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Energy Management System
Energy Management System
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¾ ¾Energy is aisdriving
Energy force
a driving for development.
force for development. Energy Management
Energy Management is notisby
notchance, it is ait
by chance,
Mission with a Target.
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with a Target. everylikerupee
everyisrupee
accounted, audited and
is accounted, analyzed
audited in depth
and analyzed
is in
equally important that very unit of energy spent is accounted and
depth, it is equally important that very unit of energy spent is accounted analyzed to ascertain
and
efficient use.
analyzed to ascertain its efficient use.
¾ In today’s
¾ competitive
In today’s world,
competitive productivity
world, and and
productivity profitability of organizations,
profitability industries
of organizations, and
industries
and utilities are inextricably linked to energy management.
¾monitoring, analysis and reporting
Energy Management System isthat a enhances the experience
comprehensive of energy
solution for energymanagement.
information
acquisition monitoring, analysis and reporting that enhances the experience of
energy management.
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Benefits
9 Manual intervention minimized 9 Improved Maintenance efficiency
9 Improved fault Redressal 9 Efficient Energy Optimization
9 Reduced Outage Time 9 Improved Productivity
9 Lesser Equipment Problem 9 Daily Logs
• Data Historian
for quality
analysis
• Central database
System
• Online Energy
flow
• Configurable
Alarm
• Trends through
Bar graphs, pie Online Data Availability Energy Audit
charts, line Voltage, Current, frequency, PF curves Feeder, Department Energy, Loss Circuits,
trends Production Cost Analysis, Per unit Production
P a r am e t ers
M o n it o r e d: 50.2 Frequency Department wise Energy
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Overload, Relative Phase Unbalance, Harmonics, Harmonics, Potential Failure, Low voltage,
KVArh lead System Peak, Avg PF, Power Interruptions Low PF, CT out
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