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GE LM2500 Compressor Rotor Technical Reference

The GE LM2500 Compressor Rotor is a high-speed, multi-stage assembly designed to compress air to 18-22 times atmospheric pressure at speeds up to 9,660 RPM. It serves as both an energy storage device and a structural backbone for 16 stages of compressor blades. The document emphasizes the importance of maintaining accurate start/stop cycle counts due to LCF limits based on cycles rather than hours.

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GE LM2500 Compressor Rotor Technical Reference

The GE LM2500 Compressor Rotor is a high-speed, multi-stage assembly designed to compress air to 18-22 times atmospheric pressure at speeds up to 9,660 RPM. It serves as both an energy storage device and a structural backbone for 16 stages of compressor blades. The document emphasizes the importance of maintaining accurate start/stop cycle counts due to LCF limits based on cycles rather than hours.

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GE LM2500 Gas Turbine

Compressor Rotor Assembly

Technical Reference Manual

"16-Stage High-Speed Spool"

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Introduction
The GE LM2500 Compressor Rotor is a high-speed, multi-stage spool assembly that compresses ambient air to
approximately 18-22 times atmospheric pressure. Operating at speeds up to 9,660 RPM, it represents both an
energy storage device and structural backbone for 16 stages of compressor blades.

GE LM2500 Compressor Rotor Technical Reference Page 2 of 3


Document Control Information
Document ID: LM2500-COMP-ROTOR-TRM-001

Date: February 13, 2026

CRITICAL: Maintain accurate start/stop cycle counts - LCF limits based on cycles, not
hours!

GE LM2500 Compressor Rotor Technical Reference Page 3 of 3

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