The course will critically examine and concentrate on the following key technologies:  Super critical/ Ultra critical pulverized fuel plants - the effective clean coal technology for new coal- fired plants.  Circulating Fluidised Bed Combustion plants - which an increasing number of companies and utilities are adopting to burn coal and other solid fuels; Plus Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle plant; .Examples of these technologies will be provided for existing and planned power plants in the Asia/ Pacific Regions. This training course will illustrate how the power utility and coal mining industries are leveraging on new technology in clean coal power generation. Technical and non-technical professionals who require an introduction to the current and future coal combustion technologies will find this course useful for their projects and future collaborations. This course is broad based to give you an insight into the exciting new developments that are currently shaping the coal and power generation industries and markets.

1. Coal Blending, Coal Characteristics, Combustion
Optimization and New Environment Norms
Reduce Cost & Improve Quality
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We will be proud to become your in house training & business consultancy partner for your workforce & plant development.
For any tailor made training’s or consultancy at your facility in any industry vertical’s just email us on:
orinfo@marcepinc.com inhouse@marcepinc.com
Let’s make your assets safe & better !
For registration & enquiries contact us on: kris@marcepinc.com or Tel: +91- 22- 30210100
www.marcepinc.com
We will be proud to become your in house training & business consultancy partner for your workforce & plant development.
For any tailor made training’s or consultancy at your facility in any industry vertical’s just email us on:
orinfo@marcepinc.com inhouse@marcepinc.com
Let’s make your assets safe & better !
For registration & enquiries contact us on: kris@marcepinc.com or Tel: +91- 22- 30210100
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CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGY
Course Director: Dr. Debdas Banerjee
B.Sc. (Hons.) M.Sc. (Analytical Chemistry) &
Ph.D. IIT. Bombay
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2. Fundamentals Fuel & combustion, Solid Fuel (coal) Combustion
Mechanism of PF fired combustion, Combustion Calculation
Coal characteristics and its relevance in power plant performance
Coal blending (Blending methodology, Optimization of blending ratio for combustion
improvement.) & its impact, issues & case studies
Mill performance parameters its role in PF combustion
Mill performance improvement potentials through new technology intervention some
experiences and case studies
Coal Parameter & boiler efficiency computation and assessment
Combustion optimization & experiences, slagging & fouling in boilers
New environment norms. ESP performance improvement potentials & new technologies for
achieving emission norms
Case Studies & Group Discussion
Day One
Day Two
The course will critically examine and concentrate on the following key technologies:
 Super critical/ Ultra critical pulverized fuel plants - the effective clean coal technology for new coal- fired plants.
 Circulating Fluidised Bed Combustion plants - which an increasing number of companies and utilities are adopting to burn
coal and other solid fuels; Plus Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle plant;
.Examples of these technologies will be provided for existing and planned power plants in the Asia/ Pacific Regions.
This training course will illustrate how the power utility and coal mining industries are leveraging on new technology in clean
coal power generation. Technical and non-technical professionals who require an introduction to the current and future coal
combustion technologies will find this course useful for their projects and future collaborations. This course is broad based to
give you an insight into the exciting new developments that are currently shaping the coal and power generation industries
and markets.
The following professionals from utilities companies, coal producers, coal technologies companies, consultancies,
regulators, financial institutions and governments will find this training course useful:
 Power Engineering Professionals  Energy R & D Executives  Process Engineers  Environmental Managers 
Attorneys/General/Senior Counsel  Executives in Emissions and Clean Air Initiatives  Plant Developers and Project
Managers  Coal Mining Executives  Asset Management and Risk Managers  EPCIC Executives  Community and
Governmental Affairs  New investment or capital funding executives
About this training workshop:
Who should attend:
Two day training agenda:
For registration & enquiries contact us on: kris@marcepinc.com or Tel: +91- 22- 30210100
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For registration & enquiries contact us on: kris@marcepinc.com or Tel: +91- 22- 30210100
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Coal Blending, Coal Characteristics, Combustion
Optimization and New Environment Norms
CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGY CCT
2017

