THE FUTURE OF GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME 7 INTERNATIONAL GAS TURBINE CONFERENCE

THE FUTURE OF GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY
7TH INTERNATIONAL GAS TURBINE CONFERENCE
14-15 October 2014, Thon Hotel EU, Brussels, Belgium
PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME
The International Gas Turbine Conference, organised biennially, aims to highlight the
role that gas turbine technology could play in the future and raise the awareness of
gas turbine (GT) technology development needs – from both oil & gas and power
generation operators’ perspectives. The conference will also provide the opportunity
to meet and exchange ideas with policy makers, high level executives and GT
experts from the whole value chain attending from Europe, North and South America,
Middle East, and Asia. The conference will highlight and discuss the energy market
outlook in Europe and globally, as well as to present recent developments and ongoing R&D activities for flexible, efficient and environmentally sound gas turbines.
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The 7 International Gas Turbine Conference (IGTC-14) will focus on the required future GT technology developments
from a user’s and a political point of view, with special focus on:
 The role played by gas turbines in the future international energy policy mix, where intermittent sources of
renewable energy may significantly increase and nuclear capacity may drastically decrease by 2050, while the
emerging economies’ demand for cheap and secure energy will rapidly rise to assist their economic growth;
 Current and future technology trends and the different stakeholders’ views on required technology developments to
ensure efficient, flexible, reliable and environmentally sound gas turbine operation.
The keynote sessions and panel discussions will address critical issues related to climate change mitigation in the
context of the different and fast changing markets. Special attention will be given to increased operational flexibility,
fuel flexibility, retaining reliability and lower emissions for both single cycle and combined cycle operation. Energy and
climate policies and initiatives for GT technology development in Europe and globally will be presented, followed by
panel discussions with distinguished experts and high level policy makers.
In parallel, the technical sessions will address critical research and development activities necessary for the
advancement of GT technology, from operational, environmental and cost perspectives. Recent GT technology and
new, innovative solutions will be explored. The technical sessions will combine research initiatives and experience
reports of real case applications, with the aim to give a balanced view of current developments and future needs for
research in GT applications.
Organiser
European Turbine Network
Chaussée de Charleroi 146-148/20
1060 Brussels Belgium
T: +32 (0)2 646 1577
For conference updates and further details,
please visit ETN’s website:
www.etn-gasturbine.eu
Conference Management
Audrey Krzemien
[email protected]
Technical Papers and Presentations
Ugo Simeoni
[email protected]
We very much look forward to
welcoming you at the IGTC-14!
ETN a.i.s.b.l • Chaussée de Charleroi 146-148/20 • 1060 Brussels • Belgium
Tel: +32 (0)2 646 15 77 • [email protected] • www.etn-gasturbine.eu
THE FUTURE OF GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY
7TH INTERNATIONAL GAS TURBINE CONFERENCE
14-15 October 2014, Thon Hotel EU, Brussels, Belgium
13 October 2014
17:00-23:00
Registration will take place in the lobby of the THON HOTEL EU
DAY 1 – 14 October 2014
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07:15
Registration will take place on the 1 floor of the hotel (in front of the Belgian Ballroom)
08:15
Welcome note: Key points from the 2012 Conference and Introduction to IGTC-14
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08:30
Christer Bjӧrkqvist, Managing Director, ETN
