Solar Turbines Webinars
In this series of webinars, our subject matter experts will explore relevant topics, share best practices, and examine real-world solutions for the energy challenges of today. Each webinar will typically be one hour in length with at least 15 minutes devoted to answering your questions and discussing any immediate concerns.
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WATCH OUR LATEST WEBINAR:
Centrifugal Compressors Made Easy
Solar Turbines is proud to host the first in a series of webinars by Dr. Rainer Kurz. This webinar provides an in-depth overview of Centrifugal Compressors and their efficiencies. Dr. Kurz takes you on a journey beginning with Components of Centrifugal Compressor, General Principles of Gas Compression, Working Principles of Centrifugal Compressors, Sizing of Centrifugal Compressors, Configurations, and finally summarizing with live question and answer throughout and at the end of the presentation.
VIEW RECORDINGS OF PAST WEBINARS:
Alternative Fuels and Methane Recapture Strategies
Many of our customers have long term emission reduction targets they are striving to achieve. We can help reach these goals. This webinar which focused on our customers in Australia aims to highlight the developments that we are working on in the areas of alternative fuels and methane recapture strategies.
Fleet Assessment Services Webinar
Many of our customers are challenged to keep their equipment optimized throughout its lifecycle. We can help customers to keep their equipment optimized for their environment and safely extend the lifecycle of their turbomachinery investment. This webinar aims to highlight the developments that we are working on and to get feedback from the audience with regards to how we can further help you reach your asset optimization goals.
Carbon Reduction Solutions Webinar
Many of our customers have long term carbon reduction targets that they are striving to achieve. Although we live in a rapidly evolving world, Solar Turbines believes that the challenge to reduce carbon emissions will persist within the Oil & Gas industry. We can help you reach these goals. This webinar aims to highlight the current efforts and help us understand how we can further help our customers reach their carbon reduction goals.
Part 1: Lower Carbon Fuels
Luke Cowell discusses how we can help reduce your carbon footprint and your total carbon tax burden. The benefits of using renewable fuels, carbon-neutral fuels, and carbon-negative fuels are addressed and presented. These include: Fuels produced from renewable resources, biofuels, green hydrogen, renewable natural gas (i.e landfill and digestor gases), blue hydrogen, and synthetic hydrocarbons.
Part 2: Digital Products for Plant Operations
Adam Robinson explores the advantages of new digital solutions now offered by Solar Turbines including PlantWatch and Energy Optimization.
Power Optimization
Power Optimization allows customers to minimize their turbomachinery lifecycle costs without introducing additional production risks. The Solar Digital solution leverages real-time cloud computing, OEM turbomachinery performance data, power demand, and relevant weather data to optimize power generation operation by dynamically balancing energy demand and supply. When combined with Power Boost and/or Battery Energy Storage, customers can intelligently execute lean energy management without compromising the stability and reliability of facility power and production.
Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage, Exhaust Gas Recirculation
CCUS / Exhaust Gas Recirculation
Solar Turbines recognize the environmental and economic impact associated with the CO2 emissions when burning fossil fuels in our gas turbines. Solar Turbines is actively reviewing potential technology in the areas of carbon capture, utilization, and sequestration (CCUS) to reduce and capture CO2 emissions. Relevant CCUS technologies for use with gas turbines are discussed and Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) in particular is featured. EGR is a method to adapt current Solar Turbines engines into semi closed systems that enable a more cost-effective way to capture CO2 emissions.
Reducing Methane Emissions
Solar Turbines methane emission reduction solutions allow for the use of natural gas which would normally be released to atmosphere. Solar provides solutions to reinject the methane normally vented to atmosphere through a compressor’s primary dry seal vent line, as well as the gas normally vented during a compressor decompression event. In addition, Solar Turbines a SMT 60 turbomachinery package, allowing for the creation of local power grids using natural gas formally vented or flared in fracking applications.
