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Advancing turbine innovation: GE Vernova’s turbine repair center is incorporating AI into operations on the shop floor
GE Vernova is committed to turbine repair by utilizing cutting-edge advancements at its global repair service center in Singapore. With a $20 million investment supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board, on top of the $60 million original investment made in 2019. The 36,000-square-meter (387,000-square-foot) facility will use this new investment to expand its HA gas turbine repair capabilities by implementing AI-powered robotic technologies, automated inspection systems, and lean methodologies.
- Advancements like 3D Bluelight dimensional inspection and cloud-based computer vision algorithms that can identify repair opportunities in just a few minutes versus several.
- Helping to improve reliability, reduce downtime, and provide actionable insights for power producers worldwide, all while lowering repair lead times.
- GE Vernova plans to create over 100 new technical roles to meet the region’s growing energy demands. These roles will support GE Vernova’s H-class turbines, which are designed for flexibility, support decarbonization efforts, and allow for a future transition to hydrogen.
Get to know the GEVSS service center
Key capabilities:
- HA Repair & Development center
- 3D Bluelight dimensional inspection
- NDT inspection (FPI, MP, EC)
- Laser weld bucket tip repair
- Adaptive bucket tip machining
- EDM cooling hole restoration
- Robotic thermal coating spray cells
- Robotic TBC polish
- Aeroderivative repair
Special repairs/processes:
- Dense vertical microcrack coating
- Laser power fusion cladding
- Robotic plasma / HVOF thermal coating
- Robotic cold spray
- Fluoride ion cleaning
- Laser hole opener
- 100-ton balancing
Products:
- Gas turbine components
- Aero components
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Francis Lim
Repairs and Services Commercial Leader – Asia, GE Vernova
Scott Ellis
Aeroderivatives Commercial Leader – Asia, GE Vernova
