Automation and Manufacturing Solutions H P E T E ROC SS DIR CT TO E CON R L E PROCES SUP RVISI S ON O UC P RVIS PR D TION SU E ION P NT MA AGE LA N MENT & S H UL N C ED I G LEVEL 0 L VEL 1 E LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4 N FC RIN MA U A TU G C LLA O O BORATI N SUPPLIERS CUST MERS O A variety of market trends are driving manufacturers toward the next generation of automation and manufacturing solutions. Producing the right product at the right-quality, right-price and at the right-time to meet market needs remains among the most essential need of any company. However, each of these measures of what is “right” has ever-higher benchmarks. Customers are now demanding shorter lead times, customized products, and better quality, while comparing prices freely. The Internet empowers customers with more information for negotiation. The agility to accurately promise and quickly deliver increasingly customized products or new products requires synchronization across a broad scope of manufacturing activities performed by multiple organisations. KLG, for the last 10 years, has been offering IT enabled business optimisation solutions in the manufacturing space. These solutions have evolved from a Human Machine Interface and Shop Floor Scheduling solution to a complete Plant Intelligence and Supply Chain Optimisation application framework. In this space, KLG has served some of the most reputed manufacturing organisations across various industry verticals in India. These include names like Asian Paints, Bharat Petroleum, Essar, Glaxo, HLL, Maruti, Nestle, Pepsi, Reliance and TISCO. KLG now offers integrated solution for Industrial Automation and Supply Chain Planning and Optimisation. KLG Manufacturing Execution Systems provide complete solutions to analyse the data captured from a wide variety of data sources over multiple sensors, plant organisation – to improve uniformity, increase yields, maximize productivity and decrease maintenance costs. KLG assists customers to achieve these goals by delivering information and analysis tools that organise and deliver plant intelligence, which is accessible throughout the organisation – from the ‘Sensor-to-Boardroom’. As a result, the organisations are able to make better-informed decisions about their business. Real-time production information enables and empowers decision makers through web based dashboards and seamless flow of information between ERP systems. KLG works closely with Wonderware, a division of Invensys PLC, Microsoft, IBM, Oracle and SAP to deliver solutions. KLG integrates diverse Automation Platforms from ABB, Allen Bradley, Areva, Foxbro, Honeywell, Siemens, Yokogawa and Sensor Manufacturers. ERP Enterprise Integration Device Integration Application Models Functions Presentation PLANT FLOOR Commo n Services Name Services Security Messaging Config. & Deployment Events & Alerts High Availability Plant & Production Model Customer Standards Supervisory Control Process Management Production Management Performance Management Process & Production History HMI Analysis Clients Notification Reports An open Enterprise Integration Approach for Driving Manufacturing Performance SAP J D Edwards Microsoft Business Solutions ORACLE S95 / B2MML / XML HTTP Data / Events Manufacturing Execution Systems Realtime Database Industrial Application Server Mercator Microsoft MQ NetWeaver Tibco WebSphere MQ Series Enterprise Integration Application Manufacturing Systems Multiple Message / Transactional Systems Multiple Business Systems Database Schedulers, Enterprise Asset Management, Manufacturing Execution Systems, Programmable Logic Controllers, Distributed Control System.. 3rd Party Manufacturing Systems Web Services SQL 2 Plant Shop Floor ERP Ability to Promise Supply Chain Planning & Scheduling Dynamic Production Planning/Schedulng Simulation / Optimization / Maintenance Manufacturing Execution Systems MMI / SCADA / Control Systems Plant Information Market ! Customers determine price, quality, quantity, time, and place of delivery. ! Organization has to compute profitability of deals, basket of deals in short term and long term. ! Negotiate prices of input, transportation and ware house logistics. ! Decision to sell or decline. ! ERP system uploaded with order data. ! Plant does Monthly, Weekly, Daily, Hourly planing to meet schedules. ! MES application simulates various production scenarios. ! Optimization in use of raw materials, energy consumed and accommodation of maximum production batches. ! MES application orchestrates manpower, machines, maintenance, quality, recipes, sequence and schedule of plant. Market Forecast and Ability to Promise Planning and Scheduling Manufacturing Execution Systems ! HMI visualizes plant/ machine status. ! Visibility of plant parameters across shop floor and Human Machine Interface / Plant Information Programmable Logic Controller, CNC Machines, Sensors Sensor to Board Room Pyramid 1 4.1 SBU Note: * * Source: Wonderware Website
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A variety of market trends are driving manufacturers toward the next generation
of automation and manufacturing solutions. Producing the right product at the
right-quality, right-price and at the right-time to meet market needs remains
among the most essential need of any company. However, each of these measures
of what is “right” has ever-higher benchmarks. Customers are now demanding
shorter lead times, customized products, and better quality, while comparing
prices freely. The Internet empowers customers with more information for
negotiation.
