Daily start-stop operations and extreme thermal cycling were causing repeated shutdowns and costly maintenance at a combined cycle plant in Taiwan. Their existing desuperheater couldn’t keep up — leading to water leakage, poor temperature control, and up to five shutdowns a year.
In this free case study, learn how the plant partnered with Emerson to:
- Cut shutdown frequency by more than half.
- Improve steam temperature control with a desuperheater built for thermal cycling.
- Save $105,000 US dollars annually on maintenance and energy costs.
- Simplify cleaning and maintenance with a modular design.
- Increase long-term reliability and operational efficiency.
Download the full case study to learn how precision control valves can improve your plant’s uptime and save operational costs.
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