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Industry Platform

Technical Conference

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Programof Events

Meeting future power and propulsion requirements through research, innovation, development and dissemination.

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Each part of this entire event provides you with an excellent occasion for meeting with col-leagues from all over the world, creating many opportunities for networking, for collaboration, and for the building of trusting relationships. We are grateful to you for having decided to join us and to our industrial sponsors whose support has been essential in bringing you this GPPS event.

With the current ’turbulence’ within the tur-bomachinery-based power conversion and pro-pulsion industry, these events are an essential part of approaching the many challenges we face today.

The power industry is undergoing dramatic re-structuring in response to changes in the energy market. The coincidence of a down-turn in the power industry’s investment cycle with a longterm trend towards renewables has created a reduc-tion in demand for power generation equipment few had predicted in the present magnitude.

The aero propulsion industry is taking on the triple challenges of ramping-up production and intro-ducing to the market ambitious new aeroengine designs, maintaining and even improving the per-formance of an ever-growing legacy fleet, and de-veloping the propulsion architectures and equip-ment for the aviation challenges of the future.

At the Zurich19 Technical Conference you will find an exciting and inspirational program addressing these challenges in peer-reviewed technical presentations.

During the Forum19 you will find an exciting and thought-provoking program focusing on a range of applications, such as power generation, pro-pulsion and oil & gas, from technological as well as business perspectives. Panel discussions will explore new business and technological drivers. Our Gala dinner will surely be one of the high-lights of the event!

As a truly volunteer-led organization, we need your help and ideas on how we should sup-port our global stakeholders. If you have any thoughts you would like to share, please join us at our Town Hall events or contact me or one of the Executive Committee members.

Prof. Joerg (“Yorg”) R. Seume Chairman, GPPS Zurich19 + GPPS Forum19Leibniz University Hannover

On behalf of the Organizing Committee of the Global Power and Propulsion Society (GPPS) as well as its Executive Committee, I am pleased to welcome you to our third annual event based in Zurich, Switzerland.

This time, our new format offers you four days; two days of Technical Conference with technical presentations and technical keynotes, inter-disciplinary keynotes, a tutorial, and a Scholar lecture. The subsequent two days of Forum offer topical keynotes and panel discussions on the trends driving the power industry and the aviation industry.

Welcome toGPPS Zurich19 & GPPS Forum19

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Table of Contents

GPPS Zurich19

GPPS Zurich19 Diary

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GPPS Forum19 Diary

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Welcome to GPPS 2019

Registration & Networking

Executive Committee

Advisory Committee + Organizing Committee GPPS 2019

Sponsors

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RegistrationRegistration Desk (on ETH Map, page 8)Main Building, E Floor, Lobby

Registrants will be provided→ Name badge and welcome package→ Access to every session in registered event→ Data for all of the final papers of GPPS Zurich19→ Daily lunch vouchers for registered event

Pre-registration @ ETH main building (HG), ground floor15:00 – 17:00 Monday 14th January

Registration Hours @ ETH main building (HG), ground floor07:30 – 18:00 Tuesday + 07:30 – 17:30 Wednesday08:30 – 17:00 Thursday + 07:00 – 15:00 Friday

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Morning Coffee & Networking @ Main Building, E Floor, Main HallTuesday 15th January, 08:00 – 08:30 Wednesday 16th January, 07:30 – 08:00

Mid Morning Coffee @ Main Building, E Floor, Main HallTuesday 15th January, 09:45 – 10:15 Wednesday 16th January, 10:00 – 10:30

Daily Lunches @ Mensa Polyterrasse (see map page 7)Tuesday 15th January, 12:15 – 13:15Wednesday 16th January, 12:30 – 13:30

Afternoon Coffee @ Main Building, E Floor, Main HallTuesday 15th January, 15:15 – 15:45 Wednesday 16th January, 16:00 – 16:30

Opening ReceptionTuesday 15th January, 18:15 –20:00

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Morning Coffee & Networking @ Main Building, E Floor, Main HallFriday 18th January, 07:30 – 08:15

Mid Morning Coffee @ Main Building, E Floor, Main HallFriday 18th January, 10:00 – 10:30

Daily Lunches @ Mensa Polyterrasse (see map page 7,8)Thursday 17th January, 12:15 – 13:45Friday 18th January, 12:30 – 14:00

Afternoon Coffee @ Main Building, E Floor, Main HallThursday 17th January, 15:30 – 16:00

Gala Dinner @ Zunfthaus zur Saffran, Limmatquai 54, 8001 ZürichThursday 17th January, 19:00 – 23:00

Registration & Networking

WIFI AccessInternet access is available within the ETH main building.

To login please use:WLAN: public-5 or ETHpublic Login: GPPSPassword: Zurich19

The Registration Desk, Information Center, and Lost and Found are located on the ground floor.

Name Badges are required for admission to all conference sessions and meal functions. Lost your name badge? Go to the Registra-tion Desk to obtain a replacement.

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4Conference ChairProf. Jörg SeumeLeibniz University Hannover

Review ChairProf. Ronald MailachTU Dresden

Technical Program ChairProf. Scott MorrisUniversity of Notre Dame

Dr. Sunao Aoki (MHI, Japan)

Prof. Piero Colonna (Delft Univ., Netherlands)

Prof. Mike Dunn (OSU, USA)

Prof. Torsten Fransson (KTH, Sweden)

Frank Haselbach (Rolls Royce, UK)

Prof. Robert Kielb (Duke Univ., USA)

Prof. Lee Langston (Univ. Connecticut, USA)

Prof. Knox Millsaps (ONR, USA)

Dr. Allan Volponi (Pratt & Whitney, USA)

Prof. Thomas Sattelmayer (TU Munich, Germany)

Prof. Joerg Seume (Univ. of Hannover, Germany)

Vinod Philip (Siemens, Germany)

Bernhard Winkelmann (Solar Turbines, USA)

Prof. Sigmar Wittig (Univ. of Karlsruhe, Germany)

ChairmanProf. Reza Abhari Laboratory for Energy Conversion (LEC), ETH Zurich Zurich, Switzerland

