Programme
(Subject to revision)
Conference Languages: German and English with simultaneous translation
Thuesday, 23nd October 2012 |
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| ab 18:00 | Get-Together in the exhibition hall Swan Analytical Instruments invites all participants to a Get-Together in the exhibition area |
Wednesday, 24th October 2012 (back)
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| 09:00 | Welcome - Opening |
| Plenary Lectures Hall 4 |
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| 09:10 P01 |
The new VGB Standard S-006-2012-DE - Sampling and monitoring of water-steam-cycles M. Rziha, Siemens AG Energy and Dr. F.-U. Leidich, ALSTOM Power Systems GmbH / Germany |
| 09:30 P02 |
Handling a serious sea water contamination of the water-steam-cycle of a once-through boiler at Amagerværket Dr. K. Thomsen, Vattenfall A/S / Denmark |
| 09:50 P03 |
Examination of titanium condenser tubes in relation to sea water contamination of a once-through unit at amagerværket M. Montgomery, A. Enemark, Vattenfall A/S / Denmark |
| 10:10 | Break |
| 10:40 P04 |
The ”invisible“ power plant chemist - rethinking cycle chemistry monitoring in a changing environment M. Sigrist, Swan Systeme AG / Switzerland and F. Loges, E.ON Kernkraft GmbH / Germany |
| 11:00 P05 |
The influence of start/stop operation on the water-steam-cycle Dr. J. Soons, M. van Deelen, F. de Vos, DNV-KEMA / The Netherlands |
| 11:20 P06 |
Influence of load-following operation on the chemistry of primary and secondary cycle of a nuclear power plant with pressurized water reactor Dr. M. Bolz, Dr. F. Böttcher, EnBW Kernkraft GmbH / Germany |
| 11:40 | Break - Lunch in the exhibition area |
| Wednesday, 24th October 2012 Section A (back) |
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| A | Water Treatment Hall 4 |
| 13:40 A01 |
Optimization of lime milk leaching and control of cold lime softening at STEAG power plant Fenne R. Wysk, Nalco GmbH and M. Christian, H. Arenz, STEAG PowerSaar GmbH / Germany |
| 14:00 A02 |
CO2 purification process with integrated flue gas cleaning for an oxyfuel power plant Dr. S. Tappe, Vattenfall Europe / Germany, Dr. J. Yan, VRD AB / Sweden and Dr. V. White, Air Products PLC / Great Britain |
| 14:20 A03 |
Field tests of carbon dioxide removal from flue gases using polymer membranes L. Daal, DNV-KEMA / The Netherlands and Dr. B. Schallert, R. Bruns, E.ON New Building and Technology / Germany |
| 14:40 | Break |
| 15:00 A04 |
Regeneration methods of strong base anion exchange resins fouled by iron and humic acids P. Kus, K. Lysáková, Research Reactors Section, Centrum Výzkumu Rež / Czech Republic |
| 15:20 A05 |
Experimental results of ammonia operated condensate polishing plants in CCPP's H. Jahr, W. Glück, Siemens Energy, C. Ochsmann, Dr. R. Breiter, Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, and Dr. S. Neumann, J. Wedemeyer, LANXESS GmbH / Germany |
| 15:40 A06 |
The design and calculation of hybrid processes of reverse osmosis and ion exchange resins Dr. J. Lipnizki, IAB Ionentauscher GmbH, H.-J. Wedemeyer, Dr. S. Neumann, LANXESS Deutschland GmbH / Germany |
| 16:00 | Break |
| 16:20 A07 |
Degassing by membranes - The future in IEX demin plants? Dr. D. Mauer, MionTec GmbH / Germany |
| 16:40 A08 |
New technologies for “old treasures” - New process concepts for existing water treatment plants J. Berger, H. Weinberger, Grünbeck Wasseraufbereitung GmbH / Germany |
| Wednesday, 24th October 2012 Section B (back) |
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| B | Water-Steam-Cycle, Analytics Hall 6 |
| 13:40 B01 |
Control and process optimization of steam and cooling systems with online TOC analysis Dr. W. Arts, J.-U. Schröter, LAR Process Analysers AG / Germany |
| 14:00 B02 |
TOC in the water-steam-cycle of power plants R. Nagel, Hager + Elsässer GmbH / Germany |
| 14:20 B03 |
Miniaturization in ion chromatography - Are there advantages in power plant analysis? Dr. D. Jensen, Thermo Fisher Scientific / Germany |
| 14:40 | Break |
| 15:00 B04 |
Advanced online sodium measurement D.M. Gray, K. Buecher, Mettler-Toledo / USA |
| 15:20 B05 |
Round Robin Tests - an instrument of quality assurance in power plant chemistry Dr. B. Ruchti, r-concept / Germany |
