Restructuring the Indian power sector with energy conservation as the motive for economic and environmental benefits

Palanichamy, C.; Babu, N.S.; Chelvan, R.K.; Nadarajan, C.

doi:10.1109/60.815110

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“…There is a shortage of power of around 10 to 15% at this time. If the same growth were maintained the installed capacity would go up to 230,000 MW by 2012 (Palanisamy et al, 1999). To achieve this target a generation capacity of about 10,000 MW per year would be required to be added each year.…”

Section: Transition Of the Chinese Power Industry: Market Efficienmentioning

confidence: 99%

Power Industry Reliability Coordination in Asia in a Market Environment

Hammons

Воропай

2010

International Journal of Engineering Business Management

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Section: Transition Of the Chinese Power Industry: Market Efficienmentioning

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Power Industry Reliability Coordination in Asia in a Market Environment

Hammons

Воропай

2010

International Journal of Engineering Business Management

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“…Out of the total EC, the cost due to electrical is 65%, the rest being fuel, etc. The energy audit guidelines and surveys [20][21] and primary [22][23] secondary [24] energy-efficient technologies have been carried out in textile mills [25][26]. Energy Conservation studies by South India Textile Research Association (SITRA) have brought out the possibility of reducing energy consumption in the Indian textile industry by 20 to 25% and the norms for spinning mills has been published [20], and Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has presented the energy-saving technologies in the textile sector [21].…”

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“…The emphasis on energy conservation and restructuring the Indian power sector is presented [24]. In [25], by adopting ECON techniques for proper utilization of transformer rating, power transmission cable sizing, operating temperature modifications in the air conditioning plant, and Energy-Efficient (EE-raring, which will provide high efficiency with less power consumptions ) motors, an electrical energy saving (ES rating , which is capable to operate with less energy and saved the applied energy) of 18.23% and a total energy saving of 11.85% was achieved in a textile mill in Tamil Nadu. Similar methods are applied in the textile mill, reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions [26].…”

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Cost-Effective Energy Conservation Techniques for Textile Spinning Mills

Pongiannan,

Krishnamoorthy,

Srinivasan

et al. 2022

IEEE Access

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The work presented here as per energy audit conducted in a textile spinning mill in western Tamilnadu.The authoers,expressed their gratitude to the texitile mill authorities for them moral supports ABSTRACTThe growing Indian economy calls for the urgent need to review the ways and means to conserve energy consumed by the industrial sector. As a part of fulfilling the objective, the Government of India has made it mandatory to conduct periodic energy audits in the bulk industrial sector to be followed up with a practical implementation of energy conservation (ECON) measures as suggested by the energy audit team. This paper presents the energy audit conducted in a medium-size textile mill in western Tamil Nadu of India. The energy audit has been conducted, and an exhaustive study of the energy consumption pattern of the mill has been carried out using tools like power quality analyzer, thermal leak detectors, air leakage detectors, and luminance meter. The qualitative data measured has been studied, and suitable sitespecific and problem-specific methods, suggestions, and recommendations have been examined to yield substantial energy savings. The implementation of energy efficiency technologies and energy saving (ES) methods like effective use of the existing machinery, installing application-specific machinery, reduction/ avoiding energy wastage was also carried out. The conducted energy audit on the chosen textile leads to the reduction of energy consumption by almost 21 % per day. It saved company utility energy by nearly 13.59 %. This paper examines the recommendations and the subsequent energy efficiency implementations about specifically (i) energy demand management, (ii) equipment healthiness, and (iii) identification of energy wasted. The energy-saving outcome is elaborated with cost-effective planning and execution.

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“…Energy does not depend only on voltage & current and time, its indirectly depends on various factors like frequency, power quality maintenance, temperature etc. In this paper, authors get experienced in the division of electrical energy audit, data observations, parameter analyses, determination of energy wastage and identifying ENCON oppourtunties available in the present industry [13][14][15][16].…”

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Electrical Energy Audit –An Experience in a Small Scale Textile Mill

Nagaveni¹,

Nivetha²,

Ramkumar³

et al. 2019

IJITEE

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Electrical Energy has become a one of the vital factor in deciding the total production cost and maintenance cost . Day by day, energy demand keeps rising in the industrial sectors because of this reason it is essential to reduce energy consumption for that energy conservation is must needed action. Energy Audit is the prime tool for finding the energy conservation oppourtunities. It helps us to make attempts to balance the total energy inputs with its use and serves to identify all the energy flow in a facility. Energy auditing will not only save money but it also improves the quality of electrical energy supply. Energy Conservation and Energy efficiency in industry has to be improved, this is the prime motive for Government of India. This paper shares the experiences of the authors on Electrical Energy Conservation Projects carried out in a Textile Industry situated in Tamilnadu State. We have used Load Manager for the observation of electrical datas during normal working load condition itself. These datas helps us to gain the electrical energy audting experience in the industry

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Restructuring the Indian power sector with energy conservation as the motive for economic and environmental benefits

Cited by 20 publications

References 4 publications

Power Industry Reliability Coordination in Asia in a Market Environment

Power Industry Reliability Coordination in Asia in a Market Environment

Cost-Effective Energy Conservation Techniques for Textile Spinning Mills

Electrical Energy Audit –An Experience in a Small Scale Textile Mill

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