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Deriving CO₂ and pH from Conductivity Values for Power Plant Cycle Chemistry
pH and CO2 measurement are central to efficient power plant cycle chemistry. Advanced process analytics instruments can provide accurate, calculated pH and CO2 determination from three simple conductivity measurements.
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Reduce boiler corrosion and chemical costs with accurate pH measurement.
Appropriate and accurate pH chemical dosing into a power plant’s water cycle is essential to minimizing waste of chemicals and boiler corrosion. Precise measurement can save pH chemical dosing costs, help reduce corrosion, and maximize personnel safety.
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4 Ways Network Monitoring Keeps Utilities Safe
It’s no secret that people are concerned about the security of the U.S. power grid. Cyber criminals are always looking to exploit weaknesses in systems and networks. And unless you’re looking for malicious activity, you may not even know that your networks have been breached.
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4 Major Reasons Power and Utilities Should Work in the Cloud
It’s time for power and utilities to move to the cloud – here are 4 major reasons why.
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Cybersecurity Strategies the U.S. Power Grid Should Apply
A multifaceted approach to cybersecurity can help power utilities provide defense against similar attacks.
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Rent, buy, or lease? Learn how to make the smart choice for your site access mat needs
You know you need site access mats for your upcoming project. But should you rent, buy, or lease them? Making the right decision means considering many factors, including project duration, jobsite conditions, equipment, mat quality – even the potential for extreme weather. In this white paper, you will learn how to navigate the decision and choose the option that saves you time, money, and headaches. Find out the questions you must ask potential suppliers, and what happens when jobs go longer than planned.
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GDPR – A New Regulation
Let’s take a look at how organizations can take the first few steps towards GDPR compliance.
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Let’s Get Serious About Securing the Nation’s Critical Infrastructure
Protecting the nation’s critical infrastructure is becoming much more difficult in the face of escalating cyber attacks as well as the increasing complexity of systems underlying our critical infrastructure.
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All Change – From gas to oil
Large scale projects typically involve many stakeholders, contractors and suppliers, which can lead to increased complexity and more challenging situations. Delivering such projects on time and within budget requires considerable coordination and management skills; traits that one US energy company needed in order to complete its most recent expansion project.
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Cybersecurity and the U.S. Power Grid
Most of the nation’s critical infrastructure is Internet-dependent and is the target of persistent cyber attacks. Learn what organizations can do to increase the security.
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Power Utilities are Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks Like Spear Phishing
Find out what spear phishing is and how it can leave power utilities at risk.
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Sargent & Lundy to Present at HRSG Forum
February 28, 2018 – Sargent & Lundy is presenting at the Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG) Forum, taking place March 5-7 in Houston. The 2018 agenda for the forum features presentations from around the world, presented by the world’s foremost experts on HRSG and related equipment.
Daniel Azukas of Sargent & Lundy is presenting Remaining Useful Life Assessment of -
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Sargent & Lundy to Present at the 22nd Annual International Pressure Equipment Integrity Association (IPEIA) Conference
February 28, 2018 – Sargent & Lundy is presenting at the International Pressure Equipment Integrity Association (IPEIA) Conference, which takes place March 7-9, in Banff, Alberta, Canada.
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Sargent & Lundy Attending 2018 Energy, Utility, & Environmental Conference (EUEC)
February 27, 2018 – Sargent & Lundy is presenting a wide range of papers at the upcoming 2018 Energy, Utility & Environment Conference (EUEC). The conference takes place March 5-7 in San Diego, California. The papers will cover current energy and environmental topics:
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Network Monitoring is Key for Public Power Utilities
Network monitoring can provide key cybersecurity insights into an organization’s netflow activity and rapidly detect unusual behavior.
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A new method for corrosion prevention
Corrosion monitoring, control and prevention is an ongoing battle in today’s power plants. Two of the strongest indicators of how well that battle is being waged is to monitor the corrosive salts of chloride and sulfate.
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Training to be the Best
Every business needs to have a skills training program to one degree or another. For those involved in more complex industries, such as oil and gas or petrochemical engineering, gathering new skills as well as the experience of the older generation and passing it onto those committed to learning a new trade is an essential business practice.
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Advanced On-Line Sodium Measurement for Power Plants
Water treatment performance and determination of purity have depended on sodium measurement for nearly four decades. Monitoring cation exchange performance and the purity of power makeup water, steam and condensate has benefitted from measurement of this key parameter.
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On-line Monitoring of Total Organic Carbon in the Water Cycle
Organic contamination in cogeneration water/steam cycles is capable of causing process disruptions and catastrophic damage to expensive capital equipment. Find out how to stop it in our white paper.
A Guide to On-line Conductivity Measurement
Conductivity and resistivity are widely used parameters for water purity analysis, monitoring of reverse osmosis, cleaning procedures, control of chemical processes and in industrial wastewater. Reliable results for these varied applications depend on choosing the right conductivity/resistivity sensor.
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Conductivity Theory Guide
Our complimentary 48 page guide is a comprehensive reference and training tool based on decades of industry leadership in this measurement.
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A Powerful Tool for Rapid Transmitter Configuration
Pure and ultrapure water systems often require several transmitters on each water panel to monitor the various measurements needed to effectively manage water purification. To simplify this task…
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Silica Measurement in Cogeneration Combined Cycle Power Plants
In sugar and ethanol plants, steam is generated to produce power. Trace levels of silica in the pure water used to generate this steam can lead to damage to equipment such as turbines and boilers, and reduced heat transfer efficiency.
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Sulzer Pump Service Reliability Tips – No. 2
Sulzer Pump Reliability Tips
Making the right connection between impeller diameter and speed is essential when considering changes to a pumping system. Applying the pump affinity laws ensures any design changes are correctly implemented.
Sulzer offers expert assistance and also ensures that the wider mechanical systems are also sufficiently robust to accommodate changes in design.
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Faster Power Plant Cycling
Rapid startup is critical for modern power plants, as peaks and valleys in demand fluctuate with the increased use of alternative, renewable sources. But power plant cycling comes with risks to expensive equipment. Maintaining control of water cycle chemistry is vital to help mitigate them.
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Eliminating lab-based water cycle chemistry measurements
Power plants are under pressure to accurately measure critical water quality parameters like chloride, sulfate and organics with shrinking budgets for equipment and staffing. How can they achieve this?
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Simplifying Sensor Calibration and Maintenance in Power Plants
Falling profit margins mean there is growing pressure on power plants to do more with less. In many plants there has been a reduction in maintenance staff, and the remaining team is left trying to keep all equipment operational with a lower budget and in fewer hours. Digital sensors are a major contribution to simplifying and easing the maintenance burden.
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Deionization Resin Capacity Monitoring – White Paper
Eliminating contamination of a power plant’s water cycle is a critical element of protecting expensive plant equipment such as turbines and boilers from corrosion and pitting. Learn about a proactive approach for predicting when resin exhaustion will occur that offers significant benefits over the traditional elapsed time and totalized flow methods.
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Sulzer Pump Service Reliability Tips – No. 1
Discover the advantages of synthetic oils and how they can be tailored to specific applications. Improving lubrication performance in pump bearings greatly improves performance and reliability.
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Controlling the emissions of a gas-powered generator
Owners and operators of landfill sites can use the landfill gas to power generators and create energy to be sold to the local grid. However, the regulations relating to the emissions generated by these facilities are being tightened and sites with manual fuel adjustment may struggle to comply in the future. Fortunately, a solution has been developed by Sulzer that not only regulates the emissions, it can also improve fuel efficiency and minimize the payback period.