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Gas Turbines 2011Reducing O & M Costs, Enhancing Efficiency and Adapting To Carbon Policies

www.gasturbinesaustralia.com.au

Key speakers:Alan Copeland Resources Section / Manager bureau OF resOurCes anD enerGY eCOnOMiCs

Senior representative TruenerGY

Gurjit Singh Gas Turbine Specialist Mechanical MiGHTY river, nZ

Dr Nazmul Alam Stream Leader- Intelligent Processes CsirO Process science & engineering

international speakers:Darren Sharpe Turbine & Mechanical Engineer GDF sueZ enerGY uK

Sanil Namboodiripad Asst. Vice President reLianCe POWer LTD inDia

Syeed Nadeem Ahmed Senior Plant Engineer Pia PaKisTan

FeaTurinG Top international

GT experts

MAin COnfEREnCE: 26 & 27 July 2011 WORkshOPs: 26 & 27 July 2011 VEnuE: Chifley on Lennons, Brisbane

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Workshop a: Selecting the Correct Gas Turbine Technology to Increase Efficiency and Minimise Operation Costs

Workshop B: Minimising Risks in LTSA from an Owners Perspective

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Patrick Griffin Operations Manager Marubeni POWer DeveLOPMenT ausTraLia

Prashant S Parulekar universiTY OF QueensLanD

Emeritus Prof. Robert Randall unsW


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Gas Turbines 2011

Who you will meet at Gas Turbines 2011?

From Gas fired power plants:

Head Of Generation

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Operations Managers

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Engineers- Electrical, Mechanical, Instrumentation

Superintendent Eng / Operators

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Dear Professionals,

With the focus of Australian Federal government as well as State governments,

Gas fired power plants are expected to generate 37 per cent of nation’s electricity

by 2029-30 compared to just 19 per cent generation today. To efficiently move

towards this goal, we need to increase our knowledge on GT selection and O&M

as they not only require high upfront investment, but also incur high cost during operations.

What are the best practices in GT O&M?

How to balance between efficiency, metallurgical degradation and emissions?

What is the future of GT due to the proposed carbon policies?

Find your answer to the above key questions by being a part of Energy IQ’s

Gas Turbines 2011 conference.

Hear directly from our speakers on how they are:

Implementing Repair Techniques for Metallurgical Degradation of Turbine Blade

Achieving Excellence in O&M

Improving Overhaul Schedules & Strategies to Reduce Life Cycle Costs.

Strategising for maintenance on Gas Turbines-In house, OEM or 3rd Party?

Maximising Use and Value of Gas Turbines with Proactive Maintenance Practices

Structuring of LTSA from a users perspective

understand the impact of carbon policies on GT technology directly from energy companies

and australian government research organisations:

Australia’s energy and electricity sector: outlook to 2030

The road ahead: challenges and opportunities

Impact on development of current and proposed policy settings

Cost pressures on retail prices

Analysis of LRMC of generation

For more information, call 02 9229 1000, email [email protected] or visit

www.gasturbinesaustralia.com.au.

Kind regards

Neha P Mullick Conference Director - Gas Turbines 2011

Energy IQ

Gas Turbines 2011

DaY 1, TuesDaY 26 JuLY 2011

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08.30 registration and Welcome Coffee

09:00 Opening remarks from the Chair

09:10 Keynote address: analysing Long Term Outlook For australia’s energy and electricity Generation sector

• Introduction to Australia’s energy and electricity sector: outlook to 2030

• Understanding Drivers of change in Australia’s electricity generation sector

• The road ahead: challenges and opportunities alan Copeland, Resources Section / Manager bureau OF resOurCes anD enerGY

reDuCinG COsTs On OPeraTiOns anD MainTenanCe

09:50 implementing repair Techniques for Metallurgical Degradation of Turbine blade

• Assessing metallurgical degeneration • Exploring repair techniques without affecting the

original integrity of the material • Cost benefit analysis: repair vs replacement of

parts Dr nazmul alam, Stream Leader- Intelligent

Processes CsirO Process science & engineering

10:30 Morning networking refreshments

11:00 inTernaTiOnaL Case sTuDY: achieving excellence in O&M • Review of best practices in operations • Exploring various monitoring technologies-online

as well diagnostic techniques • Ensuring efficient use of in house team as well as

