Baker Hughes
Case Studies and Stories
Turning Early Detection into 9,300 Tons of Saved Production
A subtle change in vibration was the only early warning, but it was enough to make a major difference. By acting on advanced diagnostics and continuous condition monitoring, a fertilizer plant in France avoided unplanned downtime and saved 9,300 tons of production. This case study shows how early detection, paired with expert analysis, turns potential failure into operational advantage.
- Nicolas Bourdier, Khalid Achtal, Miguel Fernandez Sanz, Peter Popaleny
- Baker Hughes
Case Studies and Stories
Steam Turbine Generator Unit 1 & 2 Oil Carbonization
Steam turbine generator units 1 and 2 are critical machines in Mong Duong 2 TPP, Vietnam. Each unit contributes 620MW. Both STGs are monitored monthly as part of a periodic SSA contract. If either unit trips, it will result in a costly startup and affects the entire plant's reliability.
- Ha Dung
- Bently Nevada
