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Sulfuric acid deposits in combustion and exhaust systems can silently damage equipment, reduce efficiency, and lead to costly downtime. Tetra Engineering’s advanced fouling assessment services identify the root causes of deposit formation and provide tailored solutions to keep your operations running smoothly. Protect your equipment, enhance efficiency, and ensure uninterrupted power generation with Tetra Engineering. Learn more today!
Duct burners operate in some of the most extreme environments, enduring hurricane-force winds and blistering temperatures round-the-clock. Inadequate or improperly engineered equipment often leads to issues such as failing or fractured on burners.
CFD analysis resolved a major performance issue at a natural gas plant. By identifying and correcting bypass flow in the HRSG, optimal steam and power output were restored. This showcases the effectiveness of CFD in solving complex industrial problems.
Grade 91 is a CSEF (creep strength enhanced ferritic) alloy introduced in the late 20th century for high temperature service in power boilers. ASME BPVC-II develops material properties based on time-to-rupture data after 100,000 hrs, with a safety factor of 3.5.
Tetra Engineering is excited to once again participate in the upcoming 501F Users Group Conference! Come visit our booth our engineers will be set up and ready to discuss our services for HRSGs, High Energy Piping, Cold Weather Readiness & Digital Transformation.
Tetra Engineering will once again be offering its popular HRSG training courses at a number of locations this year. Currently scheduled are sessions at several locations in the US as well as in France and in Dubai.Please click here for the full list of courses, dates, and locations
Since 2007, the ASME B31.1 Power Piping Code has included mandatory requirements on the Operation and Maintenance (O&M) of Covered Piping Systems (CPS), previously called High-Energy Piping. The main concern is that the safety of these systems is very dependent on good O&M, which justifies its inclusion in the Construction Code. There is room for flexibility depending on individual circumstances but the responsibility is squarely laid on the Operating Company.
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