2013-10-30

1

16th ICPWS16th ICPWSThe 16th International Conference of

the Properties of Water and Steam

n IAPWSbull arrangeras av IAPWSThe International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam

bull var 5e aringr sedan 1929

250 deltagare fraringn 30 laumlnderbull 250 deltagare fraringn 30 laumlnder

bull 152 foumlredrag i 4 parallella sessioner

2013-10-30

2

Perspective on Cycle Chemistry

d oumlk i 200 h i bull undersoumlkning av 200 haverier under de senaste 15 aringren

bull alla vattenkemi-relaterade skador kan relateras till 10 orsakerkan relateras till 10 orsaker

1 korrosionsprodukter

Perspective on Cycle Chemistry

2 belaumlggningar paring panntuber3 kemisk rengoumlring4 oumlverbaumlring av pannvatten5 on-lineinstrumentering6 inlaumlckage av luft

l7 slentrian8 avstaumlllningsrutiner9 inlaumlckage i kondensatsystem10 brist paring aringtgaumlrdsrutiner

2013-10-30

3

Den globala marknaden har foumlraumlndrats de senaste 20 aringren

Technical Guidence Document

Den globala marknaden har foumlraumlndrats de senaste 20 aringren

bull enheter konstruerade i land Abull tillverkade i Bbull monterade i Cbull med specifikationer riktlinjer fraringn D amp Ebull eller tillverkare F amp G etceller tillverkare F amp G etc

Vaumlrlden behoumlver internationell vaumlgledning om matarvattenkemi som kan ligga till grund foumlr riktlinjer i varje land och foumlr tillverkare och andra organisationer vaumlrlden oumlver

Ett kraftblock Ett kraftblock (12 000h)

Technical Guidence Document

bull Japansk panna 610degC310 barbull Tysk turbinbull Polsk luftkyld kondensorbull Italiensk avsaltning bull Separata guidelinesbull Stora problem med kondensorernabull Kemisk rengoumlring av pannan efter 2 aringr

bull Dansk panna bull Amerikansk turbinbull Blandade guidelinesbull Manuell provtagningbull FAC i kondensorbull Belaumlggningar i panntuber

Kemisk rengoumlring av pannan efter 2 aringr

Somehow somewhere along the path to commissioning plant the chemistry takes a back seat- A second class citizen

2013-10-30

4

bull Procedures for the Measurement of Carryover of Boiler Water and Steam (2008)

Technical Guidence Document

Water and Steam (2008)

bull Volatile treatments for the steam-water circuits (2010)

bull Phosphate and NaOH treatments for the steam-water circuits of drum boilers (2011)

bull Instrumentation for monitoring and control of cycle g ychemistry for the steam-water circuits (2012)

bull Steam purity for turbine operation (2013)

bull Corrosion product sampling (2014)

Kan laddas ner fraringn wwwiapwsorg

bull Morfolin (MOR)

Degradation kinetics of amines

bull Morfolin (MOR)

bull Monoetanolamin (ETA)

bull Dietanolamin (DEA)

bull Dimetylamin (DMA)

temperatur352 - 490 degC

tryck95 135 175 bar

bull Trimetylamin (TMA)

bull Cyklohexylamin (CHA)

syrehalt002 4 9 ppb O2

2013-10-30

5

Degradation kinetics of amines

Degradation kinetics of amines

CHA gt DMA gt MOR gt ETA gt TMA gt DEA

2013-10-30

6

Degradation kinetics of amines

Degradation kinetics of amines

CHA gt DMA gt MOR gt TMA gt ETA gt DEA

2013-10-30

7

Degradation kinetics of amines

Tack

16th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PROPERTlES OF WATER LONDON 2013

ANDSTEAM WATER STEAM AND AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS WORKING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND INDUSTRY

Organised by

G)VEOLIABIAPWS WATER _biapwsorg

Solutions ampt Technologles

GOLD SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSOR

lllJal ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTSOn behalf of

BRONZE SPONSOR

PROGRAMME

l8OO - 2100

DAY 1

800

800

104amp

111amp

SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION AND WELCOME DRINKS RECEPTION Queen Anne Building University of Greenwich

All ICPWS16 delegates are invited to attend the Welcome Drinks Reception

This is an excellent opportunity to collect your registration documents and meet other conference delegates before the conference gets underway the following day

MONDAY 2 SEPTEMBER

OPENlNG SESSION AND KEYNOTE ADDRESSES

WELCOME ADDRESS FROM THE PRESIDENT OF IAPWS PROFESSOR TAMARA PETROVA

IAPWS GJBBS AWARD LECTURE

UNDERSTANDING THE CORROSJON OF METALS IN REALLY HOT WATER Professor Digby D Macdonald Dept of Nuclear Engmeering and Materials Science UniversIty of California USA

IAPWS GIBBS AWARD

The IAPWS Gibbs Award is given at each internatIonal Conference on the Properties of Water and Staern OCPWS) to a distinguished scientist or engmeer who has made substantial contributions to the development of knowledge on the properties of water stearn and aqueous solutions at high temperatures and pressures as well as to other areas of underlying science and technology of interest to IAPWS

Nominations are made by the IAPWS National Committee or Working GlOUps A committee consisting of representetives from each IAPWS Working Group chooses the winner from arnong the nominees at the annual IAPWS meeting in the yeer prior to the award The wmner receives a medal and complementery attendance to the ICPWS conference where they will have the opportunity to preeent a keynote lecture

This yeers Gibbs Award winner is Professor Digby D Macdonald from the University of Califorrua USA

KEYNOTE LECTURE 1 LINKING ESSENTIAL CLIMATE VARIABLES TO SI TRACEABLE MEASUREMENT Dr Robert Wielgosz Director of Chemistry BlPM Paris France

REFRESHMENT BREAK

KEYNOTE LECTURE 2

POST-NUCLEAR ACCIDENT ACTlVITIES AND ENERGY POLICIES IN JAPAN Dr Shunsuke Uchida Japan Atorruc Energy Agency Tokal Ibarakl Japan

KEYNOTE LECTURE 3

SUPERCRITlCAL WATER CONTINUOUS REACTORS FOR INORGANlC NANOMATERIALS SYNTHESIS DESIGN AND SCALE-UP TO PILOT PLANT Professor Jarwwad Darr Dept of Chemistry Uruverslty College London UK

IAPWS HELMHOLTZ AWARD LECTURE

WHOS AFRAlD OF THE HYDROPHOBIC EFFECT Dr Hank Ashbaugh Tulane UniversIty New Orleans USA

IAPWS HELMHOLTZ AWARD

The IAPWS HeJmholtz Award IS given yearly to a qualified researcher who at the time of the nommation recelved hIS or her last earned degee less than 15 years earller There IS no reqwrement for the nommee to be assocIated WIth IAPWS

The award recognises talented and developmg SCIentists and engmeers who are making sigruficant contnbutlOns to or definmg new dllections in the areas of research of interest to IAPWS and to encourage them to become active in IAPWS

Nominations are made by any mdiVldual outslde of the IAPWS Award Comrruttee self-nommatlons are not allowed A committee made up of representatives from live IAPWS member nations selects the wlliller from arnong the nommees The winner receIves a framed certilicate and complimentery attendance to the annual IAPWS meeting (m thIS case et IS ICPWS16) where they will have the opportunity to present the Helinholtz Award lecture

ThIS years HeJmholtz Award winner is Dr Hank Ashbaugh from Tulane Uruverslty USA

LUNCH BREAK

1430 SEAWATERpH

WATER STEAM AND CLIMATE R Felstel Leibniz Institute for BaltIc Sea Research (IOW) Warnemunde Germany

STATUS REPORT ON THE EUROPEAN METROLOGY RESEARCH PROJECT ENV05 METROLOGY FOR OCEAN SALINITY AND ACIDITY p Spitzer PhysikalischshyTechnische Bundesanstalt (PTB) Gerrnany

MEASURING pH IN SEAWATER PREJUDICE PRACTICE AND PITFALLS Professor A Dickson University of California USA

pH MEASUREMENTS IN SEAWATER REDUCING THE LIMITATIONS OF THE EXISTlNG PRIMARY STANDARD BUFFERS Dr D Stoica Laboratoire National de Metrologie et dEssais France

1amp00 REFRESHMENT BREAK

SEAWATERPH WORKSHOP

THERM01

PREDICTION OF GAS HYDRATES IN CCS RELEVANT MIXTURES WITH REFERENCE EOUATIONS OF STATE AJaumlger Ruhr-Universitaumlt Bochum Germany and Dr V Vin~ Institute of Therrnomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

DEW-POINT MEASUREMENTSFOR WATER IN COMPRESSED CARBON DIOXIDE Dr A Harvey National Institute of Standards and Technology USA

ROLE OF LIOUID WATER PROPERTlES FOR ENHANCEMENT OF HYDROGEN FUEL CELL EFFlCIENCY Professor F Marsik Institute of Therrnomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

THERM01

BOND CONTRIBUTlON METHOD FOR AOUEOUS ORGANlCS IN HIGHshyTEMPERATURE SOLUTIONS Professor J Sedlbauer Techmcal Umverslty of Liberec Czech Republic

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF THE THERMAL CONDUCTIVlTY OF LiF NaF and NaBr AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS B Gngonev Gazprom VNllGAZ LLC RussIa

L10mDLlOmD PHASE TRANSITION IN AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF N-HYDROCARBONS AND AMPHIPHlLES Professor Y Mugorod Southwest State Umverslty Russia

HYDROTHERMAL 1

21ST CENTURY HYDROTHERMAL GEOCHEMISTRY ATOMISTIC PERSPECTIVES Dr D Wesolowski Oak Ridge National Laboratory USA

NON-COMPLEXlNG ANI0NS FOR PHYSICOshyCHEMICAL STUDIES BY RAMANSPECTROSCOPY UNDERHYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS Dr L Applegarth University of Guelph Canada

VOLUMETRIC PROPERTIES OF MIXED ELECTROLYTE AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES AND PRESSURES Dr D Zezin Institute of Geochernistry and Petrology ETH Zunch Switzerland

BIOMASS RELATED SALT SOLUTIONS AT HYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS INVESTlGATlONS WITH ISOCHORIC DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY J Reuner Paul Scherrer Institute Switzerland

HYDROTHERMAL 1

ESTIMATION OF THE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF WATER AND APPLICATION TO THE SOLUBILITIES OF CARBONATESOUARTZAND CORUNDUM TO 50 KB AND 1OOOmiddot C Professor D Sverjensky Department of Earth amp Planetary Sciences USA

AN APPROACH TO PREDlCT THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF NEUTRAL AOUEOUS NON-VOLATlLE SPECIES OVER A WIDE RANGE OF STATE PARAMETERS Professor N Akinfiev IGEM RAS Russia

CALCULATION OF SOLUBILITIES OF METAL OXlDES IN STEAM A Plyasunov Institute of Experimental Mineralogy Russia

PREDlCTlNG CORROSION PRODUCT SOLUBILITY IN SUPERCRITlCAL WATER USING REVISITED HKFshyMODEL PARAMETERS AND THERMODYNAMIC MODELLlNG Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

SOLUBILITY OF CHROMIUM ID OXlDE amp METAL CHROMlTES DEVELOPMENT OF MULTEO MODELS Dr S Dickmson National Nuclear Laboratory UJlt

PCC FLOW ASSISTED CORROSION1

WORLDWIDE EXPERIENCES WITH FAC IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

EONS EXPERIENCE WITH FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORS P McCarm EON New Build amp Technology UJlt

ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF ANI0NS AND CO ON AFTER-CATlON CONDUCTlVITY OF STEAM SAMPLES DURING HRSG START-UP USING lON CHROMATOGRAPHY F Spelissy ESB Ireland

PCCCORROSIONIWATER TREATMENT1

ELECTROCHEMICAL CREVlCE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF LP STEAM TURBINE MATERIALS IN THE AVT WATER ADDED CHLORIDE AND SULFATE lONS Dr L NlU Shmshu Umverslty Japan

APPLlCATlON OF ELECTROCHEMICAL NOISE ACOUSTlC EMISSION AND DCPD FOR DETECTlON OF EARLY STAGES OF STRESS CORROSION CRACKlNG IN STAlNLESS STEELS EXPOSED TO HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER Dr S Nouraei AMEC

SURFACE CHARACTERISTICS OF MAGNETITE PARTICLES UNDER CONDITIONS OF POWER PLANT WATER CYCLES Dr S Vidojkovic Institute of Chemistry Technology and Metallurgy - University of Belgrade Serbia

MAGNETIC WATER TREATMEN~ BACKGROUND AND CURRENT STATE Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF WATER TRANSPORT SYSTEMS PhD A Ryzhenkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI) Russia

1730 CLOSE OF DAY ONE

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER

8GO REGlSTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

800 SEAWATERSG

DEVELOPING A HlGH-OUALITY DATA COLLECTIONMETHODOF SEAWATER DENSITY Dr H Uchida Japan Agency for Marine-Earth SCIence and Technology Japan

HIGH-PRECISION MEASUREMENTS OF THE DENSITY-SALINlTY RELATION OF STANDARD SEAWATER Dr H Wolf Physikalisch-Technlsche Bundesanstalt Germany

DENSITY MEASUREMENT BY MEANS OF OSCILLATlNG U-TUBE TECHNOLOGY B Laky Anton Paar GmbH Germany

REFRACTIVE INDEX MEASUREMENTS OF SEAWATER CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITlES Dr C Waldmann UniversIty of BrenmenMARUM Germany

104amp REFRESHMENT BREAK

1115 SEAWATERSG WORKSHOP

CALCULATION 1

WHY ARE FAST STEAM PROPERTY CALCULATIONS IMPORTANT FOR THE CALCULATION OF CONCENTRATlNGSOLAR POWER PLANTS Dr R PaweUek STEAG Energy Services Germany

AN OPTIMIZED FORMULATION FOR P(rT) AND F(rT) BASED ON THE JEFFERY-AUSTIN MODEL FOR LIOUlD WATER AND STEAM FOR FAST TRANSIENT CFD Dr F Crouzet EDF RampD France

ADVANCED 3D CFD APPLICATIONS USING SPLlNE FUNCTIONS FOR THE COMPUTATION OF THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTIES OF REAL FLUIDS Dr F di Mare German Aerospace Center (DLR) Germany

FAST CALCULATION OF THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTlES OF WATER AND STEAM USING A SPLINE BASED TABLE LOOKshyUP METHOD (STM) M Kunick ZittauJGoerlitz UniversIty of Applied SCIences Germany

THE FAST CALCULATION OF STEAM AND WATER PROPERTlES IN CFD USING SPLINE INTERPOLATION Professor H Kretzschmar Zlttaul Goerhtz UAS Germany

CALCULATION 1 ON A MODEL FOR SOLUTION OF SHOCK WAVE PARAMETERS IN WET STEAM Professor P Safarik Czech Technical UniversIty m Prague Czech Republic

THE IAPWS INDUSTRIAL FORMULATION FOR THE THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTlES OF SEAWATER Professor H Kretzschmar ZlttauJ Goerlitz University of Applied SCIences Germany

EXTENDED EOUATION FOR REGION 5 OF THE INDUSTRIAL FORMULATlON IAPWS-IF97 Professor W Wagner RuhrshyUniversity Bochum Germany

HYDROTHERMAL 2

THE HYDRATlON OF CdCln2-n (OSn S4) IN HYDROTHERMAL FLUIDS OF LIOUlD-LIKE DENSITY INSIGHT FROM Ab INITIO COMPUTATIONS AND X-RAY ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY Professor T Seward VIctoria University of WeUington (SGEES) New Zealand

lON PAIR FORMATION CONSTANTS AND TRANSPORTPROPERTlES FOR AOUEOUS STRONTIUM COMPLEXES UP TO 350degC AT 20 MPa BY FLOW AC CONDUCTANCE Dr H Arcis Department of Chernistry University of Guelph Canada

FT-ICRMASS SPECTROMETRlC AND DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY STUDIES OF POLYNUCLEAR CADMIUM CHLORIDE CLUSTERS IN AOUEOUS FLUIDS Dr K Lernke University of Hong Kong Hong Kong

INVESTIGATlONS ON THE STRUCTURAL ENVIRONMENT OF Zn ADSORBED ON Fe304 NANOPARTICLES IN AOUEOUS FLUIDS TO SUPERCRITICAL CONDITIONS Robert MayanovlC Missouri State UniversIty USA

HYDROTHERMAL 2

THERMODYNAMlC CALCULATIONS AND MlCROWAVEshyHYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF MnW04 MULTlFERROIC MATERIALS Dr A Dias Federal University of Ouro Preto Brazil

CHLORARGYRITE (AgCl) SOLUBILITY IN LOW DENSITY HYDROTHERMAL FLUIDS Dr A Zotov IGEM RAS Russia

HIGH PURITY HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM FORMIC ACID USlNG ZlNC D CATION AS HOMOGENOUS CATALYST Dr K Yoshida UniverSIty of Tokushima Japan

MlCRO-ALGAE LlOUEFACTION UNDER HYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS Dr A Roubaud French Alternative Energies and Atornic Energy CommISSIon France

CRITICAL PHENOMENA AND SALT SOLUBILITY IN TERNARY WATER-SALT SYSTEMS WITH LlOUlD IMMISCmlLlTY AND SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS Professor V Valyashko Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry Russia

PCC FLOW ASSISTED CORRISION2

MEASURES TAKEN BY ESKOM TO UNDERSTAND AND MITIGATE FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN HEATER SHELLS AND DlSTILLATE DRAIN LINES S MaraIs Eskom South Africa

CONTRmUTION OF PROBABILISTIC RISK EVALUATlON OF FLOWshyACCELERATED CORROSION TO SYSTEM SAFETY ANALYSIS OF AGING NPPS Dr S Uchida Institute of Applied Energy Japan

PIPE WALL THINNING MANAGEMENT IN JAPANESE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AND DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTION METHOD K Yoneda CRIEPIlEDF RampD France

HRSGDESIGN CONSIDERATIONS TO ENABLE OPTIMUM CYCLE CHEMlSTRYTO BE APPLlED David Addison Thermal Chemistry New Zealand

WATER CHEMISTRY IMPLICATIONS FOR FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN COMBINED CYCLE HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORS B Balaknshnan Parsons Bnnckerhoff UK

PCC CORROSION 2

CONTROL OF CORROSION IN AlR-COOLED CONDENSERS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

SELECTION OF WATER CHEMlSTRY FOR FOSSIL PLANTS WITH ALUMINIUM ALLOY HEAT EXCHANGERS Professor T Petrova National Research UniversIty MPEJ RussIa

CHARACTERlSTICS OF OXlDE FILMS FORMED ON THE WELDED SURFACES OF A CARBON STEEL FOR BOILER TUBES IN A SIMULATED ALL VOLATILE WATER Professor H Takaku Shinshu University Japan

SURFACECHEMlSTRY PROPERTIES OF HIGH NITROGEN STAlNLESS STEELS IN A POLYMER ELECTROLYTE MEMBRANE FUELCELLENVlRONMENT Dr A HoweU Xcel Energy

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

LUNCH BREAK

SEAWATER RELATIVE HUMIDITY

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTlES OF WATER FOR ATMOSPHERIC APPLICATIONS Dr J Kalovaring UniversIty of South Bohernia Czech Republic

CALmRATION OF HYGROMETERS IN NONmiddotAIR GASES AND AT A RANGE OF PRESSURES Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

REFRESHMENT BREAK

SEAWATER RELATIVE HUMJDITY WORKSHOP

CALCULATION 2

CALCULATION OF WATER AND STEAM PROPERTlES USING HETEROGENEOUS CPU GPU COMPUTING Dr K Orlov National Scientific UniversIty MPEI Russia

