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A coal-fired power plant in West Virginia faced the problems of operational space shortage and excessive safety hazards during its chaotic spring outage.
With an excess of people and equipment working simultaneously, the power station sought methods that would reduce
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A prime example of a company following through on its stated values is MPW’s outage project at a Georgia pulp mill.
While competing companies struggled to meet the facility’s needs in terms of efficiency and safety, MPW had excelled at
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When an inspection revealed organic material on 80,000 wooden product-storage components in multiple warehouses, a Virginia-based manufacturing company was left with two options: destroy the storage units and purchase new ones, or find a vendor with the capability of efficiently removing the organic material.
The fouling
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A Florida pulp and paper mill faced a complicated, dangerous process to clean its power boiler during scheduled outages.
Previous efforts to clean the boiler included manual water jetting from scaffolding, which posed a safety risk to workers below due
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A global polymer producer located in Ohio sought to improve the annual outage cleaning of its heat exchangers.
Historically, industrial cleaning contractors hand lanced the heat exchanger tubes, servicing four to six exchangers per night for two weeks to fit within the
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Seeking to ensure both high-quality, consistent industrial cleaning and the best available options in safety and efficiency, an Ohio chemical manufacturing facility requested bids from industrial cleaning contractors specializing in automated tooling.
The plant selected MPW
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