Aeroderivative gas turbines
GE LM series
- LM1600
- LM2500
- LM5000
- LM6000
A combustion inspection of a heavy duty gas turbine is a planned shutdown examination focused on the combustion system components. This is typically conducted every 8,000 to 12,000 equivalent operating hours (1 to 2 years), depending on duty cycle, operating environment, and manufacturer guidance.
Our combustion inspection includes:
- Remove and inspect fuel nozzles, combustor liners, transition pieces, cross-fire tubes, and related components in order to identify issues before they turn into turbine damage
- Cleaning or replacing parts showing wear, coatings damage, hotspots, cracks, or erosion
- Leak-test of fuel systems
The MFS combustion inspection ensures that the combustion components of your gas turbine remain healthy and reliable. It helps prevent unscheduled outages, supports performance efficiency, and informs timing for deeper inspections.
Specialized in
Our engineers have experience with both aeroderivative and heavy-duty gas turbines used in industrial and energy applications.
Heavy Duty gas turbines
GE Frame series
- Frame 1
- Frame 3
- Frame 5
- Frame 6
- Frame 9
Other brands
- Pratt & Whitney FT4
- Pratt & Whitney FT8
- Nuovo Pignone PGT10
- Nuovo Pignone PGT25
Our services
Let us improve your profitability
Reduce turbine downtime and decrease your total cost of ownership.