Bernard Quoix, ETN President/ Head of Rotating Machinery Department, Total
International energy policy and market outlook towards 2030
Chair: Christer Björkqvist, Managing Director, ETN
Speakers:
 Gas Market Outlook
Rodrigo Pinto Scholtbach, Senior Gas Market Analyst, International Energy Agency
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Energy challenges and priorities for 2015
Mechthild Wörsdörfer, Director for Energy policy, DG Energy, European Commission
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Building a sustainable energy system – how to keep it simple and flexible
Beate Raabe, Secretary General, Eurogas
Moderator: Junior Isles, Chief Editor, The Energy Industry Times
10:20
Coffee break
10:50
Development needs for utilities and oil & gas operators for their current and future gas turbine
fleets
Chair: Dieter Krapp, Senior Vice President, OMV Power International
Presentations/ Speakers:
 Wim Broos, Senior Vice President Fleet Management, GDF SUEZ Energy Europe
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Development needs for oil & gas operators of gas turbine fleets
Marcelo Accorsi Miranda, Senior Consultant, Petrobras, Brasil
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Gas Turbines Inlet Air Quality Improvement for Higher Reliability, Availability & Efficiency
Mansoor Al Najar, Rotating Equipment Section Head, GASCO, Abu Dhabi
Moderator: Andy Williams, Vice President Engineering, EthosEnergy
12:45
Lunch offered by PW Power Systems
ETN a.i.s.b.l • Chaussée de Charleroi 146-148/20 • 1060 Brussels • Belgium
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14:00
Innovative Low Carbon Cycles
Chair: Dick Van Der Vecht, GDF Suez
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Concentrated Solar Power Hybrid Gas
Turbine Demonstration Test Results,
David Teraji, Solar Turbines
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Field Measurement Reconciliation for
Combined Cycle HRSG Monitoring,
Alessio Martini, University of Genoa
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High Temperature Storage for CSP Plants:
Test Rig Dynamic Analysis,
Alessio Martini, University of Genoa
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Review of HRSG capabilities for flexible
operation,
Pascal Decoussemaeker, Alstom
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Carbon Footprint Assessment for
Compressor Stations,
Rainer Kurz, Solar Turbines
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Preservation guidelines for CCGT &
conventional power plant boilers during
short- and long-term shutdowns,
William Moore, ETD Consulting
15:30
Coffee break
16:00
Materials and Lifetime
Chair: John Oakey, Cranfield University
18:30
Optimising Combined Cycle Operations
Chair: Jacques Maunand, EDF
Optimising Oil and Gas Operations
Chair: Chris Dagnal, DNV GL
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Manufacture of Metal-Ceramic Clad
Powders for Plasma-Spray Thermal Barrier
Coatings,
Vassilis Stathopoulos, Technological
Educational Institute of Sterea Ellada
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Remote Assistance Intervention and
Diagnosis (RAID) for Rotating Machines,
François Jouanna, Total
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Integrated approach to gas turbine rotor
condition assessment and life management,
John Scheibel, EPRI
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Remote Condition Based Monitoring and
Diagnostic Solution for Gas Turbines,
Lukasz Sznajder, Shell
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Temperature Memory Coatings for Short
and Long Term Applications in Gas
Turbines,
Jorg Feist, Sensor Coating Systems
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Experience with Condition-Based
Maintenance Related Methods and tools for
Gas Turbines,
Christoforos Romesis, NTUA
Reception and Gala Dinner:
MTU our sponsor for the Cocktail reception and GE Oil & Gas our sponsor for the Gala dinner,
welcome you to a memorable evening at the Colonial Palace in Tervuren.
