SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
The final conference program can be downloaded below !
SESSION OVERVIEW
Wednesday – 14/11/2018 | ||||
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Theatre | Marshall room | Franz Josef room | Maria Theresia room | |
08:00am – 09:30am | Registration at the conference-office desk | |||
09:30am – 12:00am | Opening session | |||
12:00am – 01:30pm | Lunch Break | |||
01:30pm – 03:30pm | Panel discussion on Digitalization and Big Data in Hydropower | Material, Manufacturing and Design guidelines | ||
03:30pm – 04:00pm | Coffee Break | |||
04:00pm – 04:30pm | Bus Transfer from Conference Center to the Hydraulic Laboratory, TU Wien | |||
04:30pm – 06:15pm | Visit of the Hydraulic Laboratory at TU Wien | |||
06:15pm – 06:30pm | Bus Transfer from the Hydraulic Laboratory to the Evening Reception | |||
06:30pm – 12:00pm | Evening program of the 1stDay |
Thursday – 15/11/2018 | ||||
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Theatre | Marshall room | Franz Josef room | Maria Theresia room | |
09:00am – 10:30am | Commissioning and Operation | Hydraulic component Investigations | Future technologies | PhD Presentations 1 |
10:30am – 11:00am | Coffee Break | |||
11:00am – 12:30pm | Flexible Hydropower Plants | Sound and Vibration | Sustainability aspects | PhD Presentations 2 |
12:30pm – 01:30pm | Lunch Break | |||
01:30pm – 03:00pm | Pumped storage and variable speed units | Operation, Monitoring and Risk Assessment | Standardization and Legal aspects | PhD Presentations 3 |
03:00pm – 03:30pm | Coffee Break | |||
03:30pm – 05:00pm | Project Development and Optimization | Numerical Simulation and Optimization | Small Hydro | PhD Presentations 4 |
07:00pm – 12:00pm | Evening program of the 2ndDay |
Friday – 16/11/2018 | ||||
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Theatre | Marshall room | Franz Josef room | Maria Theresia room | |
09:00pm – 10:30am | Dynamics and Transients | Intelligent Control and Monitoring Systems | ||
10:30am – 11:00am | Coffee Break | |||
11:00am – 12:30pm | Big Data and Digitalization | |||
12:30pm – 01:30pm | Closing Session |
TOPICS
The main theme of this seminar was the flexible operation of modern hydropower plants and its interaction with the electrical grid. Ancillary services, fast and secure electricity supply as well as long lifetimes of the components were the major tasks at that time. Therefore, the main topics covered by the seminar included R&D, Transient behviour, Flexible operation etc. as set out below:
- Ancillary services
- Hydropower and the electrical grid
- Grid stabilizing opportunities of Hydropower
- Energy mix in the future
- Flexibilization options of Hydropower Plants
- Future trends of Hydropower Development
- Machine and Plant behaviour
- Change of operational point
- Impact of primary regulation on the grid stability
- Flow Measurements
- Numerical calculations of infrastructure behaviour
- Start/Stop behaviour and blow out effects
- Low Load and Speed No Load Operational Points
- Self learning systems
- Advanced instrumentation
- Cyber Security aspects
- Interacting control systems with other RES
- Machine monitoring and diagnosis systems
- Machine unit monitoring techniques
- Machine protection systems
- Data collection and procedures
- Digitalisation of Hydropower Plants
- Data processing
- New ways in diagnosis of machine units
- Technical innovations
- Projects
- Operation
- Hydro in Synergy with Other Renewables
- Smart storage
- Economic situation
- Hydro in Combination with other Storage Technologies
- Maintenance strategies and cost reduction
- Monitoring, diagnosis, optimization and predictive maintenance systems
- Efficiency and vibration measurement and analysis
- Dysfunctions, failure analysis, accidents
- Rehabilitation techniques
- Rehabilitation projects
- Best practice
- Coating of hydraulic components
- Experience of coated components