| 15:40 B06 |
Spectrophotometrical determination of sulphite concentration in slurries from wet flue gas desulphurization B. Heidel, Prof. G. Scheffknecht, Universität Stuttgart, IFK and Dr. H. Thorwarth, EnBW Kraftwerke AG / Germany |
| 16:00 | Break |
| 16:20 B07 |
Real-time fouling and scaling sensor technology - The past, present and future |
| 16:40 B08 |
Lay-up practice during shutdown for boiler (fired side), Denox, fGD and wwtP M. van Deelen-Bremer, Dr. F. Vos, J. Middelkamp, DNV-KEMA / The Netherlands |
| 17:00 | End of the first conference day |
| appr. 19:00 | Evening event at the “Nord Event Panoramadeck“ in the „Emporio Tower” kindly supported by BK Giulini Gmbh, BKG water solutions and Purolite (Deutschland) Gmbh Emporio Tower, Dammtorwall 15, 20355 Hamburg |
Thursday, 25th October 2012 |
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| A | Water Treatment Section A Hall 4 (back) |
| 09:00 A09 |
Optimisation of the laundry waste water treatment plant at the EnKK Nuclear Power plant Philippsburg Unit 2 with a microfiltration system B. Schroth, EnKK Kernkraftwerk Philippsburg and B. Doll, N. Szymkowiak, Pall GmbH / Germany |
| 09:20 A10 |
Long-term experiences in producing boiler feed water using Elbe river water at Aurubis AG J. Müller, OSMO Membrane Systems and J. Batram, R. Portner, Aurubis AG / Germany |
| 09:40 A11 |
Boiler feed water quality improvement by replacing conventional pretreatment with membrane systems R. Venkatadri, Pall Corporation / USA and B. Doll, Pall GmbH / Germany |
| 10:00 | Break |
| 10:30 A12 |
Scaling prevention in reverse osmosis systems by use of antiscalants A. Müller, M. Jank, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg / Germany and Dr. M. Hein, Toray Membrane Europe AG / Switzerland |
| 10:50 A13 |
Improved economics in cooling tower blowdown water treatment with membrane systems replacing evaporation unit M. Drake, NAES Corporation, R. Venkatadri, Pall Corporation / USA and B. Doll, Pall GmbH / Germany |
| 11:10 A14 |
Evaluation of different water vapour capture technologies and energy modeling results for membrane technology L. Daal, DNV-KEMA / The Netherlands and A. Talanker, I.E.C / Israel |
| 11:30 | Break - Lunch in the exhibition area |
| Thursday, 25th October 2012 | |
| B | Water-Steam-Cycle, Analytics Section B Hall 6 (back) |
| 09:00 B09 |
Comparison of four power plants regarding the decomposition products of amines Dr. A. Söllner, K. Höllger, W. Glück, Siemens AG and W. Hater, BKG Water Solutions / Germany |
| 09:20 B10 |
Changing the treatment of water-steam-cycle from oxygen binding/ammonia on film forming amines at combined cycle power plant Jena with district heating G. Schreiber, D. Dreßler, E.ON Thüringer Energie AG and A. de Bache, H. Choschzick, Dr. W. Hater, BKG Water Solutions / Germany |
| 09:40 B11 |
Chemistry optimization program to improve the steam generator status in NPP Unterweser Dr. A. Drexler, J. Fandrich, AREVA NP GmbH and B. Markgraf, E.ON Kernkraft GmbH / Germany |
| 10:00 | Break |
| 10:30 B12 |
Challenges to the water chemistry during erection and first start-up J. Sperling, B. Bislimi, ALSTOM Power GmbH and Dr. H. Schwevers, ALSTOM Boiler D. GmbH / Germany |
| 10:50 B13 |
Salinization of turbines and possibilities of analysis to identify and accompany these with countermeasures A. Heß, Dr. G. Lüdenbach, VGB PowerTech e.V. / Germany |
| 11:10 B14 |
Operation with heater vents closed to mitigate flow accelerated corrosion in heater shells and drain lines S. Marais, C. Lekwape, A. Sewraj, Eskom / South Africa |
| 11:30 | Break - Lunch in the exhibition area |
| Thursday, 25th October 2012 | |
| Plenary Lectures Hall 4 (back) | |
| 13:30 P07 |
Experiences with legionella control F. Oesterholt, KWR Watercycle Research Institute / The Netherlands |
| 13:50 P08 |
Management of pathongenic organisms (like legionella) in cooling water cycles of Belgian power plants L. Verelst, LABORELEC / Belgium |
| 14:10 P09 |
A total control program providing safe and economical water disinfection M. Voges, Dr. S. Schulte, F. Müller, Ashland Water Technologies / Germany |
| 14:30 | Concluding remarks - End of the lecture program |