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![]() ![]() USEFUL INSTRUMENTATION AND MONITORING FOR THE STATOR COOLING WATER SYSTEM Both high- and low oxygen water chemistry regimes with different pH ranges can be found in the industry. This means that instrumentation depends on the configuration and chemistry regime the system is run at. However, some general rules apply for all systems: Conductivity: Dissolved oxygen (dO): pH: Electrochemical corrosion potential (ECP): Water flow and pressure: Temperatures: ![]() ONLINE IMPLEMENTATION OF INSTRUMENTATION Same as with our Alkalizer, we can also implement our instrumentation rack into your plant system while the machine is in operation. Data can be transferred either via BUS directly to your control room or locally displayed and stored on standard USB sticks. ![]() DATA ANALYSIS AND TRENDING One of our key competences is to analyze data from the stator cooling water system and provide independent expert supervision. Feel free to directly contact us. ![]() SUMMARY Proper instrumentation can help you identify problems before it is too late. Consequences of improper monitoring can range from forced outages to irreversible damage to the generator. In other words, keep your monitoring and instrumentation up-to-date. ![]() ![]() Tom will travel around the globe... …and present "Reduced cooling in water cooled generators due to plugging of hollow conductors: chemical cleaning and OPEX" at the EPRI 2018 Generation Australian Workshop and User Group Meeting in Brisbane (16th-18th October). He will stay down under and later present “Plugging Of Stator Cooling Water System: Root-Cause Analysis And Chemical Cleaning” at the Austorque Machines 2018 in Sydney, Australia (29th-31st October). ![]() NEXT NEWSLETTER TOPIC The next newsletter will cover OPEX on plugging filters, strainers and stators in the stator cooling water system. ![]() |