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06/03/21
Curtiss-Wright Selected by Energy Northwest to Upgrade Plant Process Computer System at Columbia Nuclear Power Plant
Curtiss-Wright announced today that it was awarded a contract by Energy Northwest to replace the existing Plant Process Computer system at Columbia Generating Station.
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04/08/21
Curtiss-Wright Partners with Exelon to Offer Valve Performance Improvements to Power Industry
Curtiss-Wright announced today it has partnered with Exelon to offer valve performance improvements to the domestic power industry.
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03/26/21
Curtiss-Wright Partners With Dolphitech to Provide Predictive Turbine Maintenance and Blade Inspection Services to the Wind Industry
Curtiss-Wright announced today it has partnered with dolphitech to provide predictive turbine maintenance and blade inspection services to the domestic and international wind market.
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01/29/21
Cycle Isolation Video
Curtiss-Wright's complete Cycle Isolation solution identifies leaking valves, determines their severity, and quantifies the amount of power generation being lost.
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01/19/21
Curtiss-Wright Launches In-Processing and Access Authorization (IPAA) Mobile App
Curtiss-Wright’s Nuclear Division announced today the launch of their In-Processing and Access Authorization (IPAA) Mobile App for iPad OS. The app is designed to streamline the plant check-in process during outage season in a safe and socially distanced manner.
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01/18/21
IPAA Mobile App Video
The Curtiss-Wright In-Processing and Access Authorization (IPAA) Mobile App is designed to streamline outage in-processing with comprehensive applicant information, electronic signatures and data collection, and more
Case Study
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08/24/20
Feedwater Control System Case Study | Northeastern Utility
Learn how a Northeastern utility's feedwater control system upgrade has improved performance, reduced obsolescence, and eliminated single point vulnerabilities.
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08/20/20
Digital Control System Case Study | Midwestern Utility
Learn how a Midwestern utility's plant process computer upgrade has improved performance, training, and operations while reducing obsolescence issues and cost.
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05/19/20
Digital Control System Case Study | DC Cook
Learn how DC Cook's digital control system upgrade has improved performance, maintenance, and operations while reducing obsolescence issues.
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04/21/20
Stress Wave Monitoring
By Sal Tareen | Published by Valve Magazine
Surfaces that come in contact with each other, when improperly lubricated or fitted, have the potential to cause damage that can lead to catastrophic failure. This damage is hard to spot with traditional vibration analysis, but can be detected using stress wave monitoring. In this article, learn how stress waves work, how they detect damage, and how it can improve maintenance coordination and prevent further issues. Case Study | 04/09/20 Digital Safety System Case Study | Rivne Learn how Rivne, a nuclear power plant in Ukraine, increased safety, parts availability, and long-term operational stability by upgrading to a digital control system. Case Study | 04/09/20 Digital Safety System Case Study | Kozloduy Learn how Kozloduy, a nuclear power plant in Bulgaria, increased safety, reduced maintenance costs and labor, and increased long-term operational stability by upgrading to a digital control system.
Surfaces that come in contact with each other, when improperly lubricated or fitted, have the potential to cause damage that can lead to catastrophic failure. This damage is hard to spot with traditional vibration analysis, but can be detected using stress wave monitoring. In this article, learn how stress waves work, how they detect damage, and how it can improve maintenance coordination and prevent further issues. Case Study | 04/09/20 Digital Safety System Case Study | Rivne Learn how Rivne, a nuclear power plant in Ukraine, increased safety, parts availability, and long-term operational stability by upgrading to a digital control system. Case Study | 04/09/20 Digital Safety System Case Study | Kozloduy Learn how Kozloduy, a nuclear power plant in Bulgaria, increased safety, reduced maintenance costs and labor, and increased long-term operational stability by upgrading to a digital control system.
