9/22/2019

“CII Energy Efficiency Award-2019”

Cement Sector
Orient Cement Ltd-Chittapur,Karnakata
Presentation by
Mr. Santosh Kumar Sharma-SGM(Operations)
Mr. Madhava Kumar –Sr.Manager(Process)/EA
Mr.Ashwani kumar Singh-Manager(Electrical)

Aesthetic View Of the Plant

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ORIENT CEMENT LIMITED - PLANT PROFILE 3

Orient Cement operating 3 Cement Plants in India:

- Integrated Plant - Devapur, Telangana State
- Cement Grinding Unit - Jalgaon, Maharashtra
- Integrated Plant - Chittapur, Karnataka

Overall Capacity of Orient Cement is 8.0 MTPA.

Plant is certified with IMS:

• ISO 9001:2015 Jalgaon-

Devapur Unit
Telangana
• ISO 14001:2015 Maharastra
Cap: 3 MTPA
Cap: 2 MTPA
• ISO 45001:2018 Chittapur Unit
• Member of CSI (WBCSD) Karnataka
Cap: 3 MTPA
• ISO 50001:2018 under certification.

Salient Features
Plant Location :Itga (V),
Chittapur (Tq) ,
Gulbarga (Dist.)
Karnataka
Commercial Production :Sep 2015

Capacity
Clinker : 2MTPA
Cement : 3MTPA
CPP : 45MW

Total Land Area

Plant & Colony : 266 Ha
Mines : 519 Ha

Green Belt : 133 Ha (Till 31st March 2019)

Maximum Temp : 48°C

Minimum Temp : 15°C
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Cement Manufacturing Process 5

Energy saving projects implemented during 2017-18 6

Annual Annual Total

electrical Thermal annual
Description of Energy Saving savings savings tones savings
Projects implemented
Units in Rs Tones Rs
Rs Lakh
Lakh Lakh fuel Lakh
Optimization of PA fan with VFD
0.86 6.05 200 11.3 17.4
installation
Reduce the damper loss in Raw mill
2.40 16.5 0 0 16.5
fan
Optimize the air volume in Cement
33.0 231 0 0 231.0
mill

Optimize the air volume in raw mill-2 7.5 50.4 0 0 50.4

Optimization of cooling water pumps 1.7 12.1 0 0 12.1

Compressor air leakages in Post
5.4 37.8 0 0 37.8
clinker

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Energy saving projects implemented during 2017-18 7

Annual Annual Total

electrical Thermal annual
Description of Energy Saving savings savings tones savings
Projects implemented
Units in Rs Tones Rs
Rs Lakh
lakh Lakh fuel Lakh
Optimize Cement mill with grinding
aid spray modification at mill feed 6.6 46.2 0 0 46.2
chute
Optimization of cooler operation 3.5 22.1 375 18.75 40.9

Reduce the damper loss in Cement

2.31 16.2 0 0 16.2
mill fan

Optimize the air volume in raw mill-1 7.5 50.4 0 0 50.4

Optimization of coal mill booster fan 2.27 15.9 0 0 15.9

Idle running optimization 1.8 12.6 0 0 12.6

Energy saving projects implemented during 2018-19 8

Annual Annual Total

electrical Thermal annual
Description of Energy Saving savings savings tones savings
Projects implemented
Units in Rs Tones Rs
Rs Lakh
lakh Lakh fuel Lakh
Optimization of crusher secondary
3.0 22.5 0 0 23.0
motor load
Optimization of Raw mill (roller
10.0 75.0 0 0 75.0
press) gap
Optimization of Raw mill (roller
30.0 225 0 0 225
press) fan flow
Optimization of Preheater fan flow
18.0 135 615.4 55.4 190
with Outlet pressure PID
Optimization of cooler vent fan flow
6.0 45 0 0 45
with kiln hood pressure PID
Modification of OK mill (Cement
36.0 270 0 0 270
mill) grinding aid nozzle spray

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Energy saving projects implemented during 2018-19 9

Annual Annual Total

electrical Thermal annual
Description of Energy Saving savings savings tones savings
Projects implemented
Units in Rs Tones Rs
Rs Lakh
lakh Lakh fuel Lakh
Optimization of OK mill (Cement
27.0 202.5 0 0 202.5
mill) fan flow

