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Siemens 4000 operating instructions Using the callback facility, Storing a callback request

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Make a call – Basic Functions

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Using the callback facility

If an internal station which you have called is busy or there is no reply, you can place a request for callback. This also applies to external calls via ISDN switching centres. This saves you having to dial the number re- peatedly. You are then called back

•as soon as the other party terminates his call

•as soon as the other party makes a further call

•as soon as the other party checks his mailbox and responds to your callback request ￿ page 20.

You can only place one request for callback at a time.

If your telephone belongs to an ONS group (One Number Service ￿ page 46), please note the fol- lowing features:

Callback On Busy is indicated only on the busy telephone, not in the whole ONS group. Callback On No Reply is entered in the mailbox

￿page 20 for all internal system telephones in an ONS group.

Storing a callback request

Precondition: The station which you have called is busy or there is no reply.

Press the key. The lamp lights up.

UK code or Standard code

Answering a callback request

The telephone rings.

Lift the handset. Ringing tone can be heard.

If you do not answer a callback request within four rings, the request is cancelled.

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4000 specifications

The Siemens 4000 is an advanced series of gas turbines designed for power generation, renowned for its efficiency, reliability, and versatility. This series has made significant contributions to the energy sector, particularly in combined cycle power plants, where its performance optimizes energy production.

One of the main features of the Siemens 4000 gas turbine family is its high efficiency. The turbines are designed to operate at a thermal efficiency level that can exceed 60%, particularly when integrated into combined cycle configurations. This efficiency translates into lower fuel consumption and reduced carbon emissions, making the Siemens 4000 an environmentally friendly choice for power generation.

The Siemens 4000 series utilizes cutting-edge technologies to enhance performance and reliability. It employs advanced materials and innovative cooling techniques that allow for higher operating temperatures, resulting in increased power output. The use of sophisticated digital controls and monitoring systems ensures that the turbine operates optimally under varying load conditions and contributes to enhanced operational flexibility.

Another characteristic that sets the Siemens 4000 apart is its modular design. This feature simplifies maintenance and troubleshooting, enabling quick replacements and reducing downtime. The turbines are designed for easy access to critical components, allowing for routine inspections and repairs without extensive disassembly.

In addition, the Siemens 4000 series includes various models, such as the SGT-4000F and SGT-8000H, that cater to different market needs and applications. The SGT-4000F, for instance, is particularly suited for flexible power generation and can quickly adjust output to meet fluctuating demand, making it ideal for integration with renewable energy sources.

The Siemens 4000 turbines also prioritize operational integrity. They are engineered to withstand harsh environmental conditions, ensuring reliable performance in diverse geographical settings. This robustness is complemented by Siemens' extensive service network, which provides expert support and maintenance solutions.

In summary, the Siemens 4000 series gas turbines represent a pinnacle of engineering in power generation technology. Their high efficiency, advanced materials, reliable performance, and flexible applications make them a preferred choice for utilities and independent power producers alike, paving the way for a sustainable energy future.