The agility to accurately promise and quickly deliver increasingly customized
products or new products requires synchronization across a broad scope of
manufacturing activities performed by multiple organisations.
KLG, for the last 10 years, has been offering IT enabled business optimisation
solutions in the manufacturing space. These solutions have evolved from a Human
Machine Interface and Shop Floor Scheduling solution to a complete Plant
Intelligence and Supply Chain Optimisation application framework. In this space,
KLG has served some of the most reputed manufacturing organisations across
various industry verticals in India. These include names like Asian Paints, Bharat
Petroleum, Essar, Glaxo, HLL, Maruti, Nestle, Pepsi, Reliance and TISCO.
KLG now offers integrated solution for Industrial Automation and Supply Chain
Planning and Optimisation. KLG Manufacturing Execution Systems provide
complete solutions to analyse the data captured from a wide variety of data
sources over multiple sensors, plant organisation – to improve uniformity, increase
yields, maximize productivity and decrease maintenance costs. KLG assists
customers to achieve these goals by delivering information and analysis tools that
organise and deliver plant intelligence, which is accessible throughout the
organisation – from the ‘Sensor-to-Boardroom’. As a result, the organisations are
able to make better-informed decisions about their business.
Real-time production information enables and empowers decision makers through
web based dashboards and seamless flow of information between ERP systems.
KLG works closely with Wonderware, a division of Invensys PLC, Microsoft, IBM,
Oracle and SAP to deliver solutions. KLG integrates diverse Automation Platforms
from ABB, Allen Bradley, Areva, Foxbro, Honeywell, Siemens, Yokogawa and Sensor
Manufacturers.
ERPEnterprise Integration
Device Integration
ApplicationModels
Functi
ons
Pre
senta
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PLANT FLOOR
Common
Services
Name Services
Security
Messaging
Config. & Deployment
Events & Alerts
High Availability
Plant & ProductionModel
CustomerStandards
SupervisoryControl
Process Management
ProductionManagement
PerformanceManagement
Process &Production
History
HMIAnalysisClients
NotificationReports
An open Enterprise Integration Approach for Driving Manufacturing Performance
SAP J D Edwards
MicrosoftBusinessSolutions
ORACLE
S95 / B2MML / XML HTTP
Data / Events
Manufacturing Execution Systems
Realtime Database
IndustrialApplication
Server
MercatorMicrosoft MQNetWeaver
TibcoWebSphereMQ Series
Enterprise Integration ApplicationManufacturing Systems
Nestle India Ltd. has adopted technology offered by KLG Systel Ltd. for their Supply
Chain Management Manufacturing and Execution Systems. Nestle’s plants
manufacture popular brands like Nescafe, Milo , Lactogen, Fruit’N Dahi, Kit Kat, etc.
Business Challenges
hMilk powder manufacture requires handling of large quantity (150 MT) of
milk on a daily basis.
hWith a turnover of over US$ 590 Million, 35 brands manufactured in 15
plants. Nestle has a major SCM challenge to produce more & move goods
based on demand to thousands of location.
hLactogen manufacturing needs different recipes based on quality of raw
material.
hManufacture of coffee and chocolates need proper handling of proteins
and other nutrients in appropriate proportions.
hManufacturer of Fruit’N Dahi (Yogurt) requires proper batch processing.
KLG Solution
hKLG’s CHAOS technology, using Heuristics and Multi Integer Linear
Programming, optimises the daily supply chain for 35 Brands, 15 Plants, 550
SKU’s and 60 Depots.
hOptimal operation of Egron and Evaporation has resulted in savings of upto
10% milk usage done by reduction in spoilage and enhanced quality.
hCapability to handle 75 recipes was attained and transition time for
change in recipe was reduced by 400% resulting in use of various milk
varieties and optimal purchases.
hIntroduction of animated 3D graphics gave a more realistic look and feel of
the plant to the operators. Process Control Engineers could have an
overview of the process parameters of the whole plant from a centralised
location.
Nestle is implementing our solution for all other upcoming units and are also
engaging services of KLG Systel Limited for SARC nations.
Automation and Manufacturing Solutions - Nestle India Ltd. Case Study
Stage A: Supply Chain Management System
2 60 Depots 3 100’s of Locations 4 Happy Customers
Stage B: Manufacturing & Automation
Login to the project Nestle Egron Plant1
Login to the project - Nestle Fruit’N Dahi Plant
1
Login to the project - Nestle Kitkat1
2 Egron Plant View2
Fruit’N Dahi Plant Overview22
2Kitkat process overview2
3 Nestle product - Fruit’N Dahi
Nestle product - Lactogen3
3 Nestle product - Kitkat
4.2
1 US $590 Million Turnover, 15 Plants, 35 Brands550 SKU’s
Case Study
Essar Steel Limited - The second largest private sector steel
producer in India has an integrated steel complex at Hazira, Gujarat.
