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Anil Kevelramani
Anil Kevelramani
March 22, 1969 IPCL Incorporated GOI as Petrochemical being highly Capital
Intensive
March-Nov 1973 DMT / Xylenes plants commissioned
March 28, 1979 Naphtha Cracker plant Commissioned. All Downstream plants
commissioned.
October 28, 1987 Acquired CATAD
July-Sept. 1992 Nagothane Complex – Gas Cracker, LDPE, MEG, PP, Low
Density Polethylene, Mono-Ethylene Glycol and Polypropylene
Plants were Commissioned & Stabilized.
Sep -Dec 1996 Gandhar Phase-I :VC/PVC, Chlor- Alkali, HDPE plants and
Captive Jetty at Jageshwar Commissioned.
March 30, 1998 NC – Cracker plant Expanded from 300 to 400 KTA Ethylene,
LLDPE Plant expanded from 160 to 220 KTA.
Sept. 1999 to Gandhar Complex – Phase-II : Cracker/MEG Plants
Feb.2000 Commissioned.
June 4, 2002 Disinvestment to RIL
Location of three complexes
BC
NC
GC
IPCL, Baroda’s Cracker Plant view
IPCL Performance
N e t P r o fit R s .C r .
G r o s s T u r n o ve r
9921 250
8524 274 200
10000
R s .C r
204 150
5000 100
107
50
0 0
2001 - 02 2002 - 03 2003 - 04
Net Profit Year Gross Turnover
WHERE GROWTH IS A WAY OF LIFE
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1991 - 92 7 .1
1992 - 93 6 .9
1993 - 94 6 .5
1994 - 95 5 .9
1995 - 96 5 .2
1996 - 97 5 .4
1997 - 98 5 .1
1998 - 99 5 .0
1999 - 00 4 .9
2000 - 01 4 .2
2001 - 02 4 .2
Energy Index (IPCL)
2002 - 03 3 .8
2003 - 04 3 .7
E.I. in MMKCAL / MT
2004- 05 3 .4
Energy Cost Vs Manufacturing Cost
17.5
17.12
17
Energy Cost as % of Manufacturing Cost
16.5 16.34
16
15.5 15.36
15
14.5
14
Sr. Vice Sr. Vice Sr. Vice Sr. Vice Vice Asst. Vice
President President President President President President
(Operations) (Materials) (Technology) (Engg. (Pers. & (Medical
Services) Admn.) Services)
Dy. General
Energy Manager
All Coordinators (Technology) --
Plants ( All Plants ) Energy Cell
Dy. Gen.
Manager(Technology) &
Manager ( Tech.)-Energy Cell)
Participative Approach :
Technology Selection :
Expert’s Involvement :
Awareness Campaign :
Feed
Waste Water-II
Recovery Section Incineration
ACN
Purification Product
Fuel
Year Consumption Actions Taken
MT/MT-ACN
1987-88 0.36
1988-89 0.36 Hot Quench commissioned in 1988-89
1989-90 0.30 this reduced the Waste Water
Incinerated from 4.5 T/Hr to 3.5 T/Hr
and organic content (polymers)
increased from 5% to 22% by
adiabatic flashing in Quench column.
1990-91 0.28
1991-92 0.26
1992-93 0.26
1993-94 0.25
1994-95 0.29
ACTIONS TAKEN FOR FUEL SAVING
Fuel
Year Consumption Actions Taken
MT/MT-ACN
1995-96 0.278
1996-97 0.231 Incinerator fuel changed from LSHS to
GAIL Gas. This improved Incinerator
firing and reduced excess air
requirement.
1997-98 0.236 Hot Alkali Digestion (HAD) (IPCL Patented
Process) established as ISBL treatment.
Reduced toxic content of waste water stream.
1998-99 0.252 ADVENT Process adopted for ET Plant.
1999-00 0.239
2000-01 0.168 Waste Water generation reduced from
1.10 to 0.76 T/T by increasing target TS %
from 20 % to 30 %.
ACTIONS TAKEN FOR FUEL SAVING
Fuel
Year Consumption Actions Taken
MT/MT-ACN
2002-03 0.126 Waste water tank insulated thereby
retaining the stream temp. at 90 oC.
Reduction in Excess Air by closing of all
Air Register (dampers). Incinerator stack
temperature reduced from 740 to 710 oC.
2003-04 0.093 Further Reduction in Waste Water
generation from 0.73 T/T to 0.63 T/T by
increasing target T.S. % to 35 %.
Reduction in stack temperature from 710
to 680 oC based on observation of no
violation of Emission limit in stack
OVER THE 15 YRS PERIOD FUEL CONSUMPTION REDUCED
FROM 0.32 T/T TO 0.09 T/T.
F U E L M T /M T - A C N
0.05
0.25
0.45
0.65
0.85
1.05
1.25
1.45
1.65
1.85
1979 - 80
1980 - 81
1981 - 82
1982 - 83
1983 - 84
1984 - 85
1985 - 86
Saving in Rs.,Lakhs
1986 - 87
Fuel T/T
1987 - 88
1988 - 89
1989 - 90
1990 - 91
1991 - 92
1992 - 93
1993 - 94
1994 - 95
1995 - 96
1996 - 97
1997 - 98
1998 - 99
1999 - 00
Saving in Rs. Lakhs
2000 - 01
2001 - 02
2002 - 03
FUEL CONSUMPTION TREND IN ACRYLONITRILE PLANT
2003 - 04
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
S a v in g in R s . , L a k h s
CONCLUSION
0
93-94 94-95 95-96 96-97 97-98 98-99 99-00 00-01 01-02 02-03 03-04 04-05