WATER AND STEAM PROPERTlES CALCULATIONS LmRARIES FOR REALmiddotTIME PROCESS CONTROL IN PLCs (PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS) Dr K Orlov National SCIentmc UniversIty MPEI Russia

DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE PHONE APP FOR STEAM THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Dr G Bandara GB SImulation Technology UK

CLOUD WATER AND STEAM FUNCTIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engmeenng Institute Russia

PCCAMINE

SAMPLING AMINES FROM FLOWING STEAMmiddotWATER MIXTURES P Snsukvatananan Chernical Engineering University of New BrunsvnckCanada

DEGRADATlON KINETICS OF SIX ALKALISING AMINES D Moed Delft University of Technology Netherlands

TOWARD A RESOLUTION OF THE AMINES VS HYDROGEN CATION EXCHANGED CONDUCTIVITY OUESTION Dr J Bellows Siemens Energy nc

PCC NUCLEAR 1

OPTIMlZED PH STRATEGY COMBINED WITH APPLICATION OF FILMmiddot FORMING AMINE FOR IMPROVED WATER CHEMlSTRY TREATMENT IN STEAMmiddotWATER CYCLE OFPWRs Dr A Drexler AREVA NP GmbH Germany

DIMETHYLAMINE AS A REPLACEMENT FOR AMMONIA DOSING IN THE SECONDARY CIRCUIT OF AN ADVANCED GASmiddot COOLED REACTOR (AGR) POWER STATION Dr A Bull EDF Energy

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WYTHENSHAWE BOILER TEST RIG FACILITY AND ITS APPLICATION TO IMPLEMENT DIMETHYLAMINE AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO AMMONIA FOR ONCEmiddot THROUGH BOILER WATER TREATMENT Dr C Auener AMEC Clean Energy

MlTIGATING THE RISK OF STRESS CORROSION OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS IN ADVANCED GAS COOLED REACTOR BOILERS Dr J Owen EDF Energy

17I11middotUU ICPWS GENERAL MEETING

1815 CLOSE OF DAY TWO

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 3 WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

100 NATURAL 1

A GLOBAL ALGORlTHM FOR ESTIMATING ABSOLUTE SALINITY IN COASTAL WATERS Professor R Pawlowicz Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences Canada

A NEW THERMOPHYSICAL FLUID LABORATORY FOR GEOTHERMAL APPLICATIONS Dr H Milsch GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES U Hoffert GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THE ROLE OF THERMOPHYSICAL DATA ON ICES OF ASTROPHYSICAL INTEREST AND WATER IN GENERAL IN AEROSPACE RESEARCH J Biele DLR German Aerospace Centre (DLR) Germany

1100 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1130 NATURAL 1

AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUSFOR MEASURING THE SEAWATER SPEED OF SOUND UP TO 70 MPa Dr A Alba Istitutc Nazionale dl Ilicerca Metrologlca ltaly

WHlCH IS THE POTENTIAL MINIMUM UNCERTAINTY ACHIEVABLE MEASURING THE SOUND SPEED OF STANDARD SEAWATER BY A PULSE-ECHO METHOD UP TO HIGH PRESSURE Dr S Lago lstitutc Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica ltaly

SPEED OF SOUND MEASUREMENTS IN SEAWATER USING THE TIME-OF-FLIGHT METHOD Dr C von Rohden PhysikalischshyTechnische Bundesanstalt Germany

THERM02

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ICE VAPOR PRESSURE COMPARlSON OF MEASURED VALUES AND THERMODYNAMIC CORRELATIONS Dr A Harvey NatlOnal Institute of Standards and Technology USA

PROGRESS IN DETERMINING THE EOUILmRIUM VAPOUR PRESSURE OF LIOUID WATER AND ICE OVER THE TEMPERATURE RANGE 193 K TO 373 K Professor V Fernicola INRIM Italy

UNCERTAINTY OF THE SATURATION PRESSURE AND ITS DERIVATIVE FOR ORDINARY WATER Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

MEASUREMENT OF SATURATION VAPOR PRESSURE OF PURE WATER IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE BETWEN 30315 AND 19315K Dr S Mokdad Laboratclfe Commun de Metrologie LNEINMCNAM France

IAPWS-95 FORMULATION FOR TEMPERATURES FROM 253K TO 303K AT PRESSURES UP TO 400 MPA Professor W Wagner Ruhr- Umversitaumlt Bochum Lehrstuhl hlr Thermodynamik Germany

THERMO 2

REEVALUATION OF THE SECOND VIRIAL COEFFlCIENT FOR STEAM WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON SYSTEMATIC UNCERTAINTIES Dr M Duska Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCR Czech Republic

A VIRIAL EOUATION OF STATE OF STEAM IN THE 0 deg_300degC RANGE Dr H Paurobally Universlte de Provence France

SUPERCRITICAL WATER PERCOLATION TRANSITlONS AND A COLLOIDAL MESOPHASE Professor L Woodcock Umversity of Manchester UK

MOLECULAR1

PREDlCTING HYDRATION FREE ENERGIES OF POLYFUNCTIONAL ORGANIC MOLECULES USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS Dr M Rouha Cx TU Lilierec Czech Republic

BULK PROPERTIES OF SWM4-NDP WATER MODEL AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

DEVELOPMENT OF A RELIABLE MODU FOR SIMULATIONS OF AOUEOUS SALT SOLUTIONS IN A WIDE RANGE OF TEMPERATURES PRESSURES AND SALT CONCENTRATIONS FORCE FIELD SCREENING OF SW10e WATER BRINES WITH POLARIZABLE CHLORIDE AND SODIUM lONS Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

MELTING POINT OF HEXAGONAL ICE FROM THE ISOBARIC-ISOENTHALPIC MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION D Takaiwa Keio Universlty Japan

MOLECULAR WORKSHOP

IAPWS CYCLE CHEMISTRY FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS

WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE ON CYCLE CHEMISTRY IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL M Rhiza Siemens Germany

GUIDANCE FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS OPERATING ON AVT OT PT ANDCT Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

CARRYOVER FROM DRUM BOILERS F Gabrielli AIstom Power USA

STEAM PURITY Dr R Svoboda Svoboda Consulting SWltzerland

MONITORING AND ANALYSING TOTAL IRON AND COPPER IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemistry New Zealand

DISCUSSION ON TGDs AND REOUIREMENTS FOR THE FUTURE

PCC GEOTHERMAL

ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION BY REACTION OF HOT SALINE FLUID WITH CASING MATERIAL IN A GEOTHERMAL WELL Dr S Regenspurg GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

CONTROL OF SILICA PRECIPITATION KINETICS IN SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES M Andhika GFZ Potsdam Germany

CYCLE CHEMISTRY CHALLENGES WITH ENHANCED GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS SURFACE POWER PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemlstry New Zealand

SCALING TENDENCY OF GEOTHERMAL WATERS ARMUTLU PENINSULA NORTHWESTERN TURKEY C Ertekin Aegean ReglOnal Directcrate of Mineral Research and Exploration of Turkey Turkey

1250 LUNCH BREAK

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

1400 NATURAL 2

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DENSITY AND EOUILIBRIUM RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN A HUMIDIFYING SYSTEM Dr M Hemonen Centre for Metrology and Accreditation (MIKES) Finland

DELIOUESCENCEI EFFLORESCENCEINDUCED HYSTERESIS DURING HYDRATIONIDEHYDRATION OF HGYGROSCOPIC PARTICLES Dr O Hellmuth TROPOS Germany

EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON SOIL TEMPERATURE Dr M El Amine Boukh Hacene Djillali Liabes University Algeria

PHYSICOmiddotCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF DRINKING WATER SAMPLES FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF NAGPUR 8lt AAVATI IN MAHARASHTRA STATE INDIA Dr S Gupta Brijlal Biyani Science College India

1amp30 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1820

1800 CLOSE OF DAY THREE

184amp GROUPPHOTO Continuing the ICPWS conference traditIon all conference attendees are invited to take part in the group photo before the conference banquet

l ICPWS16 Conference Banquet This will take place in the Painted Hall at the UmversIty of GreenWIch Advance booking is required for the Conference Banquet shy please see the booking form for prices

THERM03

INVESTIGATION OF CONDENSATION NUCLEI IN SUPERHEATED STEAM IN STEAM TURBINES Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCH Czech Republic

CHARACTERISATION OF CRITICAL CLUSTERS OF SUPERCOOLED WATER M Fransen Eindhoven UmversIty of Technology Netherlands

ESTIMATlON OF ICEmiddotWATER INTERFACIAL ENERGY BASED ON CLASSICAL NUCLEATION THEORY AND EXPERIMENTAL ICE NUCLEATION RATES Dr T Nemec Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

FORMULATION OF THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES FOR COMPUTATION OF NONmiddot EOUILIBRIUM CONDENSING STEAMFLOWS Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

THERM03

BEHAVIOR OF THE EOUATION OF STATE FOR SUPERCOOLED WATER TOWARDS AN IAPWS FORMULATlON Dr V Holten UmversIty of Maryland USA

POSSIBLE OBSERVATION OF THE WIDOM LINE IN SUPERCOOLED WATER AT NEGATIVE PRESSURE Dr G Pallares Institut LumIere Matiere - UmversIte Claude Bernard Lyan France

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERCOOLED WATER J Biddle UmversIty of Maryland USA

MOLECULAR2

PREFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF UREA GUANIDINIUM AND METHANOL FOR HYDROPHILIC AND HYDROPHOBIC SURFACES A MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION STUDY Professor T Kaishi UmversIty of FukuI Japan

COMPUTING INTRINSIC AOUEOUS SOLUBILITY OF CRYSTALLINE ORGANIC MOLECULES Dr D Palmer University of StrathcJyde UK

MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF BENZOIC ACID AND BENZOATE BEHAVIOR AT THE AOUEOUS SOLUTION VAPOR INTERFACE EFFECT OF PH AND lONS Ms A Romanova University of Strathclyde UK

ORIGIN OF ANOMALOUS FEATURE OF WATER MOLECULES ON MEMBRANE SURFACE E Yamamoto Keio University Japan

MOLECULAR2

COMPUTER SIMULATION STUDIES OF HEAT TRANSPORT IN WATER Dr F Bresme Imperial College London UK

ATOMmiddotATOM BRIDGE FUNCTIONS OF WATER EXTRACTED FROM MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS Professor G Chuev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

POLYAMORPHISM IN LIOUID AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER Professor M Kiselev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

PCC NUCLEAR 2

NUCLEAR ACCIDENT IN FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP AND ITS INFLUENCE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY IN JAPAN Dr M Naitoh Institute of Applied Energy Japan

CORROSION ISSUES FOR THE MIDmiddotANDmiddotLONG TERM SAFETY MANAGEMENT OF FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP Dr T Tsukada Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

GENERIC DESIGN ASSESSMENT OF NEW NUCLEAR REACTOR DESIGNS FOR THE UK shyTHE REACTOR CHEMISTRY ASPECTS J Glaver Office for NucJear Regulation UK

THE EVOLUTIONS IN REACTOR CHEMISTRY 8lt DESIGN FOR THE UK EPR NUCLEAR REACTOR M Harrington NNB Generation Company EDF Energy UK

CORROSION AS A MAJOR MATERIAL DEGRADATlON ISSUE THAT HAS AFFECTED LWR AVAILABILITY AND COULD CHALLENGE NUCLEAR SAFETY Dr J Hickhng Independent Technical Consultant UK

PCC NUCLEAR 3

SAMPLING NUCLEAR REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEMS Dr D LIster UniverSIty of New BrunsvnckCanada

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENTS IN THE HALDEN REACTOR AND ITS EXPERIMENTAL CIRCUITS P Bennett Institutt for Energiteknikk Norway

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENT IN INmiddotPILE LOOP EXPERIMENT OF THE JMTR Dr S Hanawa Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

DISSOLUTlON KINETICS OF SILICON NITRIDE IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ALKALINE SOLUTIONS Dr L Giu Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 4 THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

THERM04

MODELING INTERFACIAL AND SURFACE TENSION OF SYSTEMS CONTAINING ELECTROLYTES Dr A Anderko OU Systems Inc

THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Professor R Mares University of West Bohemia Czech Republic

MODIFICATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS AND NEW MEASUREMENTS OF THE SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Dr V Vins Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

EFFECT OF THE CRYSTALLOGRAPEOC TEXTURE ON THE ELASTIC PROPERTlES OF ICE AGGREGATED FROM HEXAGONAL CRYSTALS Professor A Gokhman South Ukrainian National Pedag University Ukraine

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTlGATlON OF THE WATER THERMAL HISTORY EFFECT ON BEHAVIOR OF THAT WATER AT SUPERCOOLED METASTABLE STATE Professor V Buleillto Gazprom VNJlGAZ - Research Institute of Natural Gases RussIa

1030 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1100 POSTER SESSION

PROPERTY LIBRARIES FOR WATER AND STEAM AND OTHER WORKING FLWDS FOR CALCULATING HEAT CYCLES TURBINES HEAT PUMPS AND REFRIGERATION PROCESSES Professor H Kretzschmar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applled Sciences Germany

STEAM TABLES AND PROPERTY LIBRARlES SOFTWARE FOR EXCEL MATLAB MATHCAD DYMOLA SIMULATIONX LABVIEW ENGINEERING EOUATION SOLVER SMART PHONESTABLETS POCKET CALCULATORS AND ONLINEUSE Professor H Kretzschrnar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applied Sciences Germany

MEASUREMENT OF WATER VAPOURENHANCEMENT FACTOR IN BINARY MIXTURES USING A DUAL-MODE MICROWAVE RESONATOR Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

SALT EFFECTS ON mOLOGICAL POLYELECTROLYTES INWATER R Orr University of Strathclyde UK

MOLECULAR3

PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE ROTATlONAL CORRELATlON TIME OF WATER IN FORMAMIDE- AND NNshyDIMETHYLFORMAMIDE WATER MIXTURES AT 25degC Professor MUeno Doshisha UniverSIty Japan

INFRARED SPECTRUM LINE SHAPE FOR SUPERCRITlCAL WATER STUDlED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION THE EFFECT OF THE ROTATlONAL COUPLINGS Dr K Yoshlda University of Tokushima Japan

MOLECULAR3

AB INITlO CALCULATlONS OF VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND GUESTshyHOST INTERACTION IN CLATHRATE HYDRATES M Hiratsuka Keio UnIversity Japan

PROPERTIES OF WATER AND AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS - A TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY SPRECTROSCOPY APPROACH Dr A C Kumbharkhane Marathwada UnIversIty Indla

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF INTERFACIAL WATER (SOLID-WATER AND WATERshyAIR INTERFACES) FROM ITS INFRARED SIGNATURE I Bergonzi UnIversIty of Orleans -Institute of Earth SCIences USA

PCCDESIGN

AMMONIUM FORM CONDENSATEPOLISHING AT LOUGH REE POWER STATION C Bell Ovivo UK UK

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE OF EOGH-AVT OPERATION IN MEXICO TUXPAN POWER STATION T Ichihara Power Systems -MltsublShl Heavy Industries Ltd Japan

STATUS OF WATER CONDITIONING FOR DRUM BOILER AND HRSG IN JAPANESE FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS H Hirano Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Japan

COMPLEX APPROACH FOR WORKING OUT CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING AT POWER PLANTS O Egoshina Moscow Power Engmeering Institute RussJa

MATHEMATlCAL MODELS APPLICATlON AT THE CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING SYSTEMS Dr P Gotovtsev Moscow Power Engineenng Institute Russia

PCC WATER TREATMENT 2

ESKOMS APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENT - PHILOSOPEOES TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES S Marais Eskom South Africa

MATHEMATlCAL SIMULATION OF IONIC EOUILIBRIUMS OF WATER COOLANT USING ELECTRICAL CONDUCTlVITY AND pH MEASUREMENTS Professor B Larin Ivanovo Stare Power Engineering UnIversIty (ISPU) Russia

CALCULATlON AND VISUAL DISPLAY OF A WATER AND CHEMICAL MODE OF CIRCULATlNG WATER COOLING SYSTEM ON THERMAL POWER PLANTS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

BIOSORPTION OF CHROMIUM FROM WASTE WATER BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN A PACKED BED BIOREACTOR N Korrapati National InstItute of Technology Warangal Inclia

PCC NUCLEAR 4

THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF CORROSION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr D Guzonas Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

BEHAVIOR OF HYDRATED ELECTRON AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES UP TO 400degC Professor Y Katsumura Uruverslty of Tokyo Japan

CORROSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

EVALUATlON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN A SUPERCRITlCAL WATER REACTOR Professor T Yeh National Tsmg Hua University Talwan

EXPERIMENTAL WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH FOR BOILING PRESSURlZED AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER COOLED REACTORS Dr J Kysela Research Centre Rez Ltd Czech Republic

PCC NUCLEAR 5

SUPERCRITICAL WATER HYDROGEN PRODUCTlON AND lON ASSOCIATION IN NUCLEAR POWER CYCLES Professor I Svishchev Trent Uruversity Canada

WATER RADIOLYSIS CHEMISTRY UNDER BOILING WATER REACTOR CONDITIONS Dr J Henshaw National Nuclear Laboratory UK

VERIFICATlON AND VALIDATION EVALUATION PROCEDURE OF CALCULATlON CODES FOR DETERMINING CORROSIVE CONDITIONS IN BWR PRIMARY COOLING SYSTEM Dr Y Wada Hitachi Research Laboratory Hltachl LTd

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTlVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN AN ADVANCED BOILING WATER REACTOR Dr M Wang National Tsmg Hua Uruversity Taiwan

LUNCH BREAK

1400 EXCURSION AFTERNOON TEA ON THE THAMES ICPWS16 delegates and partners are mvited to join a boat trip along the RIver Thames travelling from Greenwich through the Thames Barrier then heading upstream towards the Tower of London The boat will then sail back to Greenwich whilst you enjoy the sights and relax with some refreshments

There will be an additionaI cost to guarantee your attendance please see the booking form for information

Full details will be provided with the joining instructions

1830 CLOSE OF ICPWS16 CONFERENCE

bull This programme is subject to change bull In addition to the sessions there will be IAPWS Working Group meetings taking place on Sunday 1st September Thesday 3rd September and

Friday 6th September 2013 in Greenwich IAPWS will be in contact WIth those involved in the meetings to advise of the timings and locations for these

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

ICPWS16 is organised on behalf of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) by the British amp Irish Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (BIAPWS) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Local Organising Committee

bull Eric Huff BIAPWS (Chair UK)

bull Peter C alver IMechE (Siemens Energy UK)

bull Jeff Cooper BIAPWS (Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Hugh Lloyd BIAPWS (Independent Consultant UK)

bull Paul McCann BIAPWS (EON New Build amp Technology UK)

International Programme Committee

bull Jeff Cooper (Chair Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Barry Dooley (Executive Secretary of IAPWS Structural Integrity Associates USA)

bull Allan Harvey (Chair of WG TPWS of IAPWS NIST USA)

bull Masaru Nakahara (Chair of WG PCAS of IAPWS Kyoto University Japan)

bull Rich Pawlowicz (Chair of SCSW of IAPWS UBC Canada)

bull Tamara Petrova (President Elect of IAPWS Moscow Power and Engineering Institute Russia)

bull Michael Rziha (Chair of WG PCC of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

bull Roland Span (Member of WG TPWS of IAPWS Ruhr-University Bochum Germany)

bull Ingo Weber (Chair of WG IRS of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

LUNCH BREAK

1430 SEAWATERpH

WATER STEAM AND CLIMATE R Felstel Leibniz Institute for BaltIc Sea Research (IOW) Warnemunde Germany

STATUS REPORT ON THE EUROPEAN METROLOGY RESEARCH PROJECT ENV05 METROLOGY FOR OCEAN SALINITY AND ACIDITY p Spitzer PhysikalischshyTechnische Bundesanstalt (PTB) Gerrnany