Dr. Klaus BrunMember GPPS EC, Elliott Group

Dr. Frank EulitzPower & Gas Division, Siemens, Germany

Dr. Jinzhang FengAero Engine Corporationof China (AECC)Shanghai, China

Vice Chairman/ Journal Editor Prof. Howard Hodson University of CambridgeCambridge, UK

Treasurer Prof. Seung Jin Song Department of Mechanical & Aerospace EngineeringSeoul National UniversitySeoul, South Korea

Prof. Toshinori WatanabeDepartment of Aeronautics and AstronauticsUniversity of TokyoTokyo, Japan

GPPS Committees

Organizing Committee: GPPS Zurich19 & GPPSForum19

Advisory Committee

Executive Committee

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Siemens Power and Gas: Energy for today – and for generations to comeSiemens has been a pacesetter for energy systems for more than 150 years – creating lasting value for its customers. It offers utilities, IPPs, EPCs, and oil and gas customers a comprehensive spectrum of components and solutions incl. services and project financing for the environmentally-compatible and resource-saving generation of power and heat and for the reliable transportation of oil and gas.www.siemens.com/power-generation

MAPNA GroupMAPNA Group is a leading Iranian industrial enterprise whose business covers di-verse infrastructure lines: power generation, oil & gas, rail transportation, and invest-ment. The company manufactures a diverse range of industrial machinery, from tur-bines and generators to turbocompressors and locomotives. MAPNA also serves as a solution provider for projects both inside and outside Iran.www.mapnagroup.com

Avio AeroAvio Aero, a GE Aviation business, provides its clients with technological solutions for mechanical transmissions, turbines and combustion chambers. www.avioaero.com

MTU Maintenance MTU Maintenance is the global market leader in providing customized service solutions for aero engines. As engine experts, we provide maximum reliability for operators and owners. Our wide range of service solutions encompasses all aspects of engine MRO, asset management and leasing.www.mtu.de/maintenance

Pratt & WhitneyPratt & Whitney is a world leader in the design, manufacture and service of aircraft en-gines and auxiliary power units with advanced technology supporting both domestic and international partners, including more than over 30 armed forces around the world.www.pw.utc.com

Solar Turbines Inc.Solar Turbines is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of industrial gas turbines and compressors, with approximately 15,500 units sold in more than 100 countries. Solar Tur-bines manufactures an extensive line of gas turbine-powered compressor sets, mechani-cal drive packages and generator sets.www.solarturbines.com

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Travel to Zurich

To Zurich by train:Look for the Swiss Federal Railways connections to Zurich Main Station (“Zurich Hauptbahnhof” (HB)).

To Zurich by plane:Zurich airport is located at about 10 km from the town center. After arriving at the Airport, connections to Zurich Centre are very good and take between 15 and 30 minutes depending on transport.

Zurich Airport to Zurich CentreBy tram, from Zurich Airport to ETH and Zurich CentreTram no. 10 (direction Bahnhofplatz/HB) to tram stop “ETH/Universitätsspital”, the tram then ends at Zurich Main Station. The tram operates daily from 6 am to 11 pm with trams departing every 7 to 15 minutes. Journey time: 40 minutes (Tickets should be purchased from the counter or machine; you need a valid ticket for 3 zones).

By train, from Zurich Airport to Zurich main train stationIf you wish to travel from the airport to the city centre (main station), you should travel by S-Bahn or train. The trains leave from the station located under Terminal B. Journey time: about 15 minutes (Tickets should be purchased from the counter or machine; you need a valid ticket for 3 zones).

Driving directions from Zurich AirportThe airport is located at the center of Switzerland’s road network with excellent connections to Zurich Centre on the A20. There are three covered car parks next to the airport terminals and a further car park a short distance away. The open-air P60 car park provides remote long-term parking.

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Location Map

From Zurich Main Train Station to ETHTwo tramway lines pass by the “Zurich HB” (Main Station) then stop at “ETH-Universitätsspital”:

Tramway No. 6 (“Bahnhofstrasse” direction “Zoo”)

Tramway No. 10 (“Bahnhofplatz/HB” direction “Bahnhof Oerlikon / Seebach”).

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Reliable technology – dependable partner.Since 1990, Siemens has completed over 330 turnkey powerplants with total output exceeding 105,000 megawatts. Withmore than 6,900 installed gas turbines in over 60 countries, weare the leading original equipment manufacturer – not only forthis technology but for all plant needs throughout the lifetimeof the asset. With the right ideas, innovations and know-how weare the dependable partner of our customers.

Reliable energy for today – and for generations to come.

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12:15 - 13:15 Mensa Polyterrasse

Conference Lunch

13:15 - 15:15 Main Building, E 3 + E5

Paper Session: Radial Compressors

Technical Keynote : Endwall Heat Transfer in the High-Pressure TurbinesPaper Session: Cooling Technology & Heat Transfer

15:15 - 15:45 Main Building, E Floor, Main Hall

Afternoon Coffee Break

15:45 - 16:45 Main Building, E 3 + E5

Paper Session: Ducts & Nozzles

Paper Session: Seal & Secondary Flow

17:00 - 17:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Interdisciplinary Keynote: The Evolution of Turbomachinery Design and Technology with High-Fidelity CFD

17:45 - 18:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Town Hall: Part 1 (Focus: GPPS Journal and Fostering of Academic Talent)


Opening Reception

Monday 14th January

15:00 -17:00 Main Building, E Floor, Lobby

Pre-Registration

Tuesday 15th January

07:30 - 18:00 Main Building, E Floor, Lobby

Registration


Authors’ Briefing


Morning Coffee & Networking

08:30 - 09:00 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Opening Ceremony GPPS Zurich19

09:00 - 09:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Scholar Lecture: Turbomachinery Noise: Present and Future


Coffee Break

10:15 - 12:15 Main Building, E 3 + E5

Technical Keynote: Compressible Modal Instability Onset in an Aerodynamically Mistuned Transonic FanPaper Session: Axial Compressors

Technical Keynote: A History of Instrumentation Systems for the Ground Testing of Propulsion SystemsPaper Session: Instrumentation & Testing

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GPPS AWARDS 2018As recognition of the hard work and extraordinary con-tributions to research carried out within the engineering community, GPPS has made a series of annual awards designed to recognise excellence and achievement in both specific and general fields of Power and Propulsion.

