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IPP stocks used, secondhand, and surplus turbines ready to support chemical, utility, and processing plants

Increase plant efficiency with ready-to-ship turbines from IPP’s global inventory

Featured Steam Turbines

Unused Carbon Steel Dresser Rand E-1SU2B1504 Steam Turbine

Type: Turbine

Subtype: Steam

Manufacturer: Dresser Rand

Model: E-1SU2B1504

Condition: Unused

Material: Carbon Steel

Power: 2,051 kW (2,750 HP)

Speed (RPM): 6540-6760

Steam turbine originally designed to be used to drive a compressor, but can be used to drive other machines.

Dresser Rand Series ET-186, Five Rateau stages. Normal speed is 6540 rpm, max. speed is 6760 rpm. First critical speed is 2900 rpm, second critical speed is 7800 rpm. Speed regulation is by a Woodward governor, model 505E.

The turbine has the following alarms/shutdowns; Over speed, Emergency valve, solenoid valve, Low oil pressure, and high input steam pressure.

Requires 63 gpm cooling water for oil cooler. Complete pressurized oil system operating at 116 psig. Size of turbine alone is 9’ x 6’ x 7’ at 14,000 lbs.

Inlet Pressure: 62.7 bar (910 psi). Inlet Temperature: 470 °C (878 °F). Outlet Pressure: 4.1 bar (59.7 psi). Outlet Temperature: 250 °C (482 °F). Stages: 5.

Turbodyne U-22575 Steam Turbine

Type: Turbine

Subtype: Steam

Manufacturer: Turbodyne

Model: U-22575

Condition: Used

Power: 8,572 kW (11,495 HP)

Speed (RPM): 12863

multi valve single row, solid rotor Casing is manufactured from a Chrome Molly Alloy, with a forged Shaft. "Engineering solution" Single stage Special 13,506 rpm, rated 1150 psi steam @ 890 deg F, 550 psi exhaust Includes spare rotor and parts

Inlet Pressure: 79.3 bar (1,150 psi). Inlet Temperature: 476.7 °C (890 °F). Outlet Pressure: 37.9 bar (550 psi). Backpressure?: Yes. Stages: 1.

Carbon Steel Dresser Rand ET-5 Steam Turbine

Type: Turbine

Subtype: Steam

Manufacturer: Dresser Rand

Model: ET-5

Condition: Used

Material: Carbon Steel

Power: 2,804 kW (3,760 HP)

Speed (RPM): 6309-6760

Series ET-190. No. T 505064, Multi stage, condensing turbine with horizontally split case.
Normal speed, (max. continues=6760 rpm,. Trip speed 7436 rpm. First critical 3800 rpm, second critical 8500 rpm
Complete pressurized oil system operating at 116 psig.

Inlet Pressure: 27.4 bar (398 psi). Inlet Temperature: 380 °C (716 °F). Outlet Pressure: 0.15 bar (2.1 psi). Outlet Temperature: 60 °C (140 °F). Condensing?: Yes. Stages: 5.

Unused Siemens HG32 Steam Turbine

Type: Turbine

Subtype: Steam

Manufacturer: Siemens

Model: HG32

Condition: Unused

Power: 6,234 kW (8,360 HP)

Speed (RPM): 9615

back pressure turbine. steam consumption 13.2 lb/BHP/hr, Total flow 106900 lbs/hr.

Inlet Pressure: 127.6 bar (1,850 psi). Inlet Temperature: 518.3 °C (965 °F). Outlet Pressure: 14.1 bar (205 psi). Outlet Temperature: 248.9 °C (480 °F). Backpressure?: Yes.

Used turbines remain a core component of industrial energy systems, converting thermal or fluid energy into mechanical motion or electrical power. Whether you’re looking to support a cogeneration system, back up steam recovery, or replace a failed driver, IPP provides inspected, in-stock turbine systems from 20 global plant sites. With over 47 years of experience, IPP is the world’s largest supplier of used process equipment, with more than 15,000 systems in stock — including steam turbines, gas turbines, and mechanical drives.

IPP’s inventory includes backpressure turbines, condensing turbines, and mechanical drive turbines from trusted OEMs such as GE, Dresser-Rand, Siemens, Elliott, and Peter Brotherhood.

Industries and applications

In chemical and petrochemical plants, for driving compressors, blowers, or pumps
In power generation and utilities, as prime movers or in cogeneration applications
In refineries, for energy recovery and mechanical drive use
In paper and pulp, for integrating steam loops and power generation
In pharmaceutical and food, where combined heat and power (CHP) systems are required

Energy sources and media

High- and low-pressure steam
Natural gas and combustion byproducts
Waste heat from process systems
Compressed air or fluid flow in mechanical systems

Common materials of construction

Alloy steel and stainless internals for high-temperature resilience
Cast iron or cast steel housings for structural durability
High-nickel alloys for corrosion resistance in steam environments
Precision-machined shafts and rotor blades for energy efficiency

Key features of used turbines

Backpressure and condensing configurations available
Horizontal and vertical mounting options
Lubrication and control systems included with many units
ASME and API standards compliance
Skid-mounted packages for faster integration

Learn more about how turbines are used in process industries via Power Engineering.

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