Power Plant Walk Through

Description: Jerry Blitz of AVTEC gives a narrated walk through of the power plant. This is a great video for the utility manager to understand what the various components of the plant are.
Summary: Come join Jerry as he walks the viewer through the control room and the generator room of the power plant. In the control room Jerry goes through the various components and their functions in the switchgear. He also describes the SCADA system and the fire system. In the generator room Jerry describes the coolant system, battery system, fuel and oil blender system, heat recovery system, and the ventilation system.

[@JunPVlog]

Thank you for sharing sir new supporters here from Philippines

[@seremaiarabaraba296]

that's a very good and detailed presentation, thumbs up to you..

[@rezamagham4495]

Very nice please make some video about load shedding

[@bentheguru4986]

Nice and high quality boards then you see the disapointment, cheap, domestic internet router on the top of the first cabinet. Even more nerve racking, the SCADA computer is a Windows 10 machine....

[@randacnam7321]

That is all too common, even with NERC/CIP stuff. You should see military contractors...

[@gantmj]

What's wrong with it being on Windows 10, and what should it be instead?

[@djscrizzle]

@@gantmj A Linux or Unix distro is a good option, that's air gapped and thus not connected with the Internet.

[@bentheguru4986]

@@gantmj Not bloated Windblows 10 with all its Updating, patching, and even doing what we used to call service packs without warning. Windows 7 was the last Desktop operating system.

[@bentheguru4986]

@@djscrizzle I am not a linux/Unix guy but even I know this is correct. Needs to be a simple and reliable setup with random crap M$ does and is sneaky with.

[@train4905]

Exellent

[@muhiimengabdinasir4542]

I really delighted these technologies can we have on job training or courses?

[@b43xoit]

Do the generators need exciter current?

[@alaskaenergyauthority7923]

yes

[@MrMaxyield]

Told us everything but the MW output...!! Lol No seriously, how many KW is this operation...???

[@alaskaenergyauthority7923]

I believe that total plant capacity is 280kW

[@MrMaxyield]

@@alaskaenergyauthority7923 Thank you I enjoyed the video...

[@Ozzy2341]

@@alaskaenergyauthority7923 are you guys currently hiring ?

[@jfbeam]

Look closely, the panels say 150k each. (N+1 would be 300k max. not that you'd run them at 100%)

[@ronblack7870]

@@alaskaenergyauthority7923 i have rented tow behind generators bigger than that.

[@ronblack7870]

is this just a teaching tool? why are none of them running?

[@alaskaenergyauthority7923]

It is a teaching tool and that is why none of them are running. It would be impossible to hear Jerry talk over the engines in the engine room.