Best Practices – Page 7 – Combined Cycle Journal

Best Practices

Pitfalls to avoid when buying a powerplant

Consolidated Asset Management Services (CAMS), one of the electric-power industry’s leading integrated services firms offering comprehensive asset management, O&M, financial services, and compliance and consulting solutions, shares its considerable experience with those considering a unit purchase in “8-pitfalls to Avoid When Buying a Power Generation Asset,” available online at no cost. Evidence of CAMS’ accomplishments […]

Pitfalls to avoid when buying a powerplant Read More »

ABHUG offers solutions to O&M challenges users face with their HRSGs, boilers

The IAPWS Australasian Boiler and HRSG Users Group (ABHUG) returns to in-person meetings this year, hosting its 2022 conference November 15-17, at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre. Presentations and open discussion sessions will focus on plant operation, maintenance, layup, cycle chemistry, and materials. Participants include users, consultants, and equipment/services providers. Attendees are encouraged to

ABHUG offers solutions to O&M challenges users face with their HRSGs, boilers Read More »

2022 BEST PRACTICES AWARDS: Six plants earn Best of the Best honors in CCJ’s annual Best Practices program

The COMBINED CYCLE Journal and the steering committees of the industry’s leading gas-turbine users groups—including 7F, 501F, 501G, 7EA, 7/9HA, Western Turbine, Frame 6B, 501G, 501D5-D5A, AOG, and V—collaborate to expand the sharing of best practices and lessons learned among owner/operators of large frame and aeroderivative gas turbines. Thirty-five plants listed below participated in the

2022 BEST PRACTICES AWARDS: Six plants earn Best of the Best honors in CCJ’s annual Best Practices program Read More »

Power Users forms Legacy Turbine Users Group (LTUG) for 7E, 6B, and Frame 5 Owners

In the world of power generation there is a significant number of mature frame gas turbines that are the backbone for industrial settings and power generation. There are several well-established user groups that support owner/operators by sharing lessons learned, technical knowledge, and troubleshooting support. It’s critical that these groups maintain a strong presence in the

Power Users forms Legacy Turbine Users Group (LTUG) for 7E, 6B, and Frame 5 Owners Read More »

How natural-gas fuel variability impacts GT operation

Natural-gas fuel composition has considerable influence on gas-turbine emissions and operability. This might not have been a concern to you previously, but the possible impacts on your engines of increasing reliance on non-traditional pipeline gas—in particular, shale gas, but also LNG, and byproduct fuels from industrial processes—suggests you might want to read on. Even if

How natural-gas fuel variability impacts GT operation Read More »

Paul White’s legacy

When Paul White crossed over to the spiritual world from the physical Nov 16, 2017, he was well prepared for the journey and certainly was welcomed by those who had preceded him. White was a deeply religious man who taught Sunday school and gave church activities his full support—all while excelling in his engineering day

Paul White’s legacy Read More »

Ontelaunee details experience with GT uprate, exhaust cylinder fix

The 501F Users Group’s 2018 conference and exhibition is only a few months away—Feb 25 – Mar 2, at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, Orlando, Fla. It is your only chance in the coming year to visit with the major service providers and parts suppliers for the 501F fleet. Exclusive closed sessions for owner/operators with

Ontelaunee details experience with GT uprate, exhaust cylinder fix Read More »

Group-sponsored HRSG development projects share results, reduce costs

European Technology Development Ltd conducts multi-client projects to address concerns and challenges within the international electric-power industry. Known as ETD Consulting, the 20-year-old UK company’s projects are aimed mainly at developing new tools, technologies, and methodologies for powerplant inspection, integrity, and life assessment/extension; and improvements to materials, welding, and design. Collaboration with the international power

Group-sponsored HRSG development projects share results, reduce costs Read More »

COMMENTARY: What the digital revolution means for electricity

What’s happening inside the fast-growing, hugely profitable, digital behemoths—one characterization is the “Big Five,” namely, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft—may be more important than what the electricity industry sees from the outside. We know they are driving the industry towards renewable energy through direct investments in solar and wind facilities and green electricity purchases.

COMMENTARY: What the digital revolution means for electricity Read More »

Scroll to Top