Join us at the GPPS Zurich19 Opening Ceremony for the Best Paper Awards. Followed by the GPPS Early Career, Innovation and Life Time Achievement Award to be an-nounced at the Forum19 Opening Ceremony.

GPPS University MembersGPPS University / Not-for-Profit Research Institution Membership Program

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Wednesday 16th January


Registration


Authors’ Briefing



08:00 - 10:00 Main Building, E 3

Tutorial: Turbomachinery Applications for Oil & Gas


Technical Keynote: Reducing Unsteady Interaction in a Transonic Turbine through Aerodynamic DesignTechnical Keynote: Progress on High Speed Turbines Suitable for Supersonic Outlet CombustorsPaper Session: Turbines

10:00 - 10:30 Main Building, E Floor, Main Hall Coffee Break


Paper Session: Oil and Gas


Tutorial (cont.): Turbomachinery Applications for Oil & Gas

11:45 - 12:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Interdisciplinary Keynote: Technology Trends for the Future of Aero-Propulsion


Conference Lunch

13:30 - 16:00 Main Building, E 3 + E5

Technical Keynote: sCO2 Power Cycles for Waste Heat Recovery from Gas TurbinesPaper Session: Advanced Cycles & Performance

Technical Keynote: Come on Baby Light my Fire: Combustion Technologies for a Clean FuturePaper Session: Combustion

16:00 - 16:30 Main Building, E Floor, Main Hall Afternoon Coffee Break

16:30 - 17:45 HG F 30 | Audi MaxPanel 1: Best Practices for Career Paths in Different Countries

17:45 - 18:15 HG F 30 | Audi MaxClosing Ceremony: Transition to the GPPS Forum19

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Dr. Klaus Brun Member GPPS EC, Elliott GroupTurbomachinery Applications for Oil & Gas

Dr. Rainer KurzSolar TurbinesTurbomachinery Applications for Oil & Gas

Bernhard WinkelmannSolar TurbinesTurbomachinery Applications for Oil & Gas

Steve Carter KuliteA History of Instrumentation Systems for the Ground Testing of Propulsion Systems

John Clark US Air Force Research LaboratoryReducing Unsteady Interaction in a Transonic Turbine through Aerodynamic Design

Prof. Piero Colonna Delft University, NetherlandssCO2 Power Cycles for Waste Heat Recovery from Gas Turbines

Dr. Xavier Ottavy CNRSCompressible Modal Instability Onset in an Aerodynamically Mistuned Transonic Fan

Prof. Guillermo PaniaguaPurdue UniversityProgress on High Speed Turbines Suitable for Supersonic Outlet Combustors

Prof. Oliver Paschereit TU BerlinCome on Baby Light my Fire: Combustion Technologies for a Clean Future

Prof. Terrence SimonUniversity of MinnesotaEndwall Heat Transfer in the High-Pressure Turbines

Dr. Vittorio Michelassi BakerHughesGEThe Evolution of Tur-bomachinery Design and Technology with High-Fidelity CFD

Dr. Michael Winter Pratt & WhitneyTechnology Trends for the Future of Aero-Propulsion

Prof. Stéphane Moreau Université de SherbrookeTurbomachinery Noise: Present and Future

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Dr. Philipp JennyMAN Energy Solutions

Prof. Scott Morris University of Notre Dame

Dr. Xavier Ottavy CNRS

Dr. Andrew Wheeler Cambridge University

Dr. Zuozhi Zhao Siemens

Prof. Jörg Seume Leibniz University Hannover

PanelistsListed in alphabetical order

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Paper Sessions

Paper Sessions Day Page

T1 Advanced Cycles & Performance Wednesday 19, 20

T2 Axial Compressors Tuesday 15, 16

T3 Combustion Wednesday 19, 20

T4 Cooling Technology & Heat Transfer Tuesday 16,17

T5 Ducts & Nozzles Tuesday 17

T6 Instrumentation & Testing Tuesday 15, 16

T7 Oil & Gas Wednesday 16,17

T8 Radial Compressors Tuesday 16, 17

T9 Seals & Secondary Flow Tuesday 17

T10 Turbines Wednesday 18

Track ChairsAdvanced Cycles & PerformanceDr. Carlo De ServiTU Delft

CombustionProf. Francesca di MareRuhr-Universität Bochum

Instrumentation & TestingDr. David EngelmannRuhr-Universität Bochum

Axial CompressorsDr. Xavier OttavyCNRS

TurbinesProf. Guillermo PaniaguaPurdue University

Cooling Technology & Heat TransferProf. Jing RenTsinghua University, Beijing

Radial CompressorsProf. Steven SpenceQueen’s University Belfast

Seal & Secondary FlowProf. Ronald MailachTU Dresden

Ducts & NozzlesProf. Reinhard WillingerTU Wien

GPPS Early Career MembershipJoin today and benefit from our member offers

Designated for those in academia (students, Ph.D. students) and young professionals in early stages of their career (up to two years of professional experience).

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Tuesday, 15th January | Day 1


Authors’ Briefing



08:30 - 09:00 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Opening Ceremony GPPS Zurich19

Opening Speech→ Prof. Jörg Seume (Leibniz University Hannover)

Welcome Speech→ Prof. Reza Abhari (Chair GPPS EC, ETH Zurich)

GPPS Best Paper Awards→ Dr. Klaus Brun (Member GPPS EC, Elliott Group)

09:00 - 09:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Scholar Lecture

Turbomachinery Noise: Present and FutureSpeaker → Prof. Stéphane Moreau (Université de Sherbrooke)


Coffee Break

10:15 - 12:15 T2 | Axial Compressors T6 | Instrumentation & Testing

Main Building, E 3Session Chair → Dr. Xavier Ottavy (CNRS) Co-Chair → Prof. Juan Du (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Main Building, E 5Session Chair → Prof. Scott Morris (University of Notre Dame)

