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Verified Water Chemistry Technology

Establish Trust in Your Analytics with Online Chemistry Alarms

Power Generation and Cogeneration plants of all types are facing a difficult list of problems, from:

  • Aging plants and equipment
  • Load shifting and cycling
  • Increasing demand for data analytics and predictive maintenance solutions
  • Unreliable water/steam sample delivery and analytics

In this webinar, the presenter briefly reviews these challenges and provides a step-by-step plan that can be followed to establish a higher level of trust in your plant's water/steam analytics through the use of verified water chemistry technology. This solution eliminates false alarms, allowing for the correct situational analysis of water chemistry failures, all without major cost or modification to existing PLC/DCS systems.

  • Who Should Watch:
  • Plant Chemists
  • Operations Staff
  • I&C Staff
  • Plant Maintenance Staff
  • Anyone with an interest in power plant water chemistry

About the Presenter: Kirk Buecher

Kirk is Director of Power Solutions for METTLER TOLEDO Thornton. He has over 30 years' experience in analytics and precision measurement technologies. Over recent years, his focus has been on water chemistry analytics used in all types of power and steam generation, including nuclear, biofuel and cogen plants.

He regularly delivers papers/presentations at the leading Power & Cogen Industry Events, and actively supports this industry by working on:

ASTM D.19 Water Committee

ASME Steam Properties and Industrial Boiler Subcommittees

Power Cycle Chemistry Committee of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS)

And consults regularly with project teams of EPRI, VGB, Thermal Power Research Institute of China, S. Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, and the National Thermal Power Corp. of India.