Cogeneration Technology Introduction

This training course Promotes the case for modern, clean and efficient localized power production. Cogeneration & On-Site Power Production highlights the increasing importance of the power sector to the overall development of the world's rapidly changing power generation industry. It informs industry personnel about worldwide developments in cogeneration and distributed, or decentralized, power generation. This training course shows technical innovation, best-practices, technical solutions and project financing in co-generation industry. This course a new event of its kind in the region - focused on practical solutions and best-practices for co-generation.

Course Objectives:
The main objectives of this Training course are to : Provide best practices in cogeneration operations Share and exchange knowledge and expertise on overcoming technical barriers to cogeneration project development and operation Identify cogeneration investment opportunities

Benefits
This course is your opportunity to

Examine the utilization and Course Outcomes of current cogeneration technology, distributed generation and combined heat and power plant (CHP) concepts Focus on the specific operating characteristics and economics of representative installations using gas turbines, internal combustion engines and steam turbines Understand the combined needs of heating, cooling and power loads and how to optimize their synchronistic characteristics and time-use elements

Increase your understanding of the application of cogeneration technologies, distributed generation, combined heat and power (CHP) plants. Learn how to conduct a feasibility analysis and make sound economic decisions

Organizational Impact The organization will benefit from this seminar by:

Improved motivation of employees that are now more confident about how to go about planning managing their shutdowns and turnarounds Improved shutdown work quality and less rework Reduced shutdown durations due to the elimination of unnecessary work and proper scheduling Reduced costs due to the smoothing of resource demand and improved resource utilization. Fewer logistical delays due to improved planning and communication Lower risk due to formal risk management

Personal Impact The individual will benefit from this seminar by:

A greater appreciation of the key role of planning in the shutdown process Being able analyze, compile and communicate the initial scope and estimates with confidence A better understanding of how the shutdown/turnaround must support the current objectives of the organization and plan accordingly

Course Outline:

Cogeneration, CHP and Distributed Generation One-Line Balances (OLBs) Data Gathering and Load Analysis Basic Thermodynamic Cycles CHP Cogeneration: Steam Turbine Technology; Selection Internal Combustion Engine: Generators

Micro turbines Gas Turbine: Cogeneration; Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Waste Heat Recovery Emissions from Engines and Gas Turbines Absorption Chillers; Thermal Cool Storage Electrical Interconnection Energy Audits and Process Optimization
Feasibility Economic Methodology Evaluation of Designs

Audience

Owners Facility engineers and managers ESCO developers Consulting engineers Utility managers and engineers