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Alarms and trips in COPt

a) Lube oil Low-pressure alarm & trip.
(b) Lube oil High temperature alarm.
(c) Over speed trip
(d) High back pressure alarm & trips.
(e) High discharge pressure alarm & trip.
(f) Steam inlet low-pressure trip.

(g) Rotor axial movement trip.
(h) I.G. system abnormal trip.
(i) Pump bearing high temperature trip.
(j) Intermediate shaft bearing high temperature trip.
(k) Casing overheat trip.
(l) Emergency trip.
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