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Energy Efficiency with Pinch Analysis From the fundamentals to the practical application

Greater industrial energy efficiency using pinch analysis.

Overview

The participants understand the fundamentals and application of the pinch method and are able to systematically analyze and optimize industrial processes and their infrastructure systems with the PinCH 3.5 software. (Note: for more complex processes the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts offers the possibility of a coaching project).

More information

Course program:

Day 1: Fundamentals of the Pinch Method

Day 2: Definition of Process Requirements

Day 3: Optimizing Energy Supply Systems

Day 4: Pinch Analysis for Multiple Processes/Operating Cases

Day 5: Pinch Analysis of Batch Processes

Day 6: Integration of Thermal Energy Storage

 

Question period:

There will be 6 question periods provided to answer questions about the subject matter and the PinCH software. Participation is voluntary and only serves to clarify open questions; no new material ist taught. Dates and time: Thu, 26.05./02.06./09.06./16.06./23.06./30.06., at 17:30 - 18:30 (CET)

Facts

Start of programme

In planning for 2024

Duration

6 days 16:00 to 20:00 (CET)

Course costs

CHF 2'200.-

a six months time-limited full version of PinCH 3.5 is incl.)

Head of programme
Degree

Course confirmation

Programme type

Continuing and executive education programmes

Tuition times

16:00 to 20:00 (CET)

Language of instruction
  • English
Venue

Online

Target group

Experts from the fields of chemical, process and environmental engineering, energy technology and energy consulting. People responsible for energy management, sustainability, production and infrastructure of industrial companies and SMEs. Government representatives.

Provider(s)

Engineering and Architecture
Continuing Education
Institute of Mechanical Engineering and Energy Technology IME

Methodology

Online course in six blocks, «Problem-based Learning». The focus is to work on practical examples with the PinCH software.

Remarks

Times are given in Central European Time (CET) and are selected to accommodate participants in the western hemisphere. Depending on interest, a course for the eastern hemisphere may be held at a later date.The teaching blocks are recorded and made available for review afterwards.

In order to offer the best possible support during online lessons, the number of participants is limited.