achieving business efficiency Hands to the pump: total control software Marcus Fowler Associate Director, Tynemarch Systems Smart Homes & Cleanpower 2013 Conference www.hvm-uk.com / smarthomes 5 November 2013 Cambridge
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achieving business efficiency
Hands to the pump: total control software Marcus Fowler
Associate Director, Tynemarch Systems
Smart Homes & Cleanpower 2013 Conference www.hvm-uk.com/smarthomes
5 November 2013 Cambridge
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The Issues
• Water Companies have to operate their water supply network to meet customer demand at lowest cost.
• How to ensure security of supply?
• How to minimise operating cost?
Periods of high demand coincide with highest electricity costs
Keep reservoirs full at all times?
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Decision Support
• Forecast the demand – know what needs to be supplied and when
• Plan when to refill – pro-actively manage service reservoir levels
• Optimise the operation – use the most efficient pumps at the cheapest sources at the most cost-effective times
Use storage in the system to offset pumping during the peak electricity tariff periods
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MISER Network Model
• Anglian Water Regional model
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MISER Network Model
• Since 2011, Ruthamford area network optimisation – Grafham and Wing (Rutland) supplies to Northampton, Milton Keynes and Bedford
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MISER Context Diagram
MISER
Configuration
Monitoring and review
Telemetry data
Control signals Alarms
SCADA Pump & valve schedules
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End point
Real-time data
Unplanned plant outages
Planned maintenance work
Water resources status
Weather data
Water consumption
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End point
Real-time data
Optimised operations
Unplanned plant outages
Planned maintenance work
Water resources status
Weather data
Water consumption
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End point
Real-time data
Optimised operations
Benefits to customers
Assured water quality
Unplanned plant outages
Planned maintenance work
Water resources status
Weather data
Water consumption
Reduced carbon emissions
Reduced operating costs
Increase reliability of supply
Longer asset lives
achieving business efficiency
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