When one of our generating turbines at North Omaha Station needed a repair, our team didn’t waste a second. We noticed the rotor was bowed by 9/1000 of an inch — a tiny amount, but enough to throw off something that spins at 3,600 RPM. We jumped into action, disassembled the turbine and sent the rotor to St. Louis for a specialized heat treatment that gently pushed the metal back into place. Once it returned, our crews carefully reassembled the turbine piece by piece. That meant precision lifts,

Wealth on Instagram: "A glass of salt water shouldn’t be able to power anything — yet it creates real electricity in seconds. ⚡️ 🤯 Most people don’t realize that salt water becomes electrically active the moment metal touches it. The salt splits into charged particles, allowing electrons to move freely between two different metals. That movement creates a small but steady electric current. When you place those metals into a salty solution, the reaction becomes a miniature battery. One metal nat

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