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1 CTI NEWS1 VOLUME LSPRING & SUMMER 2008 NUMBER 1 CTI NEWSCOOLING TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE HOUSTON, TEXASM essage From The 2008 board ofDirectors Bio's of the newestBoard members Pictures of the AnnualConference speakers,Ask the ExpertPanelist A Word from ourCommittees 2008 CommitteeWorkshop Agendas 2008 CommitteeWorkshop Program ata Glance 2009 Table TopExhibits 2009 Table Top ExhibitInformation Planned Activities forthe 2008 CommitteeWorkshop Hotel Information andRegistration FormMark Your Calendar!Committee WorkshopJuly 6-9, 2008 Hyatt Regency, OrangeCountyGarden Grove, CAAnnual ConferenceFebruary 8-12, 2009 The Westin, RiverwalkSan Antonio, TX2008 CommitteeWorkshopJuly 6-9, 2008 Registration Formon our P. SheaI owe Steven Chaloupka a bigTHANK YOU for his last twoyears as president of CTI.

2 He hascontinued moving CTI forward. Ialso want to thank our out goingboard members Tom Bugler, JimKanuth and Ken Kozelski for theirtime and dedication over the lastthree years. Without thesededicated individuals and all theother members who serve on our various committeesCTI would cease to be the fine organization it only way any volunteer organization can be viableand growing is through the efforts of individualmembers and member companies. I am a firm believer inthe individual because the individual makes thedifference in anything that happen in a comes down to one (1) individual who takesthe initiative to do something to make a difference. It isthe individual that is the key to the long running successof goal of mine is help every owner-operator tounderstand their importance as an individual.

3 It isthe engineer, technician or operator in the fieldthat is operating and maintaining COOLING systemeveryday that has key information it takes to drivethe improvement of manufacturers and suppliersproducts and/or manufacturing process is a circle an Owner-Operator has a need. A Manufacturer or Supplierprovides a product or service to fill the need. TheOwner-Operator provides feedback on how wellthe product or service filled the need and whatwould have made it better. Manufacturers andSuppliers take the feedback and improve theirproducts or needs more Owner-Operators to help theManufacturers and Suppliers improve theirproducts and services. The more individuals fromthese three groups that are participating in CTIthe better Manufacturers and Suppliers canimprove their Products and Services.

4 Owner-operator managers do not always see the benefitsof the participation of their engineers, techniciansor operators. The sharing of owner-operator needsis what drives the engine of production. Theanswer to the question What is the benefit ofattending the CTI Technical Meeting to mycompany. Attendance at CTI make it possible forthe owner-operators needs to be heard bymanufacturers and suppliers companies. Owner-Operator participation in CTI committees providefeedback to manufacturers and suppliers, so owner-operator companies get what they need to maketheir products cheaper and more efficiently becausethe COOLING systems are being maintained better andhave longer on-stream time without COOLING towersystem summer technical meeting is July 6-9 inCalifornia.

5 We are receiving reports from Hotels thatmany people are already signing up to attend. I inviteyou to consider what your needs are? What doyou need to know? More importantly what do youas an individual need to tell the Manufacturers,Suppliers and Owner-Operators that you need?See you all in California Dennis P. SheaCTI PresidentGot a CoolingTower Question? NEWS22008 CTI board of Directors2006-2008 2007-2009 2008-2010 ManufacturersSuppliersOwner ' OperatorsServing as President for 2008 and 2009 Dennis P. (Denny) SheaShea Top Dog, HarrisonBaltimore AircoilCompanyBob GiammarutiHudson ProductsCorporationMark ShawBlack & VeatchJess SeawellComposite CoolingSolutions, WhiteC. E. Shepherd Co.,LPFrank MichellAmerican ElectricPowerGary GeigerGE Water andProcess TechnologyChris LazenbySouthern CompanyServicesKen MortensenSPX CoolingTechnologiesCTI NEWS3 Meet 2008's Newest board MortensenSPX CoolingTechnologiesGary GeigerGE Water andProcess TechnologyChris LazenbySouthern CompanyServicesWith the exception of a brief hiatus, Chris Lazenby has been employed with Southern Company for over tenyears.