MEASURING pH IN SEAWATER PREJUDICE PRACTICE AND PITFALLS Professor A Dickson University of California USA

pH MEASUREMENTS IN SEAWATER REDUCING THE LIMITATIONS OF THE EXISTlNG PRIMARY STANDARD BUFFERS Dr D Stoica Laboratoire National de Metrologie et dEssais France

1amp00 REFRESHMENT BREAK

SEAWATERPH WORKSHOP

THERM01

PREDICTION OF GAS HYDRATES IN CCS RELEVANT MIXTURES WITH REFERENCE EOUATIONS OF STATE AJaumlger Ruhr-Universitaumlt Bochum Germany and Dr V Vin~ Institute of Therrnomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

DEW-POINT MEASUREMENTSFOR WATER IN COMPRESSED CARBON DIOXIDE Dr A Harvey National Institute of Standards and Technology USA

ROLE OF LIOUID WATER PROPERTlES FOR ENHANCEMENT OF HYDROGEN FUEL CELL EFFlCIENCY Professor F Marsik Institute of Therrnomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

THERM01

BOND CONTRIBUTlON METHOD FOR AOUEOUS ORGANlCS IN HIGHshyTEMPERATURE SOLUTIONS Professor J Sedlbauer Techmcal Umverslty of Liberec Czech Republic

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF THE THERMAL CONDUCTIVlTY OF LiF NaF and NaBr AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS B Gngonev Gazprom VNllGAZ LLC RussIa

L10mDLlOmD PHASE TRANSITION IN AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF N-HYDROCARBONS AND AMPHIPHlLES Professor Y Mugorod Southwest State Umverslty Russia

HYDROTHERMAL 1

21ST CENTURY HYDROTHERMAL GEOCHEMISTRY ATOMISTIC PERSPECTIVES Dr D Wesolowski Oak Ridge National Laboratory USA

NON-COMPLEXlNG ANI0NS FOR PHYSICOshyCHEMICAL STUDIES BY RAMANSPECTROSCOPY UNDERHYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS Dr L Applegarth University of Guelph Canada

VOLUMETRIC PROPERTIES OF MIXED ELECTROLYTE AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES AND PRESSURES Dr D Zezin Institute of Geochernistry and Petrology ETH Zunch Switzerland

BIOMASS RELATED SALT SOLUTIONS AT HYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS INVESTlGATlONS WITH ISOCHORIC DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY J Reuner Paul Scherrer Institute Switzerland

HYDROTHERMAL 1

ESTIMATION OF THE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF WATER AND APPLICATION TO THE SOLUBILITIES OF CARBONATESOUARTZAND CORUNDUM TO 50 KB AND 1OOOmiddot C Professor D Sverjensky Department of Earth amp Planetary Sciences USA

AN APPROACH TO PREDlCT THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF NEUTRAL AOUEOUS NON-VOLATlLE SPECIES OVER A WIDE RANGE OF STATE PARAMETERS Professor N Akinfiev IGEM RAS Russia

CALCULATION OF SOLUBILITIES OF METAL OXlDES IN STEAM A Plyasunov Institute of Experimental Mineralogy Russia

PREDlCTlNG CORROSION PRODUCT SOLUBILITY IN SUPERCRITlCAL WATER USING REVISITED HKFshyMODEL PARAMETERS AND THERMODYNAMIC MODELLlNG Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

SOLUBILITY OF CHROMIUM ID OXlDE amp METAL CHROMlTES DEVELOPMENT OF MULTEO MODELS Dr S Dickmson National Nuclear Laboratory UJlt

PCC FLOW ASSISTED CORROSION1

WORLDWIDE EXPERIENCES WITH FAC IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

EONS EXPERIENCE WITH FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORS P McCarm EON New Build amp Technology UJlt

ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF ANI0NS AND CO ON AFTER-CATlON CONDUCTlVITY OF STEAM SAMPLES DURING HRSG START-UP USING lON CHROMATOGRAPHY F Spelissy ESB Ireland

PCCCORROSIONIWATER TREATMENT1

ELECTROCHEMICAL CREVlCE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF LP STEAM TURBINE MATERIALS IN THE AVT WATER ADDED CHLORIDE AND SULFATE lONS Dr L NlU Shmshu Umverslty Japan

APPLlCATlON OF ELECTROCHEMICAL NOISE ACOUSTlC EMISSION AND DCPD FOR DETECTlON OF EARLY STAGES OF STRESS CORROSION CRACKlNG IN STAlNLESS STEELS EXPOSED TO HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER Dr S Nouraei AMEC

SURFACE CHARACTERISTICS OF MAGNETITE PARTICLES UNDER CONDITIONS OF POWER PLANT WATER CYCLES Dr S Vidojkovic Institute of Chemistry Technology and Metallurgy - University of Belgrade Serbia

MAGNETIC WATER TREATMEN~ BACKGROUND AND CURRENT STATE Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF WATER TRANSPORT SYSTEMS PhD A Ryzhenkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI) Russia

1730 CLOSE OF DAY ONE

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER

8GO REGlSTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

800 SEAWATERSG

DEVELOPING A HlGH-OUALITY DATA COLLECTIONMETHODOF SEAWATER DENSITY Dr H Uchida Japan Agency for Marine-Earth SCIence and Technology Japan

HIGH-PRECISION MEASUREMENTS OF THE DENSITY-SALINlTY RELATION OF STANDARD SEAWATER Dr H Wolf Physikalisch-Technlsche Bundesanstalt Germany

DENSITY MEASUREMENT BY MEANS OF OSCILLATlNG U-TUBE TECHNOLOGY B Laky Anton Paar GmbH Germany

REFRACTIVE INDEX MEASUREMENTS OF SEAWATER CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITlES Dr C Waldmann UniversIty of BrenmenMARUM Germany

104amp REFRESHMENT BREAK

1115 SEAWATERSG WORKSHOP

CALCULATION 1

WHY ARE FAST STEAM PROPERTY CALCULATIONS IMPORTANT FOR THE CALCULATION OF CONCENTRATlNGSOLAR POWER PLANTS Dr R PaweUek STEAG Energy Services Germany

AN OPTIMIZED FORMULATION FOR P(rT) AND F(rT) BASED ON THE JEFFERY-AUSTIN MODEL FOR LIOUlD WATER AND STEAM FOR FAST TRANSIENT CFD Dr F Crouzet EDF RampD France

ADVANCED 3D CFD APPLICATIONS USING SPLlNE FUNCTIONS FOR THE COMPUTATION OF THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTIES OF REAL FLUIDS Dr F di Mare German Aerospace Center (DLR) Germany

FAST CALCULATION OF THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTlES OF WATER AND STEAM USING A SPLINE BASED TABLE LOOKshyUP METHOD (STM) M Kunick ZittauJGoerlitz UniversIty of Applied SCIences Germany

THE FAST CALCULATION OF STEAM AND WATER PROPERTlES IN CFD USING SPLINE INTERPOLATION Professor H Kretzschmar Zlttaul Goerhtz UAS Germany

CALCULATION 1 ON A MODEL FOR SOLUTION OF SHOCK WAVE PARAMETERS IN WET STEAM Professor P Safarik Czech Technical UniversIty m Prague Czech Republic

THE IAPWS INDUSTRIAL FORMULATION FOR THE THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTlES OF SEAWATER Professor H Kretzschmar ZlttauJ Goerlitz University of Applied SCIences Germany

EXTENDED EOUATION FOR REGION 5 OF THE INDUSTRIAL FORMULATlON IAPWS-IF97 Professor W Wagner RuhrshyUniversity Bochum Germany

HYDROTHERMAL 2

THE HYDRATlON OF CdCln2-n (OSn S4) IN HYDROTHERMAL FLUIDS OF LIOUlD-LIKE DENSITY INSIGHT FROM Ab INITIO COMPUTATIONS AND X-RAY ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY Professor T Seward VIctoria University of WeUington (SGEES) New Zealand

lON PAIR FORMATION CONSTANTS AND TRANSPORTPROPERTlES FOR AOUEOUS STRONTIUM COMPLEXES UP TO 350degC AT 20 MPa BY FLOW AC CONDUCTANCE Dr H Arcis Department of Chernistry University of Guelph Canada

FT-ICRMASS SPECTROMETRlC AND DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY STUDIES OF POLYNUCLEAR CADMIUM CHLORIDE CLUSTERS IN AOUEOUS FLUIDS Dr K Lernke University of Hong Kong Hong Kong

INVESTIGATlONS ON THE STRUCTURAL ENVIRONMENT OF Zn ADSORBED ON Fe304 NANOPARTICLES IN AOUEOUS FLUIDS TO SUPERCRITICAL CONDITIONS Robert MayanovlC Missouri State UniversIty USA

HYDROTHERMAL 2

THERMODYNAMlC CALCULATIONS AND MlCROWAVEshyHYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF MnW04 MULTlFERROIC MATERIALS Dr A Dias Federal University of Ouro Preto Brazil

CHLORARGYRITE (AgCl) SOLUBILITY IN LOW DENSITY HYDROTHERMAL FLUIDS Dr A Zotov IGEM RAS Russia

HIGH PURITY HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM FORMIC ACID USlNG ZlNC D CATION AS HOMOGENOUS CATALYST Dr K Yoshida UniverSIty of Tokushima Japan

MlCRO-ALGAE LlOUEFACTION UNDER HYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS Dr A Roubaud French Alternative Energies and Atornic Energy CommISSIon France

CRITICAL PHENOMENA AND SALT SOLUBILITY IN TERNARY WATER-SALT SYSTEMS WITH LlOUlD IMMISCmlLlTY AND SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS Professor V Valyashko Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry Russia

PCC FLOW ASSISTED CORRISION2

MEASURES TAKEN BY ESKOM TO UNDERSTAND AND MITIGATE FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN HEATER SHELLS AND DlSTILLATE DRAIN LINES S MaraIs Eskom South Africa

CONTRmUTION OF PROBABILISTIC RISK EVALUATlON OF FLOWshyACCELERATED CORROSION TO SYSTEM SAFETY ANALYSIS OF AGING NPPS Dr S Uchida Institute of Applied Energy Japan

PIPE WALL THINNING MANAGEMENT IN JAPANESE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AND DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTION METHOD K Yoneda CRIEPIlEDF RampD France

HRSGDESIGN CONSIDERATIONS TO ENABLE OPTIMUM CYCLE CHEMlSTRYTO BE APPLlED David Addison Thermal Chemistry New Zealand

WATER CHEMISTRY IMPLICATIONS FOR FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN COMBINED CYCLE HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORS B Balaknshnan Parsons Bnnckerhoff UK

PCC CORROSION 2

CONTROL OF CORROSION IN AlR-COOLED CONDENSERS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

SELECTION OF WATER CHEMlSTRY FOR FOSSIL PLANTS WITH ALUMINIUM ALLOY HEAT EXCHANGERS Professor T Petrova National Research UniversIty MPEJ RussIa

CHARACTERlSTICS OF OXlDE FILMS FORMED ON THE WELDED SURFACES OF A CARBON STEEL FOR BOILER TUBES IN A SIMULATED ALL VOLATILE WATER Professor H Takaku Shinshu University Japan

SURFACECHEMlSTRY PROPERTIES OF HIGH NITROGEN STAlNLESS STEELS IN A POLYMER ELECTROLYTE MEMBRANE FUELCELLENVlRONMENT Dr A HoweU Xcel Energy

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

LUNCH BREAK

SEAWATER RELATIVE HUMIDITY

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTlES OF WATER FOR ATMOSPHERIC APPLICATIONS Dr J Kalovaring UniversIty of South Bohernia Czech Republic

CALmRATION OF HYGROMETERS IN NONmiddotAIR GASES AND AT A RANGE OF PRESSURES Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

REFRESHMENT BREAK

SEAWATER RELATIVE HUMJDITY WORKSHOP

CALCULATION 2

CALCULATION OF WATER AND STEAM PROPERTlES USING HETEROGENEOUS CPU GPU COMPUTING Dr K Orlov National Scientific UniversIty MPEI Russia

WATER AND STEAM PROPERTlES CALCULATIONS LmRARIES FOR REALmiddotTIME PROCESS CONTROL IN PLCs (PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS) Dr K Orlov National SCIentmc UniversIty MPEI Russia

DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE PHONE APP FOR STEAM THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Dr G Bandara GB SImulation Technology UK

CLOUD WATER AND STEAM FUNCTIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engmeenng Institute Russia

PCCAMINE

SAMPLING AMINES FROM FLOWING STEAMmiddotWATER MIXTURES P Snsukvatananan Chernical Engineering University of New BrunsvnckCanada

DEGRADATlON KINETICS OF SIX ALKALISING AMINES D Moed Delft University of Technology Netherlands

TOWARD A RESOLUTION OF THE AMINES VS HYDROGEN CATION EXCHANGED CONDUCTIVITY OUESTION Dr J Bellows Siemens Energy nc

PCC NUCLEAR 1

OPTIMlZED PH STRATEGY COMBINED WITH APPLICATION OF FILMmiddot FORMING AMINE FOR IMPROVED WATER CHEMlSTRY TREATMENT IN STEAMmiddotWATER CYCLE OFPWRs Dr A Drexler AREVA NP GmbH Germany

DIMETHYLAMINE AS A REPLACEMENT FOR AMMONIA DOSING IN THE SECONDARY CIRCUIT OF AN ADVANCED GASmiddot COOLED REACTOR (AGR) POWER STATION Dr A Bull EDF Energy

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WYTHENSHAWE BOILER TEST RIG FACILITY AND ITS APPLICATION TO IMPLEMENT DIMETHYLAMINE AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO AMMONIA FOR ONCEmiddot THROUGH BOILER WATER TREATMENT Dr C Auener AMEC Clean Energy

MlTIGATING THE RISK OF STRESS CORROSION OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS IN ADVANCED GAS COOLED REACTOR BOILERS Dr J Owen EDF Energy

17I11middotUU ICPWS GENERAL MEETING

1815 CLOSE OF DAY TWO

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 3 WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

100 NATURAL 1

A GLOBAL ALGORlTHM FOR ESTIMATING ABSOLUTE SALINITY IN COASTAL WATERS Professor R Pawlowicz Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences Canada

A NEW THERMOPHYSICAL FLUID LABORATORY FOR GEOTHERMAL APPLICATIONS Dr H Milsch GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES U Hoffert GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THE ROLE OF THERMOPHYSICAL DATA ON ICES OF ASTROPHYSICAL INTEREST AND WATER IN GENERAL IN AEROSPACE RESEARCH J Biele DLR German Aerospace Centre (DLR) Germany

1100 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1130 NATURAL 1

AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUSFOR MEASURING THE SEAWATER SPEED OF SOUND UP TO 70 MPa Dr A Alba Istitutc Nazionale dl Ilicerca Metrologlca ltaly

WHlCH IS THE POTENTIAL MINIMUM UNCERTAINTY ACHIEVABLE MEASURING THE SOUND SPEED OF STANDARD SEAWATER BY A PULSE-ECHO METHOD UP TO HIGH PRESSURE Dr S Lago lstitutc Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica ltaly

SPEED OF SOUND MEASUREMENTS IN SEAWATER USING THE TIME-OF-FLIGHT METHOD Dr C von Rohden PhysikalischshyTechnische Bundesanstalt Germany

THERM02

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ICE VAPOR PRESSURE COMPARlSON OF MEASURED VALUES AND THERMODYNAMIC CORRELATIONS Dr A Harvey NatlOnal Institute of Standards and Technology USA

PROGRESS IN DETERMINING THE EOUILmRIUM VAPOUR PRESSURE OF LIOUID WATER AND ICE OVER THE TEMPERATURE RANGE 193 K TO 373 K Professor V Fernicola INRIM Italy

UNCERTAINTY OF THE SATURATION PRESSURE AND ITS DERIVATIVE FOR ORDINARY WATER Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

MEASUREMENT OF SATURATION VAPOR PRESSURE OF PURE WATER IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE BETWEN 30315 AND 19315K Dr S Mokdad Laboratclfe Commun de Metrologie LNEINMCNAM France

IAPWS-95 FORMULATION FOR TEMPERATURES FROM 253K TO 303K AT PRESSURES UP TO 400 MPA Professor W Wagner Ruhr- Umversitaumlt Bochum Lehrstuhl hlr Thermodynamik Germany

THERMO 2

REEVALUATION OF THE SECOND VIRIAL COEFFlCIENT FOR STEAM WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON SYSTEMATIC UNCERTAINTIES Dr M Duska Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCR Czech Republic

A VIRIAL EOUATION OF STATE OF STEAM IN THE 0 deg_300degC RANGE Dr H Paurobally Universlte de Provence France

SUPERCRITICAL WATER PERCOLATION TRANSITlONS AND A COLLOIDAL MESOPHASE Professor L Woodcock Umversity of Manchester UK

MOLECULAR1

PREDlCTING HYDRATION FREE ENERGIES OF POLYFUNCTIONAL ORGANIC MOLECULES USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS Dr M Rouha Cx TU Lilierec Czech Republic

BULK PROPERTIES OF SWM4-NDP WATER MODEL AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

DEVELOPMENT OF A RELIABLE MODU FOR SIMULATIONS OF AOUEOUS SALT SOLUTIONS IN A WIDE RANGE OF TEMPERATURES PRESSURES AND SALT CONCENTRATIONS FORCE FIELD SCREENING OF SW10e WATER BRINES WITH POLARIZABLE CHLORIDE AND SODIUM lONS Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

MELTING POINT OF HEXAGONAL ICE FROM THE ISOBARIC-ISOENTHALPIC MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION D Takaiwa Keio Universlty Japan

MOLECULAR WORKSHOP

IAPWS CYCLE CHEMISTRY FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS

WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE ON CYCLE CHEMISTRY IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL M Rhiza Siemens Germany

GUIDANCE FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS OPERATING ON AVT OT PT ANDCT Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

CARRYOVER FROM DRUM BOILERS F Gabrielli AIstom Power USA

STEAM PURITY Dr R Svoboda Svoboda Consulting SWltzerland

MONITORING AND ANALYSING TOTAL IRON AND COPPER IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemistry New Zealand

DISCUSSION ON TGDs AND REOUIREMENTS FOR THE FUTURE

PCC GEOTHERMAL

ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION BY REACTION OF HOT SALINE FLUID WITH CASING MATERIAL IN A GEOTHERMAL WELL Dr S Regenspurg GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

CONTROL OF SILICA PRECIPITATION KINETICS IN SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES M Andhika GFZ Potsdam Germany

CYCLE CHEMISTRY CHALLENGES WITH ENHANCED GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS SURFACE POWER PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemlstry New Zealand

SCALING TENDENCY OF GEOTHERMAL WATERS ARMUTLU PENINSULA NORTHWESTERN TURKEY C Ertekin Aegean ReglOnal Directcrate of Mineral Research and Exploration of Turkey Turkey

1250 LUNCH BREAK

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

1400 NATURAL 2

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DENSITY AND EOUILIBRIUM RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN A HUMIDIFYING SYSTEM Dr M Hemonen Centre for Metrology and Accreditation (MIKES) Finland

DELIOUESCENCEI EFFLORESCENCEINDUCED HYSTERESIS DURING HYDRATIONIDEHYDRATION OF HGYGROSCOPIC PARTICLES Dr O Hellmuth TROPOS Germany

EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON SOIL TEMPERATURE Dr M El Amine Boukh Hacene Djillali Liabes University Algeria

PHYSICOmiddotCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF DRINKING WATER SAMPLES FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF NAGPUR 8lt AAVATI IN MAHARASHTRA STATE INDIA Dr S Gupta Brijlal Biyani Science College India

