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2nd Global SynGyp Conference & Exhibition on wet scrubbers and synthetic gypsum

30 - 31 March 2017, Lindner Congress Hotel, Düsseldorf, Germany

Production - Quality Control - Utilisation

Hashtag: #syngyp

 

Preliminary programme - subject to change

 

Wednesday 29 March

Exhibition build - Exhibitors have access to stands from 15.00.

17.00-20.00 Conference registration

18.00 - 20.00 Welcome party in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

 

Thursday 30 March

08.00 onwards:Conference registration

09.00 Conference opens - Introduction and Welcome

 

Session 1: Global and regional trends in synthetic gypsum

09.15 Paper 1: 'Availability of FGD gypsum in Europe to 2050,’ Jörg Demmich, Head of the Eurogypsum FGD Gypsum and Recycling Working Group; Knauf Gips KG

09.45 Paper 2: 'Global update on availability of synthetic gypsum - factors and prices,' Thomas Duve, ZAG International

10.15 Paper 3: 'A global forecast for synthetic gypsum supply and markets to 2027,' Dr-Ing. Joachim Harder, for Smithers-Pira

10.45 Meet the Delegates session - delegates have the opportunity to introduce themselves to the conference

11.15 Coffee break and networking in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

12.00 Paper 4: 'Health assessment of FGD gypsum,' Arno Wess, Envigo CRS (Switzerland) Ltd

 

Session 2: Operational modes and FGD quality

12.30 Paper 5: 'Influence of spray nozzles on FGD system efficiency,' Thomas Schröder, Lechler GmbH

13.00 Lunch

14.00 Paper 6: 'Use of semi-dry end-product as a zero-cost sorbent in wet FGD: Case study of the Janikowo chemical plant, Poland,' Tarja Korhonen, Valmet Technologies Oy

14.30 Paper 7: 'Influence of seed crystals and creation of seed crystals on the hydration of hemihydrate,' Yilmaz Sakalli, Christian Pritzel and Reinhard Trettin, Institut für Bau- und Werkstoffchemie, Universität Siegen
 
15.00 Coffee break and networking in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

16.00 Paper 8: 'Creation of beta-hemihydrate and phase transitions at higher temperature and influence to fire resistance of gypsum based products,' Christian Pritzel, Yilmaz Sakalli and Reinhard Trettin, Institut für Bau- und Werkstoffchemie, Universität Siegen

16.30 Paper 9: 'The differences between synthetic gypsum and natural gypsum to be considered when selecting and designing pneumatic conveying systems,’ Richard Ellis, Schenck Process UK Ltd

18.00 Departure for the Global SynGyp Conference Dinner (please bring your ticket) at the Classic Remise Düsseldorf, a classic car museum in a former locomotive shed. Return by 22.30 (latest)

 

Friday 31 March

08.30 onwards:Conference registration

 

Session 2 continued: Operational modes and FGD quality

09.30 Paper 10: 'Monitoring FGD gypsum with a macroTGA system,' Michael Jakob, LECO Europe

10.00 Discussion: How far can and should wet scrubber operators go to improve the quality of FGD gypsum?

10.30 Coffee break and networking in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

 

Session 3: FGD gypsum applications, handling and processing 

11.30 Paper 11: 'Silo extraction and handling of poor-flowing synthetic gypsum,' Michael Gramling, MHC Engineering Fördertechnik GmbH

12.00 Paper 12: 'Large-scale silo storage of sticky FGD gypsum - without any trouble,' Richard Spaargaren, ESI Eurosilo BV

12.30 Speed-dating session: Bring plenty of cards - and prepare to make new contacts!

13.00 Lunch

14.00 Paper 13: 'Handling of synthetic gypsum: Great challenge for transport and storage equipment,' Nik Velten, AUMUND Fördertechnik GmbH

 

Session 4: Opportunities for other synthetic gypsum types...

14.30 Paper 14: ‘Changing the course of phosphogypsum to recycling,’ Evgeniy L. Torochkov, Russian research institute for fertilizers (NIUIF), PhosAgro group

15.00 Coffee break and networking in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

15.30 Paper 15: 'Fluorogypsum: production, technical properties, markets,’ Luca Plakopitis, Fluorsid

16.00 Paper 16: 'Implications and opportunities for a new low-cost method to purify gypsum to high whiteness fillers,’ David Sevier, Carbon Cycle Ltd

16.30 Farewell party and prize-giving

17.30 Conference programme ends

 


1st Global Synthetic Gypsum Conference & Exhibition

1st Global SynGyp Conference & Exhibition, 20 - 21 April 2015, Chicago, US

 

Sunday 19 April

Exhibition build - Exhibitors have access to stands from 15.00.

