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Tdi Turbostarttm TDI TURBOSTART TM TDI TURBOSTART TM AIR STARTERS FOR AIR STARTERS FOR GAS TURBINE ENGINES GAS TURBINE ENGINES Derived from Aerospace. Designed for Industry. Since 1958, TDI has been a significant player in the design, testing and manufacturing of turbine-related machinery for the world’s most sophisticated aircraft. So it’s no surprise that when TDI engineers put their minds to designing starters for industrial gas turbines, their TurboStart motors quickly garnered recognition for their power, reliability and efficiency. The honing and discipline of a demanding aerospace industry has enabled TDI to establish new standards for industrial turbine starters based on the concepts of more power and smaller packages. The result is a line of starters that display the precision and quality of aerospace components, yet designed to match the harsh environ-mental challenges facing industrial gas turbine engines. Our engineers introduced their first industrial gas turbine starter in 1984. Twelve models and hundreds of refinements later, they continue to introduce products that break new ground for power and reliability for industrial gas turbine starters. www.tdiairstarters.com Aerospace Quality. Industrial Pricing. AS9000 6800 Poe Avenue, P.O. Box 13557, Dayton, Ohio 45413-0557 • Tel: (937) 898-9600 Fax: (937) 898-8431 TURBOSTART,TURBOVALVE,TURBOSTART TWO, AND TURBOTWIN are trademarks of Tech Development Inc., Aerospace Quality. Industrial Pricing. U.S.A. © Copyright 1999, Tech Development Inc. U.S.A. Saturn and Centaur are registered trade names of Solar, Inc. Spey and Avon are registered trade names of Rolls Royce, Ltd. A part of Smiths Aerospace. AN01-139 9/01 www.tdiairstarters.com Contents 2–3 ............TurboStart Starting TM its turbine expertise to the design Better Design. Motors for Gas TURBOSTART of gas turbine engine starters. Better Reliability. Turbine Engines At the heart of Tech 4–5 ............56 Series Turbine Gas Turbine TDI engineers have always known Development’s line of gas turbine Air Starters for that component requirements for engine starters is the principle of Aeroderivative stationary industrial power thoughtful design. Using its rich Gas Engines Starting turbines are different than stringent background of jet engine simulator 6–15 ..........56 Series FAA specifications applied to flight research, TDI engineers created Specifications Motors engine components. So instead of starter motors using concepts such 16–17 ........51H Turbine Air designing its starters to flight as fewer moving parts, air Motor for Aerospace Quality. engine component specifications, optimization, torque maximization, Kongsberg & TDI created a whole new breed of installation simplicity, and Kawasaki Engines Industrial Prices. industrial turbine engine starters. contaminant tolerance. With a clear understanding that Field Proven in the World’s 18–19 ........T100-C Air/Gas the measure of excellence in Harshest Environments Starting Motor for Packed with features and gas turbine applications is long At TDI, we believe that the best Solar Centaur/ performance, TDI Gas Turbine term reliability, TDI engineers way to reduce maintenance is to Taurus Engines Starters provide a more cost designed and built a line of starting eliminate it. That’s why we made 20–21 ........T30-M Air Driven conscious industrial grade starter motors and auxiliary pump motors our starters tolerant of the most Pump Motor for tailored to stationary turbine that deliver maximum torque and contaminated air/gas supplies Clearly the highest quality, most Pre-and-Post engine requirements. All horsepower, using minimal imaginable. TDI starters are not reliable turbine starters have their Lubrication TurboStart™ 50 Series and amounts of air, in packages affected by salt water, pipe scale, roots in the aerospace industry. 22 ..............Valves & TurboTwin™ T100 Gas Turbine designed to eliminate failure. micro-sand, or wellhead gas TurboStart™ Air Starters from Tech Accessories Starter Models provide aerospace liquids. For more than twenty Development are no exception. As a efficiency and durability, without years, the TDI brand has been 23 ..............Engine leader in cutting edge aerospace the high costs of FAA compliance synonymous with the word Compatibility turbine engine simulation and Selection Guide and testing. “dependable”…regardless of the research, Tech Development applies operating conditions. Isn’t it time Since 1958, TDI has been a leading to equip your engines with supplier of turbine systems for wind starters that eliminate regular tunnel simulation testing. maintenance due to the affects of harsh environments? TDI is a leading provider of sophisticated turbofan engine simulators for the Tech Development’s turbine aerospace industry. blade designs optimize air throughput for greater starting power. TDI maintains precision tolerances on the most intricate turbine blade designs. 