TECH TALKS WITH SWAGELOK®
Compressed Gas Leakage and Energy Waste with Kelly Paffel, Inveno Engineering, LLC
Join us Thursday, August 1st at 9:00 AM MST as we present information critical to maintaining an efficient compressed gas system. Run time will be approximately 60-90 minutes.
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What to expect
- Non-sales environment - just the facts, please.
- Relevant topics - information that will propel your performance and business forward.
- Subject matter experts - these people know their stuff.
- Potential to earn personal development hours.
- If you can't make the scheduled time, register anyway and we'll send you the recorded video.
- Q&A - most presenters will leave time at the end for questions.
Who will be presenting?
A recognized worldwide authority in industrial steam systems, Kelly Paffel has 41 years of experience in steam, compressed air systems, and power operations.
Currently, Kelly serves as Swagelok ‘s Steam System Technical Manager, supporting all of the company’s efforts to optimize steam and compressed gas systems for its global clientele. Swagelok focuses on meeting industrial clients’ needs in steam and condensate systems by offering state-of-the-art steam system training and engineering assessments worldwide.
Over the past 38 years, Kelly has personally conducted thousands of steam system assessments, project management tasks, turnkey projects, product design, engineering assignments, and training sessions in North America and overseas in such places as Thailand, England, Australia, South America, and Singapore. From this experience, he has a real-world grasp of how to identify and resolve actual and potential opportunities to improve the functioning of steam systems. He has worked with companies in various industries, including manufacturing, paper, refining, chemicals, food and beverage, automotive, and energy, helping them achieve over $530 million in energy and production efficiency gains.
A mechanical engineer who has excelled in the field of steam, Kelly has long been recognized as a go-to steam system expert. He is an experienced lecturer known around the world for his publications, which include 42 technical papers on steam and compressed gas system design and operation and 72 steam system best practices. Plants, governmental energy agencies, and engineers rely on the expertise Kelly shared in these best practices to ensure the proper operation of their steam and condensate systems.
Kelly has also achieved the highest certification in Steam Systems, Level VI, and now instructs students in classes who hope to achieve the same goal. Finally, Kelly mentors engineers around the world who are striving to attain world-class status for their steam system engineering services.
What about compressed gas and energy waste?
For this presentation Kelly will cover compressed gas leakage and information critical to optimizing compressed gas systems. There should also be time at the end for Q&A, so have your most pressing questions ready to go.
How do I view the presentation?
Register for the webinar by clicking the green button above. After registering (should take less than a minute) you will be emailed a calendar invite which will provide a link to view the webinar through Cisco WebEx. You will need to download the free Cisco WebEx web app - which only takes a couple of minutes to set up. To avoid any issues logging in before the webinar begins, we suggest getting set up ahead of time. If you do not have a mic or webcam installed on your device, there will be an option available for you to ask questions through instant messaging or phone connectivity during the webinar.
What if I can't attend the presentation at the scheduled time?
No problem! We will send out the recorded webinar to those who registered. But obviously you won't be able to have your questions answered, so we encourage you to make the live event if you can.
I'm not really interested in learning more about compressed gas. What other topics are you planning on including in the series?
Glad you asked! We are currently taking submissions for topics to cover in the upcoming year. You can submit ideas here. Thank you!
What is a personal development hour?
We know some of our customers are required to complete a certain number of personal development hours or continuing education credits. If you would like to use this presentation to fulfill those requirements, please discuss with your company what constitutes a personal development hour, and if this presentation would fulfill those requirements. Documentation can be provided upon request.