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4 grand Opening Featuring Keynote Session & Awards Presentations Monday, June 11, 2012 • 10:15 am – 12:15 pm, Hall A The expanded use of gas turbines into new market segments, which includes extreme environments, requires the consideration of new and more comprehensive design and operational attributes. Innovative solutions for ensuring reliable energy extraction from turbines even in extreme environments are critical for power generation and propulsion. Meeting reliable energy needs through power generation must now account for intermittent operational requirements to off-set alternative energy sources such as wind and solar. Consideration of extreme environments for both power generation and propulsion, including the use of alternative fuels, is essential for existing turbine operations and components while still striving for efficiency improvements, reduction of weight, low cost, and environmental compatibility. Furthermore, safe and reliable propulsion and power generation are vital to meet the growing demands of global industrialization and urbanization. By considering these aspects, gas turbine technology will not only continue to remain the mainstay, but also achieve greater market penetration and utilization for the power generation and propulsion industries. Three leaders from the aeroengine and power generation industry will highlight current development needs and trends by addressing the keynote theme of “Reliable Gas Turbines Operating in Extreme Environments.” Following the keynote, IGTI’s annual awards presentations will honor individuals who have made significant contributions to advance turbine technology and industry. 2012 Keynote Speakers... Al Brockett, Jr. | Vice President, Engineering - Module Centers, Pratt & Whitney Brockett has more than 33 years of engineering experience at Pratt & Whitney. He was responsible for the development of the first production single stage high pressure turbine and was nominated for the UTC Mead award in 1996. Brockett has also held positions in operations, leading Cooled Turbine airfoil operations through restructuring. He was recognized as the ASME Engineer of the Year in 2002. Mark Pearson | general Manager - Advanced Technology & Preliminary Design, gE Aviation Pearson has almost 30 years of experience at GE and contributed to the GE36, GE90 and NASP Programs. He also led the Marine and Industrial Engine Systems Engineering Organization from 2001 to 2004, where he had technical oversight for all aeroderivative engines, including the LMS100. Pearson is currently responsible for the conceptual and preliminary design of the next generation commercial and military engines. His recent focus includes the LEAPX for commercial narrow body applications and variable cycle technology for military applications. Henrik Stiesdal | Chief Technology Officer, Wind Power Business Unit, Siemens Executive Conference Chair Lennart Nilsson Siemens Ag Energy Sector Fossil Power generation Division Berlin, germany Chair of Conferences Dr. Karen Thole Pennsylvania State University State College, PA USA Stiesdal is one of the pioneers of the modern wind industry and has worked with all aspects of wind turbine technology. In 1978 he designed one of the first commercial wind turbines, which was then licensed to Vestas. Stiesdal worked as a consultant for Vestas until 1986, then joined Bonus Energy (later Siemens Wind Power), as a design engineer. In 2000 he was appointed Chief Technology Officer. Recently he was awarded the Poul la Cour prize, the European wind energy sector’s most prestigious award. ASME TURBO EXPO 2012 FINAL PROGRAM FOR MORE DETAILS VISIT WWW.TURBOEXPO.ORG
The Most Important Conference for Turbomachinery Professionals Headline Here Presented by ASME International Gas Turbine Institute June 3-7, 2013 s a n a n t o n i o texas nusan www.turboexpo.org ASME INTERNATIONAL GAS TURBINE INSTITUTE phone +1-404-847-0072 | fax +1-404-847-0151 | igti@asme.org FOR MORE DETAILS VISIT WWW.TURBOEXPO.ORG ASME TURBO EXPO 2012 FINAL PROGRAM 5
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