2012 Energy Efficient Hydraulics and Pneumatics Conference Registration
Co-Sponsored by FPDA, IFPS and NFPA
November 27-29, 2012
Chicago Marriott O'Hare
Rosemont, Illinois
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Agricultural Machinery
Automotive
Chemical Processing
Class 4-8 Trucks
Construction Machinery
Food Processing
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Material Handling
Medical Equipment
Metal working and Machine Tools
Mining Machinery
Off-Shore Drilling
Oil & Gas Machinery
Packaging Machinery
Plastics Machinery
Paper Machinery
Power Generation
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Semiconductor
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Registration
Registration Fee for EEHPC: $375 per attendee
Please identify the top three round table topics you are most interested in:
Topic One
choose one
1. How to encourage evaluating purchasing
pneumatic machinery on cost of ownership
rather than purchase price?
2. Blue Star - energy rating system proposal
3. Where do hybrid hydraulic / pneumatic systems make sense?
4. Call to action - how do we get beyond the talking stage?
5. Supply Side Strategies for managing compressed air
6. Demand side strategies for reducing consumption
7. Considering alternate sources of energy
to drive an air compressor
8. Bridging the gap between the user and the
engineer - how to improve productivity while
also reducing energy consumption - developing
a strategy.
9. Can So-called Energy Efficient Fluids Really
Reduce Energy Losses in Hydraulic Systems?
10. Dealing With Tier 4 Diesel Engine
11. Energy Savings through Use of Current
Hydraulic Component Technologies
12. Electromechanical vs. Hydraulic Actuators,
When Does it Make Sense?
13. Research Needs of the Fluid Power Industry
14. Intelligent Valving
15. Is Energy Efficient Technology Right For
Me/My Company/Customers?
16. Where Are You Wasting Energy in your Plant
Hydraulic Systems?
17. Where Are You Wasting Energy in your
Hydraulic Powered Mobile Equipment?
18. Fluid Power Training as an Energy
Saving Tool
19. Pump Control vs. Valve Control:
Pros and Cons
20. Enlightening/Engaging the Department of
Energy, Industry and End Users on the
Benefits of Fluid Power Technology
21. Who will advocate/lobby for the fluid power industry?
22. How can we get government support for
energy efficient fluid power technology?
Topic Two
choose one
1. How to encourage evaluating purchasing
pneumatic machinery on cost of ownership
rather than purchase price?
2. Blue Star - energy rating system proposal
3. Where do hybrid hydraulic / pneumatic systems make sense?
4. Call to action - how do we get beyond the talking stage?
5. Supply Side Strategies for managing compressed air
6. Demand side strategies for reducing consumption
7. Considering alternate sources of energy
to drive an air compressor
8. Bridging the gap between the user and the
engineer - how to improve productivity while
also reducing energy consumption - developing
a strategy.
9. Can So-called Energy Efficient Fluids Really
Reduce Energy Losses in Hydraulic Systems?
10. Dealing With Tier 4 Diesel Engine
11. Energy Savings through Use of Current
Hydraulic Component Technologies
12. Electromechanical vs. Hydraulic Actuators,
When Does it Make Sense?
13. Research Needs of the Fluid Power Industry
14. Intelligent Valving
15. Is Energy Efficient Technology Right For
Me/My Company/Customers?
16. Where Are You Wasting Energy in your Plant
Hydraulic Systems?
17. Where Are You Wasting Energy in your
Hydraulic Powered Mobile Equipment?
18. Fluid Power Training as an Energy
Saving Tool
19. Pump Control vs. Valve Control:
Pros and Cons
20. Enlightening/Engaging the Department of
Energy, Industry and End Users on the
Benefits of Fluid Power Technology
21. Who will advocate/lobby for the fluid power industry?
22. How can we get government support for
energy efficient fluid power technology?
Topic Three
choose one
1. How to encourage evaluating purchasing
pneumatic machinery on cost of ownership
rather than purchase price?
2. Blue Star - energy rating system proposal
3. Where do hybrid hydraulic / pneumatic systems make sense?
4. Call to action - how do we get beyond the talking stage?
5. Supply Side Strategies for managing compressed air
6. Demand side strategies for reducing consumption
7. Considering alternate sources of energy
to drive an air compressor
8. Bridging the gap between the user and the
engineer - how to improve productivity while
also reducing energy consumption - developing
a strategy.
9. Can So-called Energy Efficient Fluids Really
Reduce Energy Losses in Hydraulic Systems?
10. Dealing With Tier 4 Diesel Engine
11. Energy Savings through Use of Current
Hydraulic Component Technologies
12. Electromechanical vs. Hydraulic Actuators,
When Does it Make Sense?
13. Research Needs of the Fluid Power Industry
14. Intelligent Valving
15. Is Energy Efficient Technology Right For
Me/My Company/Customers?
16. Where Are You Wasting Energy in your Plant
Hydraulic Systems?
17. Where Are You Wasting Energy in your
Hydraulic Powered Mobile Equipment?
18. Fluid Power Training as an Energy
Saving Tool
19. Pump Control vs. Valve Control:
Pros and Cons
20. Enlightening/Engaging the Department of
Energy, Industry and End Users on the
Benefits of Fluid Power Technology
21. Who will advocate/lobby for the fluid power industry?
22. How can we get government support for
energy efficient fluid power technology?
1. What best describes your company?
choose one
A. Manufacturer of fluid power components
B. Distributor of fluid power components
C. Manufacturer of equipment that incorporates fluid power systems
D. Purchaser of equipment that incorporates fluid power systems
2. How much influence does energy efficiency have in your company's purchasing decisions?
choose one
A. Not considered at all
B. Considered periodically for specific types of purchases
C. It's a standard part of our request for information/proposal/quote
3. How much influence does energy efficiency have in your company's product design and development decisions?
choose one
A. Not considered at all
B. Considered periodically for specific types of applications
C. It's a standard part of our design and development process
4. Given the choice of cost savings versus energy efficiency, is energy efficiency important in your selection of service providers?
choose one
A. No, cost always outweighs energy efficiency
B. Yes, when two choices are equal, energy efficiency is preferred
C. Yes, even when two choices are not equal, energy efficiency is preferred
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