Technical Keynote: Compressible Modal Instability Onset in an Aerodynamically Mistuned Transonic Fan→ Dr. Xavier Ottavy (CNRS)

Technical Keynote: A History of Instrumentation Systems for the Ground Testing of Propulsion Systems→ Steve Carter (Kulite)

[039] Influence of Blade Aspect Ratio on Axial Compressor Efficiency

→ Markus Peters* , → Tobias Schmidt* , → Peter Jeschke** *MTU Aero Engines AG, Germany**IST RWTH Aachen, Germany

[051] How Future Propulsion Systems Influence Future Com-ponent Testing: Latest Results from Stuttgart University’s Altitude Test Facility

→ Constanze Schiewe, → Nicolas Neuburger, → Stephan StaudacherInstitute of Aircraft Propulsion Systems, University of Stuttgart, Germany

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[029] Numerical Investigation of Wall Heating/Cooling Effect on the Transonic Compressor Performance→ Longgang Liu, → Xuesong Li, → Xiaodong Ren, → Chunwei GuKey Laboratory for Thermal Science and Power Engineering of Ministry of Education,Department of Energy and Power Engineering, Tsinghua University, China

[020] Dynamic Coefficient Identification from Experiments: the Effects of Measuring Hydrodynamic Forces Vs. Applied Forces

→ Benstone Schwartz, → Roger Fittro, → Carl KnospeUniversity of Virginia, USA

[030] Unsteadiness of Tip Leakage Flow in the Detached-Eddy Simulation on a Transonic Compressor Rotor

→ Xiangyu Su, → Xuesong Li, → Xiaodong Ren, → Chunwei Gu Key Laboratory for Thermal Science and Power Engineering of Ministry of Education, Department of Energy and Power Engineering, Tsinghua University, China


Conference Lunch

13:15 - 15:15 T8 | Radial Compressors T4 | Cooling Technology & Heat Transfer

Main Building, E 3Session Chair → Prof. Seung Jin Song (Seoul National University)

Main Building, E 5Session Chair → Prof. Ronald Mailach (TU Dresden)

[055] Computational and Experimental Investigation of Mechanical Stresses Induced by Rotor-Stator Interaction in an Industrial Centrifugal Compressor

→ Holger Franz, → Sebastian Legrand, → Tobias WiedemannMAN Energy Solutions SE, Germany

Technical Keynote: Endwall Heat Transfer in the High-Pressure Turbines→ Prof. Terrence Simon (University of Minnesota)

[054] Conjugate Heat Transfer Study of a Centrifugal Compressor With Impeller Cavities

→ Maurice Stahl, → Holger Franz, → Lutz ItterMAN Energy Solutions SE, Germany

[019] Experimental Study on the Influence of the Streamwise Position of Film Hole Extraction in Internal Ribbed Cooling Channels of Turbine Blades

→ Marlene Böttger, → Martin Lange, → Ronald Mailach, → Konrad Vogeler Technische Universität Dresden, Institute of Fluid MechanicsChair of Turbomachinery and Flight Propulsion, Germany

[068] Measurement of Shrouded Radial Compressor Stability under Eccentric Conditions

→ Suyong Kim*, → Jieun Song*, → Tae Choon Park**, → Kilyoung Kim*** , → Seung Jin Song*

*Seoul National University, Korea**Korea Aerospace Research Institute, Korea***Hanwha Power Systems, Korea

[008] Numerical Investigation of Heat Transfer in the Near-Critical Point Applications

→ Setareh Nakhostin*, → Alireza Ameli**, → Teemu Turunen-Saaresti**

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[087] Real Gas Effects on the Off-Design Performance of an sCO2 Compressor

→ Robert Pelton, → Sewoong Jung Hanwha Power Systems Americas, USA

[014] Purge Flow Effects on Rotor Hub Endwall Heat Transfer with Extended Endwall Contouring into the Disk Cavity

→ Dominic D. Hänni*, → Reza S. Abhari*, → Rainer Schädler * → Anestis I. Kalfas** , → Gregor Schmid***, → Ewald Lutum****, → Nicolas Lecoq*****Laboratory for Energy Conversion, ETH Zurich, Switzerland**Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece***Siemens AG, Germany****MTU Aero Engines AG, Germany



15:45 - 16:45 T5 | Ducts & Nozzles T9 | Seals & Secondary Flow

Main Building, E 3Session Chair → Prof. Reinhard Willinger (TU Wien)

Main Building, E 5Session Chair → Vasilis Gkoutzamanis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)

[018] Atmospheric Crosswind Tests of Aspirated Jet Engine Intake Models

→ Jan-Hendrik Krone, → Lennart Harjes, → Philip Frantzheld , →Patrick Koch, → Daniel Giesecke, → Jens FriedrichsInstitute of Jet Propulsion and Turbomachinery, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany

[053] Exploration of Unsteady and Steady Calculation Methods for Wheel Space Sealing Applications

→ Alexander Lautenschläger*, → Rene Braun*, → Karsten Kusterer*, → Dieter Bohn**

*B&B-AGEMA GmbH, Germany**RWTH Aachen University, Germany

[046] A Comparative Concept Study and Evaluation for new Broadband Noise Absorbing Acoustic-Liner Concepts for Civil Aviation

→ Marcel Mischke, → Stefan Kazula, → Klaus Höschler Brandenburg University of Technology, Germany

[059] Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Rim Cavity Sealing Performance in a Turbine Stator Well

→ Reihaneh Banihabib, → Amir Poursamad MAPNA Turbine Engineering & Manufacturing Co. (TUGA), Iran

17:00 - 17:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Interdisciplinary Keynote

The Evolution of Turbomachinery Design and Technology with High-Fidelity CFDSpeaker → Dr. Vittorio Michelassi (BakerHughesGE)

17:45 - 18:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Town Hall: Part 1

Focus: GPPS Journal and Fostering of Academic TalentChair → Prof. Howard Hodson (GPPS Vice Chairman, GPPS Journal Editor, University of Cambridge)


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08:00 - 10:00Tutorial T10 | Turbines