Optimization of fly ash compressor 3.60 27 0 0 27.0

Optimization of Bag filter in fly ash

0.61 0.46 0 0 5.0
silo
Optimization of Raw mill circuit bag
2.38 17.8 0 0 17.8
filters
Optimization of Bag filters in Packing 11.19 83.9 0 0 84.0

Optimization of fuel & Raw mix 0.00 0.00 923.08 83.1 83.1

Total Saving achieved : 18.0 Cr with No investment

Specific power consumption 10

Specific power consumption Specific power consumption

kWh/T of Clinker kWh/T of cement
65 90
85.89
85
59.97 Reduction % – 21.1 Reduction % – 27.8
60 80
76.53
75
55.27
55 70
65.81
65 62.03
50.07
50 60
47.3
55

45 50

45

40 40
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
(Q1) (Q1)
*The power consumption includes idle power of the plant & Pollution control equipments.
*During the 2018-19 the plant run factor is 75.3 % against 74.41 & 75.49 75.3% in 2016-17 & 2017-18
Target by 2021-22 : 59 kWh/T of cement

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Specific Heat Consumption 11

Specific heat consumption, kcal/Kg cli

820 806
800
Reduction % – 14.64
780
760
740
724
720
704
700 688
680
660
640
620
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 (Q1)

*The includes number of heat up , Alternative fuel utilization & pet coke fuel.
• Number of startups due to market demand
• Target by 2021-22 : 675 kcal/Kg cli

Specific power consumption 12

Specific power consumption Specific power consumption

kWh/T of OPC kWh/T of PPC
95 93.3 80
75.51
90 Reduction % – 25.2 75 Reduction % – 32.9

84.31 70 67.67
85
65
80
60
56.72
75 73.45
55
69.71 50.64
70
50

65 45

60 40
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
(Q1) (Q1)

Cement grinding Power : 23.0 kWh/T of OPC & PPC : 19.0kWh/T of PPC

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Global norms/Bench mark Data & Competitors 13

Comparison with Global Benchmark Data

National bench International

Specific energy consumption OCL Achieved
mark bench mark

Thermal - Kcal/Kg clinker 688 675 660

Electrical-kWh/T of cement 65.81 64.3 62

Comparison with nearest competitors

Vasavadatta Vicat sagar Rajasri

Specific energy consumption
Cements Cements Cement

Thermal - Kcal/Kg clinker 698 705 702

Electrical-kWh/T of cement 72.0 74.5 76.3

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Energy Conservation Projects planned 2019-2021 15

Electrical
Thermal Total Invest
energy
savings Savings ment Pay
Energy conservation project savings back in
Units in Rs in Rs in months
Tones fuel
lakh Lakh Lakh

Optimization of coal firing blowers 12.1 500 106 20 2.5

Optimization of Raw mills fan 4.0 0 24 10 5.1

Compressor air leakages in Pre

3.0 21.0 24 10 6.0
clinker
Optimization of packing plant
10.0 0 70 0 0.0
operation
Reduce the generating pressure
of Post clinker section 3.0 0 18 0 0.0
compressors from 7.2 bar to 6 bar

Energy Conservation Projects planned 2019-2021 16

Electrical
Thermal Total Invest
energy
savings Savings ment Pay
Energy conservation project savings back in
Units in Rs in Rs in months
Tones fuel
lakh Lakh Lakh

Optimize lighting voltage in line 0.1 0 7 0 7

Cooler ESP fan replacement with
lower capacity to reduce power 3.0 0 23.6 15 8
consumption
Installation of VFD for water
0.8 0 7.0 10 17
pumps
Low Porosity bricks installation in
Calcination Zone to reduce heat 0.0 465 20.1 38 23
loss
Installation of solar set for non 1.0 0 78.5 360 55
process building power supply

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Innovative project-1:Grinding Aid modification

Grinding Aid Injection Modification in OK Mill 39-4

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In-house Modification of Cement Mill Grinding Aid Insertion BEFORE Se
Grinding aid insertion at
mill feed chute
p-
Mill inletDuct
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Main
Drive

Water sprinkler
through 4 nozzles
High coating & evaporation due
to high temperature no much
impact on strength

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Innovative project-1:Grinding Aid modification

