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Part No.: DS3800HMAC1H
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark IV
Product type: Media Access Unit
Repair: 3-5 Days
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)
DS3800HMAC1H is a Media Access Unit developed by GE. It is a part of Mark IV control system. The Mark IV was one of the first in the SPEEDTRONIC series to introduce triple-redundant microprocessors, significantly enhancing reliability. The system can continue functioning even if one processor fails, providing uninterrupted turbine control and ensuring operational continuity.
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What is DS3800HMAC1H?
It is a Media Access Unit developed by GE.
How does the system use data from these distributed sensors?
Each section (R, S, T) sends its sensor readings to the control section C. The C section calculates the median of these values, providing a balanced reading that filters out anomalies. This median value is then communicated back to R, S, and T for consistent turbine control.
Why is the median value used to control the turbine?
The median value helps stabilize control by minimizing the impact of any outlier or faulty readings from individual sensors. By focusing on the median of the 13 thermocouples, the system can more accurately represent the true exhaust temperature, ensuring reliable turbine control.
What happens if there�s a failure in one of the sections?
If a failure occurs, each section R, S, and T can independently assess the turbine's condition and adjust fuel limits accordingly. This redundancy ensures that turbine control remains intact, even if one section�s sensors or calculations are compromised.