17.00-20.00 Conference registration

18.00 - 20.00 Welcome party in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

 

Monday 20 April

08.00 onwards:Conference registration

09.00 Conference opens - Introduction and Welcome

09.15 Paper 1: 'An introduction to synthetic gypsum,' Robert McCaffrey, Global Gypsum

 

Session 1: Global and regional trends in synthetic gypsum

09.30 Paper 2:'US production, value and usage trends in synthetic gypsum,' Rob Crangle, USGS

10.00 Meet the delegates 1: Delegates have an opportunity to introduce themselves to the conference

10.30 Coffee and networking in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

11.15 Paper 3: 'US supply trends in coal combustion products, and implications for the Portland Cement industry,' Bill Stanley, ZAG International

11.45 Paper 4: 'The future of FGD gypsum in Europe to 2050, in the light of shifting energy policies,' Joerg Demmich, for Eurogypsum

12.15 Meet the delegates 2: Delegates have an opportunity to introduce themselves to the conference

12.45 Lunch

14.00 Paper 5: 'Mission (Im)Possible: the challenges of negotiating a syn-gyp supply agreement,' Robert Morrow, Innogyps

14.30 Discussion: FGD gypsum supply and demand - feast or famine?

15.00 Speed-dating 1: Bring plenty of business cards for this popular networking session

15.30 Coffee and networking in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

 

Session 2: Operational modes and FGD quality

16.00 Paper 6: 'The relationship between operational modes of FGD gypsum production plants and final gypsum quality,' Harald Schmitt, Knauf

16.30 Paper 7: 'Synthetic gypsum quality after mercury MATS compliance,' Bruce A. Keiser (presenter), Jianwei Yuan, Wayne M. Carlson, Nicholas Denny, and Tommy Hung-Ting Chen; Nalco, an Ecolab Company

17.00 Paper 8: 'So you want to sell your gypsum? Requirements and implications associated with producing wallboard-quality gypsum,' Scott Miller, Gordon Maller, AECOM 

18.00 Departure for the Global SynGyp Conference Dinner (please bring your ticket)

 

Tuesday 21 April

08.30 onwards:Conference registration

Session 2: Operational modes and FGD quality - continued

09.00 Paper 9: 'Crystal shape challenges to dewatering of synthetic gypsum,' Joe Sprigg, Alabama Power Company

09.30 Paper 10: 'Recent developments in synthetic gypsum dewatering,' John Glasscock, Lam Thai, Synthetic Materials

10.00 Discussion: How far can and should wet scrubber operators go to improve the quality of FGD gypsum?

10.30 Speed-dating 2: Bring plenty of business cards for this popular networking session

11.00 Coffee and networking in the Global SynGyp exhibition area

 

Session 3: FGD gypsum applications, handling and processing

11.30 Paper 11: 'The development of high-shear mixing technology for the production of synthetic gypsum fertilizer pellets,' Keith Day, Beneficiate North America

12.00 Paper 12: 'Significantly improved technology for economically converting FGD gypsum into ammonium sulphate fertiliser and high quality calcium carbonate,' Jody Saiia, Sparstane Technologies LLC

12.30 Paper 13: 'Guidelines for feeding, pneumatic conveying and storage of dry DSG,' Richard Ellis, Graham Cooper, Schenck Process Llc

13.00 Lunch

14.00 Paper 14: 'Modular/mini mill solutions for simultaneous synthetic/natural gypsum milling and calcination,' Blaz Jurko, Gebr. Pfeiffer, Inc.

14.30 Paper 15: 'System for grinding and calcining synthetic gypsum to improve stucco quality,' Michael Chen and co-authors, Arvos Inc. Raymond Bartlett Snow

15.00 Paper 16: 'Gypsum technology, calcining and treatment: A new way of synthetic gypsum processing,' Lars Roettger, Claudius Peters Projects GmbH

15.30 Coffee and Networking

Session 4: Opportunities for other synthetic gypsum types...

16.00 Paper 17: 'Fluorogypsum production process, properties and new profitable applications,' Luca Plakopitis, Fluorsid

16.30 Paper 18: 'The emergence of phosphogypsum in global commerce,' Gary Albarelli, Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute, Florida Polytechnic University

17.00 Farewell party and prize-giving

18.00 Conference programme ends


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