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LM9000The new prime mover for oil and gas

GE Oil & Gas

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GE Oil & Gas has a proven record of developing robust industrial gas turbines from world-class aircraft engines. Our LM2500 (18-24 MW) and LM2500+/G4 (28-34 MW) units were evolved from GE's TF39/CF6-6 engines that power Lockheed C-5 and McDonnell Douglas DC-10 aircraft. Our LMS100 (100-116 MW) and LM6000 (44-60 MW) turbines were evolutions of GE's CF6-80C2/E1 engine that powers Airbus 300, 310 and 330; as well as Boeing 747 and 767. We've built over 4,000 of those aeroderivative gas turbines, and they've accumulated 100+ million fleet hours in mechanical drive and power generation applications.

Now, LM9000 continues the tradition by drawing on the unparalleled global flight experience of GE Aviation's GE90-115B, Boeing's 777 engine since 2004.

• Boeing's 777 aircraft engine

• 2,000 engines in service

• Most powerful commercial flight engine — over 120,000 lbs of thrust

• Used for longest-range, twin-engine flights

• More than 12 years in commercial service

Combustion System• DLE 1.5• 30-54 MWI gas fuel

Free Power Turbine• Nominal 100% speed:

3,429 rpm• Speed range: 70 to 105%

GE90-115B

LM9000

42MILLION

FLIGHT HOURS

65 MWPOWER OUTPUT

99.98%DEPARTURERELIABILITY

43%SC EFFICIENCY

PROVENIN THE SKY

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Power & Speed FlexibilityA key design feature is its free power turbine — enabling high-efficiency power and speeds over a wide range of ambient conditions. The LM9000 has a nominal speed of 3,429 rpm, and a 70% to 105% speed range.

Optimized Package DesignIts modular package design enables shorter manufacturing cycles and faster installation, with lower installed and operational costs than field-erected units.

This also contributes to the LM9000’s compact footprint which helps meet stringent space requirements, especially for retrofits or smaller new plants, and greatly simplifies balance of plant requirements for both offshore and onshore installations. The driver package is just 12.5 m x 5 m x 4.5 m (LxWxH).

Maintenance & Cost AdvantagesThe LM9000 simplifies LNG plant design and associated CAPEX by eliminating the need for a helper motor — allowing LNG train startup in the loaded (pressurized) condition without venting process gas. Its high efficiency and longer maintenance intervals help reduce operating costs related to fuel and maintenance, in comparison with a non-GE DLE aeroderivative gas turbine:

• In mechanical-drive configuration for a typical 4.5 MTPA LNG plant, the LM9000 has up to 20% lower total cost of ownership (TCO)

• In simple-cycle power generation configuration, it has up to 13% lower leveraged cost of electricity (LCOE)

Longer maintenance intervals and 24-hour engine swap capability (thanks to an innovative mini skid for easy lateral removal of either the whole gas turbine or just the supercore) contribute to >99% availability, which is critical to LNG applications.

The turbine’s condition-based maintenance, multiple borescope ports, and structural design are all tailored to meet aviation-quality metrics for high reliability and maintainability.

AdVANTAGES of LM9000 vs. typical non-GE option

4 stage Free Power Turbine

4 stage LPC 9 stage HPC

2 stage HPT

1 stage IPT

Conventional dLE 1.5 combustor

The innovative mini-skid design allows fast and easy lateral removal of either the supercore or the whole gas turbine — for engine swap in just 24 hours.

ROBuST dESIGNdIVERSE APPLICATIONS

Ideal for mechanical drive, the LM9000 is also well suited for simple-cycle (peaking, mid-merit, baseload), cogeneration, and combined-cycle power generation. With 43% simple-cycle efficiency, and over 80% efficiency in cogeneration configuration, this turbine can deliver a precise, dependable, safe, and flexible energy supply.

The LM9000 is the most competitive gas turbine for LNG mechanical drive in the 65+ MW class. It offers the highest availability, best-in-class total cost of ownership, and DLE technology that enables dual fuel capability and reduces NOx emissions while eliminating water use in emissions abatement.

Simple Cycle CC & CHP Mechanical drive

• Grid firming• Load following

• Base load generation• Industrial process steam• District heating

• LNG/FLNG, pipeline, offshore• High pressure pipeline

ISO Performance Maintenance Emissions

• 65 MW power output• 99% availability• 43% simple-cycle efficiency• >80% cogeneration efficiency

• 12,000 hours: inspections• 36,000 hours: hot section

replacement• 72,000 hours: overhaul• Package design allows engine

swap in 24 hours

• 15 ppm DLE NOx• 25 ppm CO• DLE 1.5 dual fuel (natural gas

and liquid fuel)

• 50% longer maintenance interval• 40% lower NOx emissions• 20% lower total cost• 20% more power • 25% fewer trains needed

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