Chevron Al Khalij has introduced the new GST series of advanced turbine oils, designed to have exceptional thermal and oxidative stability and to meet strict requirements of a wide variety of turbine OEMs, including Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Siemens and Alstom. The products are well suited for power generation applications in the petrochemical production, utilities and heavy industry.
“Turbines are incredibly expensive and complicated pieces of equipment,” said Adriaan De Kok, Area Business manager, Chevron Al Khalij. “Regardless of the industry, the power production role they play is often critical. Any failures can have significant financial impact. Our new GST turbine oil series are designed to deliver long lubricant life, helping to minimise service intervals and to reduce component wear, ensuring equipment durability. We believe GST oils will help contribute to increased productivity and a better return on our customer’s turbine investment.”
GST EP turbine oil is specifically formulated for use in all gas, steam and combined cycle turbines where extreme temperatures are experienced. It is also applicable for use in both Geared and Non- Geared turbines. The oil offers oxidation and thermal stability for long service life at severe temperatures with minimal deposit formation and excellent varnish control. It is additionally suitable for industrial severe service applications requiring an R&O, ISO 32, 46, 68 and 100 circulating oil with extended service capability.
GST EP turbine oil is approved for, Alstom HTGD 90117 (for geared turbines) and Siemens TLV 901304 and TLV 901305. The product also meets requirements of ASTM D4304 Type II, British Standard 489:1999, DIN 51515/1 and 51515/2, General Electric GEK28143B, GEK101941A, GEK27070, GEK32568G ,GEK46506D, ISO 8068 L-TGA, MAN Diesel 7 Turbo TQLT2 and Solar Turbine ES 9-224 Class II.
GST EP turbine oils are now available across the Middle East.
