Preventive maintenance includes inspections, cleaning, lubrication, and calibration, ensuring fuel and cooling efficiency while identifying faults early to prevent breakdowns and enhance equipment reliability.
Predictive maintenance uses advanced monitoring systems like thermal imaging and vibration analysis to detect issues early, enabling data-driven repair scheduling instead of fixed maintenance intervals.
Corrective maintenance involves promptly repairing faulty components and replacing worn-out parts to restore optimal function, ensuring minimal downtime and maintaining efficient power plant operations.
An AMC reduces repair costs, ensures uninterrupted power supply, enhances safety by preventing hazards, and provides expert technical support with skilled professionals and advanced tools.
Power plants operate continuously and require regular maintenance to prevent breakdowns, optimize performance, and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards. An AMC provides structured and scheduled maintenance to: Reduce Downtime – Prevent unexpected failures and power outages. Enhance Efficiency – Maintain peak performance of turbines, generators, and other equipment. Increase Lifespan – Prolong the operational life of power plant components. Ensure Safety & Compliance – Adhere to environmental and industry regulations.
Turbines and Generators – Inspection, lubrication, and alignment checks. Transformers and Switchgear – Electrical testing and maintenance. Boilers and Heat Exchangers – Cleaning and efficiency checks. Control Systems and Sensors – Calibration and software updates. Cooling Systems – Maintenance of pumps, fans, and water treatment. Solar and Renewable Power Plants – Panel cleaning, inverter servicing, and battery maintenance.