Grinding Aid Injection Modification in OK Mill 39-4

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In-house Modification of Cement Mill Grinding Aid Insertion AFTER Se
OPC : 0.17 to 0.13% Water sprinkler p-
PPC : 0.12 to 0.09% through 2 nozzles Mill inletDuct
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Main
Drive

Grinding aid insertion at

Grinding table with 2
No coating formation & evaporation of aid. Which nozzles
enhanced the production & Mileage to Strength of
cement, Minimized vibration tripping levels

Innovative project-1:Grinding Aid modification

 With modification in grinding aid dozing on 22

table, the following advantages achieved -
Se
Sp.Power Consumption of Cement mills
p- Chittapur
Orient Cement,
1. Mill operation is very smooth. 30.0
28.6 19
28.5
2. Mill vibration levels came down. 28.0
Sp. Power cons. in Kwh/MT

3. Mill production increased by 10 TPH. 26.0

26.0
4. Mill specific power reduced by 2.0 kWh/T of cement. 24.1
24.0 23.1 23.1
5. Grinding aid consumption is reduced and 22.722.4
22.0
23.0 21.8
22.0 21.421.6
6. Increased of reliability from 92 to 96 %. 21.6 21.8

20.0
Savings achieved (2018-19)
18.0
Power cost , Rs : 7.5/unit
Mar-19
Nov-18
Jul-18

Sep-18

Feb-19
Jun-18

Jun-19
Oct-18

Dec-18
Jan-19
May-18

May-19
Apr-18

Aug-18

Apr-19

Total Production produced : 2287427 MT

Total Savings : 2287427*7.5*2= 34.13 Millions

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Innovative project-2: Carbon Black system

Carbon black feeding system directly to calciner (In house made)
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Need of the project Se
p-
19 the
To increase the AFR & secure
Conventional Fuels ,
we need a system for feeding AFR to
calciner above firing zone

Result/Solution

Carbon black conveyed through

bulker stored to hopper. From
hopper CB feed to calciner by VFD
screw conveyor & B.E

Innovative project-2: Carbon Black system

Carbon black feeding system directly to calciner (In house made)
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Se
• Daily consuming 50-80 TPH p- of
carbon black to this system 19
based
on availability .

• The system is operating in smooth

manner without affecting pyro system
operation.

• With these plant has achieved TSR of

3-4% only on CB. Total TSR is 5.2 %

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Innovative project-2: Carbon Black system

Results achieved 22
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• Conservation of natural resources. Se
• Cost of carbon black Rs: 0.9 / 1000 Million cal p-
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• Cost of natural resources Rs: 1.3/ 1000 Million cal
• Cost saving per 1000 million cal = Rs:0.4

❖ Cost of the project : 1.0 Million

➢ Quantity of carbon black used per year : 5000 MT (approx.)

➢ Cost savings achieved : 5000*0.4*1000 = 2.0 Millions

❖ ROI : 6 months

Project implemented
Roller Press Performance & Efficiency of Mill

• Specific grinding pressure is

defined as the force, produced
by the hydraulic system per unit
area of roll face.

• Therefore SGP of roller press is

11618.75 kN/m2.

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Project implemented
Raw mill Optimization
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Why this project was selected? Se
1. Raw mills are critical to operate the kiln. p-of Raw mills
Sp.Power Consumption
2. Raw mills tripping on vibration . 19
Orient Cement, Chittapur
17.0
3. Raw mill energy consumption is high compared to best 16.0
16.0 15.6 15.4
operation.

Sp. Power in KWh/ton

14.7
4. Raw mill fan specific power consumption is high 15.0 14.4 14.5 14.3 14.4
13.8
14.0 13.5 13.7 13.5 13.5
This project started on 01.06.2018 , modification done on
01.06.2018Project completed with good results on 30.11.2018. 13.0

12.0
Modifications Done in Raw mills
11.0
1. Raw mill static gap reduced from 28 mm to 20 mm
to increase the grinding efficiency. 10.0

2. Mill feed size reduced from 8% R on 50 mm to 0% R on 50 mm.

3. Provided grill at additive weigh feeders discharge.
4. Standardize operating procedure prepared as per site
requirement to avoid mill vibration during operation.

Refractory Consumption 26

Burning zone average Refractory consumption,

life,days gm/T of clin
500 600 546
518
399 500
400
400
300 265
300 253.3
200
200
91
100 100
0 0
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

❖ Burning Zone life increased due to Dalburn bricks used in zone & consistency in kiln
operation with quality.