Main Building, E 3 Main Building, E 5Session Chair → Prof. Guillermo Paniagua (Purdue University)

Tutorial: Turbomachinery Applications for Oil & Gas→ Dr. Klaus Brun (Member GPPS EC, Elliott Group)→ Dr. Rainer Kurz (Solar Turbines)→ Bernhard Winkelmann (Solar Turbines)

Technical Keynote: Reducing Unsteady Interaction in a Tran-sonic Turbine through Aerodynamic Design→ John Clark (US Air Force Research Laboratory)

Technical Keynote: Progress on High Speed Turbines Suitable for Supersonic Outlet Combustors→ Prof. Guillermo Paniagua (Purdue University)

[057] Aero-Thermal Upgrade of Turbine Section in Mapna Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine MGT-70

→ Amir Poursamad, → Hamid Motamedi Zoka**, → Mohammadreza Shirzadi*, → Reihaneh Banihabib*, → Arash Bahramitalab*, → Shahriar Abedinnejad*, → Payam Savadkouhi**, → Reza Torabideh**, → Abbas KhaniGouabad**MAPNA Turbine Engineering & Manufacturing Co. (TUGA), Iran**MAPNA Turbine Blade Engineering & Manufacturing Co. (PARTO), Iran

[037] Noise Characteristics of a Reduced Blade Count Rotor with Improved Stage Efficiency

→ Rainer Schädler*, → Dominic D. Hänni*, → Anestis I. Kalfas**, → Reza S. Abhari*, → Gregor Schmid***, → Ewald Lutum****, → Carsten Schneider**** *Laboratory for Energy Conversion, ETH Zurich, Switzerland**Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece***Siemens AG, Germany****MTU Aero Engines AG, Germany

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Chair → Dr. Klaus Brun (Member GPPS EC, Elliott Group)

[050] Impact of Trends in Global LNG Supply and Demand on the European Gas Market in 2030

→ Patrick Eser, → Ndaona Chokani, → Reza AbhariLaboratory for Energy Conversion, ETH Zurich, Switzerland

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Tutorial (cont.)

Tutorial: Turbomachinery Applications for Oil & Gas→ Dr. Klaus Brun (Member GPPS EC, Elliott Group)→ Dr. Rainer Kurz (Solar Turbines)→ Bernhard Winkelmann (Solar Turbines)

11:45 - 12:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Interdisciplinary Keynote

Technology Trends for the Future of Aero-PropulsionSpeaker → Dr. Michael Winter (Pratt & Whitney)


Conference Lunch

13:30 - 16:00 T1 | Advanced Cycles & Performance T3 | Combustion

Main Building, E 3Session Chair → Dr. Alessandro Sorce (University of Genoa)

Main Building, E 5Session Chair → Dr. Yuan Xiong (ETH Zürich)

Technical Keynote: sCO2 Power Cycles for Waste Heat Recovery from Gas Turbines→ Prof. Piero Colonna (TU Delft)

Technical Keynote: Come on Baby Light my Fire: Combustion Technologies for a Clean Future→ Prof. Oliver Paschereit (TU Berlin)

[072] Thermal Energy Storage for Gas Turbine Power Augmentation

→ Vasilis Gkoutzamanis*, → Anastasia Chatziangelidou*, → Theofilos Efstathiadis*, → Anestis Kalfas*, → Alberto Traverso**, → Justin Chiu***

*Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece**University of Genoa, Italy***Royal Institute of Technology, KTH, Sweden

[032] Superior Fuel and Operational Flexibility of Sequential Combustion in Ansaldo Energia Gas Turbines

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→ Aozheng Zhou, → Xiaodong Ren, → Xuesong Li, → Chunwei GuKey Laboratory for Thermal Science and Power Engineering of Ministry of Education, Tsinghua University, China

[048] Planar LIF/Mie Ratio Droplet Sizing Using Structured Laser Sheet Imaging at Elevated Ambient Pressures

→ Andrew Corber, → Wajid Chishty, → Patrizio VenaNational Research Council of Canada, Canada

[089] CFD Analysis of a Turbo Expander Stator for Non-Conventional Fluids

→ Konstantinos Ntatsis*, → Anastasia Chatziangelidou*, → Theofilos Efstathiadis*, → Vasilis Gkoutzamanis*, → Anestis Kalfas*, → Paolo Silvestri**

*Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece**University of Genoa, Italy

[088] Numerical Simulation of Gas Turbine Burning Chamber Combustion with Defined Burner Defects

→ Christoph Hennecke, → Henrik von der Haar , → Friedrich Dinkelacker Institute of Technical Combustion, Leibniz University Hannover, Germany

[090] Optimization of an ORC Turbine Stator Under Turbulence Uncertainty

→ Nassim Razaaly*, → Giulio Gori*, → Gianluca Iaccarinoc**, → Pietro Marco Congedo*

*DeFI Team, CMAP Laboratory, France**Stanford University, Center for Turbulence Research, USA

[091] Bifurcation Dodge: Avoidance of a Thermoacoustic Instability under Transient Operation

→ Giacomo Bonciolini, → Nicolas NoirayCAPS Laboratory - Mechanical and Process Engineering Department, ETH Zürich, Switzerland



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Panel 1

Best Practices for Career Paths in Different CountriesIn the power and propulsion industries, typical career paths continue to differ between countries despite the continuing globalization of the companies involved. Leading and quickly developing countries in the power and propulsion industries differ in aspects such as:- To what extent are doctoral degrees a prerequisite for management positions in R&D and general management?- How do companies promote the technical skill of their engineers, e.g., provide graduate training in turbomachinery to skilled and promising employees with undergraduate degrees?- Do companies advance the business skills of technically highly qualifies personnel to have managers with excellent technical and business skills?- Do universities promote the movement of engineers with industrial experience in R&D from industry into professorships? Are industrial careers open to academics?The panel will offer insight on the career paths both in academia and industry, as the esteemed panelists will discuss the most prevalent career patterns for engineers in different countries and share their personal experiences.Chair → Prof. Jörg Seume (Leibniz University Hannover)Panelists → Dr. Philipp Jenny (MAN Energy Solutions), → Prof. Scott Morris (University of Notre Dame), → Dr. Xavier Ottavy (CNRS), → Dr. Andrew Wheeler (Cambridge University), → Dr. Zuozhi Zhao (Siemens)

