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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Computer Applications
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Computer Applications.
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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Steam Turbines
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Steam Turbines
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01/01/10
R*TIME Presentations and Papers
Presentations and Papers relating to R*TIME.
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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Turbine Cycle Performance Analysis
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Turbine Cycle Performance Analysis.
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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Feed Pumps and Feed Pump Turbines
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Feed Pumps and Feed Pump Turbines.
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01/01/10
PEPSE and PMAX Fossil Boilers and Nuclear Steam Generators
A selection of PEPSE and PMAX papers relating to Fossil Boilers and Nuclear Steam Generators.
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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
PdP and Wind Turbines brochure
This brochure provides an overview of our wind turbine condition monitoring platform.
Brochure
Digital Safety System
Curtiss-Wright's Digital Safety System is a fully qualified, NRC-Approved, Safety-Related digital platform. Learn more in this overview brochure.
Brochure
FAMOS Product Suite
The Fleet Asset Management and Optimization Solutions product suite, known as FAMOS, features an array of specialized thermal performance optimization and condition monitoring platforms. Learn more in this overview brochure.
Brochure
Ultrasonic Leak Detection
Exelon Generation received a Top Industry Practice (TIP) Award for Ultrasonic Leak Detection. In this Nuclear Plant Journal article, learn how Curtiss-Wright solutions supported this innovative initiative.
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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