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EPRI’s upcoming generator workshop promises users a high-value learning experience

The Electric Power Research Institute’s Turbine Generator User Group (TGUG) hosts two meetings annually—one in winter and the other in summer. The 2020 schedule is in the accompanying box. If you’ve never attended one of these conferences, which offer independent turbine and generator tracks conducted in parallel, perhaps you will next year. Electric Power Research […]

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Adapt advanced process control for tighter regulation of SH, RH temperatures

Many combined-cycle units originally designed for baseload operation are now required to cycle frequently, with still more starts and more rapid ramping over a wider range when in automatic generation control (AGC) mode. As a result, a significant number of heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) failures experienced worldwide have been at least partly attributed to

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HRSG Forum expands to include daylong water workshop

The HRSG Forum with Bob Anderson contributes significantly to industry knowledge on the design, operation, and maintenance of heat-recovery steam generators with its lineup of technical presentations by subject matter experts, plus hands-on discussions among owner/operators, component and service providers, and concerned OEMs. In sum, this premier event encourages the exchange of experience and specifics

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Synergy between fired boilers, HRSGs increases value proposition of AHUG, now ABHUG

The experiences shared at the Australasian HRSG Users Group (AHUG) annual meeting have been chronicled for the last decade by CCJ ONsite and in the print edition of the Combined Cycle Journal. Beginning here, and going forward, you’ll also benefit from the lessons learned/best practices of fired-boiler owner/operators facing technical and operational issues closely related

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7F Best Practices: Calhoun

Calhoun Power, a 748-MW, dual fuel, four-unit simple-cycle plant in Eastaboga, Ala, is owned by East Alabama Generating LLC and operated by Consolidated Asset Management Services (CAMS). Plant manager is Mike Carter. Lockwire prevents water-injection and fuel-oil purge-valve actuators from coming loose Challenge. An RCA conducted after Calhoun Power experienced an unsuccessful fuel-oil swap found

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