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Rolls-Royce Trent 60 Gas Turbines For Sale

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51–64 MWPower Output

Up to 42%Efficiency

LNG / PowerApplication

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About the Rolls-Royce Trent 60

The Rolls-Royce Trent 60 is a high-output aero-derivative gas turbine derived from the Trent 800 aircraft engine. Delivering up to 64 MW in its latest variant, it is designed for demanding base-load power generation and LNG mechanical drive applications where high efficiency and reliability are paramount.

Trent 60 Variants & Specifications

Available variants and key performance data.

Trent 60 DLE

Power Output51.2 MW

Efficiency41.3%

Dry low emissions combustion, power generation

Trent 60 WLE

Power Output64.0 MW

Efficiency41.8%

Wet low emissions, LNG and mechanical drive

Common Applications

Industries and use cases where the Trent 60 is most commonly deployed.

LNG Compression

Mechanical drive for LNG liquefaction compressor trains. High output suits large LNG projects.

Base Load Power

High-efficiency simple-cycle generation for continuous base-load operation.

Gas Compression

Midstream pipeline and gas processing compression drives requiring high power at low weight.

Combined Cycle

CCGT applications where the Trent 60's high exhaust temperature enables excellent steam generation.

Buying a Used Trent 60 — What to Know

Used Trent 60 packages are among the highest-value aero-derivatives on the market, typically $8M–$20M depending on hours and variant. Key considerations: LNG-rated packages have specialized compressor interfaces; verify the control system version and whether it is compatible with your plant DCS.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trent 60's hot gas path interval?

The Trent 60 targets ~25,000 EOH between HGP overhauls, subject to fuel type and operating profile.

What is the difference between DLE and WLE?

DLE (Dry Low Emissions) meets NOx limits without water injection. WLE (Wet Low Emissions) uses water injection to achieve lower NOx but requires a water treatment and injection system.

Is the Trent 60 still in production?

The Trent 60 is no longer in production. The used and refurbished market is the primary supply channel. Parts support continues through Rolls-Royce and authorized MRO providers.