Programme
Conference languages are German and English with simultaneous translation
Thuesday, 25th October 2011 |
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18:00 | Get-Together in the exhibition hall Swan Analytical Instruments invites all participants to a Get-Together in the exhibition area |
Wednesday, 26th October 2011 |
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Plenary Lectures Ballsaal A + B |
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09:00 | Welcome, Opening |
09:10 P 01 |
The revised VGB Standard for Water-Steam-Cycle Chemistry |
09:30 P 02 |
Switchover from neutral operation to oxygen treatment at the power station Stuttgart-Münster of EnBW Kraftwerke AG" |
09:50 P 03 |
Steam contamination with degradation products of organic matters present in the feedwater of the Lanxess-Rubber Cogeneration Plant |
10:10 | Break |
10:40 P 04 |
Laboratory scale on-line noble metal deposition experiments simulating BWR plant conditions |
11:00 P 05 |
Building a new demin installation for the power plant EPZ in Borssele |
11:20 P 06 |
Replacement of the cooling tower installations in the nuclear power plant Gösgen-Däniken AG |
11:40 |
Break - Lunch in the exhibition area |
Section A "Water Chemistry" |
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13:40 A 01 |
Ageing of IEX resins in demin plants - Cost optimisation by adaption of regenerants |
14:00 A 02 |
The largest DowTM Edi System at a combined cycle plant in Europe |
14:20 A 03 |
From river Main water to boiler feed water - Experiences with ultrafiltration |
14:40 | Break |
15:00 A 04 |
Experiences with treatment of the water-steam-cycle in the RDF-power plant Nehlsen Stavenhagen with film-forming amines |
15:20 A 05 |
Comparative modeling of the bubbles thermal collapse and cavitations for estimation of bubbles collapse influence on the primary circuit water chemistry quality |
15:40 A 06 |
Overcoming the steam quality - issues from an HRSG for the production of process steam |
16:00 | Break |
16:20 A 07 |
Legionella - new requirements for power plant operation |
16:40 A 08 |
How the right chemistry in the FGD helps to improve the removal in the waste water treatment plant
L. Vredenbregt, KEMA, Arnhem / The Netherlands |
Section B "Analytitical Chemistry" |
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13:40 B 01 |
In-situ testing of filter media in a South African coal-fired boiler bag house |
14:00 B 02 |
Expanding the variety of renewable fuels in the biomass power plant Timelkam using the chemical input control |
14:20 B 03 |
Corrosion, operating experiences and process improvements to increase the availability and operating time of the biomass power plant Timelkam
G. Winkler and J. Schimpl, Energie AG OÖ, Linz / Austria |
14:40 | Break |
15:00 B 04 |
The influence of temperature on the measurement of the conductivity of highly diluted solutions
Dr. H. Wagner and Dr. P Wuhrmann, Swan Analytische Instrumente AG, Hinwil / Switzerland |
15:20 B 05 |
A multiparameter instrumentation approach to makeup and cycle-chemistry measurements
D. Gray, Mettler-Toledo Thornton Inc., Bedford, USA |
15:40 B 06 |
Optical measurement of dissolved oxygen at ppb level. A comparison of amperometric and optical methods
V. Gachet, S. Bell, and F. Dunand, Hach Lange GmbH / Switzerland |
16:00 | Break |
16:20 B 07 |
Alternative insulating fluids in comparison to traditional mineral oil
E. Pagger, VERBUND Umwelttechnik GmbH, Prof. Dr. M. Muhr, TU Graz, Dr. G. Pukel, Siemens Transformers / Austria |
16:40 B 08 |
Online analysis and sustainable quality assurance in the cooling water treatment of the E.ON power plant Shamrock in Herne |
17:00 | End of the first conference day |
ca. 19:00 |
Evening event at the "Zum Franziskaner" kindly supported by BK Giulini GmbH, BKG Water Solutions and Purolite (Deutschland) GmbH |
Friday, 27th October 2011 |
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Section A "Water Chemistry" |
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09:00 A 09 |
Column experiments on strong acid cation exchanger with boric acid and alkali cations |
09:20 A 10 |
Possible sources of water for the FGD project OROT Rabin Power Station
Dr. V. Marcu, Y. Schechtman, S. Moscovich, IEC / Israel |
09:40 A 11 |
Removing of heavy metal traces from FGD waste water by using ion exchangers in coal-fired power plants |
10:00 | Break |
10:30 A 12 |
Electrodeionisation (EDI) for demineralisation in the make-up water treatment - Ready for use in power plant?
S. Späth and J. Berger, Grünbeck, Höchstädt / Germany |
10:50 A 13 |
Longtime experiences with reverse osmosis membranes in three different systems for process water production
Dr. P. Sehn, DOW Anlageng., Rheinmünster / Germany |
11:10 A 14 |
Procedures for effective cleaning of reverse osmosis membranes |
11:30 | Break - Lunch in the exhibition area |
Section B "Analytical Chemistry" |
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09:00 B 09 |
Mercury removal in coal-fired power plants - a chemical challenge |
09:20 B 10 |
TOC process analyzers for condensate, steam or boiler feed water |
09:40 B 11 |
Innovative methods for maintaining and monitoring the transport preservation for turbo generators
S. Rodriguez, R. Pfohl, Alstom Power Systems, Dr. R. Dubois, S. Wittner, RWE Technology / Germany |
10:00 | Break |
10:30 B 12 |
Determination of ash content and calorific values of coals directly on the conveyor belt? |
10:50 B 13 |
Modern chromatographic procedures in the analytical power plant chemistry - optimization of time, costs and analytical performance
Dr. D. Jensen, Dionex Europe, Olten / Switzerland |
11:10 B 14 |
Treatment of waste water from the flue gas cleaning
Dr. K. Hagen, T. Meyerhoff, K. Ogiermann, WWS Deutschland / Germany |
11:30 |
Break - Lunch in the exhibition area |
Plenary Lectures Ballsaal A + B |
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13:30 P 07 |
Hygroscopicity of alkaline earth halides and lower working temperature of surface filter in Ca(OH)2 sorption processes for cleaning exhaust gas |
13:50 P 08 |
Troubleshooting at reverse osmosis performance decrease |
14:10 P 09 |
Effect of changes in the operating mode on the behavior of mercury in wet FGD plants |
14:30 | Concluding remarks - End of the lecture programme |