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Measuring, Monitoring and sustaining
energy efficiency using metering system
Make the most of your energy
Schneider Electric 3- EM BU – for CII Energy Summit 2010– Sep 2010
“you cannot manage what you cannot measure”
Tamil Proverb : Even when throwing in the river, measure
what you throw.
Energy Efficiency – Management “Axiom”
Schneider Electric 4- EM BU – for CII Energy Summit 2010– Sep 2010
About Schneider Electric
Listed at the Paris Stock Market– CAC40
billion sales in 2009
% of sales in new economies
people in 100+ countries
in Fortune 500 ranking
of sales devoted to R&D
Residential 10%
Energy & Infrastructure 16%Industry 26%Data centres & Networks 17%Buildings 31%
Sales by geography – FY 2009
Sales by End markets – FY 2008
North America
27%Asia
Pacific21%RoW
11%
WesternEurope
35%
EasternEurope
6%
Schneider Electric 5- EM BU – for CII Energy Summit 2010– Sep 2010
Schneider Electric India in figures (*)
v7,700+ employees
v12 factories, 6 distribution centres around the country
v6 global R&D centres in Bangalore
v500+ authorized partners (Distributors, System Integrators and Panel Builders)
vOne Regional Project & Engineering Centre
(*) as of April 1st, 2010
Schneider Electric 6- EM BU – for CII Energy Summit 2010– Sep 2010
Energy Efficiency
Schneider Electric 7- EM BU – for CII Energy Summit 2010– Sep 2010
Lifecycle solutions for Energy Efficiency
Active Energy EfficiencyPassive Energy Efficiency
Energy Audit& Measure
Low consumption devices, insulation material, power
factor correction
Fix the basics
HVAC control, lighting control, variable speed drives…
Optimise through automation & regulation
Meters installation, monitoring services, EE analysis software
Monitor, maintain, improve
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A systematic approach & offering (1/2)
nEnergy Management SystemnBuilding management SystemnLighting Management SystemnMotor control SystemsnHome control SystemsnVariable Speed drive
nEnergy metersnPower quality meters
nLow consumption devicesnInsulation materialnPower qualitynPower reliability
« Fix the basics »1.
« Measure »2.« Automate »3.
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A systematic approach & offering (2/2)
• Energy management software• Remote monitoring systems
« Monitor and improve »4.
• Walk though audits• Detailed site audit• Recommendation of Improvement plan• Financial Analysis & ROI validation• Project execution• Remote monitoring & optimization
«Added value services »5.
Schneider Electric 10- EM BU – for CII Energy Summit 2010– Sep 2010
Metering in Electrical Installations
1. Purpose of Metering 1. Energy Cost Management2. Electrical installation monitoring3. Power Quality Metering
2. What to Meter3. How to Meter
1. Choice of complete metering system2. Choice of Power Management software
4. How to Interpret measurements.
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Ø To Identify and spot increase/ decrease in energy usage pattern.Ø To draw energy consumption trends (weekly, seasonal,
operational)Ø Effective tool to determine future energy use when business plan
changes.Ø Only tool which helps to diagnose & control specific areas of
energy wastage.Ø Can compare how the energy vs. business changes in the pastØ To draw baseline & develop performance targets for energy
management programs
Metering with EM Software an Effective tool for Energy Managers
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ØEnergy Cost Control for Consumers
ØUtility Cost Reduction
ØPower Equipment Management
ØPower Quality
ØImprove System Reliability
Goals of Power Monitoring
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What is Power Monitoring?
Power monitoring is a process that observes the characteristic operation of a power system or a facility’s electrical use.
To Achieve Its Goals, a Power Monitoring System is:
ØCapable of regularly recording information about your electric power –LOGGING
ØAble to notify you if readings go out of user specified ranges –ALARMING
ØCapable of providing reports about your electrical system in graphical or spreadsheet format - REPORTING
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Information Empowerment
Ø Monitor energy consumption & do trend analysis on Voltage, Current, Power factor, Ø Energy Consumed on Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly or Yearly time span.Ø Real time monitoring of electrical parameters with minimal latency.
Reduce Energy Cost
Ø Catch wasteful practices immediately - identify sources of energy peak demand charges.Ø Relays can shed loads to cut peak demand.
Remote Control
Ø Timed/customized switching ON / OFF appliances, equipments, machinery etc.Ø Access web based account from anywhere, anytime – server software to install or
maintain.
Tamper proof
Ø Alarm is triggered if unauthorized person tries to open or tamper with meter.
Benefits
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Where To Monitor ?
•All Service Entrances
•All Major Feeders
•All Critical Loads
•Monitor at all Points where Separate Billing information is desired
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What do we need to know?
Tie
66 kV
11 kV
11 kV
415 V
66 kV
11 kV
Main 1 Transformer
Main 2 Transformer
How can weget this
information ?
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Use POWERLOGIC !
