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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Feedwater Heaters
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Feedwater Heaters.
Presentation
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01/01/10
2010 Symposium Presentations
Curtiss-Wright's 2010 Symposium explored key topics in Plant Performance and Plant Optimization. Download the conference presentations here.
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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Performance Testing
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Performance Testing.
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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Fuel Studies
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Fuel Studies.
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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Combined Cycles, Cogeneration, and Gas Turbine Cycles
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Combined Cycles, Cogeneration, and Gas Turbine Cycles.
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01/01/10
Industry Presentations and Technical Papers
Curtiss-Wright's other papers and presentations presented by Curtiss-Wright at conferences.
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01/01/09
2009 Symposium Presentations
Curtiss-Wright's 2009 Symposium explored key topics in Plant Performance and Plant Optimization. Download the conference presentations here.
Brochure
Wireless Sensor Network
This data sheet describes the features and technical specifications of the Wireless Sensor Network's three components: Wireless Sensor Nodes, Wireless Receiver Nodes, and a Data Collection Computer.
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Heat Trace Control System
This brochure provides an overview of Curtiss-Wright's Heat Trace Control System - a modern analog system that features simple licensing processes and an extended pre-obsolescence life.
Brochure
PdP - Predictive Pattern Recognition
This brochure describes the predictive analytics technology of PdP, our advanced pattern recognition platform for condition monitoring.
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Monitoring and Diagnostic Center
Brochure
Cycle Isolation Monitoring Brochure
This brochure provides an overview of our Cycle Isolation Monitoring platform - a valve leak detection and monitoring solution offered as a part of the FAMOS product suite or as a standalone module.
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