2 3 Contents 2–3 ............TurboStart Starting its turbine expertise to the design Better Design. TM Motors for Gas TURBO START of gas turbine engine starters. Better Reliability. Turbine Engines At the heart of Tech 4–5 ............56 Series Turbine TDI engineers have always known Development’s line of gas turbine Air Starters for Gas Turbine that component requirements for engine starters is the principle of Aeroderivative stationary industrial power thoughtful design. Using its rich Gas Engines Starting turbines are different than stringent background of jet engine simulator 6–15 ..........56 Series FAA specifications applied to flight research, TDI engineers created Specifications Motors engine components. So instead of starter motors using concepts such 16–17 ........51H Turbine Air designing its starters to flight as fewer moving parts, air Motor for engine component specifications, optimization, torque maximization, Kongsberg & Aerospace Quality. TDI created a whole new breed of installation simplicity, and Kawasaki Engines industrial turbine engine starters. contaminant tolerance. With a clear understanding that Field Proven in the World’s 18–19 ........T100-C Air/Gas Industrial Prices. the measure of excellence in Harshest Environments Starting Motor for Packed with features and gas turbine applications is long At TDI, we believe that the best Solar Centaur/ performance, TDI Gas Turbine term reliability, TDI engineers way to reduce maintenance is to Taurus Engines Starters provide a more cost designed and built a line of starting eliminate it. That’s why we made 20–21 ........T30-M Air Driven conscious industrial grade starter motors and auxiliary pump motors our starters tolerant of the most Pump Motor for tailored to stationary turbine that deliver maximum torque and contaminated air/gas supplies Clearly the highest quality, most Pre-and-Post engine requirements. All horsepower, using minimal imaginable. TDI starters are not reliable turbine starters have their Lubrication TurboStart™ 50 Series and amounts of air, in packages affected by salt water, pipe scale, roots in the aerospace industry. 22 ..............Valves & TurboTwin™ T100 Gas Turbine designed to eliminate failure. micro-sand, or wellhead gas TurboStart™ Air Starters from Tech Accessories Starter Models provide aerospace liquids. For more than twenty Development are no exception. As a efficiency and durability, without years, the TDI brand has been 23 ..............Engine leader in cutting edge aerospace the high costs of FAA compliance synonymous with the word Compatibility turbine engine simulation and Selection Guide and testing. “dependable”…regardless of the research, Tech Development applies operating conditions. Isn’t it time Since 1958, TDI has been a leading to equip your engines with supplier of turbine systems for wind starters that eliminate regular tunnel simulation testing. maintenance due to the affects of harsh environments? TDI is a leading provider of sophisticated turbofan engine simulators for the Tech Development’s turbine aerospace industry. blade designs optimize air throughput for greater starting power. TDI maintains precision tolerances on the most intricate turbine blade designs. 2 3 TM TurboStart 56 Series starter The Power for The Simplicity of the Single what can be even more 3 Contact Points TURBOSTART designs employ Tech Starting Efficiency Planetary Gear expensive is punitive action by 1 Development’s extensive The optimum gas turbine Instead of complex sets of environmental agencies. 56 Series aerospace experience designing engine starter demonstrates inefficient compound gears that and manufacturing jet engine efficient use of supply air have to be precisely assembled, The Sprag Clutch: simulators. That, coupled with throughout the start cycle with the TurboStart uses a single Another Sensible Design Turbine TDI’s understanding of power to spare. TurboStart’s planetary gear reducer. It’s not Feature from TDI 2 3 industrial operating 210 hp (158 Kw) at 150 psig only efficient from a design and TurboStart’s unique sprag clutch Air Starters environments, has established a (10 BAR) does just that. Our power standpoint, but it distributes torque evenly to 22 new standard for reliability and starters are precisely matched actually simplifies the process separate contact points, rather The traditional pawl and ratchet clutch cost efficiency for industrial to your engine’s specifications of matching starter speed with than just three points used on design uses three sharply pointed for contact arms and requires sophisticated turbine engine starters. to hasten the start cycle
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