August 2018
Special Focus: Fluid flow and rotating equipment
Six considerations for turbomachinery control upgrades
Increasing competitive pressures in process industries, including oil and gas, are driving dramatic changes in the operational needs of process plants, utilities and pipelines.
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The Author
Egbuna, C. - Rockwell Automation, Houston, Texas
Chidi Egbuna is the Global Turbomachinery Controls (TMC) Leader for Rockwell Automation, where he is responsible for developing and implementing an overall TMC strategy for the global technology team. He began his career with GE in 2006, where he held roles of increasing responsibility in the turbomachinery and process solutions business before joining Rockwell in 2014. Mr. Egbuna holds a BS degree from the University of Houston and is now pursuing an MBA from the IESE Business School.
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