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WHRS Power Manager is responsible for engineering coordination, project execution, commissioning, operation, and performance optimization of Waste Heat Recovery System (WHRS) based power plants. The role ensures seamless integration of WHRS with the host industrial process, maximizing power generation from waste heat while improving energy efficiency and supporting sustainability targets.

Key Responsibilities

Engineering & Design

• Evaluate process flow diagrams, waste heat sources, and WHRS integration feasibility for new or existing plants.
• Analyze heat balance and determine usable waste heat potential (especially from preheater & cooler gases in cement plants).
• Review WHRS layout, including boilers, HRSGs, ducts, turbines, auxiliaries, and equipment specifications.
• Ensure equipment selection that supports variations in gas temperature, moisture, and flow.

 Commissioning & Start up

• Lead pre commissioning, commissioning, testing, synchronization, and reliability runs of WHRS boilers, turbines, and auxiliaries.
• Ensure safe execution of steam blowing, turbine roll-up, logic checks, interlocks, and grid integration.

Operations & Performance Monitoring

• Monitor WHRS operation using SCADA/DCS, ensuring real time optimization and predictive maintenance.
• Analyze process fluctuations (e.g., waste gas temperature, kiln load variations) to maintain stable power generation.
• Drive improvements to maximize heat recovery efficiency and minimize auxiliary consumption.

Compliance & Sustainability

• emissions.
• Prepare regulatory documents, including safety protocols, audit reports, and statutory submissions.

We don’t need superheroes, just super minds:

Qualification and Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical / Power Engineering or related discipline.
• 15-20 Years of experience in WHRS, power plant systems, cement/steel industry utilities, or steam-cycle engineering.
• Hands-on experience in commissioning or operating WHRS, biomass boilers or turbines preferred.
• Strong understanding of thermodynamics, heat transfer, steam systems, WHRS/boiler design.
• Knowledge of WHRS types such as AQC & PH Boilers in cement plants. 
• Familiarity with EPC/EPCM project frameworks, safety standards, and energy audit processes.
• Strong leadership across cross functional teams.
• Analytical decision-making and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities.

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