LM2500 GE's LM2500 engine is an aeroderivative gas turbine engine that has been modified from the TF39 and CF6-6 aircraft engines. It has been GE's most reliable engine since the 1970's. It is commonly used in compression, power generation and marine applications.
The LM2500 engine can produce 20-25 MW of power depending on its configuration. The LM2500+ is a modification available to increase the production to 30.5 MW of power.
LM5000 GE's LM5000 engine is an aeroderivative gas turbine engine that has been modified from the CF6-50 aircraft engine. The LM5000 is used primarily for cogeneration, power generation and mechanical drive applications.
The LM5000 engine can produce 30-35 MW of power depending on its configuration.
LM6000 GE's LM6000 is an aeroderivative gas turbine engine that has been modified from CF6-80C2 aircraft engine. It is a newer generation engine that can be used in hot and cold end drive applications due to low pressure compressor. Is used as base-load and peaking power generation.
The LM6000 engine can produce 47 MW of power depending on its configuration.
LMS100 The LMS100 is an intercooled gas turbine system, developed from GE frame and aeroderivative gas turbine technologies, with simple cycle thermal efficiencies of up to 44%.
Peaking, mid-range and baseload power capabilities of up to 113 MW.
