GE · Aero-Derivative

GE LM6000 Gas Turbines For Sale

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40–58 MWPower Output
Up to 42%Efficiency
5+Variants

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About the GE LM6000

The GE LM6000 is a high-efficiency aero-derivative gas turbine derived from the CF6 aircraft engine. Operating in the 40–58 MW range, it delivers some of the highest simple-cycle efficiencies available in its class—up to 42%—making it a preferred choice for peaking power, base load generation, and offshore oil and gas compression.

LM6000 Variants & Specifications

Available variants and key performance data.

LM6000-PA
Power Output40.3 MW
Efficiency39.5%
Base variant, proven reliability
LM6000-PC
Power Output43.7 MW
Efficiency40.2%
Enhanced performance, most widely deployed
LM6000-PD
Power Output46.8 MW
Efficiency41.0%
Sprint capability with water injection
LM6000-PF
Power Output58.0 MW
Efficiency41.9%
Highest output, dual annular combustor

Common Applications

Industries and use cases where the LM6000 is most commonly deployed.

Power Generation
Peaking, intermediate, and base-load power plants. Fast-start capability ideal for grid support.
Oil & Gas
Offshore platform power and compression. Compact footprint suits space-constrained installations.
LNG Processing
Mechanical drive for LNG liquefaction trains and gas compression applications.
Industrial CHP
Combined heat and power for industrial facilities requiring high-efficiency cogeneration.

Buying a Used LM6000 — What to Know

Used LM6000 turbines typically range from $3M to $12M depending on hours, variant, and configuration. Key factors: fired hours, major inspection status (MI, HGP overhaul), inlet configuration, and whether the package includes the gearbox, generator, and inlet/exhaust systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical operating life of an LM6000?
With proper maintenance, LM6000 turbines routinely achieve 100,000+ fired hours. GE's on-condition maintenance model means life is determined by inspection findings rather than a fixed calendar.
What overhaul intervals apply to the LM6000?
Hot gas path (HGP) inspections typically occur every 25,000 fired hours or 1,500 starts. Major inspections (MI) at 50,000 hours. Actual intervals depend on fuel type and operating conditions.
Can an LM6000 run on diesel or dual fuel?
Most LM6000 packages are configured for natural gas. Dual-fuel (liquid backup) configurations exist and are common in remote or island-mode applications.
How long does delivery take on a used LM6000?
Inventory units can ship in 60–180 days depending on packaging, inspection requirements, and export logistics. Some brokers have ready-to-ship packages available.