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ap+m supplies parts and services for many types of GE aeroderivative gas turbines. Below are some of the more commonly used engine types. The GE LM2500 is the workhorse of aeroderivative gas turbines, with more than 1,500 units in service and over 22 million operating hours with a variety of fuels and fuel/water combinations. Availability for the GE LM2500 is an outstanding 99.6%, requiring just 40 hours of major maintenance for each 10,000 operating hours. It is rated up to 33,600 shaft horsepower with a thermal efficiency of 37% and is rated to produce 20-25 megawatts of electricity. The GE LM2500, derived from GE’s TF39/CF6-6 high bypass aircraft engine, is a single spool gas generator with a 16-stage compressor, annular combustor, two-stage high pressure turbine, and an aerodynamically coupled power turbine. The GE LM2500 has applications ranging from gas line compression, cogeneration and offshore platform power to naval and cruise ship propulsion.