Gas Turbine Uprate & Controls Modernization
More megawatts from the same plant, back on the grid before the first summer heat wave.
LocationHutchinson, KSIn energy, days convert directly into money. Interconnection dates, outage windows and tax-credit deadlines leave very little room for surprises.
A utility uprated turbines and replaced controls at a combined-cycle plant to raise output and efficiency.
The work had to finish before summer peak demand, when the grid needs every megawatt available.
The whole job, on one line.
Start to finish, as the schedule tells it. For work still in progress, the bar moves with today's date.
Our approach, phase by phase.
The same disciplined sequence we bring to every engagement, shaped around what this project needed most.
The difference we made
Measured the only way that matters: did the project land where we said it would.
The plant returned to service before summer demand arrived.
Careful sequencing trimmed days from the outage duration.
The turbine OEM’s schedule was built into the master plan.
What we brought to it
Hour-by-hour shutdown schedules that shorten outage windows and return critical assets to service safely and on time.
01.07Critical Path AnalysisAnalysis of critical and near-critical paths that shows exactly where management attention and money will move the date.
01.18Commissioning & Startup SchedulingSystem-based commissioning and startup schedules that carry facilities from mechanical completion to reliable operation.
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