6 After spending a brief period of time working in support of the company s Vogtle Nuclear Plant inAugusta, Georgia, he transitioned to his current role in the company s Technical Services department. Duringthis time he has worked on the conceptual design, specification, bid review and evaluation, manufacturing andconstruction support, shop and field testing, inspection, and retrofitting of power plant COOLING system equipment,including steam surface condensers, air-cooled steam condensers, and wet COOLING towers. In addition toexperience with the referenced equipment, he also is involved in the overall thermal cycle design and optimizationfor new generation projects across the Southern Company system, as well as major system retrofit has been involved with the COOLING TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE for close to ten years, serving as past Chairmanof the Owner/Operator Council and current Vice-Chair of the Engineering Standards and Maintenance has also been involved in other industry groups, serving on the EPRI Condenser Air In-Leakage Task Groupas well as on the ASME PTC-23 and PTC-30 test code committees.

7 He holds a in Mechanical Engineeringfrom Auburn University, a in English Literature from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and is aregistered Professional Engineer in the state of lives in Birmingham, Alabama with his wife, Dori Lazenby, and their child, a Labrador Retriever puppynamed Geiger is a Senior consultant with GE Water and Process Technologies (GEWPT). He has over 33 yearsof water treating experience with GEWPT in the field of COOLING Water Treatment and Application. His experienceincludes 16 years in the Research and Development Department as a Senior Research Scientist in the CoolingWater Group and as a Manager of the Industrial Process Group. He has developed many COOLING water treatmentprograms and deposit control treatments for the process industry.

8 Gary holds a BS degree in chemistry fromTemple University and has 11 US Patents and 14 foreign patents. He is a member of the National Association ofCorrosion Engineers, the American Chemical Society and the COOLING TECHNOLOGY P. (Ken) Mortensen is a Research and Development Project Manager for SPX COOLING managed several engineering and operations departments responsible for water quality, material selection,and physical application criteria for COOLING towers and components, as well as design, manufacture and servicingof water treatment equipment and installations. Ken has been with SPX/Marley for 28 graduated in 1977 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering from Massachusetts Instituteof TECHNOLOGY and completed an MBA at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri in is the author of a number technical papers on subjects including Use of Low Clog Film Fill in CoolingTowers , Use of Recycled Water in COOLING Towers , COOLING Tower TECHNOLOGY for Geothermal Application ,and Use of Ozone Water Treatment for COOLING Water.

9 Ken holds Patents for Fire-resistant Fiberglass CoolingTower Design and Low-Fouling COOLING Tower Film Fills and Registered engineer in the State of lives in Bonner Springs, Kansas with his wife Rachel and Riley 15, Randa 12, and Jarod, 9 years NEWS42008 Annual Conference(l-r) Marcus Allhands, Orival, Inc.; Robert Fulkerson, Fulkerson & Asso-ciates; Gary Geiger, GE Water and Process Technologies; Toby Daley,Composite COOLING Solutions, LP(l-r) Fred Lattin, APTech Group, Inc.; Keith Hirsch, BASF Corporation;Charles (Chuck) Foster, Diagnostic COOLING Solutions, Inc.; Richard (Dick)DesJardins, DesJardins Consulting(l-r) Panos G. Papavizas, Baltimore Aircoil Company; David Alley,Clearwater Systems; David McLachlan, Fluid Treatment Solutions, Inc.;Rodney Herrington, MIOX Corporation(l-r) Paul Nelissen, Howden Buffalo, Inc.

10 ; Luc De Backer, Bechtel; CarlosGallina, Cofimco Srl(l-r) Paul Lindahl, SPX COOLING Technologies; Tom Weast, COOLING TowerTest Associates, Inc.; Mark Shaw, Black & Veatch CorporationProgram Committee (l-r) Jim Baker, Composite COOLING Solutions LP;Glenn Rees (Chair), COOLING Tower Depot, Inc.; Brandon Rees, CoolingTower Depot, Inc.; Not Pictured - Gary Geiger, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Paul Nelissen, Howden Buffalo, Inc. and Mike Daley, HudsonProducts CorporationCTI NEWS5 Front Roll (l-r) - Julia Taylor, COOLING Components, Inc.; James F. Blake,Jr., American Lightning Protection Systems, Inc.; Helen Cerra, ChemTreat,Inc.; Back Roll (l-r) - Dave Schmidt, ; David Jennings,LAAP Safety; Bill Howard, COOLING Tower Depot, Honorary Life MemberSpeakers and ParticipantsEducation SeminarChanging of the Guard(l-r) Denny Shea (CTI President for 2008 & 2009) thanks StevenChaloupka CTI's President for 2006 & 2007 for a job well done.