September 18, 2017: CSE organized a training workshop for pollution control board officials in Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh between September 5 and 8. The program was designed to impart knowledge on the pollution control technologies available to meet the new emission norms and their functioning. It was structured to have two days classroom session, one-day field visit, and a half day policy discussions.
Hemant Kumar Sharma, Director, Environment, of Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board, presided over the program and Anurag Chaudhary, District Collector, Singrauli began the closing ceremony of the workshop. The program was attended by sixteen pollution control board officials from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh and officials from power stations in the area, particularly Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited, JP, Essar Power, and National Thermal Power Corporation.
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Presentations |
DAY 1: Introduction to CSE |
Expediting Implementation of New Norms By: Rohit Pathania, CSE |
ESPs and Bag Filters: Technology, Retrofitting Options, Design Sensitivities By: Shankar Thakur, Expert |
Inspecting ESPs: Key Parameters, Focus areas and Corrective measures By: Shakar Thakur, Expert |
DAY 2: |
FGD Technology: Overview By: Shaktikanta Dash, BHEL |
FGD Technology: Types, Requirements, Efficiency and Design Sensitivities By: B. Krishnakumar, ISGEC Heavy Engineering Ltd. |
FGD Performance Assessment: Efficiency Parameters; Inspection Protocols and System Observations By: Srikanth G, Aswathi Industries Limited |
System modifications for NOx control By: Anup Kumar Shukla, Techfab Systems |
NOX Control using SCR/SNCR By: B.Krishnakumar, ISGEC Heavy |
DAY 3: |
NTPC Vindhyachal Power Station - Brief |
DAY 4: |
Perspectives of Industrial Stakeholders on New Environmental Standards and the Way Forward By: Nilima Sao and Ramakrishna Gadre, The Tata Power Company Limited |
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