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Heat Transfer Services:

• Operations Support
• Design Support
• Standards and Specifications Development

General Engineering Services:

• Operations Engineering Support
• Training

To view or download the Statement of Capabilities as a pdf, click here.

Heat Transfer Services

Operations Support

• Design and optimization of cleaning-in-place systems for fouling services, such as produced water coolers
• Development of operating strategies to improve run life and reduce cleaning costs of fouling services such as produced water coolers
• Development of condition monitoring programs for heat transfer equipment including OTSG efficiency monitoring
• Development and management of process trials and heat transfer experiments
• Development of heat exchanger operating procedures and start-up plans
• Analysis of operational data and identification of debottlenecking opportunities
• On site operations support

Design Support

• Oversee contractors as a representative of the Facility Operator
• Plant heat integration design and system review
• Heat exchanger design and simulation
• Off-design performance checks
• Bid and vendor package review
• Drawing review

Standards and Specifications Development

• Development of start-up and ramp-up operational procedures to minimize fouling and transient performance issues
• Development of operating procedures for heat transfer equipment including summer and winter operation modes
• Heat exchanger specification development and review

General Engineering Support

Operations Engineering Support

• Process variance identification and troubleshooting
• Process trial development and coordination
• Plant optimization studies
• Facilitation of structured problem solving
• Management of Change system development

Training

• HTRI training
• HTRI integration with UniSim or HYSYS
• SAGD heat transfer for various audiences
• SAGD heat transfer performance monitoring
• SAGD produced water cooler fouling formation and mitigation
• SAGD plant operation for Design Engineers – how your plant will actually be run
• Management of Change – past disasters and why they matter