Advanced Performance Analysis and Troubleshooting for Power Plants

Course CodeEN00040

Course Overview

Power plants operate under complex thermodynamic and operational conditions where performance optimization and rapid troubleshooting are critical to ensuring efficiency, reliability, and profitability. Advanced performance analysis enables engineers to identify inefficiencies, diagnose faults, and implement corrective actions to maintain optimal plant operation.

This program, designed by Global Horizon Training Center, equips participants with advanced analytical tools and practical techniques to evaluate power plant performance, identify operational issues, and apply effective troubleshooting strategies across generation systems.

Course Objectives

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

  • Analyze power plant performance using key thermodynamic principles
  • Evaluate efficiency of turbines, boilers, and auxiliary systems
  • Identify performance losses and operational deviations
  • Apply advanced troubleshooting techniques
  • Interpret plant data and performance indicators
  • Optimize plant operation for improved efficiency and reliability
  • Diagnose faults in mechanical, electrical, and control systems
  • Implement corrective and preventive measures

Who Should Attend

This program is designed for:

  • Power Plant Engineers and Operators
  • Mechanical and Electrical Engineers
  • Maintenance and Reliability Engineers
  • Energy and Utility Professionals
  • Control and Instrumentation Engineers
  • Technical staff involved in plant performance analysis

Course Outline

  • Overview of power generation systems
  • Thermodynamic principles and efficiency
  • Performance parameters and KPIs
  • Heat rate and energy balance analysis
  • Data collection and monitoring