Complete CMMS solution for power plant operations

Every power plant generates millions of data points daily—from turbine vibrations to boiler temperatures, generator loads to cooling system pressures. Most of this data sits untouched in historian databases,...

The auditor walks in unannounced. They ask for the maintenance history of your Unit 2 turbine—every inspection, every repair, every calibration for the past three years. Can you produce it in under two...

A turbine blade cracks. A boiler tube leaks. A generator winding fails. Each failure tells a story—one that began weeks, sometimes months, before the actual breakdown. The challenge isn't just fixing what...

A turbine bearing starts running slightly warmer than usual. Vibration patterns shift by fractions of a millimeter. Oil samples show microscopic metal particles that weren't there last month. Individually, these...

Every second, a modern power plant generates thousands of data points—vibration frequencies from spinning turbines, temperature readings from generator windings, pressure levels in steam lines. Plants that...

Bearing failures account for 40-70% of all rotating machinery breakdowns in power plants. When a turbine bearing fails, the consequences cascade quickly—unplanned outages costing hundreds of thousands of...

A single tube failure in a 500 MW boiler requires an average of 3.6 days to repair and costs more than $3 million in lost generation and maintenance expenses. Yet the leak itself often starts as something...

That slight temperature drop across your feedwater heater wasn't there last month. Your operators logged it, but nobody escalated it. Now, six weeks later, you are looking at a tube leak that's contaminating...

Your power plant runs 168 hours every week. Each hour, your boilers, pressure vessels, and turbines accumulate stress, corrosion, and fatigue damage that no calendar-based inspection schedule can accurately...

Your maintenance technician just completed a critical turbine repair. Now comes the frustrating part: logging into SAP, navigating complex transaction codes, manually entering work order details, and hoping the...

Every maintenance manager knows the frustration: you've got hundreds of assets to monitor, but the same few troublemakers keep causing 80% of your headaches. According to the National Energy Technology...

Your turbine gets serviced every 6 months like clockwork—whether it needs maintenance or not. Meanwhile, a bearing that actually needs attention gets overlooked because it's "not due yet." Sound familiar? This...

When a turbine bearing fails at 2 AM, your plant doesn't just lose power generation—it hemorrhages money at $125,000 per hour. Add emergency contractor premiums, expedited parts shipping, and grid penalty...

Your baseload plant wasn't designed to cycle. But now it's starting up cold three times a week, chasing renewable intermittency and market signals. Every startup sends thermal shock waves through boiler tubes,...

The turbine tripped again last Tuesday. Same unit, same symptoms, same $125,000-per-hour losses. Your maintenance team fixed it—again—and everyone moved on. But here's the uncomfortable truth: without...

A single turbine bearing failure at 2 AM costs more than the repair bill. It costs $125,000 per hour in lost generation, emergency contractor premiums, and the cascading effects on grid commitments. Now imagine...

Your control room has data everywhere—SCADA screens showing real-time valve positions, DCS displays monitoring turbine temperatures, historians storing years of operational records. But when your plant manager...

The load ramp started at 14:23. By 14:31, Unit 3 was offline. Eight minutes—that's how quickly an operator decision error during a routine load change can cascade into an unplanned shutdown. The operator...

At 2:47 AM on a Tuesday, a bearing in your 400MW steam turbine begins its final failure sequence. By 3:12 AM, the unit trips offline. By sunrise, your operations team is scrambling to source replacement parts...

Your 500MW turbine generator has been operating at 3,600 RPM for eleven months straight. The vibration readings look normal on the control room screens. Temperature sensors show values within acceptable ranges....

It's peak summer demand. Your 500-MW unit is running at full load when suddenly, ash slurry flow drops to zero. A blockage has formed in your pipeline—silently, without warning. Within...

It's 3:17 AM. Deep inside your 500-MW boiler, a hairline crack begins venting high-pressure steam—too small to trigger alarms or be noticed by operators. For hours, the leak grows...

At 2:47 AM on a Tuesday, a bearing in your gas turbine fails. By the time your operations team diagnoses the problem and coordinates emergency repairs, eighteen hours have passed. The direct repair costs:...

Your gas turbine has been running hot for the past six days. Not alarmingly hot—just 12°C above baseline exhaust temperature. Your operations team noticed it, logged it, and scheduled an inspection for next...

A single turbine bearing failure can cost your power plant $150,000 or more in emergency repairs—plus days of lost generation revenue. Bearing failures account for 40% to 90% of rotating machinery failures...

Your condenser's cleanliness factor has been declining—83% last month, 81% two weeks ago, 79% yesterday. Each reading passed the 75% alarm threshold. But nobody noticed the trajectory. By the time operations...

Your feedwater heater's Terminal Temperature Difference has been creeping up for three months—from 5°F to 8°F to 12°F. Each reading looked acceptable in isolation. But nobody connected the dots. By the time...

It's 2:47 AM. The night shift operator notices a slight temperature rise on pump bearing #4—just 3°C above normal. He logs it in his paper notebook and mentions it during the 6 AM handover. But the day shift...

A hairline crack on a turbine blade—invisible to the naked eye—grows silently for 6,000 operating hours. Then, without warning, it propagates through the blade root, liberating a 2-pound fragment at 15,000...

A metal bolt falls from an overhead walkway onto your coal conveyor belt. Within seconds, it reaches the crusher—and in an instant, you're facing $180,000 in emergency repairs, 36 hours of unplanned downtime,...

Your boiler is operating at 2,340 PSI. The gauge shows green. Steam generation stays within normal range. But beneath that stability, pressure values are trending upward—not violating limits yet, just...