1amp30 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1820

1800 CLOSE OF DAY THREE

184amp GROUPPHOTO Continuing the ICPWS conference traditIon all conference attendees are invited to take part in the group photo before the conference banquet

l ICPWS16 Conference Banquet This will take place in the Painted Hall at the UmversIty of GreenWIch Advance booking is required for the Conference Banquet shy please see the booking form for prices

THERM03

INVESTIGATION OF CONDENSATION NUCLEI IN SUPERHEATED STEAM IN STEAM TURBINES Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCH Czech Republic

CHARACTERISATION OF CRITICAL CLUSTERS OF SUPERCOOLED WATER M Fransen Eindhoven UmversIty of Technology Netherlands

ESTIMATlON OF ICEmiddotWATER INTERFACIAL ENERGY BASED ON CLASSICAL NUCLEATION THEORY AND EXPERIMENTAL ICE NUCLEATION RATES Dr T Nemec Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

FORMULATION OF THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES FOR COMPUTATION OF NONmiddot EOUILIBRIUM CONDENSING STEAMFLOWS Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

THERM03

BEHAVIOR OF THE EOUATION OF STATE FOR SUPERCOOLED WATER TOWARDS AN IAPWS FORMULATlON Dr V Holten UmversIty of Maryland USA

POSSIBLE OBSERVATION OF THE WIDOM LINE IN SUPERCOOLED WATER AT NEGATIVE PRESSURE Dr G Pallares Institut LumIere Matiere - UmversIte Claude Bernard Lyan France

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERCOOLED WATER J Biddle UmversIty of Maryland USA

MOLECULAR2

PREFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF UREA GUANIDINIUM AND METHANOL FOR HYDROPHILIC AND HYDROPHOBIC SURFACES A MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION STUDY Professor T Kaishi UmversIty of FukuI Japan

COMPUTING INTRINSIC AOUEOUS SOLUBILITY OF CRYSTALLINE ORGANIC MOLECULES Dr D Palmer University of StrathcJyde UK

MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF BENZOIC ACID AND BENZOATE BEHAVIOR AT THE AOUEOUS SOLUTION VAPOR INTERFACE EFFECT OF PH AND lONS Ms A Romanova University of Strathclyde UK

ORIGIN OF ANOMALOUS FEATURE OF WATER MOLECULES ON MEMBRANE SURFACE E Yamamoto Keio University Japan

MOLECULAR2

COMPUTER SIMULATION STUDIES OF HEAT TRANSPORT IN WATER Dr F Bresme Imperial College London UK

ATOMmiddotATOM BRIDGE FUNCTIONS OF WATER EXTRACTED FROM MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS Professor G Chuev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

POLYAMORPHISM IN LIOUID AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER Professor M Kiselev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

PCC NUCLEAR 2

NUCLEAR ACCIDENT IN FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP AND ITS INFLUENCE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY IN JAPAN Dr M Naitoh Institute of Applied Energy Japan

CORROSION ISSUES FOR THE MIDmiddotANDmiddotLONG TERM SAFETY MANAGEMENT OF FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP Dr T Tsukada Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

GENERIC DESIGN ASSESSMENT OF NEW NUCLEAR REACTOR DESIGNS FOR THE UK shyTHE REACTOR CHEMISTRY ASPECTS J Glaver Office for NucJear Regulation UK

THE EVOLUTIONS IN REACTOR CHEMISTRY 8lt DESIGN FOR THE UK EPR NUCLEAR REACTOR M Harrington NNB Generation Company EDF Energy UK

CORROSION AS A MAJOR MATERIAL DEGRADATlON ISSUE THAT HAS AFFECTED LWR AVAILABILITY AND COULD CHALLENGE NUCLEAR SAFETY Dr J Hickhng Independent Technical Consultant UK

PCC NUCLEAR 3

SAMPLING NUCLEAR REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEMS Dr D LIster UniverSIty of New BrunsvnckCanada

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENTS IN THE HALDEN REACTOR AND ITS EXPERIMENTAL CIRCUITS P Bennett Institutt for Energiteknikk Norway

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENT IN INmiddotPILE LOOP EXPERIMENT OF THE JMTR Dr S Hanawa Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

DISSOLUTlON KINETICS OF SILICON NITRIDE IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ALKALINE SOLUTIONS Dr L Giu Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 4 THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

THERM04

MODELING INTERFACIAL AND SURFACE TENSION OF SYSTEMS CONTAINING ELECTROLYTES Dr A Anderko OU Systems Inc

THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Professor R Mares University of West Bohemia Czech Republic

MODIFICATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS AND NEW MEASUREMENTS OF THE SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Dr V Vins Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

EFFECT OF THE CRYSTALLOGRAPEOC TEXTURE ON THE ELASTIC PROPERTlES OF ICE AGGREGATED FROM HEXAGONAL CRYSTALS Professor A Gokhman South Ukrainian National Pedag University Ukraine

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTlGATlON OF THE WATER THERMAL HISTORY EFFECT ON BEHAVIOR OF THAT WATER AT SUPERCOOLED METASTABLE STATE Professor V Buleillto Gazprom VNJlGAZ - Research Institute of Natural Gases RussIa

1030 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1100 POSTER SESSION

PROPERTY LIBRARIES FOR WATER AND STEAM AND OTHER WORKING FLWDS FOR CALCULATING HEAT CYCLES TURBINES HEAT PUMPS AND REFRIGERATION PROCESSES Professor H Kretzschmar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applled Sciences Germany

STEAM TABLES AND PROPERTY LIBRARlES SOFTWARE FOR EXCEL MATLAB MATHCAD DYMOLA SIMULATIONX LABVIEW ENGINEERING EOUATION SOLVER SMART PHONESTABLETS POCKET CALCULATORS AND ONLINEUSE Professor H Kretzschrnar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applied Sciences Germany

MEASUREMENT OF WATER VAPOURENHANCEMENT FACTOR IN BINARY MIXTURES USING A DUAL-MODE MICROWAVE RESONATOR Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

SALT EFFECTS ON mOLOGICAL POLYELECTROLYTES INWATER R Orr University of Strathclyde UK

MOLECULAR3

PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE ROTATlONAL CORRELATlON TIME OF WATER IN FORMAMIDE- AND NNshyDIMETHYLFORMAMIDE WATER MIXTURES AT 25degC Professor MUeno Doshisha UniverSIty Japan

INFRARED SPECTRUM LINE SHAPE FOR SUPERCRITlCAL WATER STUDlED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION THE EFFECT OF THE ROTATlONAL COUPLINGS Dr K Yoshlda University of Tokushima Japan

MOLECULAR3

AB INITlO CALCULATlONS OF VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND GUESTshyHOST INTERACTION IN CLATHRATE HYDRATES M Hiratsuka Keio UnIversity Japan

PROPERTIES OF WATER AND AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS - A TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY SPRECTROSCOPY APPROACH Dr A C Kumbharkhane Marathwada UnIversIty Indla

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF INTERFACIAL WATER (SOLID-WATER AND WATERshyAIR INTERFACES) FROM ITS INFRARED SIGNATURE I Bergonzi UnIversIty of Orleans -Institute of Earth SCIences USA

PCCDESIGN

AMMONIUM FORM CONDENSATEPOLISHING AT LOUGH REE POWER STATION C Bell Ovivo UK UK

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE OF EOGH-AVT OPERATION IN MEXICO TUXPAN POWER STATION T Ichihara Power Systems -MltsublShl Heavy Industries Ltd Japan

STATUS OF WATER CONDITIONING FOR DRUM BOILER AND HRSG IN JAPANESE FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS H Hirano Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Japan

COMPLEX APPROACH FOR WORKING OUT CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING AT POWER PLANTS O Egoshina Moscow Power Engmeering Institute RussJa

MATHEMATlCAL MODELS APPLICATlON AT THE CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING SYSTEMS Dr P Gotovtsev Moscow Power Engineenng Institute Russia

PCC WATER TREATMENT 2

ESKOMS APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENT - PHILOSOPEOES TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES S Marais Eskom South Africa

MATHEMATlCAL SIMULATION OF IONIC EOUILIBRIUMS OF WATER COOLANT USING ELECTRICAL CONDUCTlVITY AND pH MEASUREMENTS Professor B Larin Ivanovo Stare Power Engineering UnIversIty (ISPU) Russia

CALCULATlON AND VISUAL DISPLAY OF A WATER AND CHEMICAL MODE OF CIRCULATlNG WATER COOLING SYSTEM ON THERMAL POWER PLANTS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

BIOSORPTION OF CHROMIUM FROM WASTE WATER BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN A PACKED BED BIOREACTOR N Korrapati National InstItute of Technology Warangal Inclia

PCC NUCLEAR 4

THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF CORROSION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr D Guzonas Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

BEHAVIOR OF HYDRATED ELECTRON AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES UP TO 400degC Professor Y Katsumura Uruverslty of Tokyo Japan

CORROSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

EVALUATlON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN A SUPERCRITlCAL WATER REACTOR Professor T Yeh National Tsmg Hua University Talwan

EXPERIMENTAL WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH FOR BOILING PRESSURlZED AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER COOLED REACTORS Dr J Kysela Research Centre Rez Ltd Czech Republic

PCC NUCLEAR 5

SUPERCRITICAL WATER HYDROGEN PRODUCTlON AND lON ASSOCIATION IN NUCLEAR POWER CYCLES Professor I Svishchev Trent Uruversity Canada

WATER RADIOLYSIS CHEMISTRY UNDER BOILING WATER REACTOR CONDITIONS Dr J Henshaw National Nuclear Laboratory UK

VERIFICATlON AND VALIDATION EVALUATION PROCEDURE OF CALCULATlON CODES FOR DETERMINING CORROSIVE CONDITIONS IN BWR PRIMARY COOLING SYSTEM Dr Y Wada Hitachi Research Laboratory Hltachl LTd

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTlVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN AN ADVANCED BOILING WATER REACTOR Dr M Wang National Tsmg Hua Uruversity Taiwan

LUNCH BREAK

1400 EXCURSION AFTERNOON TEA ON THE THAMES ICPWS16 delegates and partners are mvited to join a boat trip along the RIver Thames travelling from Greenwich through the Thames Barrier then heading upstream towards the Tower of London The boat will then sail back to Greenwich whilst you enjoy the sights and relax with some refreshments

There will be an additionaI cost to guarantee your attendance please see the booking form for information

Full details will be provided with the joining instructions

1830 CLOSE OF ICPWS16 CONFERENCE

bull This programme is subject to change bull In addition to the sessions there will be IAPWS Working Group meetings taking place on Sunday 1st September Thesday 3rd September and

Friday 6th September 2013 in Greenwich IAPWS will be in contact WIth those involved in the meetings to advise of the timings and locations for these

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

ICPWS16 is organised on behalf of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) by the British amp Irish Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (BIAPWS) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Local Organising Committee

bull Eric Huff BIAPWS (Chair UK)

bull Peter C alver IMechE (Siemens Energy UK)

bull Jeff Cooper BIAPWS (Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Hugh Lloyd BIAPWS (Independent Consultant UK)

bull Paul McCann BIAPWS (EON New Build amp Technology UK)

International Programme Committee

bull Jeff Cooper (Chair Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Barry Dooley (Executive Secretary of IAPWS Structural Integrity Associates USA)

bull Allan Harvey (Chair of WG TPWS of IAPWS NIST USA)

bull Masaru Nakahara (Chair of WG PCAS of IAPWS Kyoto University Japan)

bull Rich Pawlowicz (Chair of SCSW of IAPWS UBC Canada)

bull Tamara Petrova (President Elect of IAPWS Moscow Power and Engineering Institute Russia)

bull Michael Rziha (Chair of WG PCC of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

bull Roland Span (Member of WG TPWS of IAPWS Ruhr-University Bochum Germany)

bull Ingo Weber (Chair of WG IRS of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER

8GO REGlSTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

800 SEAWATERSG

DEVELOPING A HlGH-OUALITY DATA COLLECTIONMETHODOF SEAWATER DENSITY Dr H Uchida Japan Agency for Marine-Earth SCIence and Technology Japan

HIGH-PRECISION MEASUREMENTS OF THE DENSITY-SALINlTY RELATION OF STANDARD SEAWATER Dr H Wolf Physikalisch-Technlsche Bundesanstalt Germany

DENSITY MEASUREMENT BY MEANS OF OSCILLATlNG U-TUBE TECHNOLOGY B Laky Anton Paar GmbH Germany

REFRACTIVE INDEX MEASUREMENTS OF SEAWATER CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITlES Dr C Waldmann UniversIty of BrenmenMARUM Germany

104amp REFRESHMENT BREAK

1115 SEAWATERSG WORKSHOP

CALCULATION 1

WHY ARE FAST STEAM PROPERTY CALCULATIONS IMPORTANT FOR THE CALCULATION OF CONCENTRATlNGSOLAR POWER PLANTS Dr R PaweUek STEAG Energy Services Germany

AN OPTIMIZED FORMULATION FOR P(rT) AND F(rT) BASED ON THE JEFFERY-AUSTIN MODEL FOR LIOUlD WATER AND STEAM FOR FAST TRANSIENT CFD Dr F Crouzet EDF RampD France

ADVANCED 3D CFD APPLICATIONS USING SPLlNE FUNCTIONS FOR THE COMPUTATION OF THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTIES OF REAL FLUIDS Dr F di Mare German Aerospace Center (DLR) Germany

FAST CALCULATION OF THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTlES OF WATER AND STEAM USING A SPLINE BASED TABLE LOOKshyUP METHOD (STM) M Kunick ZittauJGoerlitz UniversIty of Applied SCIences Germany

THE FAST CALCULATION OF STEAM AND WATER PROPERTlES IN CFD USING SPLINE INTERPOLATION Professor H Kretzschmar Zlttaul Goerhtz UAS Germany

CALCULATION 1 ON A MODEL FOR SOLUTION OF SHOCK WAVE PARAMETERS IN WET STEAM Professor P Safarik Czech Technical UniversIty m Prague Czech Republic

THE IAPWS INDUSTRIAL FORMULATION FOR THE THERMODYNAMlC PROPERTlES OF SEAWATER Professor H Kretzschmar ZlttauJ Goerlitz University of Applied SCIences Germany

EXTENDED EOUATION FOR REGION 5 OF THE INDUSTRIAL FORMULATlON IAPWS-IF97 Professor W Wagner RuhrshyUniversity Bochum Germany

HYDROTHERMAL 2

THE HYDRATlON OF CdCln2-n (OSn S4) IN HYDROTHERMAL FLUIDS OF LIOUlD-LIKE DENSITY INSIGHT FROM Ab INITIO COMPUTATIONS AND X-RAY ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY Professor T Seward VIctoria University of WeUington (SGEES) New Zealand

lON PAIR FORMATION CONSTANTS AND TRANSPORTPROPERTlES FOR AOUEOUS STRONTIUM COMPLEXES UP TO 350degC AT 20 MPa BY FLOW AC CONDUCTANCE Dr H Arcis Department of Chernistry University of Guelph Canada

FT-ICRMASS SPECTROMETRlC AND DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY STUDIES OF POLYNUCLEAR CADMIUM CHLORIDE CLUSTERS IN AOUEOUS FLUIDS Dr K Lernke University of Hong Kong Hong Kong

INVESTIGATlONS ON THE STRUCTURAL ENVIRONMENT OF Zn ADSORBED ON Fe304 NANOPARTICLES IN AOUEOUS FLUIDS TO SUPERCRITICAL CONDITIONS Robert MayanovlC Missouri State UniversIty USA

HYDROTHERMAL 2

THERMODYNAMlC CALCULATIONS AND MlCROWAVEshyHYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF MnW04 MULTlFERROIC MATERIALS Dr A Dias Federal University of Ouro Preto Brazil

CHLORARGYRITE (AgCl) SOLUBILITY IN LOW DENSITY HYDROTHERMAL FLUIDS Dr A Zotov IGEM RAS Russia

HIGH PURITY HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM FORMIC ACID USlNG ZlNC D CATION AS HOMOGENOUS CATALYST Dr K Yoshida UniverSIty of Tokushima Japan

MlCRO-ALGAE LlOUEFACTION UNDER HYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS Dr A Roubaud French Alternative Energies and Atornic Energy CommISSIon France

CRITICAL PHENOMENA AND SALT SOLUBILITY IN TERNARY WATER-SALT SYSTEMS WITH LlOUlD IMMISCmlLlTY AND SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS Professor V Valyashko Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry Russia

PCC FLOW ASSISTED CORRISION2

MEASURES TAKEN BY ESKOM TO UNDERSTAND AND MITIGATE FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN HEATER SHELLS AND DlSTILLATE DRAIN LINES S MaraIs Eskom South Africa

CONTRmUTION OF PROBABILISTIC RISK EVALUATlON OF FLOWshyACCELERATED CORROSION TO SYSTEM SAFETY ANALYSIS OF AGING NPPS Dr S Uchida Institute of Applied Energy Japan

PIPE WALL THINNING MANAGEMENT IN JAPANESE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AND DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTION METHOD K Yoneda CRIEPIlEDF RampD France

HRSGDESIGN CONSIDERATIONS TO ENABLE OPTIMUM CYCLE CHEMlSTRYTO BE APPLlED David Addison Thermal Chemistry New Zealand

WATER CHEMISTRY IMPLICATIONS FOR FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN COMBINED CYCLE HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORS B Balaknshnan Parsons Bnnckerhoff UK

PCC CORROSION 2

CONTROL OF CORROSION IN AlR-COOLED CONDENSERS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

SELECTION OF WATER CHEMlSTRY FOR FOSSIL PLANTS WITH ALUMINIUM ALLOY HEAT EXCHANGERS Professor T Petrova National Research UniversIty MPEJ RussIa

CHARACTERlSTICS OF OXlDE FILMS FORMED ON THE WELDED SURFACES OF A CARBON STEEL FOR BOILER TUBES IN A SIMULATED ALL VOLATILE WATER Professor H Takaku Shinshu University Japan

SURFACECHEMlSTRY PROPERTIES OF HIGH NITROGEN STAlNLESS STEELS IN A POLYMER ELECTROLYTE MEMBRANE FUELCELLENVlRONMENT Dr A HoweU Xcel Energy

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

LUNCH BREAK

SEAWATER RELATIVE HUMIDITY

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTlES OF WATER FOR ATMOSPHERIC APPLICATIONS Dr J Kalovaring UniversIty of South Bohernia Czech Republic

CALmRATION OF HYGROMETERS IN NONmiddotAIR GASES AND AT A RANGE OF PRESSURES Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

REFRESHMENT BREAK

SEAWATER RELATIVE HUMJDITY WORKSHOP

CALCULATION 2

CALCULATION OF WATER AND STEAM PROPERTlES USING HETEROGENEOUS CPU GPU COMPUTING Dr K Orlov National Scientific UniversIty MPEI Russia

WATER AND STEAM PROPERTlES CALCULATIONS LmRARIES FOR REALmiddotTIME PROCESS CONTROL IN PLCs (PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS) Dr K Orlov National SCIentmc UniversIty MPEI Russia

DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE PHONE APP FOR STEAM THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Dr G Bandara GB SImulation Technology UK

CLOUD WATER AND STEAM FUNCTIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engmeenng Institute Russia

PCCAMINE

SAMPLING AMINES FROM FLOWING STEAMmiddotWATER MIXTURES P Snsukvatananan Chernical Engineering University of New BrunsvnckCanada

DEGRADATlON KINETICS OF SIX ALKALISING AMINES D Moed Delft University of Technology Netherlands

TOWARD A RESOLUTION OF THE AMINES VS HYDROGEN CATION EXCHANGED CONDUCTIVITY OUESTION Dr J Bellows Siemens Energy nc

