Koblenz / March 10, 2027 - March 11, 2027
Maintenance in Power Plants
Booth 7
Booth 7
How can maintenance measures in power plants be planned effectively, unplanned outages avoided at an early stage, and components monitored reliably? Our »Dynamics, Loads and Environmental Data« department presents answers to these and other questions at the trade exhibition accompanying the »Maintenance in Power Plants« conference.
The conference brings together experts from the energy sector and provides a platform for exchanging knowledge on current developments and forward-looking solutions. The focus is on innovative technologies and services for efficient, safe, and predictive maintenance of power plant facilities.
Our experts from the »Mathematics for Vehicles, Systems and Production« division demonstrate how data and mathematical models can be used for condition-based maintenance of power plant components. The focus is on two key topics:
We demonstrate how the remaining useful life of individual components can be estimated using RUL models (Remaining Useful Life). This enables maintenance measures to be planned according to actual needs, unplanned failures to be reduced, and resources to be used efficiently.
Another focus is the development of systems for analyzing and evaluating torsional vibrations in rotating drive shafts using a magnetostrictive 3-in-1 sensor for measuring torque, rotational speed, and rotation angle. The systems we develop enable reliable monitoring of rotating shafts in motors and generators and provide valuable information for condition-based maintenance.