EPT Clean OilEngineered Fluid Contamination Solutions for critical Steam Turbine Electro-Hydraulic Control Systems (EHC Systems) The Electro-Hydraulic Control System (EHC System) is one of the most critical systems controlling steam flow, turbine speed and generator
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→It happened. Your lubricant hit a critical state, far exceeding recommended contamination levels. The only option at this critical juncture is to down-rate your critical rotating equipment, flush the system and replace the
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→Managing the Lubricant as an Asset Thank you for joining us today, July 28, for our hosted webinar. We appreciated your patience as we navigated some technical challenges, resulting in a presenter switch
→Current Guidance and Best Practices Webinar Electrohydraulic control (EHC) systems regulate the flow of steam into and output from steam turbine generators. These critical systems employ phosphate ester-based fluids as a result of
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→Proactive maintenance for critical turbo machinery Presented June 17, 2021 during the RATS Technical Sessions Webinar Series, Peter Dufresne discussed active management and maintenance of gas turbine lubricants and the delivered impact on
→Stop lubricant varnish in its tracks. From the moment lubricants are put into service, they chemically breakdown. The primary pathway: oxidation. The result: oxidation waste products dissolve in the oil. This dissolved oxidation material
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