OEM team. sanil namboodiripad, Asst. Vice President reLianCe POWer LTD inDia

11:40 rOunD TabLe: acknowledging Hot Gas Path Life Management to

understand its impact on Wear & Tear of Different Parts

• Understanding impact of hot gasses on the metallurgy of components

• Understanding the various repair techniques to increase reliability

• Inspection and refurbishment of critical components such as turbine blade, turbine discs

• Extending lifetime of hot gas path components without sacrificing the original mechanical properties

syeed nadeem ahmed, Senior Plant Engineer Pia PaKisTan

12:20 Lunch and networking

1:20 PaneL DisCussiOn: improving Overhaul schedules& strategies to

reduce Life Cycle Costs • Developing maintenance tools, advanced repair,

inspection technologies, remote monitoring, condition monitoring

• Implementing new maintenance concepts including maintenance with extended intervals, cycle-based maintenance and condition-based maintenance

• Addressing the impact on operational costs due to above concepts and tools

Gurjit singh, Turbine specialist, MiGHTY river nZ Patrick Griffin, Operations Manager Marubeni POWer DeveLOPMenT ausTraLia sanil namboodiripad, Asst. Vice President reLianCe POWer LTD inDia

2:00 understanding Monitoring Of Gas Turbines bearings • Introduction to the role and the importance of

bearings in a gas turbine • Evaluating the newly developed signal processing

techniques • Formulating strategies to reduce uncertainty in life

prediction technologies emeritus Prof. robert randall, unsW

2:40 afternoon networking refreshments

3:10 analysing Long term service agreements • Introduction to the various types of agreement options • Risk analysis from a users perspective • Understanding the scope of the agreements- spare

parts, maintenance • Structuring the techno-commercial aspects of the

agreements Prashant s Parulekar universiTY OF QueensLanD

3:50 inTernaTiOnaL Case sTuDY: strategising for Maintenance on Gas Turbines-in

house, OeM or 3rd Party? • Gaining clarity of key areas under management

preview: overhaul, turbine inspection, combustor inspection, assembly work, technical advisory…etc

• Analysis of various techniques of monitoring: performance monitoring, vibration monitoring, deviation monitoring, trends analysis and reporting

• Addressing overhaul procedures, warranty, replacement of parts

• Cost & benefit analysis and risk management Darren sharpe, Turbine & Mechanical Engineer GDF sueZ enerGY uK

4:30 Closing remarks from the Chair and end of Day 1

5:00 beginning of WOrKsHOP a: selecting the Correct Gas Turbine Technology to increase efficiency and Minimise Operation Costs

Gas Turbines 2011

DaY 2, WeDnesDaY 27 JuLY 2011

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08.30 registration and Welcome Coffee

09:00 Opening remarks from the Chair

inCreasinG eFFiCienCY OF Gas Turbines

09:10 international Case study Maximising use and value of Gas Turbines with Proactive Maintenance Practices

• Understanding Performance Expectations and Upgrades

• Introduction to Reliability Asset Management for GTPP

• Structuring overhaul schedules optimally syeed nadeem ahmed, Senior Plant Engineer Pia PaKisTan

09:50 PaneL DisCussiOn: Maximising efficiency of Gas Fired Power Plants • Integrating various components of the power

plant: GT, HRSG & BOP • Monitoring of equipment managed by OEMs as

well as in house technical team • Implementing best practices to break the 60%

barrier Gurjit singh, Turbine specialist, MiGHTY river nZ Darren sharpe, Turbine & Mechanical Engineer GDF sueZ enerGY uK Patrick Griffin, Operations Manager Marubeni POWer DeveLOPMenT ausTraLia

10:30 Morning networking refreshments

11:00 enhancing efficiency of Turbine by upgrading Of equipment

• Understanding various components of Gas Turbines

• Assessing the condition of the components • Calculating the cost of repair vs the cost to

upgrade

iMPaCT OF PrOPOseD CarbOn POLiCies On GT TeCHnOLOGY

11:40 analyzing impact of Carbon Policy Framework on Generation efficiency

• Impact on development of current and proposed policy settings

• Reviewing cost pressures on retail prices • Analysis of LRMC of generation Senior Representative, TruenerGY