ETN a.i.s.b.l • Chaussée de Charleroi 146-148/20 • 1060 Brussels • Belgium
Tel: +32 (0)2 646 15 77 • [email protected] • www.etn-gasturbine.eu
DAY 2 – 15 October 2014
08:00
Networking coffee
08:30
Opening and introduction
 Catherine Goy, ETN Vice President/E.ON Technologies
08:40
National and regional gas turbine markets: opportunities and challenges
Chair: Catherine Goy, ETN Vice President/E.ON Technologies
Speakers:
 Global market overview
Sergio Picon, Vice President Power Market, EthosEnergy
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Gas Turbine Market and Industry in China: Today and Tomorrow
Hongde Jiang, Professor, Tsinghua University
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U.S. Department of Energy Advanced Turbine Program
Richard Dennis, Turbine Technology Manager, US Department of Energy, National Energy
Technology Laboratory (NETL)
Extra panellist:
 Yoshiaki Tsukuda, Executive Corporate Adviser, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Moderator:
 Andre Mom, ETN President Emeritus
10:40
Coffee break
11:10
Turbomachinery
Chair: Abdulnaser
Sayma, City University
London
Combustion
Chair: Jean-Louis
Vignolo, GE Power &
Water
Flexible operation and
fuel flexibility
Chair: Tomas Alvarez,
Endesa
Hydrogen-rich syngas
operation
Chair: Peter Jansohn,
Paul Scherrer Institute
On the Fouling of Axial
Compressors in Gas
Turbine,
Rainer Kurz,
Solar Turbines
The Ultra-Wet Cycle for
High Efficiency, Low
Emission Gas Turbine,
Panagiotis Stathopoulos,
Technical University of
Berlin
Expanded Fuel Test
Capabilities for GE
Aeroderivative Gas
Turbine,
Michal Knapczyk,
GE Power & Water
U.S DOE Hydrogen
Turbine R&D Program:
Results and Next Steps,
Richard Dennis, NETL U.S.
Department of Energy
Compressor Degradation:
Associated Performance
Impact and Operational
Risks,
Wolfgang Kappis,
Alstom
Design and Operating
Experience on the Recent
Application of the Fuel
Staging Technology for
AE94.3A Gas Turbine,
Ansaldo Energia
Empowering Modern Power
Grids with Fast, Efficient,
Flexible Generation,
John Charlton,
Rolls Royce
H2-IGCC system
integration and technoeconomic analysis,
Giovanni Cerri,
University of Roma TRE
Industrial gas turbine
compressor health
monitoring,
John Scheibel,
EPRI
Experimental and
Numerical Investigation on
Autoignition of H2-Rich
Fuels at Reheat Combustor
Operating Conditions,
Christoph Schmalhofer,
DLR
Heavy Duty Gas Turbines
Flexibility: Solutions, Field
Experiences and Next
Steps,
Sergio Chiesi,
Ansaldo Energia
Gas Turbine Expander
Design Modifications for
H2-rich Syngas Application,
Robert Kluxen,
RWTH Aachen University
Investigation of Wall Film
Induced Surface
Roughness on the
Performance of a Linear
Compressor Cascade
under Overspray
Conditions,
Niklas Neupert,
Helmut Schmidt University
Full-pressure Full-scale
Characterisation of a
Distillate-fired Gas Turbine
Combustor Operated at
Very High Water-to-fuel
Ratio for Achieving
Extreme Nox Reduction,
Iarno Brunetti, Enel
Alstom Gas Turbine
Technologies for Increased
Operational Flexibility,
Wolfgang Kappis,
Alstom
Modelling of Hot Corrosion
Resistance for Gas Turbine
Materials Systems in Novel
Combusted Syngas
Environments,
Joy Sumner,
Cranfield University
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13:10
Lunch
14:15
Which gas turbine technology advancements are foreseen by OEMs to satisfy the current and future
market?
Chair: Gary Lock, Business Manager, Frazer-Nash Consultancy
Panellists:
 Frank Schnabel, Siemens Energy
 Yoshiaki Tsukuda, Executive Corporate Adviser, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
 Michael Leary, Gas Turbine Executive Engineering Leader, GE Power & Water
 Franco Rosatelli, Chief Technology, Ansaldo Energia
 Gilbert Amengual, Director, Solar Turbines
 Michael Ladwig, Director Scientific Collaboration, Alstom
Moderator: Chris Lappee, Vattenfall
16:00
Closing remarks
 Christer Bjӧrkqvist, Managing Director, ETN
 Bernard Quoix, ETN President/Total
16:15
End of Conference
Networking Coffee and Drinks
ETN a.i.s.b.l • Chaussée de Charleroi 146-148/20 • 1060 Brussels • Belgium
Tel: +32 (0)2 646 15 77 • [email protected] • www.etn-gasturbine.eu