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Condenser clogging, frequent cleanings, and constant screen maintenance are often seen as facts of life at power plants. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Choose water screens designed for today’s needs and save your plant time, money, and headaches for years to come.

Sometimes the simplest way to solve a problem is to eliminate it altogether. In this article, we discuss safety concerns for nuclear power plant (NPP) workers and how your plant can reduce or eliminate them.

Large project to supply traveling water screens to five nuclear plants in North America and help them achieve compliance with EPA Clean Water Act Section 316(b) regulations.

In this article, we explore trends in the power industry and how you can reduce equivalent forced outage rates (EFORs), maintenance, and more.

Different geographies present different challenges to traveling water screens, including corrosion, flooding, heavy debris, and blooms of flora and fauna. Facilities that rely on water screening must consider new technologies to cope with our changing world.

Nuclear power is seen as a low carbon, reliable energy source when compared to wind and solar. But a nuclear plant’s capacity—its ability to be “always on”—is partially determined by its water intake screens.

Hydrolox traveling water screens are formally approved for use in Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) facilities after an agreement was reached, making them available in all current and future ADNOC projects.

Our experts discuss the future of oil and gas, traditional solutions’ shortcomings in that future, and what effect Hydrolox technology is having on the industry.