The 2-cup Fuel Nozzle is a precision-engineered component used in gas turbines, specifically in the oil and gas industry. Its primary function is to inject liquid fuel into the combustion chamber in a fine, atomized spray, allowing for optimal mixing with air and efficient ignition. This ensures stable combustion, better fuel efficiency, and reduced emissions—key performance factors in industrial turbine applications.

The “2-cup” design refers to the nozzle’s dual flow passages, which help balance fuel distribution across the combustion zone. This promotes more uniform flame stability and lowers the risk of hot spots that can cause thermal stress to the turbine hardware. The nozzle is typically used on “base” engines and is suited for continuous-duty operations.

The L47197P05 variant is known for its compatibility with LM2500 turbine configurations and is built to endure harsh operating environments. It features durable materials and a design that withstands high temperatures and pressures commonly found in oil and gas turbine systems.

The LM2500XPRESS+G4 DLE UPT is a fast-deployable gas turbine system engineered for demanding oil and gas environments—onshore or offshore. It offers a balanced combination of power, efficiency, and installation speed, making it especially suited for upstream, midstream, and LNG operations where reliable electricity and mechanical drive are critical and timelines are tight.

At the core of this system is the LM2500+G4 gas generator, a proven design that delivers higher output and efficiency than earlier models, thanks to improvements in airflow, thermal capability, and cooling. It strikes a solid middle ground in the 20–40 MW class—powerful enough to support heavy oilfield infrastructure but lighter and more flexible than larger industrial turbines.

The Dry Low Emissions (DLE) combustion system helps meet environmental regulations without relying on water or steam injection—a major advantage for remote or offshore sites where water supply is limited or emissions compliance is strict.

The Upgraded Power Turbine (UPT) adds flexibility in terms of shaft speed and load-following, which makes this unit adaptable for various oil and gas power demands—from continuous baseload operation to backup and peaking support.

Its XPRESS configuration emphasizes rapid deployment. The turbine is delivered in a compact, modular format, pre-assembled into a small number of transportable units with simplified electrical and mechanical interconnections. This minimizes site work, shortens commissioning time to a matter of weeks, and reduces exposure to remote-site construction risks.

The LM2500+ gas turbine delivers increased power and improved efficiency by building on the proven LM2500 platform. Designed to meet the demanding needs of industrial and offshore operations, it offers a compact, reliable solution for power generation and mechanical drive applications.

The LM2500+ enhances the original LM2500 design by adding a 17-stage high-pressure axial compressor. This additional compressor stage increases airflow and raises the engine’s pressure ratio, resulting in roughly 20% more power output. The turbine uses a ring combustion chamber with advanced dry low emissions (DLE) technology, producing very low levels of NOx and CO emissions to meet strict environmental standards.

A key feature of the LM2500+ is its low-speed turbine section, which is specifically designed for offshore platforms and other space-restricted environments. This turbine’s compact size and modular design allow for easy maintenance, with split compressor casing and in-place blade replacement that reduce downtime and operational complexity. The turbine is factory-tested and pre-wired for straightforward installation, supporting both 50 Hz and 60 Hz power generation without the need for additional equipment like reducers.

Operators benefit from the LM2500+’s enhanced power and fuel efficiency, which help reduce operational costs and improve performance in applications such as combined heat and power systems, industrial power generation, underground gas storage, and gas pipelines. Its modular, space-saving design fits well in offshore installations where size and weight are critical factors.

the LM2500+ ensures continuous performance and maximizes uptime, making it a trusted solution for critical power needs across various industrial and offshore applications.

The LM2500 Gas Turbine is a high-efficiency power unit designed for use in industrial, marine, and utility applications. It’s commonly used for grid support, combined heat and power, and in mobile or remote power installations.

The turbine uses a single-rotor gas generator that can be connected to a power turbine. Inside, it includes a 16-stage compressor, an annular combustor, and a two-stage high-pressure turbine—to deliver strong performance in demanding environments.

Built for flexibility, the LM2500 is well-suited for operations that require frequent start-and-stop cycles. It can ramp up from a cold shutdown to full power in under five minutes, making it a reliable option for fast, on-demand power delivery.

Adding to its versatility, the LM2500 supports a wide range of fuels—including natural gas, diesel, aviation fuel, naphtha, LPG, ethane, ethanol, biodiesel, and more. This fuel flexibility makes it easy to integrate into different operating environments.

Its proven adaptability and performance have made the LM2500 the most widely used gas turbine in the 25–37 megawatt range.

In addition to high efficiency and reliability, the LM2500 delivers low emissions—even in challenging environments or when water availability is limited. With control system redundancy and several configuration options, it offers a customizable solution for dependable, efficient power generation.