Eielson AFB Central Heat And Power Plant, Alaska

• pH and temperature of the overboard water must be monitored once each day without visiting the site.
• Heat and Power Plant access via road is not possible.
• Requires remote system which operates in cold temperatures.

Products

• SCADAPack 100 Wireless
• SCADAPack LP Wireless

Highlights

• Remote Telemetry Monitoring.
• Solar powered units with battery bank.
• Produced quality data throughout the monitoring season.

Project Overview
The Eielson AFB Central Heat & Power Plant (CH&PP), located near North Pole, Alaska was in need of monitoring the temperature of overboard water used to cool their turbines at the point where the water flowed into a French Creek two miles from the power plant facility. According to the power plant's permit, issued by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, pH and temperature of the overboard water must be monitored once each day. This was an arduous task since the area had been declared a "wetland" and access via road was no longer allowed.