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In power plants, water is the lifeblood of the electrical generating process. The characteristics of water/steam throughout the entire process have a major impact on overall performance. Two critical focus areas are controlling the performance impact of silica deposits on critical assets, and were used, ensuring the proper dosage level of phosphate to prevent corrosion in drum-type boilers. Though control of silica and phosphate require different strategies, with reliable, actionable insights from on-line monitoring, plant personnel gain confidence to take the necessary actions to extend critical asset lifetime, while avoiding expensive maintenance and unplanned shutdowns.

PV plants are an incredible asset with long-term income. Their construction is quick, but the time required for operation and maintenance is more than 25 years. Compared with small PV plants, the number and scale of large PV plant components are very big, and late O&M and troubleshooting are increasingly difficult. There can also be an accumulation of problems with equipment selection, construction quality, etc. in the early stage. These factors will affect the revenue of power generation in the later stage of power plant operation. This Solis workshop will focus on how to use digital tools to assist daily operations.