How is the Siemens T3000 used in the power generation industry? Is it running stably? Compared to Westinghouse AVATION and Bailey Symphony

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How is the Siemens T3000 used in the power generation industry? Is it running stably? How does it compare to Westinghouse AVATION and Bailey Symphony?

Reply #22012-09-16

The operation is stable and quite good; it is recommended to use Westinghouse AVATION

Reply #32012-09-16

How are the after-sales services for Westinghouse and Bailey? Is the system easy to master and get started with? Siemens’ after-sales service is pretty good – there’s a hotline. I’ve heard that it’s not easy to get information from foreign DCS manufacturers on one’s own

Reply #42013-03-05

Siemens gas turbines all use the T3000 system, while Westinghouse’s systems are generally used in GE turbines; but it seems that Westinghouse was also acquired by Siemens. I’m not sure though

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