【Help needed】Warm-up, start-stop, evacuation, and anti-freezing for steam turbines

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I’ve just started working with steam turbines. I know that these devices are similar to centrifugal pumps, with the difference being that the driving mechanism is replaced from an electric pump to a steam turbine. However, having no prior experience, I’m not aware of the specific precautions and tips related to tasks such as warm-up in static and dynamic conditions, starting and stopping the turbine, emptying it, dealing with emergency safety devices, using the governor, and draining water from the cylinder. Also, we are in the north where temperatures drop to dozens of degrees below zero in winter; it’s important to take precautions against freezing. Is there anyone among the experienced workers who knows about this? Thank you so much! ! Operation card attached

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