Environment One Corporation, USA
Kemtech is proud to be associated with Environment One Corporation since more than 4 years now.
Environment One Corporation's Utility Systems Business, an internationally recognized pioneer in the field of large power generator monitoring.
E/One's Utility Systems Business is an ISO 9001 registered firm with a proven record in the field and a strong commitment to customer service and satisfaction. Since designing the first field prototypes of E/One’s Generator Condition Monitor for General Electric in the early 1970's, E/One has continued to refine and innovate this predictive maintenance technology for overheat monitoring of hydrogen-cooled and air-cooled generators. E/One has also introduced hydrogen purge gas purity monitoring products for the electric power generator industry.
E/One's involvement spans the life cycle of the generator, and often begins as part of an OEM's original scope of supply to the plant. E/One’s critical gas auxiliary systems are designed for use with scavenging or vacuum-type seal oil configurations. E/One has earned a primary-source status with the industry's leading manufacturers. Safety and unit efficiency are at the core of these applications.
Upon start-up and commissioning of the plant, and throughout the OEM warranty period, E/One delivers applications and field service support, and supplies risk mitigation technologies aligned to asset protection. These systems may similarly be offered as part of the OEM's original scope, and enable owners to better respond to today's challenges -- increased cycling, reductions in experienced plant personnel, ageing fleet and prolonged periods between outages.
Extending the life and efficiency of a generating asset requires a broad perspective, including not only the machine itself, but the auxiliary systems and predictive maintenance systems that support it. During this phase of the generator's life, E/One assists owners by supplying upgrades that meet evolving safety standards for hazardous areas, and by integrating technologies into cost-effective packages that allow installation work to be accomplished within the more dominant, critical path builder and turbine outage periods.