PCC NUCLEAR 1

OPTIMlZED PH STRATEGY COMBINED WITH APPLICATION OF FILMmiddot FORMING AMINE FOR IMPROVED WATER CHEMlSTRY TREATMENT IN STEAMmiddotWATER CYCLE OFPWRs Dr A Drexler AREVA NP GmbH Germany

DIMETHYLAMINE AS A REPLACEMENT FOR AMMONIA DOSING IN THE SECONDARY CIRCUIT OF AN ADVANCED GASmiddot COOLED REACTOR (AGR) POWER STATION Dr A Bull EDF Energy

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WYTHENSHAWE BOILER TEST RIG FACILITY AND ITS APPLICATION TO IMPLEMENT DIMETHYLAMINE AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO AMMONIA FOR ONCEmiddot THROUGH BOILER WATER TREATMENT Dr C Auener AMEC Clean Energy

MlTIGATING THE RISK OF STRESS CORROSION OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS IN ADVANCED GAS COOLED REACTOR BOILERS Dr J Owen EDF Energy

17I11middotUU ICPWS GENERAL MEETING

1815 CLOSE OF DAY TWO

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 3 WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

100 NATURAL 1

A GLOBAL ALGORlTHM FOR ESTIMATING ABSOLUTE SALINITY IN COASTAL WATERS Professor R Pawlowicz Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences Canada

A NEW THERMOPHYSICAL FLUID LABORATORY FOR GEOTHERMAL APPLICATIONS Dr H Milsch GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES U Hoffert GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THE ROLE OF THERMOPHYSICAL DATA ON ICES OF ASTROPHYSICAL INTEREST AND WATER IN GENERAL IN AEROSPACE RESEARCH J Biele DLR German Aerospace Centre (DLR) Germany

1100 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1130 NATURAL 1

AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUSFOR MEASURING THE SEAWATER SPEED OF SOUND UP TO 70 MPa Dr A Alba Istitutc Nazionale dl Ilicerca Metrologlca ltaly

WHlCH IS THE POTENTIAL MINIMUM UNCERTAINTY ACHIEVABLE MEASURING THE SOUND SPEED OF STANDARD SEAWATER BY A PULSE-ECHO METHOD UP TO HIGH PRESSURE Dr S Lago lstitutc Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica ltaly

SPEED OF SOUND MEASUREMENTS IN SEAWATER USING THE TIME-OF-FLIGHT METHOD Dr C von Rohden PhysikalischshyTechnische Bundesanstalt Germany

THERM02

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ICE VAPOR PRESSURE COMPARlSON OF MEASURED VALUES AND THERMODYNAMIC CORRELATIONS Dr A Harvey NatlOnal Institute of Standards and Technology USA

PROGRESS IN DETERMINING THE EOUILmRIUM VAPOUR PRESSURE OF LIOUID WATER AND ICE OVER THE TEMPERATURE RANGE 193 K TO 373 K Professor V Fernicola INRIM Italy

UNCERTAINTY OF THE SATURATION PRESSURE AND ITS DERIVATIVE FOR ORDINARY WATER Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

MEASUREMENT OF SATURATION VAPOR PRESSURE OF PURE WATER IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE BETWEN 30315 AND 19315K Dr S Mokdad Laboratclfe Commun de Metrologie LNEINMCNAM France

IAPWS-95 FORMULATION FOR TEMPERATURES FROM 253K TO 303K AT PRESSURES UP TO 400 MPA Professor W Wagner Ruhr- Umversitaumlt Bochum Lehrstuhl hlr Thermodynamik Germany

THERMO 2

REEVALUATION OF THE SECOND VIRIAL COEFFlCIENT FOR STEAM WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON SYSTEMATIC UNCERTAINTIES Dr M Duska Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCR Czech Republic

A VIRIAL EOUATION OF STATE OF STEAM IN THE 0 deg_300degC RANGE Dr H Paurobally Universlte de Provence France

SUPERCRITICAL WATER PERCOLATION TRANSITlONS AND A COLLOIDAL MESOPHASE Professor L Woodcock Umversity of Manchester UK

MOLECULAR1

PREDlCTING HYDRATION FREE ENERGIES OF POLYFUNCTIONAL ORGANIC MOLECULES USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS Dr M Rouha Cx TU Lilierec Czech Republic

BULK PROPERTIES OF SWM4-NDP WATER MODEL AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

DEVELOPMENT OF A RELIABLE MODU FOR SIMULATIONS OF AOUEOUS SALT SOLUTIONS IN A WIDE RANGE OF TEMPERATURES PRESSURES AND SALT CONCENTRATIONS FORCE FIELD SCREENING OF SW10e WATER BRINES WITH POLARIZABLE CHLORIDE AND SODIUM lONS Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

MELTING POINT OF HEXAGONAL ICE FROM THE ISOBARIC-ISOENTHALPIC MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION D Takaiwa Keio Universlty Japan

MOLECULAR WORKSHOP

IAPWS CYCLE CHEMISTRY FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS

WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE ON CYCLE CHEMISTRY IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL M Rhiza Siemens Germany

GUIDANCE FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS OPERATING ON AVT OT PT ANDCT Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

CARRYOVER FROM DRUM BOILERS F Gabrielli AIstom Power USA

STEAM PURITY Dr R Svoboda Svoboda Consulting SWltzerland

MONITORING AND ANALYSING TOTAL IRON AND COPPER IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemistry New Zealand

DISCUSSION ON TGDs AND REOUIREMENTS FOR THE FUTURE

PCC GEOTHERMAL

ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION BY REACTION OF HOT SALINE FLUID WITH CASING MATERIAL IN A GEOTHERMAL WELL Dr S Regenspurg GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

CONTROL OF SILICA PRECIPITATION KINETICS IN SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES M Andhika GFZ Potsdam Germany

CYCLE CHEMISTRY CHALLENGES WITH ENHANCED GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS SURFACE POWER PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemlstry New Zealand

SCALING TENDENCY OF GEOTHERMAL WATERS ARMUTLU PENINSULA NORTHWESTERN TURKEY C Ertekin Aegean ReglOnal Directcrate of Mineral Research and Exploration of Turkey Turkey

1250 LUNCH BREAK

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

1400 NATURAL 2

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DENSITY AND EOUILIBRIUM RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN A HUMIDIFYING SYSTEM Dr M Hemonen Centre for Metrology and Accreditation (MIKES) Finland

DELIOUESCENCEI EFFLORESCENCEINDUCED HYSTERESIS DURING HYDRATIONIDEHYDRATION OF HGYGROSCOPIC PARTICLES Dr O Hellmuth TROPOS Germany

EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON SOIL TEMPERATURE Dr M El Amine Boukh Hacene Djillali Liabes University Algeria

PHYSICOmiddotCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF DRINKING WATER SAMPLES FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF NAGPUR 8lt AAVATI IN MAHARASHTRA STATE INDIA Dr S Gupta Brijlal Biyani Science College India

1amp30 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1820

1800 CLOSE OF DAY THREE

184amp GROUPPHOTO Continuing the ICPWS conference traditIon all conference attendees are invited to take part in the group photo before the conference banquet

l ICPWS16 Conference Banquet This will take place in the Painted Hall at the UmversIty of GreenWIch Advance booking is required for the Conference Banquet shy please see the booking form for prices

THERM03

INVESTIGATION OF CONDENSATION NUCLEI IN SUPERHEATED STEAM IN STEAM TURBINES Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCH Czech Republic

CHARACTERISATION OF CRITICAL CLUSTERS OF SUPERCOOLED WATER M Fransen Eindhoven UmversIty of Technology Netherlands

ESTIMATlON OF ICEmiddotWATER INTERFACIAL ENERGY BASED ON CLASSICAL NUCLEATION THEORY AND EXPERIMENTAL ICE NUCLEATION RATES Dr T Nemec Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

FORMULATION OF THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES FOR COMPUTATION OF NONmiddot EOUILIBRIUM CONDENSING STEAMFLOWS Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

THERM03

BEHAVIOR OF THE EOUATION OF STATE FOR SUPERCOOLED WATER TOWARDS AN IAPWS FORMULATlON Dr V Holten UmversIty of Maryland USA

POSSIBLE OBSERVATION OF THE WIDOM LINE IN SUPERCOOLED WATER AT NEGATIVE PRESSURE Dr G Pallares Institut LumIere Matiere - UmversIte Claude Bernard Lyan France

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERCOOLED WATER J Biddle UmversIty of Maryland USA

MOLECULAR2

PREFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF UREA GUANIDINIUM AND METHANOL FOR HYDROPHILIC AND HYDROPHOBIC SURFACES A MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION STUDY Professor T Kaishi UmversIty of FukuI Japan

COMPUTING INTRINSIC AOUEOUS SOLUBILITY OF CRYSTALLINE ORGANIC MOLECULES Dr D Palmer University of StrathcJyde UK

MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF BENZOIC ACID AND BENZOATE BEHAVIOR AT THE AOUEOUS SOLUTION VAPOR INTERFACE EFFECT OF PH AND lONS Ms A Romanova University of Strathclyde UK

ORIGIN OF ANOMALOUS FEATURE OF WATER MOLECULES ON MEMBRANE SURFACE E Yamamoto Keio University Japan

MOLECULAR2

COMPUTER SIMULATION STUDIES OF HEAT TRANSPORT IN WATER Dr F Bresme Imperial College London UK

ATOMmiddotATOM BRIDGE FUNCTIONS OF WATER EXTRACTED FROM MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS Professor G Chuev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

POLYAMORPHISM IN LIOUID AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER Professor M Kiselev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

PCC NUCLEAR 2

NUCLEAR ACCIDENT IN FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP AND ITS INFLUENCE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY IN JAPAN Dr M Naitoh Institute of Applied Energy Japan

CORROSION ISSUES FOR THE MIDmiddotANDmiddotLONG TERM SAFETY MANAGEMENT OF FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP Dr T Tsukada Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

GENERIC DESIGN ASSESSMENT OF NEW NUCLEAR REACTOR DESIGNS FOR THE UK shyTHE REACTOR CHEMISTRY ASPECTS J Glaver Office for NucJear Regulation UK

THE EVOLUTIONS IN REACTOR CHEMISTRY 8lt DESIGN FOR THE UK EPR NUCLEAR REACTOR M Harrington NNB Generation Company EDF Energy UK

CORROSION AS A MAJOR MATERIAL DEGRADATlON ISSUE THAT HAS AFFECTED LWR AVAILABILITY AND COULD CHALLENGE NUCLEAR SAFETY Dr J Hickhng Independent Technical Consultant UK

PCC NUCLEAR 3

SAMPLING NUCLEAR REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEMS Dr D LIster UniverSIty of New BrunsvnckCanada

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENTS IN THE HALDEN REACTOR AND ITS EXPERIMENTAL CIRCUITS P Bennett Institutt for Energiteknikk Norway

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENT IN INmiddotPILE LOOP EXPERIMENT OF THE JMTR Dr S Hanawa Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

DISSOLUTlON KINETICS OF SILICON NITRIDE IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ALKALINE SOLUTIONS Dr L Giu Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 4 THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

THERM04

MODELING INTERFACIAL AND SURFACE TENSION OF SYSTEMS CONTAINING ELECTROLYTES Dr A Anderko OU Systems Inc

THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Professor R Mares University of West Bohemia Czech Republic

MODIFICATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS AND NEW MEASUREMENTS OF THE SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Dr V Vins Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

EFFECT OF THE CRYSTALLOGRAPEOC TEXTURE ON THE ELASTIC PROPERTlES OF ICE AGGREGATED FROM HEXAGONAL CRYSTALS Professor A Gokhman South Ukrainian National Pedag University Ukraine

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTlGATlON OF THE WATER THERMAL HISTORY EFFECT ON BEHAVIOR OF THAT WATER AT SUPERCOOLED METASTABLE STATE Professor V Buleillto Gazprom VNJlGAZ - Research Institute of Natural Gases RussIa

1030 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1100 POSTER SESSION

PROPERTY LIBRARIES FOR WATER AND STEAM AND OTHER WORKING FLWDS FOR CALCULATING HEAT CYCLES TURBINES HEAT PUMPS AND REFRIGERATION PROCESSES Professor H Kretzschmar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applled Sciences Germany

STEAM TABLES AND PROPERTY LIBRARlES SOFTWARE FOR EXCEL MATLAB MATHCAD DYMOLA SIMULATIONX LABVIEW ENGINEERING EOUATION SOLVER SMART PHONESTABLETS POCKET CALCULATORS AND ONLINEUSE Professor H Kretzschrnar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applied Sciences Germany

MEASUREMENT OF WATER VAPOURENHANCEMENT FACTOR IN BINARY MIXTURES USING A DUAL-MODE MICROWAVE RESONATOR Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

SALT EFFECTS ON mOLOGICAL POLYELECTROLYTES INWATER R Orr University of Strathclyde UK

MOLECULAR3

PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE ROTATlONAL CORRELATlON TIME OF WATER IN FORMAMIDE- AND NNshyDIMETHYLFORMAMIDE WATER MIXTURES AT 25degC Professor MUeno Doshisha UniverSIty Japan

INFRARED SPECTRUM LINE SHAPE FOR SUPERCRITlCAL WATER STUDlED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION THE EFFECT OF THE ROTATlONAL COUPLINGS Dr K Yoshlda University of Tokushima Japan

MOLECULAR3

AB INITlO CALCULATlONS OF VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND GUESTshyHOST INTERACTION IN CLATHRATE HYDRATES M Hiratsuka Keio UnIversity Japan

PROPERTIES OF WATER AND AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS - A TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY SPRECTROSCOPY APPROACH Dr A C Kumbharkhane Marathwada UnIversIty Indla

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF INTERFACIAL WATER (SOLID-WATER AND WATERshyAIR INTERFACES) FROM ITS INFRARED SIGNATURE I Bergonzi UnIversIty of Orleans -Institute of Earth SCIences USA

PCCDESIGN

AMMONIUM FORM CONDENSATEPOLISHING AT LOUGH REE POWER STATION C Bell Ovivo UK UK

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE OF EOGH-AVT OPERATION IN MEXICO TUXPAN POWER STATION T Ichihara Power Systems -MltsublShl Heavy Industries Ltd Japan

STATUS OF WATER CONDITIONING FOR DRUM BOILER AND HRSG IN JAPANESE FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS H Hirano Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Japan

COMPLEX APPROACH FOR WORKING OUT CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING AT POWER PLANTS O Egoshina Moscow Power Engmeering Institute RussJa

MATHEMATlCAL MODELS APPLICATlON AT THE CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING SYSTEMS Dr P Gotovtsev Moscow Power Engineenng Institute Russia

PCC WATER TREATMENT 2

ESKOMS APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENT - PHILOSOPEOES TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES S Marais Eskom South Africa

MATHEMATlCAL SIMULATION OF IONIC EOUILIBRIUMS OF WATER COOLANT USING ELECTRICAL CONDUCTlVITY AND pH MEASUREMENTS Professor B Larin Ivanovo Stare Power Engineering UnIversIty (ISPU) Russia

CALCULATlON AND VISUAL DISPLAY OF A WATER AND CHEMICAL MODE OF CIRCULATlNG WATER COOLING SYSTEM ON THERMAL POWER PLANTS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

BIOSORPTION OF CHROMIUM FROM WASTE WATER BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN A PACKED BED BIOREACTOR N Korrapati National InstItute of Technology Warangal Inclia

PCC NUCLEAR 4

THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF CORROSION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr D Guzonas Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

BEHAVIOR OF HYDRATED ELECTRON AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES UP TO 400degC Professor Y Katsumura Uruverslty of Tokyo Japan

CORROSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

EVALUATlON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN A SUPERCRITlCAL WATER REACTOR Professor T Yeh National Tsmg Hua University Talwan

EXPERIMENTAL WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH FOR BOILING PRESSURlZED AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER COOLED REACTORS Dr J Kysela Research Centre Rez Ltd Czech Republic

PCC NUCLEAR 5

SUPERCRITICAL WATER HYDROGEN PRODUCTlON AND lON ASSOCIATION IN NUCLEAR POWER CYCLES Professor I Svishchev Trent Uruversity Canada

WATER RADIOLYSIS CHEMISTRY UNDER BOILING WATER REACTOR CONDITIONS Dr J Henshaw National Nuclear Laboratory UK

VERIFICATlON AND VALIDATION EVALUATION PROCEDURE OF CALCULATlON CODES FOR DETERMINING CORROSIVE CONDITIONS IN BWR PRIMARY COOLING SYSTEM Dr Y Wada Hitachi Research Laboratory Hltachl LTd

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTlVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN AN ADVANCED BOILING WATER REACTOR Dr M Wang National Tsmg Hua Uruversity Taiwan

LUNCH BREAK

1400 EXCURSION AFTERNOON TEA ON THE THAMES ICPWS16 delegates and partners are mvited to join a boat trip along the RIver Thames travelling from Greenwich through the Thames Barrier then heading upstream towards the Tower of London The boat will then sail back to Greenwich whilst you enjoy the sights and relax with some refreshments

There will be an additionaI cost to guarantee your attendance please see the booking form for information

Full details will be provided with the joining instructions

1830 CLOSE OF ICPWS16 CONFERENCE

bull This programme is subject to change bull In addition to the sessions there will be IAPWS Working Group meetings taking place on Sunday 1st September Thesday 3rd September and

Friday 6th September 2013 in Greenwich IAPWS will be in contact WIth those involved in the meetings to advise of the timings and locations for these

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

ICPWS16 is organised on behalf of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) by the British amp Irish Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (BIAPWS) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Local Organising Committee

bull Eric Huff BIAPWS (Chair UK)

bull Peter C alver IMechE (Siemens Energy UK)

bull Jeff Cooper BIAPWS (Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Hugh Lloyd BIAPWS (Independent Consultant UK)

bull Paul McCann BIAPWS (EON New Build amp Technology UK)

International Programme Committee

bull Jeff Cooper (Chair Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Barry Dooley (Executive Secretary of IAPWS Structural Integrity Associates USA)

bull Allan Harvey (Chair of WG TPWS of IAPWS NIST USA)

bull Masaru Nakahara (Chair of WG PCAS of IAPWS Kyoto University Japan)

bull Rich Pawlowicz (Chair of SCSW of IAPWS UBC Canada)

bull Tamara Petrova (President Elect of IAPWS Moscow Power and Engineering Institute Russia)

bull Michael Rziha (Chair of WG PCC of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

bull Roland Span (Member of WG TPWS of IAPWS Ruhr-University Bochum Germany)

bull Ingo Weber (Chair of WG IRS of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

LUNCH BREAK

SEAWATER RELATIVE HUMIDITY

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTlES OF WATER FOR ATMOSPHERIC APPLICATIONS Dr J Kalovaring UniversIty of South Bohernia Czech Republic

CALmRATION OF HYGROMETERS IN NONmiddotAIR GASES AND AT A RANGE OF PRESSURES Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

REFRESHMENT BREAK

SEAWATER RELATIVE HUMJDITY WORKSHOP

CALCULATION 2

CALCULATION OF WATER AND STEAM PROPERTlES USING HETEROGENEOUS CPU GPU COMPUTING Dr K Orlov National Scientific UniversIty MPEI Russia

WATER AND STEAM PROPERTlES CALCULATIONS LmRARIES FOR REALmiddotTIME PROCESS CONTROL IN PLCs (PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS) Dr K Orlov National SCIentmc UniversIty MPEI Russia

DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE PHONE APP FOR STEAM THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Dr G Bandara GB SImulation Technology UK

CLOUD WATER AND STEAM FUNCTIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engmeenng Institute Russia

PCCAMINE

SAMPLING AMINES FROM FLOWING STEAMmiddotWATER MIXTURES P Snsukvatananan Chernical Engineering University of New BrunsvnckCanada

