More power from hydro
N. Lihach, J.R. Birk, C. W. Sullivan
Abstract
N. Lihach, J.R. Birk, C. W. Sullivan
Abstract
Utilities are striving to upgrade the already impressive performance of hydroelectric plants at a reasonable cost. The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) solicited utility industry feedback on what kinds of improvements to pursue, with forced outages, scheduled outages, plant efficiency, and new equipment reliability ranking as top candidates. Innovative approaches to operation and maintenance are springing up, but more effective channels for sharing technical information are neeeded. 7 references, 2 figures, 1 table.
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Utilities are striving to upgrade the already impressive performance of hydroelectric plants at a reasonable cost. The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) solicited utility industry feedback on what kinds of improvements to pursue, with forced outages, scheduled outages, plant efficiency, and new equipment reliability ranking as top candidates. Innovative approaches to operation and maintenance are springing up, but more effective channels for sharing technical information are neeeded. 7 references, 2 figures, 1 table.
Key concepts: Hydroelectricity, Upgrade, Reliability (semiconductor), Electric power industry, Engineering, Electric power, Ranking (information retrieval), Reliability engineering