Turbine
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Turbine Consulting for thermal turbomachinery

Ingolf Scholz

Freelance engineer in the field of power plant technology

Scholz Turbine Consulting
Girbigsdorfer Str. 56
02829 Markersdorf (OT Holtendorf)

Turbine Consulting

Support for turbine revisions and repairs

Support in the preparation of tenders, tender evaluation, selection of service providers

Fact finding, repair recommendations, inspections at the respective service company, monitoring of clearance adjustment during reassembly, support during commissioning

Analysis and evaluation of the operating behavior of steam turbines

Malfunction analysis of steam turbine systems
analysis of operating data, vibration evaluation, malfunctions in the steam turbine systems (condenser, evacuation, oil supply, leakage and sealing steam system, drainage system)

Damage analyzes on steam turbine assemblies
bearing damage, valve damage, blade damage, erosion, corrosion, erosion corrosion, deformation of assemblies (rotors, guide blade carriers, casings) and damage to system technology

Training on steam turbine technology including system technology, instrumentation and control as well as the water-steam cycle in general

Education

Studies power plant technology at the university of applied science in Zittau

Doctorate as Dr.-Ing. on the topic “Creep of power plant pipelines”

Teaching activity

Since 2007 lectureship at the university of applied science in Zittau in the subject of steam and gas turbines

Training of employees and trainees at Siemens Industrial Turbines in steam turbine technology

Experience

Group manager housing design at Siemens Industrial Turbines

Department head of the core turbine engineering at Siemens Industrial Turbines

Department head for steam turbine operations and principal expert for industrial steam turbines, fault and damage analyses, product safety cases, technical advice and support in the internal Siemens network worldwide

Consultant for steam turbines during revisions, new construction projects, evaluation of service activities, failure analyses

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