DEGRADATlON KINETICS OF SIX ALKALISING AMINES D Moed Delft University of Technology Netherlands

TOWARD A RESOLUTION OF THE AMINES VS HYDROGEN CATION EXCHANGED CONDUCTIVITY OUESTION Dr J Bellows Siemens Energy nc

PCC NUCLEAR 1

OPTIMlZED PH STRATEGY COMBINED WITH APPLICATION OF FILMmiddot FORMING AMINE FOR IMPROVED WATER CHEMlSTRY TREATMENT IN STEAMmiddotWATER CYCLE OFPWRs Dr A Drexler AREVA NP GmbH Germany

DIMETHYLAMINE AS A REPLACEMENT FOR AMMONIA DOSING IN THE SECONDARY CIRCUIT OF AN ADVANCED GASmiddot COOLED REACTOR (AGR) POWER STATION Dr A Bull EDF Energy

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WYTHENSHAWE BOILER TEST RIG FACILITY AND ITS APPLICATION TO IMPLEMENT DIMETHYLAMINE AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO AMMONIA FOR ONCEmiddot THROUGH BOILER WATER TREATMENT Dr C Auener AMEC Clean Energy

MlTIGATING THE RISK OF STRESS CORROSION OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS IN ADVANCED GAS COOLED REACTOR BOILERS Dr J Owen EDF Energy

17I11middotUU ICPWS GENERAL MEETING

1815 CLOSE OF DAY TWO

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 3 WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

100 NATURAL 1

A GLOBAL ALGORlTHM FOR ESTIMATING ABSOLUTE SALINITY IN COASTAL WATERS Professor R Pawlowicz Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences Canada

A NEW THERMOPHYSICAL FLUID LABORATORY FOR GEOTHERMAL APPLICATIONS Dr H Milsch GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES U Hoffert GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THE ROLE OF THERMOPHYSICAL DATA ON ICES OF ASTROPHYSICAL INTEREST AND WATER IN GENERAL IN AEROSPACE RESEARCH J Biele DLR German Aerospace Centre (DLR) Germany

1100 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1130 NATURAL 1

AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUSFOR MEASURING THE SEAWATER SPEED OF SOUND UP TO 70 MPa Dr A Alba Istitutc Nazionale dl Ilicerca Metrologlca ltaly

WHlCH IS THE POTENTIAL MINIMUM UNCERTAINTY ACHIEVABLE MEASURING THE SOUND SPEED OF STANDARD SEAWATER BY A PULSE-ECHO METHOD UP TO HIGH PRESSURE Dr S Lago lstitutc Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica ltaly

SPEED OF SOUND MEASUREMENTS IN SEAWATER USING THE TIME-OF-FLIGHT METHOD Dr C von Rohden PhysikalischshyTechnische Bundesanstalt Germany

THERM02

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ICE VAPOR PRESSURE COMPARlSON OF MEASURED VALUES AND THERMODYNAMIC CORRELATIONS Dr A Harvey NatlOnal Institute of Standards and Technology USA

PROGRESS IN DETERMINING THE EOUILmRIUM VAPOUR PRESSURE OF LIOUID WATER AND ICE OVER THE TEMPERATURE RANGE 193 K TO 373 K Professor V Fernicola INRIM Italy

UNCERTAINTY OF THE SATURATION PRESSURE AND ITS DERIVATIVE FOR ORDINARY WATER Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

MEASUREMENT OF SATURATION VAPOR PRESSURE OF PURE WATER IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE BETWEN 30315 AND 19315K Dr S Mokdad Laboratclfe Commun de Metrologie LNEINMCNAM France

IAPWS-95 FORMULATION FOR TEMPERATURES FROM 253K TO 303K AT PRESSURES UP TO 400 MPA Professor W Wagner Ruhr- Umversitaumlt Bochum Lehrstuhl hlr Thermodynamik Germany

THERMO 2

REEVALUATION OF THE SECOND VIRIAL COEFFlCIENT FOR STEAM WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON SYSTEMATIC UNCERTAINTIES Dr M Duska Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCR Czech Republic

A VIRIAL EOUATION OF STATE OF STEAM IN THE 0 deg_300degC RANGE Dr H Paurobally Universlte de Provence France

SUPERCRITICAL WATER PERCOLATION TRANSITlONS AND A COLLOIDAL MESOPHASE Professor L Woodcock Umversity of Manchester UK

MOLECULAR1

PREDlCTING HYDRATION FREE ENERGIES OF POLYFUNCTIONAL ORGANIC MOLECULES USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS Dr M Rouha Cx TU Lilierec Czech Republic

BULK PROPERTIES OF SWM4-NDP WATER MODEL AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

DEVELOPMENT OF A RELIABLE MODU FOR SIMULATIONS OF AOUEOUS SALT SOLUTIONS IN A WIDE RANGE OF TEMPERATURES PRESSURES AND SALT CONCENTRATIONS FORCE FIELD SCREENING OF SW10e WATER BRINES WITH POLARIZABLE CHLORIDE AND SODIUM lONS Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

MELTING POINT OF HEXAGONAL ICE FROM THE ISOBARIC-ISOENTHALPIC MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION D Takaiwa Keio Universlty Japan

MOLECULAR WORKSHOP

IAPWS CYCLE CHEMISTRY FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS

WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE ON CYCLE CHEMISTRY IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL M Rhiza Siemens Germany

GUIDANCE FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS OPERATING ON AVT OT PT ANDCT Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

CARRYOVER FROM DRUM BOILERS F Gabrielli AIstom Power USA

STEAM PURITY Dr R Svoboda Svoboda Consulting SWltzerland

MONITORING AND ANALYSING TOTAL IRON AND COPPER IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemistry New Zealand

DISCUSSION ON TGDs AND REOUIREMENTS FOR THE FUTURE

PCC GEOTHERMAL

ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION BY REACTION OF HOT SALINE FLUID WITH CASING MATERIAL IN A GEOTHERMAL WELL Dr S Regenspurg GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

CONTROL OF SILICA PRECIPITATION KINETICS IN SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES M Andhika GFZ Potsdam Germany

CYCLE CHEMISTRY CHALLENGES WITH ENHANCED GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS SURFACE POWER PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemlstry New Zealand

SCALING TENDENCY OF GEOTHERMAL WATERS ARMUTLU PENINSULA NORTHWESTERN TURKEY C Ertekin Aegean ReglOnal Directcrate of Mineral Research and Exploration of Turkey Turkey

1250 LUNCH BREAK

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

1400 NATURAL 2

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DENSITY AND EOUILIBRIUM RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN A HUMIDIFYING SYSTEM Dr M Hemonen Centre for Metrology and Accreditation (MIKES) Finland

DELIOUESCENCEI EFFLORESCENCEINDUCED HYSTERESIS DURING HYDRATIONIDEHYDRATION OF HGYGROSCOPIC PARTICLES Dr O Hellmuth TROPOS Germany

EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON SOIL TEMPERATURE Dr M El Amine Boukh Hacene Djillali Liabes University Algeria

PHYSICOmiddotCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF DRINKING WATER SAMPLES FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF NAGPUR 8lt AAVATI IN MAHARASHTRA STATE INDIA Dr S Gupta Brijlal Biyani Science College India

1amp30 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1820

1800 CLOSE OF DAY THREE

184amp GROUPPHOTO Continuing the ICPWS conference traditIon all conference attendees are invited to take part in the group photo before the conference banquet

l ICPWS16 Conference Banquet This will take place in the Painted Hall at the UmversIty of GreenWIch Advance booking is required for the Conference Banquet shy please see the booking form for prices

THERM03

INVESTIGATION OF CONDENSATION NUCLEI IN SUPERHEATED STEAM IN STEAM TURBINES Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCH Czech Republic

CHARACTERISATION OF CRITICAL CLUSTERS OF SUPERCOOLED WATER M Fransen Eindhoven UmversIty of Technology Netherlands

ESTIMATlON OF ICEmiddotWATER INTERFACIAL ENERGY BASED ON CLASSICAL NUCLEATION THEORY AND EXPERIMENTAL ICE NUCLEATION RATES Dr T Nemec Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

FORMULATION OF THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES FOR COMPUTATION OF NONmiddot EOUILIBRIUM CONDENSING STEAMFLOWS Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

THERM03

BEHAVIOR OF THE EOUATION OF STATE FOR SUPERCOOLED WATER TOWARDS AN IAPWS FORMULATlON Dr V Holten UmversIty of Maryland USA

POSSIBLE OBSERVATION OF THE WIDOM LINE IN SUPERCOOLED WATER AT NEGATIVE PRESSURE Dr G Pallares Institut LumIere Matiere - UmversIte Claude Bernard Lyan France

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERCOOLED WATER J Biddle UmversIty of Maryland USA

MOLECULAR2

PREFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF UREA GUANIDINIUM AND METHANOL FOR HYDROPHILIC AND HYDROPHOBIC SURFACES A MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION STUDY Professor T Kaishi UmversIty of FukuI Japan

COMPUTING INTRINSIC AOUEOUS SOLUBILITY OF CRYSTALLINE ORGANIC MOLECULES Dr D Palmer University of StrathcJyde UK

MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF BENZOIC ACID AND BENZOATE BEHAVIOR AT THE AOUEOUS SOLUTION VAPOR INTERFACE EFFECT OF PH AND lONS Ms A Romanova University of Strathclyde UK

ORIGIN OF ANOMALOUS FEATURE OF WATER MOLECULES ON MEMBRANE SURFACE E Yamamoto Keio University Japan

MOLECULAR2

COMPUTER SIMULATION STUDIES OF HEAT TRANSPORT IN WATER Dr F Bresme Imperial College London UK

ATOMmiddotATOM BRIDGE FUNCTIONS OF WATER EXTRACTED FROM MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS Professor G Chuev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

POLYAMORPHISM IN LIOUID AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER Professor M Kiselev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

PCC NUCLEAR 2

NUCLEAR ACCIDENT IN FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP AND ITS INFLUENCE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY IN JAPAN Dr M Naitoh Institute of Applied Energy Japan

CORROSION ISSUES FOR THE MIDmiddotANDmiddotLONG TERM SAFETY MANAGEMENT OF FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP Dr T Tsukada Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

GENERIC DESIGN ASSESSMENT OF NEW NUCLEAR REACTOR DESIGNS FOR THE UK shyTHE REACTOR CHEMISTRY ASPECTS J Glaver Office for NucJear Regulation UK

THE EVOLUTIONS IN REACTOR CHEMISTRY 8lt DESIGN FOR THE UK EPR NUCLEAR REACTOR M Harrington NNB Generation Company EDF Energy UK

CORROSION AS A MAJOR MATERIAL DEGRADATlON ISSUE THAT HAS AFFECTED LWR AVAILABILITY AND COULD CHALLENGE NUCLEAR SAFETY Dr J Hickhng Independent Technical Consultant UK

PCC NUCLEAR 3

SAMPLING NUCLEAR REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEMS Dr D LIster UniverSIty of New BrunsvnckCanada

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENTS IN THE HALDEN REACTOR AND ITS EXPERIMENTAL CIRCUITS P Bennett Institutt for Energiteknikk Norway

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENT IN INmiddotPILE LOOP EXPERIMENT OF THE JMTR Dr S Hanawa Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

DISSOLUTlON KINETICS OF SILICON NITRIDE IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ALKALINE SOLUTIONS Dr L Giu Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 4 THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

THERM04

MODELING INTERFACIAL AND SURFACE TENSION OF SYSTEMS CONTAINING ELECTROLYTES Dr A Anderko OU Systems Inc

THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Professor R Mares University of West Bohemia Czech Republic

MODIFICATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS AND NEW MEASUREMENTS OF THE SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Dr V Vins Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

EFFECT OF THE CRYSTALLOGRAPEOC TEXTURE ON THE ELASTIC PROPERTlES OF ICE AGGREGATED FROM HEXAGONAL CRYSTALS Professor A Gokhman South Ukrainian National Pedag University Ukraine

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTlGATlON OF THE WATER THERMAL HISTORY EFFECT ON BEHAVIOR OF THAT WATER AT SUPERCOOLED METASTABLE STATE Professor V Buleillto Gazprom VNJlGAZ - Research Institute of Natural Gases RussIa

1030 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1100 POSTER SESSION

PROPERTY LIBRARIES FOR WATER AND STEAM AND OTHER WORKING FLWDS FOR CALCULATING HEAT CYCLES TURBINES HEAT PUMPS AND REFRIGERATION PROCESSES Professor H Kretzschmar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applled Sciences Germany

STEAM TABLES AND PROPERTY LIBRARlES SOFTWARE FOR EXCEL MATLAB MATHCAD DYMOLA SIMULATIONX LABVIEW ENGINEERING EOUATION SOLVER SMART PHONESTABLETS POCKET CALCULATORS AND ONLINEUSE Professor H Kretzschrnar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applied Sciences Germany

MEASUREMENT OF WATER VAPOURENHANCEMENT FACTOR IN BINARY MIXTURES USING A DUAL-MODE MICROWAVE RESONATOR Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

SALT EFFECTS ON mOLOGICAL POLYELECTROLYTES INWATER R Orr University of Strathclyde UK

MOLECULAR3

PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE ROTATlONAL CORRELATlON TIME OF WATER IN FORMAMIDE- AND NNshyDIMETHYLFORMAMIDE WATER MIXTURES AT 25degC Professor MUeno Doshisha UniverSIty Japan

INFRARED SPECTRUM LINE SHAPE FOR SUPERCRITlCAL WATER STUDlED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION THE EFFECT OF THE ROTATlONAL COUPLINGS Dr K Yoshlda University of Tokushima Japan

MOLECULAR3

AB INITlO CALCULATlONS OF VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND GUESTshyHOST INTERACTION IN CLATHRATE HYDRATES M Hiratsuka Keio UnIversity Japan

PROPERTIES OF WATER AND AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS - A TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY SPRECTROSCOPY APPROACH Dr A C Kumbharkhane Marathwada UnIversIty Indla

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF INTERFACIAL WATER (SOLID-WATER AND WATERshyAIR INTERFACES) FROM ITS INFRARED SIGNATURE I Bergonzi UnIversIty of Orleans -Institute of Earth SCIences USA

PCCDESIGN

AMMONIUM FORM CONDENSATEPOLISHING AT LOUGH REE POWER STATION C Bell Ovivo UK UK

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE OF EOGH-AVT OPERATION IN MEXICO TUXPAN POWER STATION T Ichihara Power Systems -MltsublShl Heavy Industries Ltd Japan

STATUS OF WATER CONDITIONING FOR DRUM BOILER AND HRSG IN JAPANESE FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS H Hirano Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Japan

COMPLEX APPROACH FOR WORKING OUT CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING AT POWER PLANTS O Egoshina Moscow Power Engmeering Institute RussJa

MATHEMATlCAL MODELS APPLICATlON AT THE CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING SYSTEMS Dr P Gotovtsev Moscow Power Engineenng Institute Russia

PCC WATER TREATMENT 2

ESKOMS APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENT - PHILOSOPEOES TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES S Marais Eskom South Africa

MATHEMATlCAL SIMULATION OF IONIC EOUILIBRIUMS OF WATER COOLANT USING ELECTRICAL CONDUCTlVITY AND pH MEASUREMENTS Professor B Larin Ivanovo Stare Power Engineering UnIversIty (ISPU) Russia

CALCULATlON AND VISUAL DISPLAY OF A WATER AND CHEMICAL MODE OF CIRCULATlNG WATER COOLING SYSTEM ON THERMAL POWER PLANTS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

BIOSORPTION OF CHROMIUM FROM WASTE WATER BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN A PACKED BED BIOREACTOR N Korrapati National InstItute of Technology Warangal Inclia

PCC NUCLEAR 4

THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF CORROSION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr D Guzonas Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

BEHAVIOR OF HYDRATED ELECTRON AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES UP TO 400degC Professor Y Katsumura Uruverslty of Tokyo Japan

CORROSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

EVALUATlON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN A SUPERCRITlCAL WATER REACTOR Professor T Yeh National Tsmg Hua University Talwan

EXPERIMENTAL WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH FOR BOILING PRESSURlZED AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER COOLED REACTORS Dr J Kysela Research Centre Rez Ltd Czech Republic

PCC NUCLEAR 5

SUPERCRITICAL WATER HYDROGEN PRODUCTlON AND lON ASSOCIATION IN NUCLEAR POWER CYCLES Professor I Svishchev Trent Uruversity Canada

WATER RADIOLYSIS CHEMISTRY UNDER BOILING WATER REACTOR CONDITIONS Dr J Henshaw National Nuclear Laboratory UK

VERIFICATlON AND VALIDATION EVALUATION PROCEDURE OF CALCULATlON CODES FOR DETERMINING CORROSIVE CONDITIONS IN BWR PRIMARY COOLING SYSTEM Dr Y Wada Hitachi Research Laboratory Hltachl LTd

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTlVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN AN ADVANCED BOILING WATER REACTOR Dr M Wang National Tsmg Hua Uruversity Taiwan

LUNCH BREAK

1400 EXCURSION AFTERNOON TEA ON THE THAMES ICPWS16 delegates and partners are mvited to join a boat trip along the RIver Thames travelling from Greenwich through the Thames Barrier then heading upstream towards the Tower of London The boat will then sail back to Greenwich whilst you enjoy the sights and relax with some refreshments

There will be an additionaI cost to guarantee your attendance please see the booking form for information

Full details will be provided with the joining instructions

1830 CLOSE OF ICPWS16 CONFERENCE

bull This programme is subject to change bull In addition to the sessions there will be IAPWS Working Group meetings taking place on Sunday 1st September Thesday 3rd September and

Friday 6th September 2013 in Greenwich IAPWS will be in contact WIth those involved in the meetings to advise of the timings and locations for these

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

ICPWS16 is organised on behalf of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) by the British amp Irish Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (BIAPWS) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Local Organising Committee

bull Eric Huff BIAPWS (Chair UK)

bull Peter C alver IMechE (Siemens Energy UK)

bull Jeff Cooper BIAPWS (Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Hugh Lloyd BIAPWS (Independent Consultant UK)

bull Paul McCann BIAPWS (EON New Build amp Technology UK)

International Programme Committee

bull Jeff Cooper (Chair Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Barry Dooley (Executive Secretary of IAPWS Structural Integrity Associates USA)

bull Allan Harvey (Chair of WG TPWS of IAPWS NIST USA)

bull Masaru Nakahara (Chair of WG PCAS of IAPWS Kyoto University Japan)

bull Rich Pawlowicz (Chair of SCSW of IAPWS UBC Canada)

bull Tamara Petrova (President Elect of IAPWS Moscow Power and Engineering Institute Russia)

bull Michael Rziha (Chair of WG PCC of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

bull Roland Span (Member of WG TPWS of IAPWS Ruhr-University Bochum Germany)

bull Ingo Weber (Chair of WG IRS of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 3 WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

100 NATURAL 1

A GLOBAL ALGORlTHM FOR ESTIMATING ABSOLUTE SALINITY IN COASTAL WATERS Professor R Pawlowicz Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences Canada

A NEW THERMOPHYSICAL FLUID LABORATORY FOR GEOTHERMAL APPLICATIONS Dr H Milsch GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES U Hoffert GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

THE ROLE OF THERMOPHYSICAL DATA ON ICES OF ASTROPHYSICAL INTEREST AND WATER IN GENERAL IN AEROSPACE RESEARCH J Biele DLR German Aerospace Centre (DLR) Germany

1100 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1130 NATURAL 1

AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUSFOR MEASURING THE SEAWATER SPEED OF SOUND UP TO 70 MPa Dr A Alba Istitutc Nazionale dl Ilicerca Metrologlca ltaly

