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10:00 AM to 01:00 PM
Local Time in Switzerland
Anmeldeschluss
April 05, 2022Veranstaltungs-Broschüre
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PPCHEM AG hosted a Webinar on the Basics of Power Plant Chemistry.
The webinar took place on April 7, 2022 at 10:00 CEST.
This webinar’s time was chosen to fit Europe, but of course everyone was welcome to attend.
Our Chief Key Expert Michael Rziha discussed the following topics:
Corrosion during standstill is currently one of the main reasons for severe plant damages and thus for huge costs. Improper layup practices are a major contributor to boiler tube failures and to steam turbine pitting and cracking. This webinar will deal with the conditions that facilitate corrosion and what can be done to prevent it. Different prevention strategies as well as their pros and cons will be discussed. Several hints for proper planning and application of the available layup procedures and techniques for the different types of standstill will be given.
Target audience:
- Plant chemists
- Designers
- Plant owners and operators
- Boiler engineers
- Manufacturers
- Anyone else interested in this topic
The Webinar was held in English.
Registration
Since this webinar already took place, registration is not possible anymore.
Presenter
Michael Rziha is the Chief Key Expert Plant Chemistry at PPCHEM AG, where he conducts worldwide seminars, lectures, and conferences on all power plant chemistry related topics, as well as provides individual technical consultancy.
Before joining PPCHEM AG, Michael worked at Siemens Power Generation, Germany from 1983 until January 2019. Michael is a member of several VGB committees concerned with chemistry and water processing and is honorary fellow of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) and vice chair of the Power Cycle Chemistry working group of IAPWS. He is also a member of the International Advisory Board of the PPCHEM® journal.