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April 18, 2018 |
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Industrial Gas Turbine Repair - What does it take?
The power generation industry is under constant pressure to meet fluctuating energy demands due to variable renewable energy demands. Combined cycle plants are increasing in size and number and have become the primary source for stable power production. The number of industrial gas turbines in service continues to increase and along with this, their technology has significantly evolved over the last 50 years to meet ever-increasing demands. Consequently, industrial gas turbines operating in these environments require periodic repairs, a task that calls for considerable expertise, precision and capital equipment investment.
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PJM: More Than 3,600 MW Will Retire in 2018
Data from regional transmission organization (RTO) PJM Interconnection shows about 630 MW of power generation will be taken offline in the grid operator’s territory in April, with more than 3,600… |
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Future Looks Bright for Gas-Fired Generation
Analysts who spoke with POWER differ slightly on the numbers, but they all agree that U.S. demand for natural gas for power generation will continue to rise. Supply should not be a problem—domestic
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Gaining Steam: Combined Heat and Power
There are increasing schemes in Europe to use marginally profitable gas-fired power plants to also generate heat for cities, and for good reason. Lausward Power Plant’s Fortuna Unit—POWER’s 2016 Plant of |
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The 4M Approach to a Connected Plant
Technology is being incorporated into operations and maintenance schemes at an ever-increasing pace. New digital tools are helping optimize assets, improve performance, and reduce overall costs. Big Data Best |
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Test Your Knowledge: Steam Turbine Rotor Vibration
Steam turbine rotors are susceptible to bending during some operational evolutions, which can lead to excessive vibration and ultimately failure. Rotor bending that results in premature failure of steam turbine… |
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