Combined-cycle, hydro, wind, and solar plants share one constraint — every megawatt-hour lost to unplanned outage is revenue that does not return. Droz applies twenty-plus years of rotating-equipment reliability practice plus AI-driven condition monitoring to the assets that determine generation availability.
Generation plants are paid for availability, not for repair effort. Three drivers compound the cost of unplanned outage:
Rotating-equipment baseline; ISO 10816 severity scoring across turbines, generators, BFP pumps, and balance-of-plant.
Generator slip rings, transformers, switchgear, and excitation systems on a trended-survey program.
Steam-trap surveys, leak detection, and bearing lubrication assist on auxiliary trains.
Turbine-generator train alignment and BFP coupling work — energy-loss reduction at scale.
Steam · gas · hydraulic turbines
HRSG · condensers · piping
Transformers · switchgear · controls
HRSG · turbine · generator
Anomaly detection on vibration and temperature trends; failure-mode probabilistic scoring.
Fleet-wide condition history, CMMS integration, and audit-ready event timeline.
Historian → cloud data-lake patterns enabling fleet-level rollups across multiple sites.
Public power-generation engagement summaries are added as they are cleared for publication. Specific outcome metrics — availability lift, MTBF improvement, and avoided replacement-energy cost — are documented under NDA until cleared.
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