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Whole Lotta Hydrogen: Critical Gas Auxiliary Systems for Power Plants, by E/One Utility Systems
Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) will host special guest E/One Utility Systems, a unit of Environment One Corporation (E/One) (Niskayuna, New York), on this week's "Industry Today" webcast. E/One Utility Systems has pioneered a line of critical monitoring instruments for electric utilities to detect submicron particles in gas streams. E/One manufactures Generator Condition Monitors (GCMs), or "Core Monitors," and Generator Gas Analyzers (GGAs) for monitoring purity within hydrogen-cooled electric power generators. E/One is the trusted advisor of choice when it comes to critical auxiliary and condition-monitoring instrumentation in power plants around the globe.
E/Ones' GCM was designed to warn of potential failures in electric power generators by detecting the submicron particles emitted in the generator's cooling gas during early phases of overheating or arcing. When hydrogen purity drops, windage losses increase, operating costs increase, and power plants lose revenue and profitability. Gas purity is also a critical life-safety issue, making monitoring for potentially explosive levels essential.
E/One also engages in research and development in the fields of environmental protection, equipment failure prediction and instrumentation. E/One offers power plant owners an evaluation of their plant sites, where E/One reviews plans for upcoming generator outages and identifies efficiency and performance gains for generator monitoring and control systems.
With a team of global professionals, E/One's expertise in manufacturing and engineering are available for your next project. Join Steve Kilmartin of E/One, along with the host of "Industry Today," to learn more about the company's comprehensive solutions, specifically in relation to how E/One's Hydrogen Control Panels are upgrading mature GE Hydrogen-Cooled Generators.
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