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Abedinnejad, Shahriar | 057 , T10 | Abhari, Reza S. |014 , T4 | 037 , T10 | 050 , T7 |Ameli, Alireza | 008 , T4 |Bahramitalab, Arash| 057 , T10 |Banihabib, Reihaneh |057 , T10 | 059 , T9 | Bohn, Dieter | 053 , T9 | Bonciolini, Giacomo | 091, T3 | Bothien, Mirko R. | 032, T3 | Böttger, Marlene | 019 , T4 | Braun, René | 053 , T9 | Bunkute, Birute | 032 , T3 | Chatziangelidou, Anastasia N. | 072 , T1 |089 , T1Chishty, Wajid A. | 048, T3 | Chiu, Justin N. W. | 072, T1 |Chokani, Ndoana | 050,T7 |Ciani, Andrea | 032 , T3 | Congedo, Pietro Marco | 090 , T1 | Corber, Andrew | 048 , T3 | Dinkelacker, Friedrich | 088 , T3 | Efstathiadis, Theofilos G. | 072 , T1 | 089,T1 | Eser, Patrick | 050 , T7 | Fittro, Roger | 020 , T6 | Frantzheld, Philip | 018 , T5 | Franz, Holger | 055 , T8 | Friedrichs, Jens | 018 , T5 | Früchtel, Gerhard | 032, T3 | Giesecke, Daniel | 018 , T5 | Gkoutzamanis, Vasilis G. | 072 , T1 | 089 , T1 | Gori, Giulio | 090 , T1 | Gu, Chunwei | 029 , T2 | | 030 , T2 | 058 , T1 | Hänni, Dominic D. | 014 ,T4 | | 037 , T10 | Harjes, Lennart | 018 , T5 | Hennecke, Christoph | 088 , T3 |

Höschler, Klaus | 046 , T5 | Iaccarinoc, Gianluca | 090 , T1 | Itter, Lutz | 054 , T8 | Jeschke, Peter | 039 , T2 | Jung, Sewoong | 087 , T8 | Kalfas, Anestis I. | 014 , T4 | | 089 , T1 | 072 , T1 | 037 , T10 | Kazula, Stefan | 046 , T5 | KhaniGouabad, Abbas | 057 , T10 | Kim, Kilyoung | 068 , T8 | Kim, Suyong | 068 , T8 | Knospe, Carl | 020 , T6 | Koch, Patrick | 018 , T5 | Krone, Jan-Hendrik | 018 , T5 | Kusterer, Karsten | 053, T9 | Lange, Martin | 019 , T4 | Lautenschläger, Alexan-der | 053 , T9 | Lecoq, Nicolas | 014 , T4 | Legrand, Sebastian | 055 , T8 | Li, Xuesong | 029 , T2 | | 030 , T2 | 058 , T1 | Liu, Longgang | 029 , T2 | Lutum, Ewald | 014 , T4 | | 037 , T10 | Mailach, Ronald | 019 , T4 | Mischke, Marcel | 046 , T5 | Nakhostin, Setareh | 008 , T4 | Neuburger, Nicolas | 051 , T6 | Noiray, Nicolas | 091 , T3 | Ntatsis, Konstantinos C. | 089 , T1 | Park, Tae Choon | 068 , T8 | Pelton, Robert | 087 , T8 | Peters, Markus | 039 , T2 | Poursamad, Amir | 057 , T10 | 059 , T9 | Razaaly, Nassim | 090 , T1 | Ren, Xiaodong | 029 , T2 | | 030 , T2 | 058 , T1 |

Savadkouhi, Payam | 057 , T10 | Schädler, Rainer | 014 , T4 | 037 , T10 | Schiewe, Constanze | 051 , T6 | Schmid, Gregor | 037 , T10 || 014 , T4 | Schmidt, Tobias | 039 , T2 | Schneider, Carsten | 037, T10 | Schwartz, Benstone | 020 , T6 | Shirzadi, Moham-madreza | 057, T10 | Silvestri, Paolo | 089 , T1 | Song, Jieun | 068 , T8 | Song, Seung Jin | 068 , T8 |

Stahl, Maurice | 054 , T8 | Staudacher, Stephan | 051 , T6 | Su, Xiangyu | 030 , T2 | Torabideh, Reza | 057 , T10 | Traverso, Alberto | 072, T1| Turunen-Saaresti, Teemu | 008 , T4 | Vena, Patrizio | 048 , T3 | Vogeler, Konrad | 019 , T4 | von der Haar, Henrik | 088 , T3 | Wiedemann, Tobias | 055 , T8 | Wood, John P. | 032 , T3 | Zhou, Aozheng | 058 , T1 | Zoka, Hamid Motamedi | 057 , T10 |

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The primary goal of the conference will be to bring

together researchers in industry, academia, and

governments to hear the latest developments in

turbomachinery technologies. The conference focus

is on innovations in the field of turbomachinery in-

spired by bridging academia and industry.

Based on our past events we look forward to our di-

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For more information regarding GPPS Beijing19 please visitwww.gpps.global/gpps-events/beijing19

GPPS Upcoming Events

GPPS Beijing19 Second Asia and Middle East ConferenceOn behalf of the GPPS Beijing19 Organizing Committee, we would like to invite you to the 2nd Asia and

Middle East Power and Propulsion conference on 16th - 18th September, 2019 at Beihang University.

GPPS looks forward to welcoming you to Beijing in September 2019.

Organizing CommitteeConference ChairProf. Xiaofeng Sun: Beihang University

Review ChairProf. Robert Kielb: Duke University

Review Co-ChairProf. Chao Zhou: Peking University

Technical Program ChairProf. Junqiang Zhu: Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, CAS

Conference ChairProf. Xiaofeng Sun

LocationThe GPPS Beijing19 will be hosted by Beihang Universi-ty, consistently ranked among China’s key academic in-stitutions. Founded in October 1952, Beihang University is the first institution of higher education in aeronautics and astronautics established after the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949.

