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Internet of Things (IoT) solutions are allowing comprehensive real-time remote monitoring of thermal power, cogen, and combined heat & power (CHP) plants. Since the boiler is the heart of these plants, monitoring the boiler’s key plant performance indicators (KPI) has shown to be very effective in improving plant reliability, efficiency, emissions, operating and maintenance cost.
Sumitomo SHI FW (SFW), the world’s leader in fuel-flexible CFB technology, has developed SmartBoiler™ technology, which is a package of advanced monitoring, diagnostic and service tools. Plant operators and maintenance teams can use SmartBoiler™ to improve plant operation and performance, scheduling of planned outages, quickly detect and diagnose problems to reduce forced outages.
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Ilkka Koskinen will present the functionality, capabilities, and recent advancements of SmartBoiler™ technology in this informative webinar. Ilkka will also discuss the value of coupling SmartBoiler™ technology with short and long-term service programs to optimize plant reliability and operation without increasing the work load of the plant’s O&M staff.
Specific topic discussed will include:
How SmartBoiler™ technology and service programs can:
Reduce plant O&M cost
Improve plant reliability
Improve outage planning and scheduling
Improve plant efficiency and capacity
Optimize stack emissions, limestone and ammonia utilization
Expand fuel range: biomass and waste fuels
SmartBoiler™ Case Studies: Tube leakage detection and hot loop circulation failure
Utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud-based IoT-platforms with SmartBoiler
Who Should Attend
Plant O&M staff
Corporate planning and engineering staff
Plant Managers
Asset Managers & CIOs
EPC and A&E companies
O&M Companies
PRESENTER
Ilkka Koskine | Director, LTSA agreements, Service | Sumitomo SHI FW
Ilkka Koskinen has 20 years of experience in the power business. He has worked in various O&M roles at three different power plants in Finland and in Germany during his early career. Ilkka has been working with boiler plant service activities since 2004. His first position was dealing with International Maintenance Contracts, following that he held positions as Head of Maintenance Department, Head of Production and Field Services, Head of German Service Operations and currently heading Long Term Service Agreements -business line. His specialties are operation support services, boiler condition monitoring, long term maintenance planning, boiler maintenance, service projects and long-term service agreements.