Plant comprises Hot Briquette Iron (HBI) - Electric Arc Furnaces (EAF)
- Continuous Caster (CC) - Hot Strip Mill (HSM) route to strip making.
The plant is capable of manufacturing high value added non-
commercial flat products. With regard to its product quality and
specifications, the plant offers tremendous flexibility in charge mix,
lot size and product mix / range. Operations are highly automated to
improve operational efficiency and productivity. It has high level of
automation for both process and business applications. It has a state-
of-art hot rolled coil (HRC) plant with a capacity of 2MMPTA. It is the
only mill in India capable of rolling up to 2000-mm wide coils.
Business Challenges.
hHigh Volume and a large variety of product types.
hChanging market demand and prices required plant
management to change product mix and schedule in near real
time to improve profitablity.
hAutomation and technology at different levels was a major
challenge. Technology was sourced from various
suppliers globally resulting in data islanding.
Solution offered
hSolution as a step towards establishing an integrated real
time information system on the plant floor using Windows
platform.
hSolution to Integrate with wide variety of Process
Controllers like Cegelac, GeFanuc Honeywell, Siemens,
Allen-Bradley, L&T and Siemens was offered and technology was
brought on a single unified platform.
�Information was logged without any manual interventions
and errors.
�Timely corrective actions were ensured and much needed
co-ordination between various departments was achieved.
�Satisfied by the performance and support by KLG, Essar has
offered a MES (Manufacturing Execution System) system
study and prototype project for material and ladle tracking
in Ladle Furnace, VD & Ferro Alloy Store Area.
Automation and Manufacturing Solutions - Essar Steel
Nozzle Gas System5Alloy Addition System 4
HOT BRIQUETTE IRON
VOD - VACCUM OXYGEN DECARBORISATION
ELECTRICAL ARC FURNACE
LABEL REFINING FURNACE
CONTINUOUSCASTING
LAMINAR COOLING
COIL BOX
HOT STRIP MILL
FINISHING MILLDESCALERDESCALER
WALKING BEAMFURNACE
REVIERSINGROUGHERWITH EDGER
CROP SHEAR
SHEAR LINE
PLATE
DOWN COILER
SERVICE CENTER
VD - VACCUMDEGASSING
Steel Production Process 1
RH Furnace 2 Factory Floor Integration3
Essar Steel
Vacuum System6
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Steel Production Process
Case Study Automation and Manufacturing Solutions - Tata Iron & Steel Company Ltd.
Tata Iron & Steel Company Ltd.(TISCO)
Established in 1907, Tata Steel is Asia's first and India's largest
integrated private sector steel company. With its captive iron
ore, coal mines and one of the world's most modern steel
making and finishing facilities at Jamshedpur in eastern India,
which includes a state-of-the-art Cold Rolling Mill complex,
Tata Steel is among the ‘lowest cost’ producer of steel in the
world. The 4 million tonne Jamshedpur plant produces
both flat and long products.
Business Challenges
hIslands of legacy automation from diverse vendors.
hNo integration between processes and plants.
hPlant floor not integrated with IT system.
hPoor visibility for managers of plant activities and plant
operation.
hLack of tracking, control, scheduling and optimisation
systems.
hNo interface with business system.
KLG Solution
hContinuing collaboration over last seven years to devise a
Manufacturing Executing System (MES) linking Plant Floor
to SAP ERP system seamlessly over 12 mills.
hProduction simulation and real-time scheduling of
continuous casters.
hMajor improvements in plant operation and profitability.
Dynamic Scheduling of Slab Caster & Melt Shop. 1 Gantt Chart Showing Status of Heats2
1 Status of Wire Rod Mill Machinery
Online Inspection System42 Discharging System
Finished InventoryManagement
5Mill Order Screen3
4.4
Reliance Infocomm - Historical Trends8
Reliance Infocomm’s - network is a high-capacity, integrated
(wireless and wireline), convergent (voice, data and video) digital
network. The network is designed to offer services that span the
entire Infocomm value chain-infrastructure, services, both for
enterprises and individuals, applications, and consulting. The
network is designed to deliver services and applications that will
change the way Indians live. Installed Infrastructure is capable of
supporting 14 Million subscribers without incremental installation.
Business Challenges
lMonitoring of the entire network on 24 x 7 basis and 100%
Redundancy for telecom stations in 426 locations.
lFault & Performance Management.
lTraffic Monitoring.
lOperation Support System (NEMS,Clarity).
lRemote configurable architecture.
