Power Generation

Power generation facilities need clean, reliable equipment with minimal downtime. Cleaning supports efficiency, heat transfer, and electrical reliability.

Common methods

• Dry ice blasting: Cleans generators, turbines, switchgear, and control equipment without conductive residues.

• UHP water jetting: Removes tough deposits, coatings, and scale from concrete, steel, and process structures.

• Chemical cleaning: Dissolves scale and deposits from boilers, condensers, and cooling systems.

• Hot water pressure washing: Cleans floors, exterior structures, and equipment housings.

• Dry vapor steam cleaning: Targets delicate areas, instrumentation, and heat exchangers where low moisture and precision are needed.

Typical applications

• Cleaning turbine casings, generator housings, and associated equipment.

• Removing deposits from boiler tubes, condensers, and cooling circuits.

• Degreasing floors, pits, and maintenance areas.

• Electrical cleaning in substations and control rooms.

• Corrosion and coating removal from plant structures.