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Usage of Renewable Energy Resources

Solar Street Lights In Colony Road & Mines Operation

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Usage of Renewable Energy Resources

LED Street Lights In Plant & colony Roads

Usage of Renewable Energy Resources

2018-2019 2019-2020(Apr-July)
Installed
Source of
capacity, Energy Annual Energy Annual
Renewable energy
kW purchased, Savings in purchased, Savings in
kW lakhs kW lakhs
Solar/wind - 5200000 150.8 400000 42.4

Solar streetlights 50 43200 3.24 43200 3.24

LED lights 500 116800 9.17 233600 18.34

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Environmental Projects 32

Air pollution Control

Location Emission
Device

Kiln+Rawmills Bag house < 30 mg/Nm3

Cooler ESP < 30mg/Nm3

Coal mill Bag house < 30mg/Nm3

Cement mill-1 Bag house < 30 mg/Nm3

Cement mill-2 Bag house < 30 mg/Nm3

Pyro process SNCR Project < 600 mg/Nm3

No. of small Bag filters 89

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Kiln , Coal mill , Cement mill bag houses & cooler ESP33

Kiln+RM bag house Cooler ESP

Cement mill – 1 & 2 bag houses

Alternative Feeding System & SNCR

Solid Alternative fuel system Liquid Alt fuel & SNCR System

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Alternative Feeding System -Shredder

Solid AFR Shredder- In house made

Installed CEMS for Dust and Gases 36

Measuring analyzer Control Room Display

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Alternative fuels (TSR) 37

• Utilization of AFR in kiln system

✓ Carbon black
✓ Liquid AFR
✓ Solid AFR
✓ Dolachar
✓ Super Poly diesel

• We have made inhouse system for carbon black & solid AFR.

• Liquid AFR system installed to utilize pharma, paint sludge.

Alternative fuels (TSR) 38

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Alt fuel (TSR %)

20.0
20

15
12.0

10

5.2
5 3.97

0
2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22

•We are planned to install Solid Alt fuel system for pyro section to increase the TSR.
•Use of recycle materials like plastic chips, RDF etc.

❖ Company has projected, TSR target of 20 % by FY 2021-22.

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Alternative fuels (TSR)

List of Alternative Fuel Used 2018-2019
Quantity of waste Fuel Heat Value
Name of the Fuel used (million % of TSR
(MT per year) kcal/year)

Liquid AFR 1653 3587 0.33

Dolachar 4287 10967 1.00
Solid Pharma waste 2169 6216 0.57
Carbon black 3796 22521 2.07
Total 11905 43291 3.97
List of Alternative Fuel Used 2019-20
Quantity of waste Fuel Heat Value
Name of the Fuel used (million % of TSR
(MT per year) kcal/year)
Liquid AFR 786 2077 0.41
Dolachar 815 18814 0.43
Solid Pharma waste 1032 2665 0.53
Carbon black 3246 2154 3.75
Total 5879 144539 5.20

Carbon footprint 40

Carbon footprint kg CO2/ MT of Cement

750 737

700 694

650
630
600
600

550

500
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

❖ Company has projected, CO2 target of 550 kg CO2 /MT of Cement by FY 2021-22.

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Carbon footprint

Carbon emission reduction in tones

350000
313300
300000
250000
195200
200000
150000
100000 76200
50000
0
0
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

Environmental Projects 42

Cover Shed for Raw materials

Limestone shed Additives & coal shed

Clinker storage shed Fully covered transport belt conveyors

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Pollution Abatement Measures 43

Raw materials storage yard & Conveyor Belts are covered with Sheets covered with sheets

Water Sprinkling for Dust Suppression on Roads

Water Harvesting Activities 44

WATER HARVESTING PIT (CAPACITY- 5,60,000CUM) (320*250*7)

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Green Belt Details 45

OCL has taken up green belt development plan as Shown Below .

