing systems for gas turbines since the late 1960s when systems were first being introduced as propulsion units, principally on warships. When it comes to protecting the engines of crucial naval ships, the top engine suppliers turn to altair® for their filtration system needs.

Not only do altair filtration systems meet the specifications of OEM engine suppliers such as GE and Rolls-Royce, but continuous innovation in salt and water removal has helped earn the trust of key naval decision-makers. Our altair Neptune and altair Vega systems have been installed on major military navies worldwide and continue to be selected for new ship programs.

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Parts & Accessories

While timely filter replacement is essential to the protection of gas turbines, it is critical that all components are properly maintained to ensure continued turbine performance and reliability. Some of our High velocity filtration units had been operating on harsh and offshore environments for over 20 years.
High performance altair® Static Offshore System have been protecting offshore turbines from salt, water and other contaminants since 2013. Developed to operate at medium to high air velocity in compact filter houses, this system helps operators to obtain extended availability of gas turbines. Its low-pressure loss, outstanding dust-holding capacity, and extremely high salt efficiency reduces maintenance needs.
High performance altair® System2 filtration units may now have been operating in a harsh coastal or offshore environment for over 20 years. Adequate maintenance and spare parts are needed to keep your altair® System2 performance. PARKER, as original manufacturer, is your best source for spare parts and maintenance support.
The Gas Turbine Filtration Division of Parker Hannifin Corporation, the global leader in motion and control technologies, has released new ancillary spares kits for gas turbine filter house maintenance. The kits are designed to ensure customers can easily access the replacement parts needed to avoid unplanned downtime and maintain filter house performance over years of operation.
Parker Hannifin TM2500 Air Inlet offers advanced filtration for multiple power generation applications such as temporary peak power, plant shutdowns, equipment maintenance, or emergency power during natural disasters.
Protecting gas turbines goes beyond changing filters. Learn how Parker can support your maintenance needs and reduce your downtime.

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North & South America Gas Turbine Filtration Division
11501 Outlook Street
Suite 100
Overland Park
KS
66211
United States

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Telefon  +1 (800) 821-2222
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