Honeywell to license and sell SentientSystem by Synengco

Honeywell Process Solutions
Wednesday, 09 September, 2009

Honeywell has announced an agreement with Australian-based Synengco under which Honeywell will license and sell SentientSystem, a suite of applications that optimise operations and provide asset management for utility power customers. The SentientSystem solution includes intelligent sootblowing, combustion optimisation, unit optimisation, early warning detection, root cause analysis, thermal stress analysis and plant performance monitoring.

SentientSystem is capable of fully integrating with the Honeywell Experion Process Knowledge System as well as other distributed control systems. The applications work together to accomplish two main objectives: improving operational efficiency and asset management. SentientSystem is designed to integrate and optimise the decision-making process associated with process unit and fleet-wide production operations, allowing utilities to get maximum power from the system while lowering costs, reducing energy consumption and improving environmental performance. The asset management applications provide process monitoring, early warning systems, creep and fatigue monitoring and root cause analysis to help improve the reliability of plant assets, extend their life and reduce maintenance costs.

“We have already won key SentientSystem projects with Synengco in China and in conjunction with Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co Ltd for a project in India,” said Paul King, leader Asia-Pacific power business, Honeywell Process Solutions. “Both customers will be able to improve their capacity and plant availability and reduce energy and maintenance costs without having to make a large investment in new capital equipment”.

“Australia is a good barometer for technology like SentientSystem because the country has historically been a high GHG emitter,” said Don Sands, CEO for Synengco. “For the last decade, some of Australia’s power producers have succeeded in improving operations with SentientSystem and this new agreement with Honeywell will enable more customers around the world to leverage this proven technology.”

Synengco is a specialist engineering technology and consultancy firm servicing the power industry since 1996 with operations in both Australia and the USA.

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