Area Covered in
Year Factory Mines Total
Ha
2015-2016 30000 1220 31220 38
2016-2017 49000 4780 53780 65
2017-18 21266 3159 24425 30
Total: 100266 9159 109425 133

Total GBD to be developed: 33%of plant area=87.78 Ha.(to be developed

in five years)
Total area of Green Belt Development: 133 Ha. (Until March 2018)
The following species are being used for plantation:

Acacia, Neem, Tamarind, Honge trees, Eucalyptus, Ashok, Peepal tree, Hercules fermi, Gilmore
tree, Subabul tree, Hatti tree, Concorpus(Dubai Tree) Feltoform, Bamboo, matti, badam,
alstonia, keshiaseema, keshiya-java, mango, kaaljamun, amla, guava, cesalpinnia and others.

GREEN BELT DETAILS 46

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GREEN BELT DETAILS 47

GREEN BELT DETAILS 48

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Pollution Abatement Measures 49

Deployment of Road Sweeping vehicle by Spending Rs.190000/Month(Excluding Diesel
Cost) for 02 number of Sweeping machines deployed in our site.

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Water Consumption 50

Name of the Process water consumption per unit of products (KL/MT)

products including water used for plantation & dust suppression
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
Clinker 0.074 0.076 0.061

Cement 0.045 0.059 0.047

0.08
0.074 0.076
0.07

0.059 0.06
0.06

0.05 0.045 0.047

KL\MT

Clinker
0.04
Cement
Axis KL\

0.03

0.02

0.01

0
2016-17 2017-18 2017-18
Axis Title

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SEWAGE & EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT 51

➢ M/s Orient Cement Ltd,Chittapur Plant is Zero discharge Plant. It is ensured that no waste water
is discharged to Environment.

➢ No wastewater is released from Cement Plant, as water is being used in process for cooling
purpose.

➢ A full-fledged sewage treatment plant (STP) of capacity 500 KLD installed for treatment of
sewage water.

➢ The sewage water from colony is treated at sewage treatment plant & used for gardening and
dust suppression.

➢ Waste water generated in Power plant is neutralized in ETP(25m3) & utilized for Gardening and
dust suppression system.

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Environmental Projects
Environment Protection Expenses
Investment
S.NO Description
In Lakhs

1 SNCR system for NOx reduction 400

2 New bag filter for CB system 10

3 Alternative fuel feeding system - liquid 85

4 Alternative fuel feeding system - solid 20

5 Coal shed (Inhouse) 650

6 Additive shed 650

7 Shredder-alternate fuel (Inhouse) 25

8 Continues emission monitoring system 210

9 Environmental monitoring /ISO14001 consultancy 35

10 Concrete road, Dust collector bags ,plantation etc 2000

Total 4085

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World Environment day Celebrations-2018

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Speech by our Unit Head-Shri P.K

Singhania about Beating Plastic pollution

World Environment day Celebrations-2018

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Plantation By Chief Guest Dr.S.R Mise & Unit Head-Shri P.K Singhania

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Teamwork Efforts made in Encon Projects

Idea Extent of
Source of Progress of
S.No Name of the Project originated man power
En-Con Idea implementation
year involved
Reduce the damper loss in Section head Completed &
1 Supervisor 2017-18
Raw mill fan & Fitters section engineer
Completed &
Optimization of idle running Operators & continuous
2 Workmen 2017-18
power by logic modification inst engineer monitoring by
operators

Completed &
compressor power Middle Engineers ,
3 2017-18 Process
optimization Management Fitter &Welder
engineer

Optimization of cooling water Engineers ,

4 Engineer 2017-18 Completed
pumps Fitter &Welder
Completed &
Section head ,
Reduce the damper loss in continuous
5 Engineer 2017-18 Engineer
Cement mill fan monitored by
&Fitter
engineer

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Teamwork Efforts made in Encon Projects

Idea
Source of Extent of man Progress of
S.No Name of the Project originated
En-Con Idea power involved implementation
year
Maintenance,
Optimization of cooler Top Operation head ,
6 2018-19 Completed
operation Management Engineer, Fitter&
Welders
Completed &
Optimization of OK mill Process & Inst continuous
7 Engineer 2018-19
(Cement mill) fan flow engineers monitored by
process engineer
Completed &
Optimization of fly ash Engineers , Fitter continuous
8 Engineer 2018-19
compressor &Welder monitoring by
operators
Operations &
Optimization of coal
9 Engineer 2018-19 Mechanical Completed
transport blowers in line-2
engineers
Optimization of Raw mill Section head &
Middle Completed
10 (roller press) fan flow 2018-19 Fitters
management

Teamwork Efforts made in Encon Projects

Explaining about Energy saving need Best Energy Conservation Team

Best Suggestion

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Teamwork Efforts made in Encon Projects

Best Suggestion Ideas Contribution team

Operational Excellence Awards Energy Saving Measures

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Elements of Energy Management System 61

❖ Plant has equipped with Knowledge management system supplied by ABB.

