08:00 Boiler Course Overview
09:30 Applied Thermodynamics
11:00 Steam System Thermodynamics
- Impact on steam plant stability
12:00 Lunch Break
13:00 Lab 1 - Steam System
14:00 Fundamentals of Lambda Tuning
15:00 Lab 2 - Lambda Tuning Lab
- Application to steam system control loops
16:30 Adjourn
08:00 Advanced Control Overview
- Feedforward
- cascade
- mid range
- split range
- ratio control in the steam plant
10:00 Applied Heat Transfer
11:00 Combustion Dynamics and Controls
- Cross limiting strategy
- %O2 controls
12:00 Lunch Break
14:00 Lab 3 - Combustion Controls Lab
15:30 Furnace Draft Control
- Dynamics
- Interactions
- tuning strategy
16:30 Adjourn
|
08:00 Plant Master, Design,
10:00 Lab 4 - Plant Master
12:00 Lunch Break
14:30 Boiler Drum Level Control
- Process dynamics
- tuning
- control strategies
14:30 Lab 5 - Boiler Drum Level
- Control Strategy Options
- Tuning
16:30 Adjourn
08:00 Pressure Control of
09:30 Lab 6 - Multi Header Pressure
10:30 Steam Temperature Control
- Desuperheaters
- Dynamics
- Tuning
12:00 Lunch Break
13:00 Lab 7 - Steam Temperature
14:00 Steam Turbine Controls
15:00 Power Generation and
16:00 Adjourn
08:00 Energy System Troubleshooting
09:00 Lab /Seminar Class Examples
11:00 Wrap-Up
12:00 Adjourn
|
|
About the Course...
The overall objective of this 4-1/2 day course is to show how to make the steam system more integrated, more responsive, more robust and more energy efficient. The course begins with a review of thermodynamic principles and Lambda tuning procedures. The application of advanced control strategies to improve system stability are a primary focus. Topics include cross limiting, shrink-swell effects, design and tuning of the plant master controller, and the control challenges of co-generation. Approximately 30% of the course is devoted to a computer-based lab that illustrates the main concepts.
Who Should Attend...
The course is primarily intended for process engineers, control engineers or instrumentation engineers who have responsibility over the optimization of boilers, furnaces, power plants or steam plants. The course explores the implications of process equipment design and process variability and therefore would be beneficial for maintenance and design engineers.
|
|
Course Location
Considered one of the world's most inviting cities, Vancouver boasts exquisite landscapes,a mild climate and exciting attractions that impress travellers year-round. Bordered by mountains and surrounded by beaches, the city offers a unique blend of cosmopolitan amenities and natural splendours.
Accomodations
For conveniance, we recommend that registrants stay at the hotel course site. ProNamics has reserved a block of rooms at a competitive rate; indicate on the registration form if you would like us to make your reservation.
|
About Enero / ProNamics...
Enero Solutions Inc. is a Montreal based energy consulting company that specializes in process dynamics and control with a focus on steam system optimization. The companies services include training, steam system optimization surveys, and simulation development.
ProNamics Control Inc. is a Vancouver based pulp and paper process control consulting company. The company conducts process and control optimization field surveys, prepares process simulations to establish best practices and provides a range of training courses related to process control optimization.
|
Instructors Include...
Ben Janvier, M.Eng, P.Eng.
Ben is the principal consultant at Enero Solutions. He has over 8 years of steam plant optimization experience that includes on-site troubleshooting, control strategy optimization, training and simulation development.
Doug Nelson, P.Eng.
Doug of ProNamics Control Inc has over 23 years of pulp and paper process control experience in process control optimization. He is a member of the Association of Energy Engineers.
|