Call for PapersThe Global Power and Propulsion Society has issued a Call for Papers for its second Asia and Middle East Forum, to be held on 16th September - 18th September 2019 in Beijing, China.

The conference focus is on innovations in the field of turbomachinery inspired by bridging ac-ademia and industry.

For a full list of topics please visit our website .

Abstract submission Deadline:28th February 2019

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Registration



08:15 - 08:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 4: Prof. Giacomo Luciani (Graduate Institute Geneva)

08:45 - 10:00 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Panel 4: March Towards a Secure Low-Carbon Energy Transition: The Role of LNG


Mid Morning Coffee Break

10:30 - 11:00 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 5: Chao Tian (Asia Carbon Energy)

11:00 - 11:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Working Group Presentation 1: Prof. Thomas Sattelmayer (Technical University of Munich)

11:15 - 12:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Panel 5: Gas-Fired Power Plant Alliance with Electrification and Renewables, a Possible Future?


Conference Lunch

14:00 - 14:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 6: Dr. Arnd Reichert (Siemens)

14:30 - 14:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Working Group Presentation 2: Dr. Mike Benzakein (The Ohio State University)

14:45 - 15:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 7: Nico Buchholz

15:45 - 16:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Closing Ceremony

Thursday 17th January

08:30 - 17:00 Main Building, E Floor, Lobby

Registration

09:45 - 10:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Opening Ceremony GPPS Forum19

10:30 - 11:00 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 1: Marc Grünewald (MAN Energy Solutions)

11:00 - 12:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Panel 1: Distributed vs. Centralized Energy Supply


Conference Lunch

13:45 - 14:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 2: Dr. Friedhelm Kappei (MTU Aero Engines)

14:15 - 15:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Panel 2: Future Business Models in Aviation



16:00 - 16:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 3: Dr. Abbas Aliabadi (MAPNA Group)

16:30 - 17:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Panel 3: Energy Security in Times of Global Entrenchment

17:50 - 18:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

GPPS Town Hall Part 2: Focus: GPPS as Global Platform for Exchange between Industry and Academia

19:00 - 23:00 Zunfthaus zur Saffran

Gala Dinner

GPPS Forum19 Diary

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Keynote 1: Marc Grünewald MAN Energy SolutionsThe Role of Large Combustion Engines in the Future of Decentralization of Power Generation

Keynote 2: Dr. Friedhelm KappeiMTU Aero EnginesStrategic Choices for Aero-Engine Maintenance

Keynote 3: Dr. Abbas AliabadiMAPNA GroupEnergy Security in Times of Global Entrench-ment with Focus on the Middle East

Keynote 4: Prof. Giacomo LucianiGraduate Institute GenevaFrom Pipeline Gas to LNG: Alternative Models of Security of Supply

Keynote 5: Chao TianAsia Carbon EnergyChina Fossil Power Market in Times of Energy Transformation

Working Group Presentation: Prof. Thomas Sattelmayer Technical University of MunichEnvironmental Aspects of Power and Propulsion

Working Group Presentation: Dr. Mike Benzakein The Ohio State UniversityFuture of Aero Engines

Keynote 6: Dr. Arnd ReichertSiemensNew Technologies for the Energy Transformation

Keynote 7: Nico BuchholzFuture Aero-Engine Designs Between Fleet Operation, Politics, and Technology

Prof. Reza Abhari Chairman GPPS EC, ETH Zurich

Dr. Arnd ReichertSiemens

Prof. Aristide Massardo University of Genoa

Prof. Scott Morris University of Notre Dame

Prof. Jörg Seume Leibniz University Hannover

Speakers and Panel ChairsListed in alphabetical order

Panel Chairs

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Britta van Boven Gasunie

Olivier Brochet Credit Suisse

Dr. Ndaona Chokani ETH Zurich

Cathy Choi Cummins

Maxine Ghavi ABB

Marc Grünewald MAN Energy Solutions

Wayne Jones OBE MAN Energy Solutions

Christopher Kmetz Pratt & Whitney

Prof. Björn Laumert KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Prof. Giacomo LucianiGraduate Institute Geneva

Prof. Kostas MathioudakisNational Technical University of Athens

Nicola Marcucci BakerHughesGE

Mauro Moretto (Ansaldo Energia)

Helene Niedhart CEO CAT Aviation, Board Member and Swiss representative EBAA

Vinod Philip Siemens

Masanori RyuKawasaki Heavy Industries

Gian Paolo De Poli Avio Aero

Chao Tian Asia Carbon Energy

Dr. Sven-Hendrik Wiers MAN Energy Solutions

Bernhard Winkelmann Solar Turbines

Dr. Alireza Yazdizadeh MAPNA Group

Thursday 17thJanuary, 7.00pmThis years event will take place at one of the most beautiful guild houses in the

City of Zurich. We look forward to welcoming you for an evening of networking,

culture and fine cuisine, all set to the tone of delicate classical music.

Location: Zunfthaus zur Saffran, Limmatquai 54, 8001 Zürich

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Thursday, 17th January | Day 1

09:45 - 10:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Opening Ceremony GPPS Forum19

Opening Speech→ Prof. Jörg Seume (Leibniz University Hannover)

Welcome Speech→ Prof. Reza Abhari (Chair GPPS EC, ETH Zurich)

GPPS Early Career Award, Innovation Award, Life Time Achievement Award→ Prof. Seung Jin Song (Member GPPS EC, Seoul National University)

10:30 - 11:00 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 1

The Role of Large Combustion Engines in the Future of Decentralization of Power GenerationSpeaker → Marc Grünewald (MAN Energy Solutions)