3. (Ph.D. IIT Bombay) from Large thermal power sector (NTPC LTD) with 30 years of experience in Centre for Power
Efficiency & Environmental Protection and R&D NTPC.
Area of Experience:
1. Boiler performance assessment & analysis through off-line & online monitoring of process parameters like fuel
flow, flue gas temperatures and flue gas compositions .
2. Performance assessment of Air Heater, Mill & ESP & their computations.
3. Combustion optimization in power plant
4. Optimization of Coal blending in Power station
5. Assessment of combustion reactivity of Non-coking coal
6. Organizing Seminar, workshop, Training program
7. Presently Guest Faculty for Training programs of Power Management Institute of NTPC & External Institutes
(NPTI, IIT Dhanbad etc.)
Covered session on coal & combustion area in international training program at IIT(ISM) Dhanbad.
FOREIGHN TRANING & Other credits:
1. Attended two weeks training at TA Instrument USA - on applications of THERMAL ANALYSER ( DSC, DTA,
TGA).
2. Attended one weak training program on “On Line Fuel Balancing System” organized by Doosan in South Korea.
3. Around 25 papers published & presented
Course Director: B.Sc. (Hons.) M.Sc. (Analytical Chemistry) & Ph.D. IIT. BombayDr. Debdas Banerjee
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12 - 13 June 2017 th th
14 - 15 June 2017
Mumbai Chennai Kolkata
For registration & enquiries contact us on: kris@marcepinc.com or Tel: +91- 22- 30210100
www.marcepinc.com
For registration & enquiries contact us on: kris@marcepinc.com or Tel: +91- 22- 30210100
www.marcepinc.com
Motivation:
Coal is the prime feed for approximately unlimited industrial and thermal power sector worldwide. With
the advent of import to India and the reducing qualities of coal from current mining areas, it has become
difficult to obtain the correct qualities of coal to meet the specifications for boilers designed in the years
gone by. This leads to reduced efficiency and increased emissions norms.
This course seeks to outline the issues now being faced by coal-fired boiler users and to present an
outline of the coal qualities now available on the market with comments on how best to use them.
Objectives:
The purpose of this workshop is to outline the principles of combustion and to present coal qualities and
performance for users of coal in a range of boiler sizes, this to ensure improved efficiencies and
reducing harmful emission from thermal power plants.
Coal the most significant source of energy:
Approximately 23% of primary energy needs are met by coal and 39% of electricity is generated from coal.
About 70% of world steel production depends on coal feedstock. Coal is the world's most abundant and widely
distributed fossil fuel source.
The International Energy Agency expects a 43% increase in its use from 2000 to 2020.
Burning coal produces about 12 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide each year which is released to atmosphere,
About 70% of this being from power generation.
Other estimates put carbon dioxide emissions from power generation at one third of the world total of over 28
billion tonnes of CO2 emissions.
A continuosly developing range of technology solutions which improve the efficiency and environmental impact
assessment of using coal as an energy source.
Coal Blending, Coal Characteristics, Combustion
Optimization and New Environment Norms
CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGY CCT
2017

4. What is health check up of plant equipments?
Why you should go plant health check up?
Marcep Inc.
To know the present status of health of old static & rotating equipments like steam turbines, heat exchanger, pressure vessels,
pipings, pumps, motors, compressors, engines etc.
Checking the health status of equipment through predictive and preventive maintenance through visual inspection and
diagnosis.
To increase the plant performance & availability before failure
Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
The more reliable the plant the better uninterrupted production
Fewer breakdowns and reactive work orders through preventive & predictive maintenance for more reliable operations
With in depth Remaining Life Assessment Studies (RLA)
Repairing & overhauling services for various equipments
Implementing effective shutdowns & turnaround operations
Plant safety & gap assessment studies
is a one stop multi faceted technical & engineering services provider for various sectors in India & Pan Asia.
Power Plants Oil & Gas Petrochemical Fertilizer ChemicalsPulp & Paper Iron & Steel
Through Advanced Technical Services
or Workforce Training
Diagnose Your Plant Health
Pre Monsoon Check Up
etc.
Agenda
• Maintainability
• Availability
• Reliability
Game Plan
• What is our objective and why?
• What tools do we have available?
– Reliable outage information
– Measurements (statistics)
• How can we reach the objectives?
– Unit‐level bench marking
– Component‐level bench marking
is defined as the probability of performing a successful repair action within a given time. In other words,
maintainability measures the ease and speed with which a system can be restored to operational status after a failure occurs.
factor of a process plant is the amount of time that it is able to produce electricity over a certain period, divided by
the amount of the time in the period. Occasions where only partial capacity is available may or may not be deducted.
(1) The duration or probability of failure-free performance under stated conditions. (2) The probability that an item
can perform its intended function for a specified interval under stated conditions.
• To simply find ways that either outage frequency, outage duration, or both, can be reduced and kept at a level consistent with
minimum generation costs and load management objectives.
Inspect your plant health now:
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Reducing MRO Costs & Improving ROA
At MARCEP INC., Dr. Banerjee says that his organization’s clients are looking to predicting and preventing failures as the key
to reducing their maintenance, repair and operation (MRO) costs, and to increasing their return on assets (ROA).
“It’s not just the equipment cost and number of machines, but the financial impact of failure on production,” Dr. Banerjee says.
“That’s why improving your maintenance practices deserves so much attention.”
A trend toward outsourcing maintenance and adopting asset management applications is helping operators make the
improvements that Dr. Banerjee says are crucial to keeping plants up and running, and keeping costs down.
“It has helped our customers identify critical issues and bad actors, optimize maintenance, prioritize turnarounds and
shutdowns, and increase mean time between repairs.
“As our customers gain knowledge and baseline metrics, we see a slow migration to condition and performance monitoring,
for even higher degrees of maintenance accuracy,” says Dr. Banerjee.

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