Tie
66 kV
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415 V
66 kV
11 kV
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What is POWERLOGIC ?An integrated system of hardware and software that
Substations
High Voltage Switchgear
Switchboards & MCC’s
Transforms DataTransforms Data Useful Useful Real TimeReal Time InformationInformation
AmpsAmps
VoltsVoltsKWKW
KVAKVA
PFPF
KWhrKWhr
KVAHrKVAHr
AverageAverageDemandDemand
Peak Peak DemandDemand
HarmonicsHarmonics
IntoInto
INFO
RM
ATI
ON
INFO
RM
ATI
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NET
WO
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WO
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Maintenance
Accounting
Management
AutomaticControls
•• Load Planning StudyLoad Planning Study•• Harmonic AnalysisHarmonic Analysis•• Historical TrendingHistorical Trending
•• Alarms / EventsAlarms / Events•• Circuit LoadingCircuit Loading•• Phase BalancingPhase Balancing
•• Cost by Dept.Cost by Dept.•• Cost by ProductCost by Product•• Verify Electric BillVerify Electric Bill
•• Summary ReportsSummary Reports•• Timely InformationTimely Information
•• Load SheddingLoad Shedding•• Auto TransferAuto Transfer•• PF CorrectionPF Correction
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The PowerLogic system includes :Software
Communications
Hardware
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Automatic Alarming & Control
High Speed Metering
Direct Ethernet AccessData Logs, Trend & Forecast
Advanced Control
Waveform Capture
Real-time Power & Energy
Sag/Swell detection
Transient Detection
Loss compensation
Web-enabled
Advanced Revenue
Load ManagerMultifunction
Single Function
RestrictedMultifunction
Basic Panel & Revenue Meter
Entry Range MFM
Power Quality
GPS Time Synch
Advance Power Quality
DM52DM32DM5210T
ELFEM6433/34 EM6436/38 PM210
PM710 ION6200 EM6400
EM3000 ION73XX PM800
ION8600
ION8800
ION7650ION7550
Hardware
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Solution envisaged § Generally low end communicable single or multifunction
meters
§ Basic EMS software
§ Communication using Modbus RS485 (hard wired)
§ Converter/gateway for connecting to central PC§ RS485 to RS 232 on serial port§ Optionally, RS485 to Ethernet for faster response
Basic EMS
RS485RS485Serial/ETHSerial/ETH
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Architecture
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11 kV
415V
11 kV
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G G
RS485 TO RS232
Main LT loads
Secondary LT loads
415V
Basic EMS example
RS485 network
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Ethernet
EMSBrowser
Advanced Power Monitoring SystemWhen more than 32 devices to monitor (~ 300)Most industries fall in this category……. This includes low, medium & a few high end MFMs…. Integration with 3rd part systems, PLCs, Scada (e.g., jobs done by SAC)Options such as web access, Power Quality, multiple clients, etc
Communication with Eth gateway
Local / Remote
Converging connectivity -wireless devices with web access
Other integrated HMIs, PLCs, Scada systems
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Market
• Large office/commercial complexes & malls
• Large/medium industry,
• Critical process industry,
• Critical infrastructure (airport/data centre) substations
With electrical loads, say > 10 MVA
(even smaller loads for special applications).
Advanced Energy Management System
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The customer needs,
§ Monitoring of all parameters as in a basic EMS- trouble shoot, after something has gone wrong
§ Monitor upto a max of 300 points (incomers, feeders, loads)
- collect max data to improve overall operations
§ Monitoring of advanced parameters – Indl harmonics, sags/swells, waveform capture, onboard data logging/alarms, transients, status & control of CB/isolator
- operate with minimal shutdowns
Advanced EMS
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……….the customer needs
§ Monitoring non electrical parameters -temperature, pressure, flow, etc.
- provide single system for multiple facilities/plants
§ Customized & complex reports – user defined reports on energy consumption, load & Pf trend, sub-billing/cost allocation (periodical), power quality, events, multiple tariffs
- maximize performance & reliability and plan efficiently
§ Remote monitoring through web (require meters/RTUs with webserver capabilities)
- know if everything is OK.
Advanced EMS
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Solution envisaged :
§ High, Medium and low end communicable multifunction meters with I/Os for control
§ Advanced EMS software
§ Communication using Modbus RS485 between meters (max 16 in single loop)
§ Each RS485 loop to an ethernet gateway for connecting to central PC - some high/medium end meters directly on ethernet (inbuilt eth ports)
Advanced EMS
Schneider Electric 28- EM BU – for CII Energy Summit 2010– Sep 2010
n Biggest dairy plant in North India producing milk, ice cream & other milk products
n 2 x 33kV Main Incomers, 2 x 33/11 kV, 5MVA Transformers, 1 critical 11kV feeder to ice cream plant
n Six 11/0.415 kV Transformers (5 x 750 kVA & 1 x 1250 kVA)
n Sixteen outgoing LT feeders for various loads – ammonia plant, air compressors, chillers, motors
n Main concerns : demand management, specific energy consumption, detailed harmonic analysis, disturbance recording, centralized status monitoring & control of CBs, remote monitoring of transformer temperatures
Advanced EMS-A case study
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Solution designed :
§ 2 high end (7650) meters on main incomers
§ 1 x 7650 on 11kV ice cream plant feeder
§ 6 medium end (7350) meters on 11kV outgoing feeders
§ 16 medium/low end (6200) meters on secondary feeders (LT - main loads)
§ Communication network through communication cable on RS485 (7650 on ethernet)
§ Advanced EMS software (ION E) for online monitoring, alarms, events, shift wise/daily reports, CB/isolator status,
Advanced EMS-A case study contd…
The user is now able to monitor all electrical & non electrical parameters on line and based on alarms/reports, is able to manage his system better to prevent any breakdown & plantdown time. Able to reduce contract demand resulting in a saving of 5.06 Lacs p.a. Identified low Pf (0.75) in one of the feeders and by taking corrective actions, saved 20 Lacs p.a.
