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Unlike most gas turbines, the LM6000 is primarily controlled by the compressor discharge temperature in lieu of the turbine inlet temperature. Some of the compressor discharge air is then used to cool high-pressure turbine components. Sprint — which stands for `Spray Inter-cooled Turbine` — reduces compressor discharge temperature, thereby allowing advancement of the throttle to significantly enhance power and improve thermal efficiency.

Known as GE`s `Power Plant on Wheels,` our TM2500+ mobile aeroderivative gas turbine generator set is ideal for providing a base-load bridge to permanent power installations or for generating backup power in support of natural disaster relief, plant shutdowns, or equipment maintenance, with the capacity to produce more than 26 megawatts of power—that`s 31% more than its predecessor, the TM2500. Equipped with our proven LM2500+ and engineered for flexibility and quick dispatch, the TM2500+ is the go-to solution for fast, mobile power needs in almost any environment. The two-trailer design is also available with a standard LM2500 aeroderivative gas turbine, delivering 23 megawatts at 50 Hz and 24 megawatts at 60 Hz.