Chemical Control of the Water/Steam Cycle in Power Generation Plants
Avoid unplanned plant downtime and costly repairs.
プログラム概要
- Why chemical control of water/steam cycles is essential
- Real world data
- Innovations in online technology for key measurements
- Strategies to eliminate shutdowns
- Key takeaways
Join us in this educational presentation based on real-world data on power and steam generation plant failures and the correlation this has with water/steam chemical control. This presentation will help you have a clear understanding of this relationship, with information on what parameters need to be measured, where and why, based on industry guidelines, as a key factor in avoiding unplanned plant shutdowns and costly repairs.
Target audience
This webinar is of interest to people in all jobs who design, build or operate all types of traditional plants, biofuels, waste-to-energy, combined cycle and cogeneration. A refresher for some, new insights for others, all will benefit from a brief look at the latest water/steam in-line analysis technology available now.
Speakers
Kirk Buecher
METTLER TOLEDO
Kirk Buecher is the Director of Energy Solutions for METTLER TOLEDO Thornton. He has more than 30 years of experience in precision measurement and analysis technologies. For the past 12 years, his focus has been on analyzing the chemistry of water used in all types of power and steam generation, including nuclear, biofuel, geothermal and cogeneration plants. More recently, expanding the requirements for successful green hydrogen generation.
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