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Advanced EMS……….Mother Dairy (Communication architecture)
RS-485 network
Local Area Network (LAN) Local Area Network (LAN)
Server with ION Enterprise
software
Client PC (only for viewing
the data)
RS-485 TO LANCONVERTER
33/11 KVTRANSFORMER
33/11 KVTRANSFORMER
ICP FEEDER
TR1 TR2 TR3 TR4 TR5 TR6
METERS AT OUTGOING FEEDERS
I/O CARD FOR TRANSFORMER TEMP.,
DIs and DOs
RS-485 4-20 mA Analog input from transformers
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DISTURBANCE DATADISTURBANCE DATA
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DISTURBANCE DATADISTURBANCE DATA
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DEMAND LOAD PROFILEDEMAND LOAD PROFILE
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COMPLEX CONFIGURATION§ Essar Power Ltd (EPOL): 515 MW§ Bhander Power Ltd (BPOL): 260 MW§ Captive Power Plant (CPP): 30 MW§ GEB Supply : 4 x 220kV Lines § GEB Max Demand : 44.5 MVA§ Essar Steel Load (ESTL) : 505 MW
EPOL 515 MW
GENERATION
HBI COMPLEX 2 MODULES ~24MW LOAD
+30 MW CPP-1 GEN.
BPOL150 MW + 110 MW
GENERATION
GEB SACHIN
220 KV x 2 LINES
GEB ICHAPORE
220 KV x 2 LINES
HRC 4 EAF’S
HSM + AUX+MOD-3, 4 & 5
(450-520MW) LOAD
NET GEN CAPACITY: 805 MW ESTL LOAD:
505 MW
Advanced EMS - Another Example : Essar Steel, Hazira
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Needs
§ Accurate metering of the entire complex§ Time synchronized data available§ Reliable demand monitoring & control§ Fault/Event recording & trending§ Disturbance recording (V&I waveforms)§ Switchgear status monitoring including logging§ Real time power flow data§ Report generation (user defined)§ Customized Graphics
System Requirements & Customer ExpectationsEssar Steel…….
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n Started with 9 high end meters in 1994 and today more than 130 high/medium end meters installed at various locations, connected to a dedicated LAN.
n Server with ION E installed at MRSS.
n Clients installed in all the plants for monitoring data
n Real time data available on web reach to all authorized personnel in user defined formats
n This includes power flow, demand management, CB/Iso status
n Metering data being shared for sequencing of furnace control
n GPS server installed for accurate time stamping of data
n Sharing of meter data with SAP planned in future
Solution in place - Essar Steel…….
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Disturbance Data
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Disturbance Data
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Disturbance Data : Sub Cyclic
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Multiple Disturbances
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kW
Sum of T-1+T-2 (132kV TNB I/c's), Half Hourly Demand Chart for Day 30/07/2007
45,711 is the Average Demand, RM 845,653 @RM18.5/KW
51,652 is the Peak Demand, RM 955,562 @RM18.5/KW
Analysis of Load Profile in a Day
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The Future - Enterprise Management
Who uses It ?
•Used by
• Energy Management/Conservation• Accounting• Energy Procurement• Operations• Engineering• 3rd Party Consultants
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PowerLogic ION EEM: Applications summary
Energy conservation• Allocate costs• Utility bill auditing and rate
modeling• Identify energy savings
opportunities• Audit energy savings projects• Track, normalize, and compare
energy usage and costs• Baseline and forecast energy
usage and costs• Make better purchasing decisions• Drive energy awareness and
behavior
Environmental sustainability• GHG tracking and reporting• Regulation compliance monitoring
Operational optimization• Power quality event detection,
analysis, and reporting• Capacity planning• Equipment & infrastructure
troubleshooting and optimization• Process efficiency maximization• Infrastructure & equipment
preventative maintenance• Determine optimal run schedules
for HVAC and generation equipment
• Justify capital spending• Analyze planned & unplanned
downtime
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For more detailed information on our products, services and solutions
•Ask your Schneider Electric representative•Visit www.schneider-electric.co.in
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Contact
+91 944 890 48 52.
+91 995 333 00 43
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Make the most ofyour energy