Topic: Power
3 Steps to Infrastructure Security and Resiliency
November is Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month. In this blog post, we’ll look into what security and resiliency really mean for critical infrastructures such as the energy sector, water monitoring systems, and emergency services. ...
How can accurate pH measurement prevent power plant corrosion?
Control the corrosion environment with effective pH monitoring and the regulation of dissolved oxygen. ...
Minimize Downtime and Increase Productivity
Planned or unplanned, when your plant is offline, you want to be fully operational as soon as possible. How you plan for outages of all types can help minimize downtime and risks to safety and your bottom line. Backed by more than 1,500 MW in backup power generation and the largest traditional and specialized equipment fleet ...
Predictive Approach to Resin Exhaustion Monitoring
A unique deionization capacity monitoring algorithm monitors the exchange capacity of deionization systems and accurately predicts resin exhaustion before leak or breakthrough, regardless of water quality. ...
On-line chloride and sulfates monitoring prevents corrosion
Continuous monitoring of chlorides and sulfates using microfluidic capillary electrophoresis (MCE) technology provides a proactive approach to controlling the impact of some of the most corrosive contaminants in power plant water. Find out how Nearman Creek Power Station in Kansas City simplified the process with on-line measurement. ...
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. ...
Optimizing Alarm Management in Power Plants
Automated alarm systems have been standard in power plants for decades. Their driving philosophy is to provide operators with as much feedback as possible to make informed decisions. But how to validate which of the alarms in the power plant is the most critical one and needs the intermediate actions to be taken? Check it now! ...
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. Network monitoring can be used to detect unusual behavior and provide ...
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. ...
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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