KLG Solution
lApplication for realtime monitoring of operating parameters of
network.
lEscalation of alarms & resolution of issues.
lPerformance measurement.
l Control from one center for the entire network
l Unlike most other network operations centers around the world, which
are designed to support a specific product, service or geography, the
network of Reliance is unique in the sense that it controls a range of
products, services and geographies.
lThe NOC could monitor the pan-India network on a 24 X 7 X 365 basis by
employing state-of-art digital systems to track, display and maintain
the complex network.
Case Study Automation and Manufacturing Solutions - Reliance Infocomm
Reliance Infocom
Reliance Infocomm All India NetworkReliance Infocomm Network in the State of Maharashtra1
2 Reliance Infocomm - National Network Operation Center
Reliance Infocom - Process Parameters4 5 Diagnostic Screen
Reliance Infocomm MCN DieselGenerator 1, Energy Unit Generator and Tank Fuel Level overview
6
Reliance Infocomm - OSP SCADA Alarms7
3 Reliance Infocomm MCN Communication Status
7 Reliance Infocomm - Historical trends
4.5
Client List Automation and Manufacturing Solutions
Sectors
lOil & Gas
lAutomotive
lMetal
lPower
lProcess Industries
Breweries
Cement
Chemicals
Cigarette
Fertilizer
Paint
Pulp & Paper
Sugar
lFood & Beverage
lPower
lEngineering Procurement & Construction
lTextile
lConsumer Packaged Goods
Key Customers
KLG’s customer base includes reputable
Indian companies across a wide spectrum of
industries.
Godfrey Phillips India Ltd. is primarily a tobacco product company. Well known for its Four Square, Red & White, Cavander’s, Jaisalmer, etc. brands of cigarettes. Godfrey Phillips is today the second largest player in the Indian cigarette industry with an annual turnover of over US$ 265 million. Godfrey’s Chakala Factory is a regular user of solutions developed and offered by KLG. This time they wanted to have automation on the plant floor where they had multiple Metler Toledo Weigh Scales and LNI systems which are primarily used for weighing of Cigarettes during manufacturing process. Based on the weight and other factors for the cigarettes they define the Quality of the running batch.
KLG provided a solution and the following features and benefits were available after implementation:l Automatic recording of weight data,
eliminated incorrect data entry, more time for operators to focus on productivity.
lOnline details about the Produced Weight, Production Standard Deviation, Light / Good /Heavy Cigarette, Stop Times, efficiency and rejects resulted in better quality and lower production costs
lUser could get the details of which Maker is running which Brand, the latest weight, the Min & Max. 30 Cig. Wt, Average Cig. Weight, Average Density, Standard Deviation, etc.
IOCL - The IOC group is the leading producer of various Petrochemicals & LPG in India. Wonderware InTouch is being used for the Terminal Automation of the LPG filling station. Wonderware InTouch runs on a 486/75 PC linked to an Allen-Bradley S5 series PLC via 1784-KT cards running at 9600 baud. The system monitors the Pre-weighing Stage of an empty LPG cylinder & the actual filling as well as the Post-weighing stage indicating various valve outputs, conveyer positioning & the weight of the LPG at pre & post filling stations.
Godfrey Phillips India Ltd.
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
Sectors
Food & Beverage
Colgate Palmolive
Nestle India
Pepsi Foods
Titabhi Sugar
Consumer Packaged Goods
Duracel
Godfrey Phillips India Ltd.
ITC Ltd.
Automotive
Amar Raja Batteries
DGP Hinoday
Maruti Udyog
MRF Tyres
Metal
Essar Steel Ltd.
Hindalco Industries
Tata Steel
Oil & Gas
British Gas E & P
BPCL
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
Chemical
Asian Paints
Castrol India
Galaxy Surfactants
Indofill Chemicals
Rallies India Ltd.
Syngenta
EPC and Other Industries
ABB
Alstom
Areva
Bhabha Atomic Research Center
BHEL
HEG Ltd.