11:00 - 12:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Panel 1

Distributed vs. Centralized Energy SupplyWith increasing contribution of renewable energy sources to the electrical and thermal power supply, a common assumption in the general public is that the contribution of distributed power conversion must increase. There is a reason to challenge this assumption: Cost pressure on renewables leads to large PV arrays and ever-increasing sizes of wind turbines. For cogeneration power plants, distributed power may mean plants sizes of hundreds of MW. So what are the technical and commercial drivers towards distributed power and is there a solid business case or other reason for society to support the trend from centralized power plants to distributed power?Chair → Dr. Arnd Reichert (Siemens)Panelists → Marc Grünewald (MAN Energy Solutions), → Dr. Sven-Hendrik Wiers (MAN Energy Solutions), → Cathy Choi (Cummins), → Nicola Marcucci (BakerHughesGE), → Chao Tian (Asia Carbon Energy), → Masanori Ryu (Kawasaki Heavy Industries)


Conference Lunch

13:45 - 14:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 2

Strategic Choices for Aero-Engine MaintenanceSpeaker → Dr. Friedhelm Kappei (MTU Aero Engines)

Agenda

Working Group Presentations 2018Join Prof. Thomas Sattelmayer and Dr. Mike Benzakein for what is expected to be two very interesting Working Group Presentations on Friday 11:00 Environmental Aspects of Power and Propulsion, followed at 14:30 by Future of Aero Engines.

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Panel 2

Future Business Models in AviationThis panel will focus on a diverse set of financial and technology issues related to future of the Civil Aviation industry. This will include subjects such as fleet operations (hub/spoke vs. point-point transportation), noise impacts (including, for example, short take-off and landing aircraft), and super/hyper-sonic commercial travel. While there are a multitude of well-publicized technol-ogy concepts of what could be possible, we intend the discussion to focus on participants’ thoughts on the actual future of this industry in the next 20-30 years.Chair → Prof. Scott Morris (University of Notre Dame)Panelists → Olivier Brochet (Credit Suisse), → Helene Niedhart (CEO CAT Aviation, Board Member and Swiss representative EBAA), → Gian Paolo De Poli (Avio Aero), → Christopher Kmetz (Pratt & Whitney)



16:00 - 16:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 3

Energy Security in Times of Global Entrenchment with Focus on the Middle EastSpeaker → Dr. Abbas Aliabadi (MAPNA Group)

16:30 - 17:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Panel 3

Energy Security in Times of Global EntrenchmentThis panel will examine the complex issues surrounding the long-term goals of energy transition which are paralleled by short-term supply shocks and disruptions that potentially compromise energy security. While the demand for clean, reliable and, above all cheap, energy technologies continues, and is being facilitated by the liberalisation of markets – whose structures are still being refined – and the rise of decentralised energy systems – whose costs have come down to more economic levels – more needs to be done to ensure resilience in the short term. The panel shall consider the different costs and benefits implied in achieving the necessary balances, for both centralised and decentralised systems and their stakeholders.Chair → Prof. Jörg Seume (Leibniz University Hannover)Panelists → Dr. Alireza Yazdizadeh (MAPNA Group), → Vinod Philip (Siemens), → Maxine Ghavi (ABB), → Prof. Kostas Mathioudakis (National Technical University of Athens)

17:50 - 18:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Town Hall: Part 2

Focus: GPPS as Global Platform for Exchange between Industry and AcademiaChair → Prof. Seung Jin Song (Seoul National University)

19:00 - 23:00 Zunfthaus zur Saffran

Gala Dinner

Location: Zunfthaus zur Saffran, Limmatquai 54, 8001 ZürichFor directions see reverse side of the ticket.

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Friday, 18th January | Day 2



08:15 - 08:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 4

From Pipeline Gas to LNG: Alternative Models of Security of SupplySpeaker → Prof. Giacomo Luciani (Graduate Institute Geneva)

08:45 - 10:00 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Panel 4

March Towards a Secure Low-Carbon Energy Transition:The Role of LNGThis panel will focus on a diverse set of technical and financial issues related to future of the global low-carbon energy transition and the potential impact of the LNG on this process. It will include subjects such as; role of gas in a low carbon energy mix, global suppliers, LNG vs gas pipelines, need for a natural gas spot-market, global LNG capacity, liquification and gasification technolo-gies, fleet operations, and related infrastructure investments. The panelists represent a diverse community of analysts, OEM’s, and LNG operators, and will engage in an in-depth dialog related to the present and future directions of investments in this field in various parts of the world including related techno-economic challenges.Chair → Prof. Reza Abhari (Chairman GPPS EC, ETH Zurich)Panelists → Bernhard Winkelmann (Solar Turbines), → Wayne Jones OBE (MAN Energy Solutions), → Britta van Boven (Gasunie), → Prof. Giacomo Luciani (Graduate Institute Geneva)


Coffee Break

10:30 - 11:00 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 5

China Fossil Power Market in Times of Energy TransformationSpeaker → Chao Tian (Asia Carbon Energy)

11:00 - 11:15 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Working Group Presentation 1

Environmental Aspects of Power and PropulsionSpeaker → Prof. Thomas Sattelmayer (Technical University of Munich)

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Gas-Fired Power Plant Alliance with Electrification and Renewables, a Possible Future?This panel will provide a global vision on the role of gas-fired combined cycles in synergy with the growing penetration of non-dispatchable renewable sources in the electrical grid. Advancements in technology for plant flexibility will be outlined as well as the present and future regulatory framework at international level, following up the increasing requirement in energy and spinning reserves to meet the 2030 and future emission targets.Chair → Prof. Aristide Massardo (University of Genoa)Panelists → Prof. Björn Laumert (KTH Royal Institute of Technology), → Mauro Moretto (Ansaldo Energia), → Dr. Ndaona Chokani (Chairman GPPS EC, ETH Zurich)


Conference Lunch

14:00 - 14:30 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 6

New Technologies for the Energy TransformationSpeaker → Dr. Arnd Reichert (Siemens)

14:30 - 14:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Working Group Presentation 2

Future of Aero EnginesSpeaker → Dr. Mike Benzakein (The Ohio State University)

14:45 - 15:45 HG F 30 | Audi Max

Keynote 7

Future Aero-Engine Designs Between Fleet Operation, Politics, and TechnologyDiscussion with the audience after the KeynoteSpeaker → Nico Buchholz

15:45 - 16:15 HG F 30 | Audi MaxClosing Ceremony GPPS Forum19

→ Prof. Jörg Seume (Leibniz University Hannover)

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