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Control Lifecare Services
Whether you need 24/7 technical support, live remote diagnostics, onsite field engineering, or parts management, we have you covered with GE Vernova's Controls Lifecare Services (CLS).
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Cutting Carbon - Season 9
Join Dr. Jeff Goldmeer, Brian Gutknecht, and special guests for the final season of our 3-part series as they discuss the roles digital and electrification will play in the energy transition.
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As steam turbine and generator equipment age, the risks of wear-and-tear related issues increase. Using fleet data, our team can help you understand your risk profile for critical components in these units and their current expected remaining lifetime.
Enter your information into the calculator and you’ll receive the following:
Risk profiles for critical components in your steam turbine and/or generator
Recommendations on actions to take, or start preparing for
Access to your results
As steam turbine and generator equipment age, the risks of wear-and-tear related issues increase. Using fleet data, our team can help you understand your risk profile for critical components in these units and their current expected remaining lifetime.
Our team can help you identify next steps to maintain the reliability of your operation, and make the right ROI decision. Contact an expert now.
Risk:
Indicates the component(s) has reached or surpassed its original expected lifetime based on fleet experience. At this stage, issues including operating anomalies, unplanned shutdowns or potential unit damage are more likely to occur. Plans should be made to asses the condition of the component, and identify a service solution as needed.
Risk:
Indicates the component(s) has some remaining expected lifetime based on fleet experience. At this stage, it is suggested to assess its condition and monitor the component as part of your maintenance activities. Depending on its condition, it may be necessary to start planning for a replacement or repair solution.
Risk:
Indicates the component(s) has significant remaining expected lifetime based on fleet experience. At this stage, performing standard recommended maintenance is sufficient. It is recommended to monitor the condition of the component as part of your ongoing service activities.