Human Machine Interface/scada
Manufacturing Execution Systems
Plant Information Management
Plant-to-Business Integration
4.6
Power Systems Solutions SG61 Technology
l30% to 50% loss of power in distribution sector total of 30,000 MW costing US$ 10 Billion in cash loss and another US$ 20 Billion in residual losses
lCost of new 30,000 MW capacity - US$ 30 Billion, Cost of additional transmission & distribution system - US$ 20 Billion. Total investment US$ 50 Billion, time taken 3-6 years
lInformation and Automation expenditure of US$ 50 per consumer for 100 million consumers can result in savings of 15,000MW at a cost of US$ 5 Billion in 1.5 to 2 years
lGovernment of India actively pursuing this routelKLG has worked with 5 million consumers of 8 utilities in India for past 5 yeas in the
areas of Meter Reading, Billing, Energy Accounting, GIS and Revenue Management and shown reduction of 3% to 5% losses
lKLG has developed proprietory hardware and software technology SG61 backed by 9 patents (applied for) which has a business potential of US$ 10 Billion in developing countries
lKLG has teamed up with Autodesk, IBM, Singapore Technologies and SAP to use their core technologies and hardware
lKLG has developed its application on IBM software and is the only premier ISV for utilities in India
KLG Business Model - India, Asia and developing countries
SG61TECHNOLOGY
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Remote controller and communication hardwareusing GPRS /CDMA
Theft prevention hardware
Automatic meter reading
Automation and communication backbone software
TCP/IP Broadband backbone for multimedia applications
business application software
Implementationof
IT Backbone
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Indexing
Meter ReadingSpot Billing
Energy
Accounting
Loss
Diagnostic
Study
Feeder
Renovation
Automation
(SCADA)
GPS Survey /GIS Mapping
6.1
SBU
Automatic
Meter
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Revenue Collection
COMMERCIAL SECTOR
INDUSTRIAL SECTOR
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POWER DISTRIBUTION
·Power is distributed at 0.4 kV level after being stepped down from 11 kV
·Total Distribution capacity is about 250000MVA; total number of consumers is over 130 million
·Distribution sector is managed by state owned distribution companies / boards / corporations or private companies
·Indian Electricity Act 2003 have made distribution companies more accountable and opened up privatisation
·Average annual compound growth rate of electricity consumption since 1950 has been 8.9 %
·Electricity consumption in different sectors Agriculture- 24.9%Industries - 33.9%Domestic & Commercial-32% Others - 9.2%
APDRP and subsequently DISTRIBUTION RELATED ISSUES·Inefficient / poorly designed
and managed network/equipment·Metering - not 100%· High Aggregate Technical and
Commercial Loss- 30% to 50% · Distribution companies are
financially stressed · Tariff structure based on
subsidising agricultural sector at the expense of Commercial and Industrial sector; resulting in theft and /or shifting of Commercial and Industrial sector to own captive generation
· Weak Revenue Management and Energy Accounting. Lack of Load Forecasting - Long Term and Short Term
·Sources of Power Generation Steam - 57%, Hydro - 26%Nuclear - 2.4%, Wind-1.7% Gas - 10%, Diesel - 1.0%
·Plant Load Factor Improvement
·Low Quality, high ash content coal as primary source of fuel
·Alarmingly low participation of private sector in capacity augmentation
POWER GENERATION
·Alternates to Thermal in Hydro and Nuclear have not picked up as per expectation
·Peak and Energy Shortages still remain ; hence no possibility of spinning reserves
·Environmental pollution
POWER TRANSMISSION
·Transmission System comprises 400kV network for Main & Bulk transmission. Total Transmission network is about 22000 km
·Power Grid Corporation is responsible for transmitting electricity at 400 kV and 220 kV
TRANSMISSION RELATED ISSUES
·Grid Discipline, with overdrawals resulting in grid collapse
·Enforcement of Availability Based Tariff (ABT)
·Weak Reactive Power Management resulting inpoor voltage regulation High Switching Transients
·Interconnection of regional grids for transfer of bulk power from one part of the country to another
AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
·Highly subsidised or free power to agriculture sector; with flat rate tariff in many states·Main use of electricity is for pumping ground water for irrigation; total number of electricity
driven pumps is about 141 lakh with compounded annual growth rate of 13.3 %·Share in overall electricity consumption is about 30%·Agriculture supply is predominantly high loss due to longer HT/LT line and misuse of single
phasing period·Extensive scheduled and unscheduled load shedding·HVDS is being implemented in many states
USERS OF POWER
·shortage of power availability
·Energy charges may be partially subsidised for this category in some states·Non-technical losses including theft, tampering of meters, billing and collection errors are
common·Variance between Sanctioned load vs. Connected load is high; with middle class
consumption patterns changing rapidly, especially in Metros and Class A cities
Compounded annual growth rate reduced from 13% in 1984-85 to 5.0% in 2002-03 due to
DOMESTIC SECTOR
BA KN·Compounded annual growth rate reduced from 9% in 1984-85 to 5.4% in 2002-03 due to shortage of power availability
·Quality and Reliability of supply is of major concern to this sector· Most commercial buildings opt for own in-house generation for continuous supply relying
on expensive diesel·Energy charges to this sector are comparably high because of cross-subsidy resulting in
theft
·On the receiving end of the cross-subsidy policy, this sector has the highest tariff among all users with unit charges as high as Rs 5/- per unit
·8.6% compound growth rate per annum·Lack of reliable and good quality power supply to this sector has led to own captive
generation by many industries, hence reducing revenue share of utilities
6.2
Power Systems SolutionsSBU
Power System Solutions Vidushi
GIS based Reliability & Load Flow analysis
Generation of Unique Consumer Identification Number
Distribution Network Manager - Hierarchal representation of network up to end consumer
Collection of detailed information of different assets owned by Utility
Electrical network tracing
Capturing of meter details and online status updation
GIS based simulation and on screen analysisfor better decision making
Automation of New Connection release process
On-spot Meter Reading and Bill Generation
Vidushi-Transmission & Distribution Information Management System
Mass Bill Generation at billing center
Generation of Exception Report
Utility Distribution Management System
SAP ERP SAP ISU
Consumer & Asset data
Meter Data
Meter Reading
Consumer Indexing
EnergyAccounting
MeterReading
SAP NetWeaver Web Application Server
SAP Netweaver XI
Vidushi Plug-ins
(Powered by
SAP NetWeaver )R
6.4
SBU
SBU Power System Solutions Vidushi
1. Generation of MIS reports 3. Technical loss calculation and analysis2. Trend analysis for better decision making
4. Graphical representation of loss analysis on GIS map 5. Commercial loss calculation 6. Detailed consumer information on a single click
7. Consumer complaint registration 8. Load forecasting 9. Use of mobile devices to improve process efficiency and performance
6.5
Power System Solutions
SG61 Automation and Communication comprises:
Distribution Management System! Substation automation! AMR integration and real time visibility from consumer level up to HT Network! Online energy audit! Remote connection and disconnection activities of
and linkage of spot billing / camera based billing system
and Interface with SCADA system.