❖ The KMS has all the energy consumption data.

❖ Each section has individual equipment specific energy report.

❖ Data used for study of energy performance.

❖ Report will send to concern section in charges & UH.

Energy Management Cell 62

ENERGY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Unit Head
S.V.P-Works

Energy Auditor/
Manager

Head Mines Head Operations Maintenance head Head Electrical & Quality head
AGM-Mines Sr.GM-process Sr.GM-Mech Instrumentation DGM -QC

Team 1: Team 2: Team 3: Team 4: Team 5:

Mines section Kiln & Coal mill Crushers & raw Packing & Cement grinding
head & section head & mill section dispatch section incharge &
engineers engineers engineers engineers engineers

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Energy Management Activities of Plant 63

➢ Plant have a team of Energy management activities in the plant called “Energy
Management Cell”

➢ The coordinator for the Energy management cell is Energy Manager.

➢ The team is chaired by Unit head.

➢ Ideas generation from the all the employees through “Abhinandan Mela” &
tracking the work process based on the priority

➢ The members in the team will continuously monitor the day to day energy
consumption of all major energy consuming equipment's in the plant through
knowledge manager.

➢ Weekly review by Unit head followed by action plan.

Energy Management Activities of Plant 64

Review in Production meeting Review in the Dept wise

Appreciation to shop floor people by MD

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Training Programs
Training programs conducted & participated by Engineers & staff for knowledge & implementation & site
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External training programs -
Internal training programs conducted
attended Se
1 12th Green Cementech 2016,2017,2018 & 2019-CII 1 Training Programme on -L T Motor Maintenance
p-
2 Power Plant Summit 2016,2018-CII 2 Training on -Heat balance in pyro-section
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3 National Conclave on Recent advances in Cement Industry 3 Fan efficiency calculation
4 False air measurement in pyro-section
4 Plant Maintenance Summit - 2016
5 Healthy Maintenance of Gear Boxes
5 Energy Management & Conservation in Cement Industry 6 EnMS ISO - 50001
Best Practices in Energy Efficiency in Cement Sector"
6 7 Operations & Maintenance of ESP
under KEP
8 Induction Motors & Control Products
7 PAT M&V Session during Green Cementech 2015
9 Transformer & its Parts
8 14th NCB International Seminar on Cement & Building
10 Lighting Power Optimization
9 IKN Clinker Cooling Technology 11 Plate Heat Exchanger Care & Trouble Shooting
10 Plant Maintenance Summit - 2016 12 Training on Fundamental of Hydraulics & Maintenance

11 Workshop on Co-processing in Cement Plants 13 Compressor Training Module on Energy Management

IOD Annual meet & 17th WORLD CONGRESS on 14 Training Programme on "HT Motors"
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Environment Management. 15 Training Programme on "Industrial Hydraulics"
16 IKN Clinker Cooling Technology
17 Training Energy Management System - ISO 50001
18 Optimization of Compressed air handling system
19 Heat balance calculation in pyro section
20 Efficiency calculation of Fans.

Certifications-Green Pro

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Certifications-IMS

Awards 68

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Awards & Appreciation

KRISC Award 2017 -18 (Under the aegis of Department of Factories & Boilers, Karnataka)
1. Best Safe Performance Plant 2. Best Safety Training & Resources

Awards & Appreciation

KRISC (KALABURAGI RIGIONAL INDUSTRIAL SAFETY COMMITEE ) AWARD 2017

➢ Best Safe Plant Award
➢ Best Resources for Safety

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Awards & Appreciation

Achieved GOLD Award in CCQC ’17 – Hyderabad Chapter

Awards & Appreciation

Achieved EXCELLENCE Award in NCQC ’17 – Mysore Chapter

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Awards & Appreciation

Awards & Appreciation

PAR EXCELLENCE AWARD IN QCFI @ COIMBATORE NATIONAL CONCLAVE on 09.02.2018

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