OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE IN POWER PLANTS

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1 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE IN POWER PLANTS Sheraton Hotel and Towers Brussels, Belgium April 1999 Published by: Modern Power Systems Wilmington Business Publishing Wilmington House Church Hill Wilmington Dartford Kent DA2 7EF United Kingdom NrGF; Tel: +44(0) Fax: +44(0) ' -'ic Copyright: Modern Power Systems/Wilmington Business Publishing No material may be reproduced from this volume without the prior permission of Modern Power Systems/Wilmington Business Publishing UB/TIB Hannover TOO

2 th Monday 12 April CHAIR: Mr John Mitchell, MIMOSA, USA Producer value - Information age justification for equipment (asset) management and utilisation John S Mitchell, MIMOSA, USA 1-8 POWER PLANT MANAGEMENT Power station management: How will this change under the new deregulated market? Dr Michael von Salder, ABB O&M, Kraftwerke Service GmbH, Germany O&M CONTRACTS CIMAC O&M contract guidelines Ian Bedford, Alstom Integrated Maintenance Services Ltd, UK DISCUSSON COFFEE RELIABILITY DA TA Operating data - a strategic business information to improve system reliability Dr Werner Gotz, TUV Engery Service, UK and Mr S A Delia Villa, Strategic Power Systems Inc, USA GAS TURBINE O&M: VENDOR AND OPERATOR PERSPECTIVES A fleet leader experience Jan Vanoudendycke, Electrabel 's Centralised Servises of Deux-Acren, Belgium Cost-effectiveness of gas turbines: recommendations for reliability, maintainability, supportability and maintenance requirements Mr L Lafage, Engineering and Construction Division CNET, Mr Givaudan, Engineering and Construction Division - SEPTEN, Mr MMeuwisse and M Despujols, Research and Development Division, Electricite de France, France Not available at time of^inting DISCUSSION LUNCH in

3 CONDITION MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT Real time networked condition monitoring provides insight into reality Mr Wade Mackey, PECO Energy, USA and Mr Graham Bleakley, Solatron, UK A risk based approach to the potential for CCGT enclosure explosions. A study on Teesside Power Station Peter J Hunt and Michael G Beanland, Eutech Engineering Solutions Ltd, UK COFFEE Achieving excellence in power generation maintenance Not avztilame at management time of printing Ronald J Hunt, Power & Energy Associates, UK and Kenneth Huskisson, Engica Technology Systems International, UK OUTAGE OPTIMISATION Driving outage times down and improving joint integrity using bolt tensioning and induction heating Mr Tim Lewis, Hydra-Tight Ltd, UK DISCUSSION CLOSE IV

4 th Tuesday 13 tn April CONTROLLING EMISSIONS & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Vattenfall No x minimization concept Lars Stromberg, Erik Olsson, Vattenfall Generation Services, Sweden Newly developed FGD plant for the oil-fired condensing power station in Karlshamn, Sweden Kjell Nolin,Karlshamn, Sweden Implementation of an environmental management system at the SPE power plant in Seraing:benefits and lessons learned J-N Delanaye, P Nihant andb Deliege, Societe Cooperative de Production delectricite Ph. Clayes and O Van der Maren, Pricewaterhousecoopers Not^vaikbk at time c>f<^pnnting J s T Highdust DENOX Maintenance with INFRAFONE Dimensioning and upgrading by means of 3D-modeling Jacques Valckenaere, ABB-EVA International, Belgium DISCUSSION COFFEE POWER PLANT UPGRADE Power plant rehabilitation: case studies from India, Ukraine, Denmark and Germany Dr Hans-Gerd Brummel, Siemens Power Generation (KWU), Germany Experience of air preheater sealing retrofits to recover lost generation capacity Angus Shearer, Howden Sirocco Ltd, UK and Hamish Oag, Scottish Hydro-Electric Pic, UK Experience with combustion life extension at Esso- Antwerpen Marc Demo I, Alstom, France New developments in gas turbine compressor washing give maximum power recovery Chhsitan J Faddegon, FP Turbomachinery Consultants GmbH, The Netherlands Not available at time of printing DISCUSSION LUNCH

5 BOILER MAINTENANCE Efficiency by maintenance of sootblowers in thermal power plants Aloys Lentzen, Clyde Forest S.A., Belgium GENERATOR REFURBISHMENT Key evaluation factors for upgrading and refurbishing Not available at electrical generators timeof printing William G Moore, National Electrical Coil, USA ^ S <^ Lifetime extension of stator winding insulation using in service partial discharge testing V Green and H Zhu, ADWEL International, Canada and D Huynh, PACIFICORP, USA DISCUSSION COFFEE WATER TREATMENT Benefits of upgrading water treatment equipment in the power industry Bradley Smith,Eco-Tec Inc, Canada and, Wayne Rezendes, Canal Electric Co, Canada Service contract and outsourcing options for water treatment system in thermal power plants MarcP Beunen, ECOLOCHEM International, Belgium DISCUSSION CLOSE VI