JVVNL, Jaipur
Monthly Meter Reading along with load survey, logging
of tamper events, wiring verification and their analysis
using CMRI and web based software for analysis and
generation of MIS reports for various categories of 5,000
no. of consumers in seven circles of Jaipur Discom for a
period of 3 years.
MSEDCL, Maharashtra
Digital Camera based photo meter reading for 13.5 Lac
consumers.
MVVNL, Bareilly
Meter reading, spot billing, revenue realization,
disconnection, reconnection, DT wise Energy
Accounting for 89,601 consumers.
WBSEDCL, Kolkata
Spot Billing for 10,45,959 consumers covering 3 zones,
11 circles, 20 divisions, 50 supply stations and web
based software for MIS.
Torrent Power
Meter reading of 2,200 Distribution Transformers of
Bhiwandi circle using CMRI and data analysis using
software.
DHBVN, Haryana
Digital Camera base photo meter reading for 50,000
consumers.
PSEB, Patiala
Meter reading and billing for AP 53,000 consumers.
The Ahemdabad Electricity Co. Ltd.
Mapping of Transformers and Consumer Indexing for
2,20,000 consumers.
BSES Rajdhani Power Limited
Survey, Electrification, Meter reading / Bill
distribution.
NDPL
Survey, Mapping, Sequencing, marking / painting of
poles, Meter Reading Energy audit for loss tracking and
Revenue Management.
Reliance Energy
Survey, design, engineering, BOQ generation with
complete project report of LT clean up system.
EPC Projects
PSEB, Patiala
RGGVY works covering 17 Districts of Punjab.
JdVVNL, Jodhur
RGGVY works for Hanumangarh and Sriganganagar
Districts.
AVVNL, Ajmer
Urban Focus Programme for Banswara and Chittorgarh
circles.
AVVNL, Ajmer
Feeder Renovation Programme for Banswara and
Chittorgarh circles.
JVVNL, Jaipur
Feeder Renovation programme for Bayana division
under Bharatpur circle.
DHBVN, Haryana
HVDS / LVDS works under “OP” circle Gurgaon
DHBVN, Haryana
Feeder Segregation Programme under “OP” circles
Hisar and Gurgaon.
Engineering Procurement and Construction
7.1
Engineering Procurement and Construction
After six decades of independence, India has been able to establish a relatively good infrastructure in generation and transmission to cater to the country's requirements. But electricity distribution still does not deliver as per the expectations. Only 56% of Indian households have access to electricity and in the rural areas, the figure drops to 44%.
The Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY) has a mission to electrify all villages and habitations, ensure all households in India have electrification by the year 2010, and provide free of cost electricity connection to Below Poverty Line (BPL) families. In addition, special attention is being given to augmenting and modernizing rural electrification infrastructure. This is being made possible by developing a Rural Electricity Distribution Backbone (REDB) with at least one 33/11 kV (or 66/11 kV) sub-station in each block; Village Electrification Infrastructure (VEI) with at least one distribution transformer in each village/habitation; and DDG Systems where the grid’s supply is not feasible.
The state electricity utilities have also taken proactive steps to improve distribution efficiency under the Feeder Renovation Programme. This is being done with a view to utilities achieving turnaround by the year 2011-12.
KLG being already active in the Indian Power Industry, has entered the programme and is carrying out Feeder Renovation Programmes (FRP) in Rajasthan. The company is also undertaking construction of 33/11 kV line/substations, BPL Connections and HVDS/LVDS activity in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Haryana. KLG also has plans to begin work in Feeder Segregation under the Feeder Renovation Programme.
