Best reference books for Thermal power plant Operation and maintnance
Best reference books for Thermal power plant Operation and maintnance

Best reference books for Power plant Operation and Maintenance.

Why Good Reference Books Matter??

Operation & Maintenance of power plants is complex: you must understand the fundamentals of multiple systems (boilers, turbines, condensers, controls, emissions, etc.), plus have practical “in the field” know-how about diagnosing faults, safety, life-management, maintenance planning, and performance optimisation. A good reference book helps you:

  • Fill theoretical gaps
  • Understand performance & degradation mechanisms
  • Apply best practices in maintenance (preventive, predictive, condition based)
  • Improve efficiency, safety and reliability
  • Troubleshoot issues with equipment & systems

These reference books consist of;

  • Detailed information on Power plant operation
  • Detailed information on Power plant Maintenance
  • Power plant troubleshooting
  • Emergencies in Power plants
  • Power plant safety
  • All performance and efficiency related calculations
  • Basicsof Electrical and Instrumentation
  • Guide for individual equipment Troubleshooting
  • Boiler Troubleshooting guide
  • Turbine Troubleshooting guide
  • Performance and calculations of Heat exchangers
  • Boiler and Turbine calculations
  • Cooling Tower operation and related calculations
  • Power plant and Boiler Thumb rules
  • Power plant equipment design guide
  • Questions and Answers for Boiler operation engineers interview
  • Questions and answers for Boiler Inspector exams
  • Questions and answers for Boiler Operation engineer exams
  • Power plant standard operating procedures
  • Basics of Water treatment plant etc

Following are the some selected books used by most of the Power plant professionals

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