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LIGHTING
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Energy Conservation Measures
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- Replacement of conventional tube light T12 (52W) and T8 (46W) with T5 (30W) [Savings potential= 34.5% to 42.3%].
- Replacement of Conventional HPSV (150W) with LED (45W) and Bulb (200W)with LED (65W) [Savings potential = 67.5% to 70%]
- Replacement of Conventional Bulb (60 W/100W/200W) with CFL (15 W/27W/65W) [Savings potential = 67.5% to 75% ]
- Using LED based Task lighting instead of conventional lights [ Savings potential = 95.6% to 96.2%]
- Replacement of Magnetic choke (10W) with Electronic choke (6W)
- Use of PVC corrugated sheets for day lighting instead of conventional lights
- Savings by turning off lights based on occupancy
- Lowering of Tube lights in industry with high roofs
- Cleaning of dust on Luminaries and Transparent sheets for better lighting
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Basic Implementation done
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- Many of the industries have already switched to Electronic ballasts & T8 for lighting from T12 and magnetic ballasts.
- Many of the industries have also replaced the bulbs and task lights by CFLs.
- The old Halogen lamps are replaced by Metal Halide lamps.
- The industries are now engaging in O&M to keep the luminaries clean & dust free.
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HEATING , VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING
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Energy Conservation Measures
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- Replacement of conventional Fans with Energy Efficient Fans (50W) [Savings potential = 37.5%]
- Replacement of conventional Fans with Energy Efficient Fans (50W) [Savings potential = 37.5%]
- Evaporative cooling on the condenser side of the air conditioners.
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Basic Implementation done
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Some of the Industries have already installed the BEE star rating Air conditioners.
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ELECTRIC INDUCTION MOTORS
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Energy Conservation Measures
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- Installation of an APFC (Automatic Power Factor Controller) in the main panel.
- Increasing production, motor loading to improve operational efficiency.
- Conversion to permanent star connection for the under loaded motors.
- Replacement with more energy efficient IE3 motors.
- Variable Frequency Drive application for energy conservation by reducing the motor rpm.
- Selection of proper size motor for an application.
- Replacement of old and worn out V belt drives by synchronous belt drives. [upto 8% savings]
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Basic Implementation done
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- The officials have now understood the importance of motor loading and have decided to standardize their machinery so that they can benefit by operating in the appropriate loading range of 50%-100% of the motor.
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Relevant Points
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- The industries in sector have a very wide range of machinery each brought in situations of production bottlenecks. All the operations can be performed on each one of them. Hence many a times they function in either overloaded or underloaded zone.
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AIR COMPRESSOR
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Energy Conservation Measures
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- Prevention of leakage in compressor [Majority of the industry proper operational strategy for the compressor, so replacing it offers savings upto 20%to 30%.
- Installation of variable frequency drive (VFD) on screw type air compressors saves the no load power consumption.
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Basic Implementation
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- The officials have been conveyed about the high value of the compressed air and they are now engaging in replacement of old ball valves, leakage testing.
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Relevant Points
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- The workers earlier used to waste a lot of compressed air, some of them even used the same for cleaning. Such practices have been discontinued now.
- It was observed that many of the industries have a faulty compressed air circuit or poor pressure control system. In some places the compressor was compressing the air and then a release air valve was opening to pump out the excess air.
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CAPACITORS
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Energy Conservation Measures
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- The capacitors were derated and the replacement of the same has been recommended
- In some industries the capacitor bank was inappropriately sized and hence the power factor was not being maintained even after APFC installation . So proper sizing was recommended.
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Basic Implementation done
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- Few of the industries in Punjab had PF incentive and surcharge however they had not installed the APFC panel. The benefits of the same were communicated to them and they agreed to the same.
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Relevant Points
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- Many of the industries did not have power factor surcharge of incentive and hence were not so keen on ensuring the health of their capacitor banks
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