GE Gas Turbine

July 6, 2016. Greenville, South Carolina.
Workers install the combustion cans on a 7HA.02 model GE gas turbine, with the help of a custom Positech robot arm. The arm has been used for only a year, and has greatly helped with the assembly process of these large turbines.
At the General Electric Gas Turbine factory, engineers design, produce, test and repair gas turbines for generating electricity. These turbines weigh more than 900,000 pounds and can create internal combustion...
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July 6, 2016. Greenville, South Carolina.
Workers install the combustion cans on a 7HA.02 model GE gas turbine, with the help of a custom Positech robot arm. The arm has been used for only a year, and has greatly helped with the assembly process of these large turbines.
At the General Electric Gas Turbine factory, engineers design, produce, test and repair gas turbines for generating electricity. These turbines weigh more than 900,000 pounds and can create internal combustion temperatures up to 2,900 degrees F. Depending on the model, one of the GE turbines can produce enough electricity for half a million American households.
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