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| SEE-UtiSave : Save Energy in Electrical Utilities | |
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Welcome
to See-UtiSave (Save Electricity in Utilities: Motors, Transformers, Power Factor
Improvement, Compressors, Pumps, DG sets, Industrial Fans, Refrigeration &
Air Conditioning, Cooling Tower and Lighting; maintain history card and
monitor energy consumption versus production at SEB/Feeder/DB level).
Due to rising electricity tariff, increase in percentage of energy cost in total production cost and cut-throat competition; it has become imperative for energy intensive manufacturing/processing units to optimize energy consumption. It has been observed that the utilities take major share of energy consumption in many industries. Now, to improve energy efficiency, there are many options. Techno-economic feasibility of these options has to be worked out before implementation. See-UtiSave is knowledge based IT solution to achieve this goal. It helps to identify & quantify energy wastage and facilitates selection & implementation of energy saving measures in electrical utilities.
See-UtiSave is developed by the consultants already working in the field, carrying out Energy Audit and implementing energy saving measures. See-UtiSave helps to understand the energy interactions, effects of various design & operating parameters on efficiency and quantify energy losses in transformers, power factor improvement, motors, compressors & cooling tower. It is highly interactive, user friendly and provides required knowledge base in the Help. The user can customize See-UtiSave by incorporating his plant particulars. It also serves as log-sheet for various records keeping. The analysis result can be printed in form of a report.
Now See-UtiSave also includes 200 tips for initiating & guiding efforts for energy conservation, equipment history card for maintenance, case studies, energy efficient equipment/retrofitting vendors and monitoring energy conservation measures (ECM) implementation & training modules.
FEATURES
OF See-UtiSave: The
software consists of following modules, the features are:
Energy Monitoring: It incorporates
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Applicable
electrical tariff | |
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Plant
particulars : Section/ block Details (Name & Process) | |
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DG
sets details and monitors fuel consumption versus KWhr generated | |
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Shift
wise/Daily recording of KWhr, KVARh and computes shift wise average Power
Factor | |
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Electrical
network (consisting various feeders & DBs) and provides monitoring of
energy consumption versus production/output at SEB/Feeder/DB level | |
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Monthly
Electricity Consumption Data (Maximum Demand, Billing Demand, Power
Factor, KWhr Consumption, Demand Charges, KWhr Charges, Monthly Bill) | |
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Report
generation for daily & monthly PF, KWhr & KVARh | |
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Frequency
Distribution & Regression Analysis for energy consumption &
production/output at SEB/Feeder/DB level | |
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Graphical
representation of KWhr, MD, PF, KWhr Charges, MD Charges & Total Bill
for a given year or period |
PF
Improvement: It provides
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Calculations
for Capacitor (KVAR) requirement for desired PF improvement &
reduction in demand charges | |
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Payback
period calculation for installing capacitors & Recommendations for
improving PF |
Induction Motors: In this module the user can
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Incorporate
Installed Motor Specifications | |
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Choose
Motors with design data for Motor Load Analysis | |
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Log
measured V, A, PF & KW; thus compute Motor Loading (%), Losses (KW),
Efficiency, Annual KWhr consumption & Operating Cost | |
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Evaluation
for Energy Conservation Options (Delta to Star Conversion, Automatic
Star/Delta Controller, Replacement by smaller rating Standard/Energy
Efficient Motor, Installing Flat-belt drive, Energy Saver/Soft-Starter
etc.) & the Saving Potential with Payback Period | |
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KVAR
requirement for Power Factor Improvement at Load End | |
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Date
&/or Section wise display of Motor Load Analysis | |
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Maintenance
record keeping, Cost Incurred, Monitoring of
No-load Current (A) & No-load Power (KW) | |
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Graphical
display of Variation in Motor Current (A) & Power Drawn (KW) with Time | |
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History
Card |
Compressor: This module facilitate user to :
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Incorporate
Compressor Specifications | |
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Carry
out Performance Evaluation by Free Air Delivery (FAD) & Leakage Test | |
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Test
Output in terms of FAD in m3/Min, Power Consumption in KW / 100
CFM, Leakage in m3/Min, Leakage loss in Rs/Annum | |
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Log
test data & retrieve test reports | |
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History
Card | |
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Calculating
Pressure drop in pipelines |
Lighting: It facilitates
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Incandescent
Lamps Analysis | |
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Fluorescent
Lamps Analysis | |
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Mercury
Vapor Lamps Analysis | |
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Lighting Design for energy efficiency |
Transformer:
This module provides features & guidelines
to :
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Incorporate
Transformer Specifications | |
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Carry
out Transformer Load Management | |
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Calculate
KVAR required for PF improvement due to Transformer Impedance | |
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Improve
PF for Two Phase Welding Transformers | |
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History
Card |
Pumps: This
module provides features & guidelines to:
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Incorporate
Pump Specifications | |
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Carry
out performance evaluation for the pump : Output – Total head, Pumping
Capacity & Pump Efficiency | |
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Calculate
Motor Power (HP/KW) required for a given pumping requirement | |
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Find
out energy conservation potential by Impeller trimming, Replacing smaller
impeller, providing variable speed drive and other measures | |
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History
Card |
Cooling
Tower (CT):
In
this module user can:
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Incorporate
Cooling Tower Design Parameters | |
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Carry
out Performance test | |
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Output
in terms of CT Capacity
Utilization (%), CT Range (oC), CT Approach (oC),
Evaporation Loss (%), Required Blow down (m3 /hr) & Makeup
water (m3/hr) | |
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Recommendation
based on test results to improve CT performance | |
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History
Card |
DG
Sets:
In
this module user can:
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Incorporate
DG set Parameters | |
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Performance
Monitoring of DG set & Energy Conservation measures |
Industrial
Fans:
In
this module user can:
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Incorporate
Fan Parameters & Air density calculations; Performance Evaluation of Fan | |
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Fan
& Fan Motor power calculations; Energy Conservation measures with VSD
& Other measures |
Refrigeration
& Air Conditioning:
In
this module user can:
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Incorporate
system Parameters; Performance evaluation of Refrigeration System/Chiller by
calculation of output in terms of Net refrigeration effect, Compression
ratio, COP, Evaporator duty, Evaporator effectiveness, HP/TR, Heat load due
to lighting, Condenser effectiveness, Actual flow in chiller | |
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Estimation
of refrigeration or air-conditioning compressor capacity | |
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Energy
conservation measures |
Individual
modules or set of modules as per the requirement are also available.
Hardware & Operating System Requirement for all the products
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Sr. |
Hardware & Operating System |
Requirement |
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Processor |
Recommended : Pentium 100 MHz & above |
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Operating System |
Windows 95 & above / Windows NT 4.0 & above |
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3 |
Hard Disk Space |
Minimum : 20 MB |
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4 |
RAM |
16 MB and above (Recommended 32 MB & above) |
Some of our Software Clientele:
| Elecon Engg Ltd., V. V. Nagar, Gujrat | Herdillia Chemicals Ltd., Mumbai |
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National Council for Cement & Building Materials, Ballabhgarh, New Delhi |
School of Energy & Environment, DAVV, Indore, MP |
| Seagram Distilleries Ltd., Nashik |
Trivedi & Associates, Baroda, Gujrat |
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Raymonds Ltd., Chindwara, MP |
Lucas-TVS Ltd., Sriprembadur, Chennai, TN |
| Council for Scientific & Industrial Research, Chennai, TN | Lanka Transformers Ltd., Colombo, SriLanka |
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H & R Johnson Ltd., Dewas, MP |
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