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Speedtronic MK VI (Mark VI) is the Turbine control system from General Electric. For more informations: http://site.ge-energy.com/prod_serv/products/tech_docs/en/downlo ... See More
MKVI (turbine control system from GE). TMR (triple modular redundancy).
Sir, I did not work on Speedtronics but since your question was occupying me, here are some googling results for you, please surf and gather your answer. http://control ... See More
Because it is a rare skill. There aren't as much turbines as there are computers running .NET/Java/C++ isn't it?
TMR is abbreviation of Triple Module Redundant. TMR is derived from the basic architecture with3 separate and independent Control Modules, Power supplies, and I/O Nets Ma ... See More
In MKVI, Triple Module Redundant (TMR) is derived from the basic architecture with three completely separate and independent Control Modules, power supplies, and IONets. ... See More
the simplex is only one moduleR and communication C but the but TMR they have three modular R,S,T and they use the votting system to get action
TMR is Triple Module Redundant which is clear from its name that you have triple redundant R,S and T controllers in case you lost one of them mainly for protection inputs ... See More
OK! Brother Waqar Ahmed, but As far as I know, C processor used only in Mark V system. The archetectur of Mark VI (TCP) is completely different from Mark V. (^_^)