Energy Today – The Startling Reality
The earth is facing a severe crisis. On the one hand we lack adequate secure supplies of affordable electricity and on the other we are faced with the environmental harms of generating and consuming too much of it.
Added to this, power loss occurs at all levels of production, transmission, distribution and consumption. At a macro level as a result of disconnected islands of energy and peak load scenarios and numerous other variables that result in peaks and troughs that are difficult to cater to. And at the micro level, power wastage results from negligence, convenience or simply a lack of manpower resources, for e.g. machines and equipment idling, lights that remain burning in broad daylight.
Personal or commercial, power wastage occurs regularly; you only need to look around to see it. We urgently require an efficient system to conserve such waste. After all, this waste directly impacts us in the form of inadequate power supply, higher bills, higher tariff or even concern about our future energy security.
connectgaia.com – Intelligent Electricity
connectgaia.com is the enabler for the Intelligent Grid. At one level of the grid is the Power Highway, which flows from Power Plants, Transmission Towers, through Substations and Transformers to the End User. When this is superimposed with the IT Highway with Intelligent Meters and Sensors, Remote connect/disconnect of Power and the World Wide Web, it gives birth to an intelligent system.
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connectgaia.com works through one or more intelligent devices installed at user premises based on an organisation's business requirement. There is no software to install or maintain nor do you need to become an energy management expert. connectgaia.com can be operated from an internet browser anywhere, just login to your secure account at any time and view concise charts that pinpoint energy consumption trends quickly.
connectgaia.com's unique Virtual Network allows you to group & label 'metering & controlling points' in a logical manner to suit your requirement, regardless of how your buildings or plants are wired. connectgaia users can also compare energy use across several facilities, from a single account. With this solution, users can switch on or off electrical/electronic equipments from remote locations through their secure web page, effecting 50% saving worldwide.
The intelligent device installed at user premises communicates with thousands of sensors – Temperature, Pressure, Flow, CO level, Humidity, etc. Hence, the power advantages of this 2
device are just the tip of the iceberg; it shall be the user's first step in reaping the advantages that a sensor network offers.
How does the connectgaia.com solution work?
connectgaia.com is a low cost web based solution that allows power consumers to MEASURE, TMVISUALIZE, ANALYZE, CONTROL AND SAVE electricity in Real-time, Anywhere, Anytime –
across the Enterprise. The solution leverages advanced metering, sensor, proven IP communication technologies and a robust IT backbone to bring intelligence into electricity consumption.
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AT THE HEART OF THE connectgaia.com solution are the gaiaeco (mother) and gaiacell (child) units, which are installed on a customer's existing electricity network. gaiaeco is the nodal device that puts all the power related problems of a consumer in perspective. Containing inlet & outlet connectors, GPRS and ZigBee antennas, this water resistant unit incorporates state-of-the-art microprocessor-based technology and digital switching. A gaiaeco unit is installed on the user's premises. Then depending on the business requirement, geographical / administrative entities or equipment to be monitored, the gaiaeco unit connects to a network of gaiacell units to draw information about power consumption in the premises, at different locations, areas or by individual consuming points. connectgaia.com enables remote sensing and access of metered data and allows the customer to remotely manage electricity consumption on his premises.
connectgaia.com with Demand Response capabilities arms consumers with information on their electricity usage that allows them to realign consumption patterns. By curbing their power use during peak periods, they can not only save money but also help to ease the demands on power plants and distribution lines. Utilities, in turn, can avoid buying expensive power on spot markets or generating their own during peak times.
Though not an energy efficiency device in itself, connectgaia.com enables power users to set up informed energy efficiency & conservation measures by using state of art technology and sensor networks. connectgaia.com is the platform that will make possible an era of energy efficiency, where better energy management is institutionalised and sustainable among electricity customers.
How the connectgaia solution distributes itself across a customer's premises?
This diagram illustrates how connectgaia intelligent devices are installed on a customer's electricity network in a commercial or industrial setup. With the connectgaia.com system in place the Factory Head or Facility Manager can access the connectgaia.com platform through the web using a secure account and can view, monitor and control power utilization on the premises.
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With the connectgaia.com network in place the Intelligent Grid works to the advantage of all stakeholders :
! Consumers can participate in optimising power and saving.! Each Power Station, Transmission Network, Distribution Network and all component of consumers can collaborate online by sharing power information for an optimised Demand
Response System.! Blackouts in some areas are fed energy from energy surplus areas – till there are no more blackouts and each unit in the network receives optimum energy.! Lower electricity use in peak periods creates benefits by reducing the amount of generation and transmission asset required to provide electric service.! Lower demand in response to high prices reduces the cost of electricity production for peaking power and holds down prices in electricity spot markets.! Reduced demand enhances an operator's ability to manage the electric grid and reduces the potential for forced outages or full-scale blackouts.
