Accurate temperature monitoring of equipment or locations is essential for optimizing operational quality control. Temperature sensor applications include but are not limited to generators, waste energy cogeneration, steam/gas turbines, heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs) and solar/nuclear/hydroelectric power.
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Temp-Pro can help a power plant operator plan, execute and maintain its temperature measurement devices using best practices and proven techniques. Our expert advice can also help prevent design oversights when upgrading or replacing RTDs, thermocouples and other temperature measurement equipment.
While hydrogen itself does not have color, the term "green hydrogen" is generated from renewable energy sources, rather than from fossil fuels. Hydrogen generated by conventional power plants using fossil fuels does not meet the requirements for a "clean" energy source, mainly because it is contaminated by the nature of this "dirtier" type of environment.
Temp-Pro's reputation in the Power Generation industry has been proven over the decades, as our company plays an important role in the management of temperature shifts in an industrial environment.
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Temp-Pro is trusted by alternative energy sources with supporting temperature measurement instrumentation used in turbines, generators, and associated equipment Throughout…
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According to an article in Science Magazine, over $60M worth of ammonia is produced around the world. In fact, a vast majority of NH3 is manufactured as fertilizer, and its potential as a renewable energy source has only begun to be noticed in recent years. Curiously, the density as an energy-producing source is almost twice as much as that of liquid hydrogen. This places ammonia in the forefront of potential contenders to fossil fuels, next to renewables like wind, solar or geothermal energy.
Industrywise, the pandemic has also led to other challenges related to lockdown measures that caused gas turbine equipment maintenance to be deferred. Despite the drop in demand, the demand remains and if turbomachinery equipment isn’t maintained properly, it will eventually lead to an increase in failures. Temp-Pro advocates for maintaining temperature measurement devices as a precaution, even during these trying times, to prevent any challenges from becoming a threat to gas turbine operators and production schedules.