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PE Volume 121 Issue 11
Can Digital Deliver for an Industry in Transformation?
Digital is expected to be a gamechanger, so the industry’s broad adoption of digital solutions is no coincidence.
DOE Offers $50 Million to Improve Coal Generation
DOE recently announced a $50 million funding opportunity to design, construct, and operate two large-scale pilots for transformational coal technologies that improve coal-powered systems’ performance, efficiency, emission reduction and electricity cost.
War Stories from the ‘Dash to Gas’
During the construction boom in combined-cycle/cogeneration plants of the 1990s – known as the ‘dash to gas’ – we were brought in to help several projects that had fallen behind schedule or were suffering from acrimonious relations between a major contractor and the project owner.
Expanding the Toolbox: How to Use Demand Response to Increase Grid Reliability
While utilities across the country are adapting to manage and navigate a new energy environment, it can be helpful to look at four states who have implemented innovative regulatory mechanisms to incentivize utilities to help customers better manage their energy.
Addressing FGD Wastewater Limitations
The Environmental Protections Agency estimates that roughly 12 percent of steam electric power plants will have to make new investments including design modifications, process changes, facility expansions, or installing new treatment systems to comply with the agency’s effluent limitation guidelines.
4 Strategies for Reducing Planned Outage Duration and Cost
Over the last three decades, the nuclear industry has made tremendous progress in reducing the duration of planned outages. It is almost unimaginable to think that in 1990, the average planned outage took more than three months to complete.
Evaluation of Long-Term Membrane Performance with Continuous Use of Hydro-Optic UV Dechlorination at Plant Bowen
Plant Bowen undertook a three month evaluation of a non-chemical dechlorination process, the Hydro-Optic (HOD) UV water treatment technology, manufactured by At…
Outage Management: Critical to Factor in the Bus Duct
Operators have the impression that because there are not as many moving parts as something such as a turbine generator, the bus duct system does not require the…
The Ins and Outs of Low NOx Burner Retrofits
Low NOx burner retrofits to an existing boiler, dryer or incinerator aren’t as simple as pulling out the old burner and bolting in a new one. There is so much m…
Off Site Build and Transport – A unique solution to a unique problem
The 150-mile journey took 36 hours, and the unit had to pass under 19 bridges – the lowest of which left us with just 9 feet to spare. It sailed past the Statue…
Implications of a Lithium-Ion Storage Transformation
The ability to get into the storage business by simply purchasing off-the-shelf batteries from wholesalers, stacking them into tanks, and coupling with a contro…
A Flexible Generation and Energy Storage Solution
The unpredictability of renewable assets that operate only when the wind blows and the sun shines require more frequent cycling, start/stops, and ramping of ass…
Merits of Combined Cycle HRSG Condensate Polishing
High-pressure steam generators require pristine water at all times, as even small amounts of impurities such as chloride, sulfate, or the hardness elements can …
Optimizing Gas Turbine Performance
As the technology of the Fram 7FA fleet begins to reach maturity, operators aim to find the best service and product options to optimize their sites….
Comparing Aeroderivatives and Reciprocating Engines for Fluctuating Power Demand
Both reciprocating engines and aeroderivative simple cycles offer the ability to start fast and cycle frequently to support peaks in demand and the inherent int…
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Can Digital Deliver for an Industry in Transformation?
DOE Offers $50 Million to Improve Coal Generation
War Stories from the ‘Dash to Gas’
Expanding the Toolbox: How to Use Demand Response to Increase Grid Reliability