12:20 Lunch and networking

1:20 beginning of inclusive Workshop Planning of Manpower resources for effective

O&M and Optimising Costs The aim of the workshop is to develop a work flow

model for efficient operations of Gas Turbines while optimising maintenance costs. The workshop will address the following issues:

• Need of an in house skilled team for GT O&M • Integration of in house team and external team to

whom the O&M is outsourced to • Developing a business flow model • Identifying areas of duplication, or weaknesses • Developing of departmental objectives that meet

the needs of the business and properly reflect the sources of work

• Production of personal objectives for the teams, and also training plans to resolve areas of weakness

Facilitator: Darren sharpe, Turbine & Mechanical Engineer

GDF sueZ enerGY uK

5:00 Closing remarks from the Chair and end of Conference

5:30 beginning of WOrKsHOP b: Minimising risks in LTsa from an Owners Perspective

Why is Gas Turbines 2011 so important for the industry?

“With the current global energy issues facing us, Gas Turbine

generation needs to position itself so that it is recognised a preferred

long term option. Gas Turbines 2011 allows us to meet, share

knowledge and experience and the development of GT generation.”

Darren Sharpe, Turbine & Mechanical Engineer, GDF sueZ enerGY uK


WOrKsHOP b 27 JuLy, 5:30PM

selecting the Correct Gas Turbine Technology to increase efficiency and Minimise Operation Costs

The workshop will give an introduction to the various components of the Gas Turbine and aims to provide the technical evaluation guidelines for the selection of the correct technology. The objective of the evaluation guideline is to meet not only the requirements of reliable supply and cost-effectiveness, but also the growing demands for sustainable climate protection and saving resources.

• Introduction to Gas Turbine and its various components and the integration between them

• Understanding the project needs- capacity, sizing, shaft arrangement, type, efficiency, materials, monitoring systems

• Life cost analysis inclusive of capital cost, fuel consumption, replacement, upgrades, O&M

FACILITATOR:

Syeed Nadeem Ahmed, Senior Plant Engineer Pia PaKisTan

Twenty 20 years plus of diverse engineering experience in Industrial sectors with career as a Mechanical Engineer with Manufacturing and Engineering MRO Industry. For the past 14 years working with PIA Engineering MRO facility on Maintenance Repair , Overhaul , Testing and Evaluation of Turbo Machinery including Aero and Aero derivative Gas Turbine Power Plants . Diversified Experience on General Electric, Rolls Royce and Pratt & Whitney Machines.

Present assignments include the Lean Six Sigma Integration with Reliability Programs and Third Party MRO Business Development of Aero Gas Turbine / Aero derivative Gas Turbine Repair, Refurbishment and Overhaul.

WOrKsHOP a 26 JuLy, 5:00PM

Minimising risks in LTsa from an Owners Perspective

Gas turbines not only need high upfront cost but also have high ongoing maintenance costs. The workshop aims to explore various types of maintenance agreements and develop a framework / solutions for risk sharing and a balance between the interests of both the parties: Gas turbine users and OEMs. The following issues would be addressed:

• Introduction to the various types of LTSA

• Analysing various pricing alternatives & discounts

• Weighing the risks and awards associated with each of them

• Factoring in the following in the contract: cancellation, warranty, liquidated damages for termination

FACILITATOR:

Sanil Namboodiripad, Asst. Vice President reLianCe POWer LTD inDia

Twenty years plus experience in the Power Industry in commissioning and O&M of gas based combined cycle power plants and coal fired power plants.

Currently working as an Asst. Vice President in the corporate team of Reliance Power which has over 8000 MW of Gas based capacities in the generation portfolio. He is involved in

• CorporateO&Mstrategy

• CommissioningofPhaseIof1200MWRosa Power Project.

• SupportfromcorporateforstabilizingtheO&M of power plants.

• DesignreviewofupcomingpowerplantsofRPower

Gas Turbines 2011

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