Riyaz Papar

An absorption system using waste heat often is a good fit to provide cooling

Implementing an oxygen trim control system offers significant benefits

Recovering thermal energy from flash steam offers energy-saving opportunities

Evaluate system design, load profile and plant demand to determine your control strategy.

Prioritize pumps to analyze before conducting energy assessments

A proper evaluation can determine whether a shutdown is needed

Focusing on an implementation’s true consequences can lead to more cost-effective results

A periodic energy assessment can spur some low-cost energy saving measures

Understanding fluids and their properties is key to energy-efficient operations.

Checking the sounds they make and other tests can help minimize steam loss

Effectively monitor data to make your plant more energy efficient and reliable

Inefficient operation can impact energy intensity and upstream processes

Get more power out of your gas turbine generator while saving energy using waste heat

Consider installing duct burners to produce incremental steam.

Downloadable software from the DOE can help junior engineers as well as experts.

Hot surfaces can lead to significant energy losses and pose personal injury risks

Use a systems approach to calculate the impact cost of every utility stream.

Inert buildup increases head pressure leading to higher energy consumption

Conduct thorough energy assessments to meet new MACT compliance requirements.