WHlCH IS THE POTENTIAL MINIMUM UNCERTAINTY ACHIEVABLE MEASURING THE SOUND SPEED OF STANDARD SEAWATER BY A PULSE-ECHO METHOD UP TO HIGH PRESSURE Dr S Lago lstitutc Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica ltaly

SPEED OF SOUND MEASUREMENTS IN SEAWATER USING THE TIME-OF-FLIGHT METHOD Dr C von Rohden PhysikalischshyTechnische Bundesanstalt Germany

THERM02

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ICE VAPOR PRESSURE COMPARlSON OF MEASURED VALUES AND THERMODYNAMIC CORRELATIONS Dr A Harvey NatlOnal Institute of Standards and Technology USA

PROGRESS IN DETERMINING THE EOUILmRIUM VAPOUR PRESSURE OF LIOUID WATER AND ICE OVER THE TEMPERATURE RANGE 193 K TO 373 K Professor V Fernicola INRIM Italy

UNCERTAINTY OF THE SATURATION PRESSURE AND ITS DERIVATIVE FOR ORDINARY WATER Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

MEASUREMENT OF SATURATION VAPOR PRESSURE OF PURE WATER IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE BETWEN 30315 AND 19315K Dr S Mokdad Laboratclfe Commun de Metrologie LNEINMCNAM France

IAPWS-95 FORMULATION FOR TEMPERATURES FROM 253K TO 303K AT PRESSURES UP TO 400 MPA Professor W Wagner Ruhr- Umversitaumlt Bochum Lehrstuhl hlr Thermodynamik Germany

THERMO 2

REEVALUATION OF THE SECOND VIRIAL COEFFlCIENT FOR STEAM WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON SYSTEMATIC UNCERTAINTIES Dr M Duska Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCR Czech Republic

A VIRIAL EOUATION OF STATE OF STEAM IN THE 0 deg_300degC RANGE Dr H Paurobally Universlte de Provence France

SUPERCRITICAL WATER PERCOLATION TRANSITlONS AND A COLLOIDAL MESOPHASE Professor L Woodcock Umversity of Manchester UK

MOLECULAR1

PREDlCTING HYDRATION FREE ENERGIES OF POLYFUNCTIONAL ORGANIC MOLECULES USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS Dr M Rouha Cx TU Lilierec Czech Republic

BULK PROPERTIES OF SWM4-NDP WATER MODEL AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

DEVELOPMENT OF A RELIABLE MODU FOR SIMULATIONS OF AOUEOUS SALT SOLUTIONS IN A WIDE RANGE OF TEMPERATURES PRESSURES AND SALT CONCENTRATIONS FORCE FIELD SCREENING OF SW10e WATER BRINES WITH POLARIZABLE CHLORIDE AND SODIUM lONS Dr W Abdallah Schlumberger Middle East UAE

MELTING POINT OF HEXAGONAL ICE FROM THE ISOBARIC-ISOENTHALPIC MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION D Takaiwa Keio Universlty Japan

MOLECULAR WORKSHOP

IAPWS CYCLE CHEMISTRY FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS

WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE ON CYCLE CHEMISTRY IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL M Rhiza Siemens Germany

GUIDANCE FOR FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS OPERATING ON AVT OT PT ANDCT Dr B Dooley Structural Integrity USA

CARRYOVER FROM DRUM BOILERS F Gabrielli AIstom Power USA

STEAM PURITY Dr R Svoboda Svoboda Consulting SWltzerland

MONITORING AND ANALYSING TOTAL IRON AND COPPER IN FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemistry New Zealand

DISCUSSION ON TGDs AND REOUIREMENTS FOR THE FUTURE

PCC GEOTHERMAL

ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION BY REACTION OF HOT SALINE FLUID WITH CASING MATERIAL IN A GEOTHERMAL WELL Dr S Regenspurg GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Germany

CONTROL OF SILICA PRECIPITATION KINETICS IN SYNTHETIC GEOTHERMAL BRlNES M Andhika GFZ Potsdam Germany

CYCLE CHEMISTRY CHALLENGES WITH ENHANCED GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS SURFACE POWER PLANTS D Addison Thermal Chemlstry New Zealand

SCALING TENDENCY OF GEOTHERMAL WATERS ARMUTLU PENINSULA NORTHWESTERN TURKEY C Ertekin Aegean ReglOnal Directcrate of Mineral Research and Exploration of Turkey Turkey

1250 LUNCH BREAK

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

1400 NATURAL 2

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DENSITY AND EOUILIBRIUM RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN A HUMIDIFYING SYSTEM Dr M Hemonen Centre for Metrology and Accreditation (MIKES) Finland

DELIOUESCENCEI EFFLORESCENCEINDUCED HYSTERESIS DURING HYDRATIONIDEHYDRATION OF HGYGROSCOPIC PARTICLES Dr O Hellmuth TROPOS Germany

EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON SOIL TEMPERATURE Dr M El Amine Boukh Hacene Djillali Liabes University Algeria

PHYSICOmiddotCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF DRINKING WATER SAMPLES FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF NAGPUR 8lt AAVATI IN MAHARASHTRA STATE INDIA Dr S Gupta Brijlal Biyani Science College India

1amp30 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1820

1800 CLOSE OF DAY THREE

184amp GROUPPHOTO Continuing the ICPWS conference traditIon all conference attendees are invited to take part in the group photo before the conference banquet

l ICPWS16 Conference Banquet This will take place in the Painted Hall at the UmversIty of GreenWIch Advance booking is required for the Conference Banquet shy please see the booking form for prices

THERM03

INVESTIGATION OF CONDENSATION NUCLEI IN SUPERHEATED STEAM IN STEAM TURBINES Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCH Czech Republic

CHARACTERISATION OF CRITICAL CLUSTERS OF SUPERCOOLED WATER M Fransen Eindhoven UmversIty of Technology Netherlands

ESTIMATlON OF ICEmiddotWATER INTERFACIAL ENERGY BASED ON CLASSICAL NUCLEATION THEORY AND EXPERIMENTAL ICE NUCLEATION RATES Dr T Nemec Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

FORMULATION OF THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES FOR COMPUTATION OF NONmiddot EOUILIBRIUM CONDENSING STEAMFLOWS Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

THERM03

BEHAVIOR OF THE EOUATION OF STATE FOR SUPERCOOLED WATER TOWARDS AN IAPWS FORMULATlON Dr V Holten UmversIty of Maryland USA

POSSIBLE OBSERVATION OF THE WIDOM LINE IN SUPERCOOLED WATER AT NEGATIVE PRESSURE Dr G Pallares Institut LumIere Matiere - UmversIte Claude Bernard Lyan France

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERCOOLED WATER J Biddle UmversIty of Maryland USA

MOLECULAR2

PREFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF UREA GUANIDINIUM AND METHANOL FOR HYDROPHILIC AND HYDROPHOBIC SURFACES A MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION STUDY Professor T Kaishi UmversIty of FukuI Japan

COMPUTING INTRINSIC AOUEOUS SOLUBILITY OF CRYSTALLINE ORGANIC MOLECULES Dr D Palmer University of StrathcJyde UK

MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF BENZOIC ACID AND BENZOATE BEHAVIOR AT THE AOUEOUS SOLUTION VAPOR INTERFACE EFFECT OF PH AND lONS Ms A Romanova University of Strathclyde UK

ORIGIN OF ANOMALOUS FEATURE OF WATER MOLECULES ON MEMBRANE SURFACE E Yamamoto Keio University Japan

MOLECULAR2

COMPUTER SIMULATION STUDIES OF HEAT TRANSPORT IN WATER Dr F Bresme Imperial College London UK

ATOMmiddotATOM BRIDGE FUNCTIONS OF WATER EXTRACTED FROM MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS Professor G Chuev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

POLYAMORPHISM IN LIOUID AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER Professor M Kiselev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

PCC NUCLEAR 2

NUCLEAR ACCIDENT IN FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP AND ITS INFLUENCE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY IN JAPAN Dr M Naitoh Institute of Applied Energy Japan

CORROSION ISSUES FOR THE MIDmiddotANDmiddotLONG TERM SAFETY MANAGEMENT OF FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP Dr T Tsukada Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

GENERIC DESIGN ASSESSMENT OF NEW NUCLEAR REACTOR DESIGNS FOR THE UK shyTHE REACTOR CHEMISTRY ASPECTS J Glaver Office for NucJear Regulation UK

THE EVOLUTIONS IN REACTOR CHEMISTRY 8lt DESIGN FOR THE UK EPR NUCLEAR REACTOR M Harrington NNB Generation Company EDF Energy UK

CORROSION AS A MAJOR MATERIAL DEGRADATlON ISSUE THAT HAS AFFECTED LWR AVAILABILITY AND COULD CHALLENGE NUCLEAR SAFETY Dr J Hickhng Independent Technical Consultant UK

PCC NUCLEAR 3

SAMPLING NUCLEAR REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEMS Dr D LIster UniverSIty of New BrunsvnckCanada

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENTS IN THE HALDEN REACTOR AND ITS EXPERIMENTAL CIRCUITS P Bennett Institutt for Energiteknikk Norway

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENT IN INmiddotPILE LOOP EXPERIMENT OF THE JMTR Dr S Hanawa Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

DISSOLUTlON KINETICS OF SILICON NITRIDE IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ALKALINE SOLUTIONS Dr L Giu Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 4 THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

THERM04

MODELING INTERFACIAL AND SURFACE TENSION OF SYSTEMS CONTAINING ELECTROLYTES Dr A Anderko OU Systems Inc

THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Professor R Mares University of West Bohemia Czech Republic

MODIFICATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS AND NEW MEASUREMENTS OF THE SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Dr V Vins Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

EFFECT OF THE CRYSTALLOGRAPEOC TEXTURE ON THE ELASTIC PROPERTlES OF ICE AGGREGATED FROM HEXAGONAL CRYSTALS Professor A Gokhman South Ukrainian National Pedag University Ukraine

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTlGATlON OF THE WATER THERMAL HISTORY EFFECT ON BEHAVIOR OF THAT WATER AT SUPERCOOLED METASTABLE STATE Professor V Buleillto Gazprom VNJlGAZ - Research Institute of Natural Gases RussIa

1030 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1100 POSTER SESSION

PROPERTY LIBRARIES FOR WATER AND STEAM AND OTHER WORKING FLWDS FOR CALCULATING HEAT CYCLES TURBINES HEAT PUMPS AND REFRIGERATION PROCESSES Professor H Kretzschmar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applled Sciences Germany

STEAM TABLES AND PROPERTY LIBRARlES SOFTWARE FOR EXCEL MATLAB MATHCAD DYMOLA SIMULATIONX LABVIEW ENGINEERING EOUATION SOLVER SMART PHONESTABLETS POCKET CALCULATORS AND ONLINEUSE Professor H Kretzschrnar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applied Sciences Germany

MEASUREMENT OF WATER VAPOURENHANCEMENT FACTOR IN BINARY MIXTURES USING A DUAL-MODE MICROWAVE RESONATOR Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

SALT EFFECTS ON mOLOGICAL POLYELECTROLYTES INWATER R Orr University of Strathclyde UK

MOLECULAR3

PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE ROTATlONAL CORRELATlON TIME OF WATER IN FORMAMIDE- AND NNshyDIMETHYLFORMAMIDE WATER MIXTURES AT 25degC Professor MUeno Doshisha UniverSIty Japan

INFRARED SPECTRUM LINE SHAPE FOR SUPERCRITlCAL WATER STUDlED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION THE EFFECT OF THE ROTATlONAL COUPLINGS Dr K Yoshlda University of Tokushima Japan

MOLECULAR3

AB INITlO CALCULATlONS OF VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND GUESTshyHOST INTERACTION IN CLATHRATE HYDRATES M Hiratsuka Keio UnIversity Japan

PROPERTIES OF WATER AND AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS - A TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY SPRECTROSCOPY APPROACH Dr A C Kumbharkhane Marathwada UnIversIty Indla

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF INTERFACIAL WATER (SOLID-WATER AND WATERshyAIR INTERFACES) FROM ITS INFRARED SIGNATURE I Bergonzi UnIversIty of Orleans -Institute of Earth SCIences USA

PCCDESIGN

AMMONIUM FORM CONDENSATEPOLISHING AT LOUGH REE POWER STATION C Bell Ovivo UK UK

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE OF EOGH-AVT OPERATION IN MEXICO TUXPAN POWER STATION T Ichihara Power Systems -MltsublShl Heavy Industries Ltd Japan

STATUS OF WATER CONDITIONING FOR DRUM BOILER AND HRSG IN JAPANESE FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS H Hirano Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Japan

COMPLEX APPROACH FOR WORKING OUT CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING AT POWER PLANTS O Egoshina Moscow Power Engmeering Institute RussJa

MATHEMATlCAL MODELS APPLICATlON AT THE CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING SYSTEMS Dr P Gotovtsev Moscow Power Engineenng Institute Russia

PCC WATER TREATMENT 2

ESKOMS APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENT - PHILOSOPEOES TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES S Marais Eskom South Africa

MATHEMATlCAL SIMULATION OF IONIC EOUILIBRIUMS OF WATER COOLANT USING ELECTRICAL CONDUCTlVITY AND pH MEASUREMENTS Professor B Larin Ivanovo Stare Power Engineering UnIversIty (ISPU) Russia

CALCULATlON AND VISUAL DISPLAY OF A WATER AND CHEMICAL MODE OF CIRCULATlNG WATER COOLING SYSTEM ON THERMAL POWER PLANTS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

BIOSORPTION OF CHROMIUM FROM WASTE WATER BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN A PACKED BED BIOREACTOR N Korrapati National InstItute of Technology Warangal Inclia

PCC NUCLEAR 4

THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF CORROSION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr D Guzonas Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

BEHAVIOR OF HYDRATED ELECTRON AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES UP TO 400degC Professor Y Katsumura Uruverslty of Tokyo Japan

CORROSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

EVALUATlON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN A SUPERCRITlCAL WATER REACTOR Professor T Yeh National Tsmg Hua University Talwan

EXPERIMENTAL WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH FOR BOILING PRESSURlZED AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER COOLED REACTORS Dr J Kysela Research Centre Rez Ltd Czech Republic

PCC NUCLEAR 5

SUPERCRITICAL WATER HYDROGEN PRODUCTlON AND lON ASSOCIATION IN NUCLEAR POWER CYCLES Professor I Svishchev Trent Uruversity Canada

WATER RADIOLYSIS CHEMISTRY UNDER BOILING WATER REACTOR CONDITIONS Dr J Henshaw National Nuclear Laboratory UK

VERIFICATlON AND VALIDATION EVALUATION PROCEDURE OF CALCULATlON CODES FOR DETERMINING CORROSIVE CONDITIONS IN BWR PRIMARY COOLING SYSTEM Dr Y Wada Hitachi Research Laboratory Hltachl LTd

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTlVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN AN ADVANCED BOILING WATER REACTOR Dr M Wang National Tsmg Hua Uruversity Taiwan

LUNCH BREAK

1400 EXCURSION AFTERNOON TEA ON THE THAMES ICPWS16 delegates and partners are mvited to join a boat trip along the RIver Thames travelling from Greenwich through the Thames Barrier then heading upstream towards the Tower of London The boat will then sail back to Greenwich whilst you enjoy the sights and relax with some refreshments

There will be an additionaI cost to guarantee your attendance please see the booking form for information

Full details will be provided with the joining instructions

1830 CLOSE OF ICPWS16 CONFERENCE

bull This programme is subject to change bull In addition to the sessions there will be IAPWS Working Group meetings taking place on Sunday 1st September Thesday 3rd September and

Friday 6th September 2013 in Greenwich IAPWS will be in contact WIth those involved in the meetings to advise of the timings and locations for these

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

ICPWS16 is organised on behalf of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) by the British amp Irish Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (BIAPWS) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Local Organising Committee

bull Eric Huff BIAPWS (Chair UK)

bull Peter C alver IMechE (Siemens Energy UK)

bull Jeff Cooper BIAPWS (Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Hugh Lloyd BIAPWS (Independent Consultant UK)

bull Paul McCann BIAPWS (EON New Build amp Technology UK)

International Programme Committee

bull Jeff Cooper (Chair Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Barry Dooley (Executive Secretary of IAPWS Structural Integrity Associates USA)

bull Allan Harvey (Chair of WG TPWS of IAPWS NIST USA)

bull Masaru Nakahara (Chair of WG PCAS of IAPWS Kyoto University Japan)

bull Rich Pawlowicz (Chair of SCSW of IAPWS UBC Canada)

bull Tamara Petrova (President Elect of IAPWS Moscow Power and Engineering Institute Russia)

bull Michael Rziha (Chair of WG PCC of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

bull Roland Span (Member of WG TPWS of IAPWS Ruhr-University Bochum Germany)

bull Ingo Weber (Chair of WG IRS of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

1400 NATURAL 2

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DENSITY AND EOUILIBRIUM RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN A HUMIDIFYING SYSTEM Dr M Hemonen Centre for Metrology and Accreditation (MIKES) Finland

DELIOUESCENCEI EFFLORESCENCEINDUCED HYSTERESIS DURING HYDRATIONIDEHYDRATION OF HGYGROSCOPIC PARTICLES Dr O Hellmuth TROPOS Germany

EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON SOIL TEMPERATURE Dr M El Amine Boukh Hacene Djillali Liabes University Algeria

PHYSICOmiddotCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF DRINKING WATER SAMPLES FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF NAGPUR 8lt AAVATI IN MAHARASHTRA STATE INDIA Dr S Gupta Brijlal Biyani Science College India

1amp30 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1820

1800 CLOSE OF DAY THREE

184amp GROUPPHOTO Continuing the ICPWS conference traditIon all conference attendees are invited to take part in the group photo before the conference banquet

l ICPWS16 Conference Banquet This will take place in the Painted Hall at the UmversIty of GreenWIch Advance booking is required for the Conference Banquet shy please see the booking form for prices

THERM03

INVESTIGATION OF CONDENSATION NUCLEI IN SUPERHEATED STEAM IN STEAM TURBINES Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomecharucs ASCH Czech Republic

CHARACTERISATION OF CRITICAL CLUSTERS OF SUPERCOOLED WATER M Fransen Eindhoven UmversIty of Technology Netherlands

ESTIMATlON OF ICEmiddotWATER INTERFACIAL ENERGY BASED ON CLASSICAL NUCLEATION THEORY AND EXPERIMENTAL ICE NUCLEATION RATES Dr T Nemec Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

FORMULATION OF THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES FOR COMPUTATION OF NONmiddot EOUILIBRIUM CONDENSING STEAMFLOWS Dr J Hruby Institute of Thermomechanics ASCH Czech Republic

THERM03

BEHAVIOR OF THE EOUATION OF STATE FOR SUPERCOOLED WATER TOWARDS AN IAPWS FORMULATlON Dr V Holten UmversIty of Maryland USA

POSSIBLE OBSERVATION OF THE WIDOM LINE IN SUPERCOOLED WATER AT NEGATIVE PRESSURE Dr G Pallares Institut LumIere Matiere - UmversIte Claude Bernard Lyan France

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERCOOLED WATER J Biddle UmversIty of Maryland USA

MOLECULAR2

PREFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF UREA GUANIDINIUM AND METHANOL FOR HYDROPHILIC AND HYDROPHOBIC SURFACES A MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION STUDY Professor T Kaishi UmversIty of FukuI Japan

COMPUTING INTRINSIC AOUEOUS SOLUBILITY OF CRYSTALLINE ORGANIC MOLECULES Dr D Palmer University of StrathcJyde UK

MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF BENZOIC ACID AND BENZOATE BEHAVIOR AT THE AOUEOUS SOLUTION VAPOR INTERFACE EFFECT OF PH AND lONS Ms A Romanova University of Strathclyde UK

