Instrumentation, Controls & Automation Interest Group Meeting
Instrumentation, Controls & Automation Interest Group Meeting
June 6-7, 2012
The Department of Energy National Energy Technology Laboratory Crosscutting Research program and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) together hosted the Instrumentation, Controls, and Automation Interest Group Meeting to address sensors and controls research for the power industry. This meeting was held in conjunction with the 2012 ISA POWID Conference on June 6-7, 2012. The goal was to share ongoing research activities, exchange ideas and collect information from power industry to identify potential future topics that can be used in new solicitation. Several topics were covered to stimulate discussion in areas that included wireless technologies, fiber optic sensors, model based control, cyber security and advances in sensors. The interactive discussions were captured, and can be accessed in the meeting notes.
Table of Contents
PRESENTATIONS
June 6
- Welcome & Introductions
Neva Fox, EPRI; Susan Maley, DOE NETL
- DOE FE NETL - S&C Overview
Regis Conrad, DOE Fossil Energy; Robert Romanosky, DOE NETL
- EPRI I&C Program Overview
Neva Fox, EPRI
- Overview Fiber Optic Sensing for Energy Applications
Anbo Wang, Virginia Tech
- Tunable Diode Laser Sensors for Monitoring Combustion and Gasification Systems
Jay Jeffries, Stanford University
- Novel Sensors and Control for Advanced Energy Systems
Mark Bryden, Ames National Laboratory
June 7
- Welcome
Neva Fox, EPRI; Susan Maley, DOE NETL
- Sensor and Control Techno-Economic Analysis for Existing Generating Units
Katrina Krulla, DOE NETL
- Model Based Control for Power Systems
Aditya Kumar, GE
- Model Based Control for Chemical Looping
Xinsheng Lou, Alstom
- Cyber Security Solution - Demonstration of Integrity Software
Bill May, PAS
- Wireless for Industrial Applications
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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National Energy Technology Laboratory
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