consider industrial design leaders involvement in specialized workshops

CONSIDER INDUSTRIAL DESIGN LEADERS

INVOLVEMENT IN SPECIALIZED WORKSHOPS

Sergio Joao, eng.

Steven Sidthiphol, jr. eng.

SUCCESSFUL INVOLVEMENT IN DESIGN COURSES

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AGENDA

• Context

• Key factors for successful design projects

• Benefits

– Students

– Industrial Design Leader

• Design course – Looking Forward

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INVOLVEMENT IN DESIGN COURSES

• McGill & Polytechnique - since 2013

• Team achieved great success

• High quality reports and presentations

• Not only technical…

3Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

EXAMPLE – LNG TERMINAL PROJECT

4Source: David Chondon, Tinke-Marie De Witte, Kevin Qiu, Gabrielle Trzcinski, CLEAN ENERGY TERMINAL, Final Presentation

Winter2016, CHEE 457 - DESIGN PROJECT

200,000 m3 LNG Carrier pool fire

Loss of life

Damage to Equipment𝟑𝟓 𝐤𝐖/𝐦𝟐

𝟏𝟖 𝐤𝐖/𝐦𝟐

5 𝐤𝐖/𝐦𝟐

Radiation Radius Effects

5 kW/m2 2.25 kmPermissible Level of

Emergency operations

18 kW/m2 1.85 kmIgnite wood and melt

plastic tubing

35 kW/m2 1.5 kmDamage to Steel piping

and Process Equipment

KEY FACTORS FOR SUCCESS

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DefineScope

GiveFeedback

Act as One Team

ProvideTraining

Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

DEFINE SCOPE

• Start with Kick-off Meeting!

– Mandate

– Roles & Expectations

– Methodology

• Bring team to:

– Define Boundary Limits

– Oversee whole Context

6Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

Can you break the problem into pieces ?

EXAMPLE – LNG TERMINAL PROJECT

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Source: David Chondon, Tinke-Marie De Witte, Kevin Qiu, Gabrielle Trzcinski, CLEAN ENERGY TERMINAL, Final

Presentation Winter2016, CHEE 457 - DESIGN PROJECT, McGill

EXAMPLE – SULPHURIC ACID PROJECT

8Source: Pierre-Étienne Auclair, Mylène Gosselin, Maxime Lavoie, Catherine Marsan, Conception d’une usine d’acide sulfurique, GCH4160 : Projet de conception et analyse d’impacts, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal,

GIVE FEEDBACK

• Weekly meetings– Project progress over schedule

– Powerpoint presentation

• Deliverables commented– Technical Aspects

– Clarity of the information

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We don’t want to know it, we want to see it (Yvon Deschamps)

Can you add some Wow effects ?

Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

IndustryControl Narratives

It is important to control the liquid level inside the column to ensure that adequate mass transfer takes place between the vapor and liquid phases, and to prevent flooding. This is accomplished by using a feedback control system in loop 204 that regulates the flow of rich amine leaving the bottom of the absorber (stream 12). Excessively high and low liquid levels pose an operational risk, and as such are insured by interlock action. I-3 trips the motor on pumps P-201 at the bottom of the absorber if the liquid level is excessively low, which terminates the outflow of liquid. Conversely, the amine inflow (stream 10) is terminated by I-4 using a shutoff valve if the liquid level becomes very high.

Source: Nathan Goldstein, Anand Natu, Chantelyn Pineda and K. Praneet Akilla , Carbon Capture Facility Design Final Design

Recommendations for Apatite Inc., Final Presentation Winter2015, CHEE 457 - DESIGN PROJECT, McGill

EXAMPLE - CARBON CAPTURE PROJECT

IndustryControl Narratives

It is important to control the liquid level inside the column to ensure that adequate mass transfer takes place between the vapor and liquid phases, and to prevent flooding. This is accomplished by using a feedback control system in loop 204 that regulates the flow of rich amine leaving the bottom of the absorber (stream 12). Excessively high and low liquid levels pose an operational risk, and as such are insured by interlock action. I-3 trips the motor on pumps P-201 at the bottom of the absorber if the liquid level is excessively low, which terminates the outflow of liquid. Conversely, the amine inflow (stream 10) is terminated by I-4 using a shutoff valve if the liquid level becomes very high.

Source: Nathan Goldstein, Anand Natu, Chantelyn Pineda and K. Praneet Akilla , Carbon Capture Facility Design Final Design

Recommendations for Apatite Inc., Final Presentation Winter2015, CHEE 457 - DESIGN PROJECT, McGill

EXAMPLE - CARBON CAPTURE PROJECT

StudentControl Narratives

ACT AS ONE TEAM

• Presence whole team at the meetings

• Design leaders involvement

• Guide the development

• Focus on Students Strenghts

• Found project execution bottlenecks

• Motivates & Free students’ Energy!

• Get Best from students

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Don’t Bring me Problems Bring me Solutions

Share your Problems !

Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

PROVIDE TRAINING

Not all students share the same field experience

Training is typically on:Basic Controls & InterlocksLink between HAZOP, P&ID & InterlocksRead/draw a P&IDProject ManagementSimulation Skills (Aspen Hysys®…)

Hands-on

Project Accelerator

Difficult to integrate more training session during Design Course

13Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

EXAMPLE – P&ID

14Source: David Chondon, Tinke-Marie De Witte, Kevin Qiu, Gabrielle Trzcinski, CLEAN ENERGY TERMINAL, Final Presentation

Winter2016, CHEE 457 - DESIGN PROJECT

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What are the benefits for the industrial Design Leaders?

Benefits for students: Momentum for their career in a rewarding project

Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

WINS FOR DESIGN LEADERS

• Confront our own limitations

• Develop Management Skills

• Learn new technologies

• Essential relationship industry-university

• Develop high potential individuals

16Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

LOOKING FORWARD…

• Develop specialized workshops

– Practical Topics

Ex: How to create/read P&ID

How to do an Hazop?

– Industrial Design Leaders – Subject Matter Experts

– Hands-on training

– Offered through out bachelor program

• Build strong community around universities

17Context Key Factors Benefits Forward

THANKS TO

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École Polytechnique de Montreal

McGill University

Pr. TavaresPr. FradettePr. ChaoukiPr. PatiencePr. Bertrand

Pr. CoulombePr. YargeauPr. KopyscinskiPr. Hoesli

A. Al-HaiekJ. BariaL. Dauphin N. GhoulG. Milot

P.-É. Auclair-BédardM. Gosselin M. LavoieC. Marsan-Loyer

C. Bourdeau-LaferrièreV. HarveyS. JafferH. ToS. Viau

G. El BaghliK. Laassel P.D. Mbog T. Pham Phu

S. BenjellounC. BrucelA. CimonS. El Kabriti

N. Goldstein C. PinedaA. NatuP. Kaustubh

A. GershanovJ. WilkinsonR. Nanua

D. Chondon G. TrzcinskiK. Qiu T.-M. De Witte

R. ChowdhuryA. ColantuoniS. MarcotteJ. MontagutR. Osseiran

Partners

P. Renaud P. Crohmal