Council of Industrial Boiler Owners

NOx Control XV: August 27-29, 2002 in Houston, Texas

	program	Proposed Agenda Ray Ganga, The McBurney Corporation Communication, Education and Outreach Committee Chairman Frederick P. Fendt, Rohm and Haas Company Conference Chairman
	online registration
	hotel & travel info
	call for papers deadline: april 29, 2002
	exhibitor information
	NOx Control 2001 conference presentations

TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 2002
1:00 PM	Registration
2:00	Concurrent Owners, Equipment Suppliers and Engineering and Environmental Service Consultants Forums
Informal "Owners' Only" Shirt Sleeve Session Covering Issues and Performance Considerations Unknown, Moderator CIBO's "Owners' Only" Forum will convene for the sixth time on the Tuesday afternoon prior to the conference. Facility owners and operators will discuss NOx control system performance & equipment, operation, and technology issues directly related to owning, operating, monitoring, reporting, and premitting boiler sysems in today's changing environment. The emphasis will be toward bringing older and smaller systems up to new levels of controls being required or considered, and identification of what RACT or BACT should be in the real economically justifiable world. Areas of discussion include the following: Control application, operations, maintenance, safety and training concerns for existing units. Emission expectations, guarantees and actual performance for watertube and firetube units Emission monitoring, reporting and compliance assurance monitoring Real world problems: i.e. rumble, swings, turndown, ammonia slip, and others. the ability to burn byprodcut fuels and meet NOx requirements Informal "Equipment Suppliers' Only" Shirt Sleeve Session Unknown, Moderator After a successful session last year, and based on the number of requests for continuation, CIBO will hold its third shirt sleeve session for equipment suppliers. Suggested topics for discussion and presentation in the general session include: What do owners have to do to achieve sustainable performance from power and NOx control equipment? What are the minimum requirements for start-up, operation and maintenance operator training? What information should be included with project and/or equipment specifications? Informal "Engineering and Environmental Service Consultants' Only" Shirt Sleeve Session Unknown, Moderator The architect/engineer, environmental consultant and environmental or energy service provider's role in today's project development environment is changing and expanding. This shirt sleeve session will address: What company people should owners include on an energy/environmental project development team? Does the Team come before the Specification, or the Specification before the Team? What are the best ways for A/E's and energy and environmental Service Companies to work with owners? Each group will appoint a three or four person panel to report on the session and review the forum discussions in the open conference session on Wednesday morning.
4:30	Shirt Sleeve Sessions Adjourn
5:00	Conference Registration, Welcome Mixer and Exhibits
7:00	Welcome Mixer Ends

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2002
7:00 AM	Registration and Continental Breakfast
7:15	A Primer on NOx Formation in Small Package Boilers & Difference between Old and New Units
8:00	Meeting Convenes Introduction by Ray Ganga, The McBurney Corporation, CIBO Committee Chairman Fred Fendt, Rohm and Haas Company, Conference Chairman
8:45	Reports from Closed Sessions & General Discussion Owners, Equipment Suppliers, A&E and Consultants Panel Presentation of Individual Forum Discussions from Individual Forum Participants A review and discussion of the shirt sleeve sessions findings allows all attendees to benefit from the discussion in each closed session. We hear what is possible, what is really needed, and how we can work together to identify solutions to some of the important problems and concerns facing industrial boiler owners and operators, equipment suppliers, A/E's and consultants.
9:45	Coffee Break
10:00	Shirt Sleeve Sessions Discussions Continues
10:30	Federal & State of Regulatory Requirements for Industrial Boilers EPA, OTC, TNRCC & ExxonMobil
12:00	Lunch and Exhibits
1:00 PM	NOx Reduction Alternatives with Real ROI's
1:00	The Energy Audit - Energy Efficiency Improvements for Emission Reduction The Delta Institute
1:45	Energy Efficiency Steam Best Practices Oak Ridge National Laboratories
2:15	Annual & Semi-Annual Boiler Tune-Ups Cleaver-Brooks
3:00	Coffee Break
3:15	Boiler Retrofits for Low NOx Combustion Packing Boiler Manufacturers Aalborg ABCO Cleaver-Brooks Johnson Rentech
5:00	Presentations end for the day
5:30-7:00	Mixer and Exhibits

THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2002
7:00-8:00 AM	Continental Breakfast
8:00	Meeting Resumes
8:00	Low NOx Burner Retrofit & Alternate Fuels Panel Alzeta Coen Todd
9:30	Industrial Oil & Gas SCR/SNCR Peerless
10:00	Coffee Break
10:15	Retrofit & Conversion Alternatives (CHP) Combustion Turbines of Combined Cycle Systems
10:45	Internal Combustion Engines & Combined Cycle Systems Wartsilla
11:15	Oxygen Combustion Possibilities Air Liquide
10:45	Buying Emission Credits & Trading Natsource
12:30	Lunch
1:30 PM	Emissions Sampling, Monitoring & Reporting Fundamentals of emission sampling for industrial, commercial and institutional boilers. How to install CEM systems economically while providing necessary reliability. Retrofitting Industrial Part 60 Monitoring to Part 70 and 75 Requirements. What alternative monitoring systems have really worked and shown lower costs? System reliability and O&M issues. Benefits, limitations and concerns when using portable emissions analyzers in the powerhouse. Data collection, record keeping and reporting.
4:30	Conference Adjourns
1.8 CEU's will be awarded for attendance at all sessions.

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