ORIGIN OF ANOMALOUS FEATURE OF WATER MOLECULES ON MEMBRANE SURFACE E Yamamoto Keio University Japan

MOLECULAR2

COMPUTER SIMULATION STUDIES OF HEAT TRANSPORT IN WATER Dr F Bresme Imperial College London UK

ATOMmiddotATOM BRIDGE FUNCTIONS OF WATER EXTRACTED FROM MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS Professor G Chuev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

POLYAMORPHISM IN LIOUID AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER Professor M Kiselev Institute of Solution Chemistry of RAS Russia

PCC NUCLEAR 2

NUCLEAR ACCIDENT IN FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP AND ITS INFLUENCE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY IN JAPAN Dr M Naitoh Institute of Applied Energy Japan

CORROSION ISSUES FOR THE MIDmiddotANDmiddotLONG TERM SAFETY MANAGEMENT OF FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NPP Dr T Tsukada Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

GENERIC DESIGN ASSESSMENT OF NEW NUCLEAR REACTOR DESIGNS FOR THE UK shyTHE REACTOR CHEMISTRY ASPECTS J Glaver Office for NucJear Regulation UK

THE EVOLUTIONS IN REACTOR CHEMISTRY 8lt DESIGN FOR THE UK EPR NUCLEAR REACTOR M Harrington NNB Generation Company EDF Energy UK

CORROSION AS A MAJOR MATERIAL DEGRADATlON ISSUE THAT HAS AFFECTED LWR AVAILABILITY AND COULD CHALLENGE NUCLEAR SAFETY Dr J Hickhng Independent Technical Consultant UK

PCC NUCLEAR 3

SAMPLING NUCLEAR REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEMS Dr D LIster UniverSIty of New BrunsvnckCanada

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENTS IN THE HALDEN REACTOR AND ITS EXPERIMENTAL CIRCUITS P Bennett Institutt for Energiteknikk Norway

WATER CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENT IN INmiddotPILE LOOP EXPERIMENT OF THE JMTR Dr S Hanawa Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan

DISSOLUTlON KINETICS OF SILICON NITRIDE IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ALKALINE SOLUTIONS Dr L Giu Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 4 THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

THERM04

MODELING INTERFACIAL AND SURFACE TENSION OF SYSTEMS CONTAINING ELECTROLYTES Dr A Anderko OU Systems Inc

THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Professor R Mares University of West Bohemia Czech Republic

MODIFICATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS AND NEW MEASUREMENTS OF THE SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Dr V Vins Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

EFFECT OF THE CRYSTALLOGRAPEOC TEXTURE ON THE ELASTIC PROPERTlES OF ICE AGGREGATED FROM HEXAGONAL CRYSTALS Professor A Gokhman South Ukrainian National Pedag University Ukraine

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTlGATlON OF THE WATER THERMAL HISTORY EFFECT ON BEHAVIOR OF THAT WATER AT SUPERCOOLED METASTABLE STATE Professor V Buleillto Gazprom VNJlGAZ - Research Institute of Natural Gases RussIa

1030 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1100 POSTER SESSION

PROPERTY LIBRARIES FOR WATER AND STEAM AND OTHER WORKING FLWDS FOR CALCULATING HEAT CYCLES TURBINES HEAT PUMPS AND REFRIGERATION PROCESSES Professor H Kretzschmar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applled Sciences Germany

STEAM TABLES AND PROPERTY LIBRARlES SOFTWARE FOR EXCEL MATLAB MATHCAD DYMOLA SIMULATIONX LABVIEW ENGINEERING EOUATION SOLVER SMART PHONESTABLETS POCKET CALCULATORS AND ONLINEUSE Professor H Kretzschrnar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applied Sciences Germany

MEASUREMENT OF WATER VAPOURENHANCEMENT FACTOR IN BINARY MIXTURES USING A DUAL-MODE MICROWAVE RESONATOR Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

SALT EFFECTS ON mOLOGICAL POLYELECTROLYTES INWATER R Orr University of Strathclyde UK

MOLECULAR3

PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE ROTATlONAL CORRELATlON TIME OF WATER IN FORMAMIDE- AND NNshyDIMETHYLFORMAMIDE WATER MIXTURES AT 25degC Professor MUeno Doshisha UniverSIty Japan

INFRARED SPECTRUM LINE SHAPE FOR SUPERCRITlCAL WATER STUDlED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION THE EFFECT OF THE ROTATlONAL COUPLINGS Dr K Yoshlda University of Tokushima Japan

MOLECULAR3

AB INITlO CALCULATlONS OF VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND GUESTshyHOST INTERACTION IN CLATHRATE HYDRATES M Hiratsuka Keio UnIversity Japan

PROPERTIES OF WATER AND AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS - A TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY SPRECTROSCOPY APPROACH Dr A C Kumbharkhane Marathwada UnIversIty Indla

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF INTERFACIAL WATER (SOLID-WATER AND WATERshyAIR INTERFACES) FROM ITS INFRARED SIGNATURE I Bergonzi UnIversIty of Orleans -Institute of Earth SCIences USA

PCCDESIGN

AMMONIUM FORM CONDENSATEPOLISHING AT LOUGH REE POWER STATION C Bell Ovivo UK UK

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE OF EOGH-AVT OPERATION IN MEXICO TUXPAN POWER STATION T Ichihara Power Systems -MltsublShl Heavy Industries Ltd Japan

STATUS OF WATER CONDITIONING FOR DRUM BOILER AND HRSG IN JAPANESE FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS H Hirano Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Japan

COMPLEX APPROACH FOR WORKING OUT CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING AT POWER PLANTS O Egoshina Moscow Power Engmeering Institute RussJa

MATHEMATlCAL MODELS APPLICATlON AT THE CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING SYSTEMS Dr P Gotovtsev Moscow Power Engineenng Institute Russia

PCC WATER TREATMENT 2

ESKOMS APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENT - PHILOSOPEOES TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES S Marais Eskom South Africa

MATHEMATlCAL SIMULATION OF IONIC EOUILIBRIUMS OF WATER COOLANT USING ELECTRICAL CONDUCTlVITY AND pH MEASUREMENTS Professor B Larin Ivanovo Stare Power Engineering UnIversIty (ISPU) Russia

CALCULATlON AND VISUAL DISPLAY OF A WATER AND CHEMICAL MODE OF CIRCULATlNG WATER COOLING SYSTEM ON THERMAL POWER PLANTS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

BIOSORPTION OF CHROMIUM FROM WASTE WATER BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN A PACKED BED BIOREACTOR N Korrapati National InstItute of Technology Warangal Inclia

PCC NUCLEAR 4

THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF CORROSION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr D Guzonas Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

BEHAVIOR OF HYDRATED ELECTRON AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES UP TO 400degC Professor Y Katsumura Uruverslty of Tokyo Japan

CORROSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

EVALUATlON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN A SUPERCRITlCAL WATER REACTOR Professor T Yeh National Tsmg Hua University Talwan

EXPERIMENTAL WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH FOR BOILING PRESSURlZED AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER COOLED REACTORS Dr J Kysela Research Centre Rez Ltd Czech Republic

PCC NUCLEAR 5

SUPERCRITICAL WATER HYDROGEN PRODUCTlON AND lON ASSOCIATION IN NUCLEAR POWER CYCLES Professor I Svishchev Trent Uruversity Canada

WATER RADIOLYSIS CHEMISTRY UNDER BOILING WATER REACTOR CONDITIONS Dr J Henshaw National Nuclear Laboratory UK

VERIFICATlON AND VALIDATION EVALUATION PROCEDURE OF CALCULATlON CODES FOR DETERMINING CORROSIVE CONDITIONS IN BWR PRIMARY COOLING SYSTEM Dr Y Wada Hitachi Research Laboratory Hltachl LTd

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTlVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN AN ADVANCED BOILING WATER REACTOR Dr M Wang National Tsmg Hua Uruversity Taiwan

LUNCH BREAK

1400 EXCURSION AFTERNOON TEA ON THE THAMES ICPWS16 delegates and partners are mvited to join a boat trip along the RIver Thames travelling from Greenwich through the Thames Barrier then heading upstream towards the Tower of London The boat will then sail back to Greenwich whilst you enjoy the sights and relax with some refreshments

There will be an additionaI cost to guarantee your attendance please see the booking form for information

Full details will be provided with the joining instructions

1830 CLOSE OF ICPWS16 CONFERENCE

bull This programme is subject to change bull In addition to the sessions there will be IAPWS Working Group meetings taking place on Sunday 1st September Thesday 3rd September and

Friday 6th September 2013 in Greenwich IAPWS will be in contact WIth those involved in the meetings to advise of the timings and locations for these

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

ICPWS16 is organised on behalf of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) by the British amp Irish Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (BIAPWS) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Local Organising Committee

bull Eric Huff BIAPWS (Chair UK)

bull Peter C alver IMechE (Siemens Energy UK)

bull Jeff Cooper BIAPWS (Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Hugh Lloyd BIAPWS (Independent Consultant UK)

bull Paul McCann BIAPWS (EON New Build amp Technology UK)

International Programme Committee

bull Jeff Cooper (Chair Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Barry Dooley (Executive Secretary of IAPWS Structural Integrity Associates USA)

bull Allan Harvey (Chair of WG TPWS of IAPWS NIST USA)

bull Masaru Nakahara (Chair of WG PCAS of IAPWS Kyoto University Japan)

bull Rich Pawlowicz (Chair of SCSW of IAPWS UBC Canada)

bull Tamara Petrova (President Elect of IAPWS Moscow Power and Engineering Institute Russia)

bull Michael Rziha (Chair of WG PCC of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

bull Roland Span (Member of WG TPWS of IAPWS Ruhr-University Bochum Germany)

bull Ingo Weber (Chair of WG IRS of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

PROGRAMME (CONTINUED)

DAY 4 THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER

830 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

THERM04

MODELING INTERFACIAL AND SURFACE TENSION OF SYSTEMS CONTAINING ELECTROLYTES Dr A Anderko OU Systems Inc

THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Professor R Mares University of West Bohemia Czech Republic

MODIFICATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS AND NEW MEASUREMENTS OF THE SURFACE TENSION OF SUPERCOOLED WATER Dr V Vins Institute of Thermomechanics ASCR Czech Republic

EFFECT OF THE CRYSTALLOGRAPEOC TEXTURE ON THE ELASTIC PROPERTlES OF ICE AGGREGATED FROM HEXAGONAL CRYSTALS Professor A Gokhman South Ukrainian National Pedag University Ukraine

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTlGATlON OF THE WATER THERMAL HISTORY EFFECT ON BEHAVIOR OF THAT WATER AT SUPERCOOLED METASTABLE STATE Professor V Buleillto Gazprom VNJlGAZ - Research Institute of Natural Gases RussIa

1030 REFRESHMENT BREAK

1100 POSTER SESSION

PROPERTY LIBRARIES FOR WATER AND STEAM AND OTHER WORKING FLWDS FOR CALCULATING HEAT CYCLES TURBINES HEAT PUMPS AND REFRIGERATION PROCESSES Professor H Kretzschmar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applled Sciences Germany

STEAM TABLES AND PROPERTY LIBRARlES SOFTWARE FOR EXCEL MATLAB MATHCAD DYMOLA SIMULATIONX LABVIEW ENGINEERING EOUATION SOLVER SMART PHONESTABLETS POCKET CALCULATORS AND ONLINEUSE Professor H Kretzschrnar ZittauJ Goerlitz University of Applied Sciences Germany

MEASUREMENT OF WATER VAPOURENHANCEMENT FACTOR IN BINARY MIXTURES USING A DUAL-MODE MICROWAVE RESONATOR Dr S Bell National Physical Laboratory UK

SALT EFFECTS ON mOLOGICAL POLYELECTROLYTES INWATER R Orr University of Strathclyde UK

MOLECULAR3

PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE ROTATlONAL CORRELATlON TIME OF WATER IN FORMAMIDE- AND NNshyDIMETHYLFORMAMIDE WATER MIXTURES AT 25degC Professor MUeno Doshisha UniverSIty Japan

INFRARED SPECTRUM LINE SHAPE FOR SUPERCRITlCAL WATER STUDlED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION THE EFFECT OF THE ROTATlONAL COUPLINGS Dr K Yoshlda University of Tokushima Japan

MOLECULAR3

AB INITlO CALCULATlONS OF VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND GUESTshyHOST INTERACTION IN CLATHRATE HYDRATES M Hiratsuka Keio UnIversity Japan

PROPERTIES OF WATER AND AOUEOUS SOLUTIONS - A TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY SPRECTROSCOPY APPROACH Dr A C Kumbharkhane Marathwada UnIversIty Indla

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTlES OF INTERFACIAL WATER (SOLID-WATER AND WATERshyAIR INTERFACES) FROM ITS INFRARED SIGNATURE I Bergonzi UnIversIty of Orleans -Institute of Earth SCIences USA

PCCDESIGN

AMMONIUM FORM CONDENSATEPOLISHING AT LOUGH REE POWER STATION C Bell Ovivo UK UK

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE OF EOGH-AVT OPERATION IN MEXICO TUXPAN POWER STATION T Ichihara Power Systems -MltsublShl Heavy Industries Ltd Japan

STATUS OF WATER CONDITIONING FOR DRUM BOILER AND HRSG IN JAPANESE FOSSIL AND COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS H Hirano Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Japan

COMPLEX APPROACH FOR WORKING OUT CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING AT POWER PLANTS O Egoshina Moscow Power Engmeering Institute RussJa

MATHEMATlCAL MODELS APPLICATlON AT THE CYCLE CHEMISTRY MONITORING SYSTEMS Dr P Gotovtsev Moscow Power Engineenng Institute Russia

PCC WATER TREATMENT 2

ESKOMS APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENT - PHILOSOPEOES TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES S Marais Eskom South Africa

MATHEMATlCAL SIMULATION OF IONIC EOUILIBRIUMS OF WATER COOLANT USING ELECTRICAL CONDUCTlVITY AND pH MEASUREMENTS Professor B Larin Ivanovo Stare Power Engineering UnIversIty (ISPU) Russia

CALCULATlON AND VISUAL DISPLAY OF A WATER AND CHEMICAL MODE OF CIRCULATlNG WATER COOLING SYSTEM ON THERMAL POWER PLANTS Professor V Ochkov Moscow Power Engineering Institute Russia

BIOSORPTION OF CHROMIUM FROM WASTE WATER BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN A PACKED BED BIOREACTOR N Korrapati National InstItute of Technology Warangal Inclia

PCC NUCLEAR 4

THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF CORROSION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr D Guzonas Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Canada

BEHAVIOR OF HYDRATED ELECTRON AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES UP TO 400degC Professor Y Katsumura Uruverslty of Tokyo Japan

CORROSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN A SUPERCRITICAL WATERshyCOOLED REACTOR Dr W Cook University of New Brunswick Canada

EVALUATlON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN A SUPERCRITlCAL WATER REACTOR Professor T Yeh National Tsmg Hua University Talwan

EXPERIMENTAL WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH FOR BOILING PRESSURlZED AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER COOLED REACTORS Dr J Kysela Research Centre Rez Ltd Czech Republic

PCC NUCLEAR 5

SUPERCRITICAL WATER HYDROGEN PRODUCTlON AND lON ASSOCIATION IN NUCLEAR POWER CYCLES Professor I Svishchev Trent Uruversity Canada

WATER RADIOLYSIS CHEMISTRY UNDER BOILING WATER REACTOR CONDITIONS Dr J Henshaw National Nuclear Laboratory UK

VERIFICATlON AND VALIDATION EVALUATION PROCEDURE OF CALCULATlON CODES FOR DETERMINING CORROSIVE CONDITIONS IN BWR PRIMARY COOLING SYSTEM Dr Y Wada Hitachi Research Laboratory Hltachl LTd

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTlVENESS OF HYDROGEN WATER CHEMISTRY IN AN ADVANCED BOILING WATER REACTOR Dr M Wang National Tsmg Hua Uruversity Taiwan

LUNCH BREAK

1400 EXCURSION AFTERNOON TEA ON THE THAMES ICPWS16 delegates and partners are mvited to join a boat trip along the RIver Thames travelling from Greenwich through the Thames Barrier then heading upstream towards the Tower of London The boat will then sail back to Greenwich whilst you enjoy the sights and relax with some refreshments

There will be an additionaI cost to guarantee your attendance please see the booking form for information

Full details will be provided with the joining instructions

1830 CLOSE OF ICPWS16 CONFERENCE

bull This programme is subject to change bull In addition to the sessions there will be IAPWS Working Group meetings taking place on Sunday 1st September Thesday 3rd September and

Friday 6th September 2013 in Greenwich IAPWS will be in contact WIth those involved in the meetings to advise of the timings and locations for these

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

ICPWS16 is organised on behalf of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) by the British amp Irish Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (BIAPWS) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Local Organising Committee

bull Eric Huff BIAPWS (Chair UK)

bull Peter C alver IMechE (Siemens Energy UK)

bull Jeff Cooper BIAPWS (Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Hugh Lloyd BIAPWS (Independent Consultant UK)

bull Paul McCann BIAPWS (EON New Build amp Technology UK)

International Programme Committee

bull Jeff Cooper (Chair Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Barry Dooley (Executive Secretary of IAPWS Structural Integrity Associates USA)

bull Allan Harvey (Chair of WG TPWS of IAPWS NIST USA)

bull Masaru Nakahara (Chair of WG PCAS of IAPWS Kyoto University Japan)

bull Rich Pawlowicz (Chair of SCSW of IAPWS UBC Canada)

bull Tamara Petrova (President Elect of IAPWS Moscow Power and Engineering Institute Russia)

bull Michael Rziha (Chair of WG PCC of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

bull Roland Span (Member of WG TPWS of IAPWS Ruhr-University Bochum Germany)

bull Ingo Weber (Chair of WG IRS of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

LUNCH BREAK

1400 EXCURSION AFTERNOON TEA ON THE THAMES ICPWS16 delegates and partners are mvited to join a boat trip along the RIver Thames travelling from Greenwich through the Thames Barrier then heading upstream towards the Tower of London The boat will then sail back to Greenwich whilst you enjoy the sights and relax with some refreshments

There will be an additionaI cost to guarantee your attendance please see the booking form for information

Full details will be provided with the joining instructions

1830 CLOSE OF ICPWS16 CONFERENCE

bull This programme is subject to change bull In addition to the sessions there will be IAPWS Working Group meetings taking place on Sunday 1st September Thesday 3rd September and

Friday 6th September 2013 in Greenwich IAPWS will be in contact WIth those involved in the meetings to advise of the timings and locations for these

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

ICPWS16 is organised on behalf of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS) by the British amp Irish Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (BIAPWS) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Local Organising Committee

bull Eric Huff BIAPWS (Chair UK)

bull Peter C alver IMechE (Siemens Energy UK)

bull Jeff Cooper BIAPWS (Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Hugh Lloyd BIAPWS (Independent Consultant UK)

bull Paul McCann BIAPWS (EON New Build amp Technology UK)

International Programme Committee

bull Jeff Cooper (Chair Queen Mary University of London UK)

bull Barry Dooley (Executive Secretary of IAPWS Structural Integrity Associates USA)

bull Allan Harvey (Chair of WG TPWS of IAPWS NIST USA)

bull Masaru Nakahara (Chair of WG PCAS of IAPWS Kyoto University Japan)

bull Rich Pawlowicz (Chair of SCSW of IAPWS UBC Canada)

bull Tamara Petrova (President Elect of IAPWS Moscow Power and Engineering Institute Russia)

bull Michael Rziha (Chair of WG PCC of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)

bull Roland Span (Member of WG TPWS of IAPWS Ruhr-University Bochum Germany)

bull Ingo Weber (Chair of WG IRS of IAPWS Siemens Power Generation Germany)