New Webcast: The Total Condenser Performance™ Workshop: Leak Detection Leakage of air or water into the condenser will adversely affect plant efficiency and reliability, and could lead to a forced outage. During a recent four-year period, condensers were responsible for more than 25,000 forced and scheduled outages, with condenser tube leaks being the primary source of generation loss. While air in-leakage can reduce your plants efficiency, it can also increase the levels of disolved oxygen in your hotwell leading to to corrosion. Circulating water leaks can result from through the wall pitting in condenser tubes, from joints between the tubes and tube sheet, and from ruptures between the water box and condenser shell. Contaminants that leak into the circulating water will change the condensate chemestry, leading to the corrosion and eventual failure of critical system parts including the turbine. What you will Learn: • Condenser Leakage Indicators • Sources of Air In-Leakage • Sources of Water In-Leakage • How to locate the sources of Air and Water In-Leakage using state-of-the-art Tracer Gas Technology Register Now – Watch May 13, 2015 at 3:00 PM EDT / 2:00 PM CDT / 12:00 PM PDT / 7:00 PM GMT Need More Details?

Presenters:                   Gary E. Fischer  Sales Manager National Markets, Conco Services Corporation Anthony LaPorte  Divison Director – Leak Detection, Conco Services Corporation Register Today!