PPCHEM

Power Cycle Instrumentation Seminar

9th – 10th March 2017 Sonesta Hotel, Carrera 15A No.125 – 26, Bogotá, Colombia

Topics:

� Chemical regimes and the respective monitoring requirements

� New VGB guideline for boiler feed water, boiler water and steam

� Sampling systems: Engineering specifi cations and guidelines (VGB, IAPWS)

� Analytical methods and analysers: Conductivity, degassed conductivity, sodium, silica, pH and dissolved oxygen

� Quality assurance techniques and maintenance planning

� Water/steam cycle monitoring requirements for combined cycle power plants

Professional Development for...:

Station Chemists, Instrument Technicians, Maintenance Staff, QA-Managers, Water Treatment Designers & Engineers, Corporate Chemistry Staff, C & I Engineers, Plant Designers and Engineers.

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PPCHEM Power Cycle Instrumentation Seminar, Bogotá, Colombia, 2017

Friday, March 10th, 2017

9:30 am Session 3: � Start-up and Plant Commissioning

� Recent Developments in Cycle Chemistry and Corrosion Trend Monitoring - Corrosion Trend Indicator Hydrogen - Iron Monitoring with Non-Contact Nephelometry - Use and Monitoring of Film Forming Amines (FFA)

� Monitoring Principles and Guidelines - Sodium - Silica and Phosphate

2:00 pm Session 4: � Requirements for Cooling Water Monitoring

� Cooling Water Sampling

� Disinfectant Monitoring

� Turbidity

� Instrument Quality Assurance and Maintenance

� Discussion and Remarks

� End of the Seminar

Thursday, March 9th, 2017

Registration and Welcome Reception: 09:00 am – 10:00 am

10:00 am Session 1: � The Role of Chemistry in Power Plants and the Importance of Instrumentation

� Chemical Regimes and Guidelines for Monitoring Parameters and Critical Values IAPWS, VGB, EPRI

� Panel Discussion

2:00 pm Session 2: � The Cost of Failures Case Study

� Monitoring Principles and Guidelines: - Direct and Cation Conductivity with EDI Exchanger - Degassed Conductivity, Calculated pH - pH - Dissolved Oxygen

� Sample Conditioning and Guidelines (VGB S-006)

� Sampling and Conditioning Systems

Agenda

Speakers:• Josué Durán Rosas, Chemist Supervisor Químico, Colbún S.A., Chile

• Michael Rziha, Chemist Chairman of the IAPWS Working Group Power Cycle Chemistry (PCC) and member of several VGB-Committees, Germany

• Lukas Staub, C & I Ingeniero B.S. Group CSO, SWAN Analytische Instrumente AG, Switzerland

• Maria del Mar Nogales, Ingeniera Química M.S. Sales Engineer, SWAN Systeme AG, Switzerland

• Pedro Isliker Regional Sales Manager Latin-America SWAN Analytische Instrumente AG, Santiago/Chile

Moderation:Leo Baumann Marketing Director SWAN Analytische Instrumente AG, Switzerland

PPCHEM Power Cycle Instrumentation Seminar, Bogotá, Colombia, 2017

Goals:

� Understand the importance of on-line instrumentation

� Know the pitfalls in the design of sampling systems

� Learn what the latest guidelines recommend

� Discuss analytical techniques with experts

� Understand quality assurance problems and learn how to put together maintenance schedules

� Meet your peers from other companies and countries The conference language is Spanish. No dress code.

Venue & Accommodation:

Sonesta Hotel Colmobia Carrera 15A No.125 – 26, Bogotá, Colombia Standard room single occupancy including breakfast USD $90.00 (+IVA)(Please state that you are a PCIS Participant)

For hotel reservations please e-mail Ms. Cabrera directly at: sandra.cabrera@ghlhoteles.com

Sonesta Hotel, Carrera 15A No.125 – 26, Bogotá, Colombia Tel: +57 1 6585500 · Fax: +56 2 24982001 · E-Mail: sandra.cabrera@ghlhoteles.com

PPCHEM

Power Cycle Instrumentation Seminar

9th – 10th March 2017 Sonesta Hotel, Carrera 15A No.125 – 26, Bogotá, Colombia

Registration Fee:

Registration Fee USD 200.00 (can be paid in cash on site). The registration fee includes lunch on Thursday and Friday, Thursday’s dinner (including spouses), and daily coffee or teain the mornings and afternoons.

The fee also includes an e-paper subscription to the PPCHEM PowerPlant Chemistry® Journal from May/June 2017 until March/April 2018.

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February 3rd, 2017

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