How to Achieve Sustainability in O&G Profitably with Digital Instrumentation

Join Siemens hydrocarbon measurement experts, for a discussion on the benefits of sustainability that are possible with the implementation of modern process instrumentation. Sustainability is the idea that anything manufactured should be produced in a way that does not waste resources, this is at the very core of Siemens design and production methodology.

This discussion will cover topics such as clamp-on ultrasonic flow meters, level measurements, and zero-bleed valve positioners and what these accurate and cost-effective tools can do to meet the ever-changing and tightening governmental rules and regulations.

We will conclude with a Q&A session moderated by our panel of experts. As the demand for natural, economic, and social resources continues to grow, sustainability is being given even greater consideration – and modifying processes accordingly is becoming increasingly critical for business success.

Key Learning Objectives

Upstream – 

• Discuss instrumentation for resource management and EPA reporting 

            - Tank over fill management
            - CO reduction with remote tank battery management
            - Water Injection / management 

Midstream – 

• Pipeline Hazardous Material Safety Administration (PHMSA) pipeline leak detection 
• Reduction in Green House Gas emissions – EPA moving the industry to zero emissions 

            - EPA 40 part 60, OOOO - (cost of air)

• Lost and unaccounted for flow (prevent fines and save money)

Speakers

Jack Roushey
Marketing Manager, Process Instrumentation
Siemens Industry, Inc.

Jack Roushey is the Marketing Manager for Siemens Process Instrumentation, with current product responsibility for SITRANS FM magnetic flow meters. He has worked in the process instrument industry for 45 years and his experience is equally divided between marketing and sales management for multiple flow technologies as well as level, pressure, temperature, and liquid analysis products. Jack has served as chapter president of ISA in the Philadelphia area and has been published in numerous technical journals and magazines. He has also been featured in video interviews and has produced a variety of YouTube videos on various process instrumentation and digitalization topics. Jack has a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing from Eastern University.

Eric Heilveil
Marketing Manager, Process Instrumentation
Siemens Industry, Inc.

Eric Heilveil has worked in the process control, measurement and instrumentation industry for over 30 years and has vast experience in multiple flow technologies and numerous roles in product and technical support, technical and product management, sales, account management.

Within the Measurement Intelligence segment of Siemens Industry, Inc. Eric currently covers the strategic product development and product management associated with the clamp-on ultrasonic flow, Coriolis and vortex flow product lines.

Miles Szkoda
Host
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