Portal features
connectgaia.com enterprise portal is built on the latest IBM SOA platform and offers the following features:
TMMEASURE, VISUALIZE, ANALYZE, CONTROL & SAVE
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Dashboard: lets you customise all the important reports, which you would like to view at regular intervals, on ONE SCREEN.
VISUALIZE:
Reports & Graphs: connectgaia.com solution offers following reports, which will help you v i sua l ize the energy requirements of your organisation and plan accordingly.
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Accessing the connectgaia.com portal
connectgaia.com solution can be accessed over the internet anywhere and anytime. You simply need to create a username and password once the solution is installed at your premises. Visit www.conectgaia.com and login with your username and password and get connected! It's that simple!!
connectgaia.com portal integrates the data collected in the data warehouse and presents it to the user. connectgaia.com core application handles device provisioning, package subscription and other back office functionality.
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connectgaia.com – a holistic solution
Empowers you, enriches your life
connectgaia.com enables users to:
From simple benefits to the efficient management of complex power consuming businesses, to wide ranging environmental benefits, connectgaia.com translates into different advantages for different people. It means:
! Better management of available power! Real time monitoring and measurement of usage! Circuit level measuring and pinpointing wastage! Identifying energy efficient measures! Remote switching on and off of equipment, machinery or appliances! Reducing customer's energy bills, without drastic changes in lifestyle! Programming schedules for remote management
! Allows for rule and event based scheduling! Supports real time generation of alarms and user prompts! Monitors and protects against power theft! Communicates with temperature, pressure, light and over 1000 types of sensors! Increases worker productivity! Ensures utilities comply with power delivery service levels! Presents a case for discrepancies in billing
! Participate in Demand Response with utilities and power network! Make choices on the time of day tariff based incentive programmes! Depend less on captive power plant generation! Realise the economic development of an organization! Practice saving energy resources! Help reduce global warming! Be a proud member of the clean, 'Gaia friendly' energy family–by lessening carbon emissions
& in fact earning carbon credits
connectgaia.com gives a clear individual, environmental and civilisational advantage in averting the impending energy crisis.
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! Tariff calculation and cost analysis with inbuilt tariff logic; ! Trend Analysis helps analyze their electrical problems to enable corrective action; ! Energy Consumption comparison over time period, similar machines and benchmarks; ! Control High Electricity Bills with demand optimisation, managing power factor, analysing
quality of power and peak load consumption; ! Analyze Phase Imbalance, DG performance and avoid Idle Operations.
Remote Switch On/Off (Digital Switches): Controlling your devices was never so easy.
Logic based Schedulers: With the web based scheduler option, you are now able to schedule remote switch on/off of your equipments.
Using connectgaia.com, users can save up to 50% of their electricity bill. connectgaia.com empowers customers to closely monitor and thereby control electrical and process parameters tightly, optimise energy consumption and minimise the scope of wasteful practices. All this directly impacts electricity bill in terms of savings.
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Intelligent Lighting Unit
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Street-lighting Management - BEST, Mumbai
Programme overview:Pilot project for automated operation of 10 SLPs of Dadar, Mumbai
Programme objectives:Operation Management: Automatic operation/ remote management of street lights through time based or calendar based scheduling. Asset Management: Online Health Monitoring of equipments enabling quick fault detection.Power Supply Monitoring: SLP wise monitoring of energy consumption, voltage fluctuations, frequency profile, load profile pattern, power factor etc.
Programme design and implementation strategy:Out of the many solutions proposed to BEST, was the chosen one for its capabilities in the following domain:
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! Asset Management
- Online health monitoring- Enables Quick Fault
Detection! Power Supply Monitoring
- SLP wise electricalparameters
- Voltage fluctuations
! Operation Management- Calendar Based Scheduling- Astronomical Scheduling- Need Based Scheduling –
ON/OFF operation- Remote Management
Centralized operation Convenience of operation and flexibility of
! Single phase metering (16, 20 and 25 Amp.)! Compatibility with European, US, South East Asian and Indian Sockets! Remote On/Off! Wireless communication - WiFi/Zigbee! Acts a child to connectgaia.com mother unit! Scheduling and Alarms
A green switch providing real time monitoring & control of electrical equipments
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Conclusion: Before the installation of connectgaia.com intelligent street lighting system, the average operation hour of street lighting system was approximately 11.23 hours and annual energy consumption of each SLP 35000 kWh but with the installation of connectgaia.com, BEST could manage their street lighting and public area lighting network better leading to considerable annual energy savings of 56852 kWh/ annum. This has provided BEST with an intelligent system enabling optimization of its manpower and assets leading to savings.