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Operations & Maintenance (O&M) of power plants refers to the comprehensive set of practices aimed at ensuring the efficient, safe, and reliable operation of a power plant. It involves managing the daily operations, maintaining the equipment, and implementing strategies to optimize plant performance while minimizing downtime.
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Our organization has a team of professionals with extensive experience who handle the commissioning and start-up of power plants. Our scope includes
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AVR Group assists thermal power plants to hire their ideal resources through
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We help companies to develop standard operating protocols to enable them to streamline their operations. Our team would work closely with the in-house team to understand their challenges and procedures. We have clear comprehension of the industry expectations.
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We at AVR O&M ensure to provide high-quality maintenance services for stable production of power.
We make regular periodical checks on whether the operational conditions and the performance of the equipments are within the design parameters and fix any defects found in a prompt manner. In accordance with the annual operation- maintenance plan we document optimal operation conditions, thus preventing failures or sudden shutdown of the facility.
We collect data of operational variables such as vibration, noise, temperature, pressure and lubrication to diagnose the condition and performance of the facility, predict time of mechanical failure and take action before the failure occurs.
We are technically well-versed engineering team to even handle repair and replacement of important equipment's, balance of plant equipment and we ensure to do the same by maintaining the maximum plant availability.
Have you ever measured what percentage of your input fuel has been converted as electricity?
Have you ever thought about the ways of reducing internal power consumption by effective optimal utilisation of eqtipment?
Have you ever measured the average power generated by your plant to the maximum power that can be generated? Have you ever analysed the revenue loss/profit your plant has made considering PLF?
Have you ever measured the total time your plant was available to produce power and rectified the odds? Have you ever maintained a track record of your plant's availability?