- New materials and manufacturing processes
- New equipment and infrastructure design
- FSI calculations and approaches
- Numerical investigations of hydraulic and electrical components
- Efficiency increase
- Cavitating flows and erosion
- Unsteady flow phenomena in hydraulic machines
- Numerical life time investigations
- Environmental issues in turbine design
- Models, algorithms and code development in hydrodynamics
- Simulation and analysis of cavitating and multi-phase flows
- Flow stability and control
- Vibrations and fluid structure interactions
- Experimental measurement and analysis
- Multidisciplinary design optimization
- Physical modeling of turbine inlets and steel water construction
- Auto-Oscillating phenomena
- Technical innovations and engineering solutions
- Drinking water turbining
- Irrigation turbining
- Reserved flow of large Hydropower plants turbining
- Small hydro in protected areas
- Smart grid machines and developments
- Research, Development & Innovations for Hydrokinetic machines
- In-stream / Ultra Low Head Systems
- Deployed Projects: Experiences from Across the Globe
- Administrative and licensing procedures
- Regranting of water rights
- Impact of the European Water Framework Directive
- Relicensing of Historical Power Plants
- Framework
- Guidelines
- Best practice in projects Environmental issues: greehouse gases from reservoirs, river basin considerations
- Social and stakeholder management
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Conference and Program Chair
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian BAUER
TU Wien, Institute of Energy Systems and Thermodynamics, RU Fluid-Flow Machinery, AUSTRIA […]
Dr. Eduard DOUJAK
TU Wien, Institute of Energy Systems and Thermodynamics, Research Unit of Fluid-Flow Machinery, AUSTRIA […]
International Scientific and Organizing Committee
Peter AMLER
Andritz Hydro GmbH, AUSTRIA [...]
Prof. Dr. Markus AUFLEGER
University of Innsbruck, AUSTRIA [...]
Prof. Dr. Tri Ratna BAJRACHARYA
Tribhuvan University Kathmandu, Centre for [...]
Marla BARNES
Publisher, Hydro Group [...]
Prof. Claire DESCHÊNES
Université Laval, LAMH – Laboratoire [...]
Prof. Marco Aurelio DOS SANTOS
Federal University of Rio de [...]
Prof. Wolfgang GAWLIK
TU Wien, Institute of Energy [...]
Dr.-Ing. Christof GENTNER
GE Renewable Energy, SWITZERLAND [...]
Dipl.-Ing. Oliver HAUPT
KfW-Development Bank, Senior Expert Hydro [...]
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan HEIMERL
FICHTNER Water & Transportation [...]
Dr. Richard HUBER
Institute for Testing and Research [...]
Elizabeth INGRAM
Managing Editor, Hydro Group, [...]
Dr. Klaus KÄFER
TU Wien, Institute for Energy [...]
Dipl.-Ing. Stephan KOLB
Alpiq AG, SWITZERLAND [...]
Dr.-Ing. Jiri KOUTNIK
Voith Hydro, GERMANY […]
Prof. Dr. Eng. Shuhong LIU
Tsinghua University, Department of Thermal [...]
Prof. Dr. Eng. Kazuyoshi MIYAGAWA
Waseda University, Department of Applied [...]
Dr. Sebastian MUNTEAN
Romanian Academy – Timisoara Branch, [...]
Prof. Håkan NILSSON
Chalmers University of Technology, [...]
Prof. Giorgio PAVESI
Università degli studi di Padova, [...]
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter PELZ
Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institute [...]
Dr. Josef PROST
HTBLA Eisenstadt, AUSTRIA […]
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan RIEDELBAUCH
University of Stuttgart, Institute of [...]
Prof. Dr. Pavel RUDOLF
Brno University of Technology, Energy [...]
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Rudolf SCHILLING
Technische Universität München, Institute of [...]
Dr.-Ing. Klaus SCHNEIDER
Hydropower Consultant, GERMANY […]
Prof. Dr. Robert SCHÜRHUBER
TU Graz, Institute of [...]
Prof. Dr. Thomas STAUBLI
Lucerne School of Engineering and [...]
Prof. Dr. Reinhard WILLINGER
TU Wien, Institute for Energy [...]
Prof. Dr. Gerald ZENZ
University of Technology Graz, Institute [...]