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Clean hydrogen and CCUS initiatives are key to achieving net zero targets. Ammonia and CO2 are two of the key molecules.
Ammonia is considered a hydrogen derivative and is seen as a key vector in cost-efficiently transporting hydrogen over long distances. It is also a building block of low-carbon fertilizers. However, safety and reliability must be considered the highest priorities. In this webinar, John Crane will share best practices for sealing critical ammonia pumps, drawing on their decades of experience.
CO2 plays a role across both the hydrogen and the CCUS value chains and comes in all forms from gaseous to liquid and solid to supercritical states. In this webinar, our subject matter expert will focus on liquid CO2 applications, which play a significant role in CO2 capture, transport, storage and utilization.
Join industry experts for an in-depth discussion on the challenges and opportunities presented by ammonia and liquid CO2 pumping and how the right selection of mechanical seals ensures safe and reliable operation in mission-critical assets. The webinar will conclude with a Q&A session that will provide critical insights into those core New Energy applications across the hydrogen and CCUS value chain.
Key Learning Objectives
Utilizing wet seal technology for pumps: Gain a solid understanding of how wet seals for pumps can prevent leakage and ensure reliable operation of your plant.
Insights into ammonia and CO2 properties and industrial relevance: Learn about the unique properties of ammonia and CO2, focus on liquid CO2 and discover how these properties affect handling and containment in industrial systems.
Innovations in sealing technology for ammonia and CO2 applications: Delve into cutting-edge sealing solutions providing new perspectives on efficient and safe sealing of ammonia and liquid CO2 pumps.
Who Should Attend
- Engineering professionals seeking to expand expertise in industrial sealing solutions.
- Environmental specialists focused on CO2 reduction strategies and safe handling of ammonia.
- Operational leaders looking to enhance safety, efficiency and compliance in the industry.
- Policymakers and industry regulators interested in the latest compliance and efficiency practices.
SPEAKERS
Engineering Manager High Duty team (Wet Seals Engineering), Central Expertise
John Crane
Milosz Zielinski is an engineering manager of a High Duty team within Central Expertise at John Crane. He has been working for John Crane for the last 11 years. During that time, he has held various engineering roles in different engineering departments across the Wet Seals teams.
Over the years, he has been involved in many critical RCA’s and product development projects such as the high-speed compressor seal and the high-speed electrolyser hydrogen seal. Milosz earned an master’s degree in mechanical engineering and a bachelor’s degree in machine constructions and mechanics from Poznan Technical University in Poland. He is also a chartered engineer of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Milosz has been awarded the Star Performer reward twice, in 2017 and 2022.
Mechanical Engineer, Central Expertise
John Crane
Ian Gaffing is a staff engineer within John Crane’s Central Expertise organization. Currently focusing on technology for the energy transition, he has over a decade’s experience with mechanical sealing technology used across various industries. Ian contributed to some of John Crane’s newest product developments and is a patent holder within the field of mechanical sealing technology.
Holding both a bachelor’s degree in physics and a master’s degree in engineering, Ian previously led the Sealing Department for a specialist UK-based pump manufacturer with responsibility for all mechanical and rotary oil seals.
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