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A TECHNICAL VISIT REPORT
On “Priyadarshani Sahakari Soot
Girni Ltd. and Water
Filteration Plant, Shirpur”
By
Department of Computer Engineering The Shirpur Education Society’s
R. C. Patel Institute of Technology Shirpur - 425405.
[2017-18]
A TECHNICAL VISIT REPORT
On “Priyadarshani Sahakari Soot
Girni Ltd. and Water Filteration Plant, Shirpur”
In partial fulfillment of requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering
In Computer Engineering
Submitted By:
Department of Computer Engineering The Shirpur Education Society’s
R. C. Patel Institute of Technology Shirpur - 425405. [2017-18]
The Shirpur Education Society’s
R. C. Patel Institute of Technology Shirpur, Dist. Dhule (M.S.)
Department of Computer Engineering
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the technical visit report entitled “Priyadarshani
Sahakari Soot Girni Ltd. and Water Filteration Plant, Shirpur” has been carried out
by in partial fulfillment of the requirement
for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering of North
Maharashtra University, Jalgaon during the academic year 2017-18 (Sem-I).
Date: /10/2017 Place: Shirpur
IV Co-ordinator H.O.D. Principal Prof. Nitin N. Patil Prof. Dr. J. B. Patil
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude towards the
Department of Computer Engineering, RCPIT, Shirpur that gave us an
opportunity for the presentation of my technical visit in their esteemed organization.
It is a privilege for us to have been associated with Prof. R. J. Jaiswal and Prof. M. M. Mahajan, our coordinators during technical visit. I have been greatly
benefited by his valuable suggestion and ideas. It is with great pleasure that I
express my deep sense of gratitude for his valuable guidance, constant
encouragement and patience throughout the work.
I express my gratitude to Prof Nitin N. Patil [H.O.D. of Computer Engineering] for his constant encouragement, co-operation and support and also
thankful to all people who have contributed in their own way in making this visit
successful.
I am also thankful to Principal Prof. Dr. J. B. Patil for giving me the
necessary resources and support to complete my technical visit.
I take this opportunity to thank all our classmates for their company during the
course work and for the useful discussion I had with them.
Under these responsible and talented personalities I am efficiently able to
complete my technical visit in time with success.
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INDEX
Chapter No.
Topic Page No.
-PRIYADARSHANI SOOT GIRNI-
1 INTRODUCTION 1
2 YARN MANUFACTURING PROCESS 3 2.1 Ginning 6 2.2 Blow Room 6 2.3 UNIMIX 7 2.4 CARD 8 2.5 CONNNECTION DIAGRAM 8 2.6 PERFORMANCE DATA & CAPABILITIES 12 2.7 ENERGY REQUIREMENTS 17
2.7.1 Signaling 17 2.7.2 Speed frame 19
2.8 HUMIDIFICATION 19 2.9 POWER DISTRIBUTION 20
-WATER FILTERATION PLANT-
3 INTRODUCTION 22 3.1 PROCESS OF WATER TREATMENT PLANT 22
4 REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY 44
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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
“PRIYADARSHNI SAHAKARI SOOT GIRNI LTD. ” is situated at village
Tande, 10 KM away from Shirpur town. It is established in 1997 – 98. Its
name covered its product. It’s a process industry manufacturing yarn, raw
material is cotton. This raw material is available from local area. The raw
purchasing activity depending upon its quality.
Initially it’s a 38000 spindle mill now a day it’s expansion work is in
progress. After completion of expansion 1, 25,000 spindle mills. Now a day
it’s production is 75000 kg./day means monthly production capacity 7500000
Kg., out of total capacity 90% is exports. Mill exports yarn directly and some
of the exports done through merchants in following area such as Korea, Japan,
German, Colombia, England etc.
Mill having the following department network.
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Sr.
No.
Department Name Departmental Activity
1 Security Department It’s working area is around the mill.
These people taking care of material
in / out also taking care of safety.
2 Time Office These people taking care of
attendance of workers / staff and it’s
payment activity
3 Engg. Department Here electrical people taking care of
machines maintenance and attending
it’s break down.
4 Mechanical
department
These people taking care of machines
maintenance and attending it’s break
down.
5 Production
department
These people giving the line to
achieve final targeted product.
6 Quality Control Dept. These people giving the line to
achieve final product with good
quality as per the norms by taking
certain tests in quality control lab.
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CHAPTER 2
YARN MANUFACTURING PROCESS
RAW MATERIAL
COTTON
GINNING PRESSING GODOWN
COMBER CARDING BLOW ROOM
MIXING ROOM
DRAW FRAME LDO/ 6
DRAW FRAME RSB851
SPEED FRAME
RING FRAME
YARN GODOWN
PACKING YARN CONDITIOINING
WINDING
RAW MATERIAL
AND GINNING
BLOW ROOM
PREPRATION RING FRAME
WINNDING YARN CONDITIONING AND PACKING
GODOWN
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The above block diagram shows the process of manufacturing yarn.
To achieve final yarn with good quality, mill installed machine listed as
Unit – I
Sr.
No.
m/c name Model Make Quantity(No.)
1 Mixing bale opener L.M.W. 4
2 Mono cylinder L.M.W. 4
3 Deduster L.M.W. 4
4 Unimix L.M.W. 2
5 ERM/Flxiclean L.M.W. 4
6 Card LC300/LC300A L.M.W. 29
7 Comber LK250 L.M.W. 18
8 Comber E32 Rieter 5
8 Draw frame LDo/6 L.M.W. 4
9 Draw frame RSB 851 L.M.W.
/Rieter
9
10 Speed frame LF 1465 L.M.W. 12
11 Ring frame LG 5/1 L.M.W. 26
12 Ring Frame LR6 L.M.W. 12
13 Winding AC338 Schlafhorst 10
14 Yarn conditioner Contaxxor Xorella 01
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Unit – II ( Expansion )
Sr.No. m/c name Model Make Quantity(No.)
1 Mixing bale opener L.M.W. 1
2 Mono cylinder L.M.W. 2
3 Deduster L.M.W. 2
4 Unimix L.M.W. 1
5 ERM/Flxiclean L.M.W. 1
6 Card LC300/LC300A L.M.W. 14
7 Comber E32 Rieter 10
8 Draw frame LDo/6 L.M.W. 4
9 Draw frame RSB 851 L.M.W.
/Rieter
4
10 Speed frame LF 1465 L.M.W. 5
11 Ring frame LR6 L.M.W. 6
12 Ring Frame RXI – E K.T.T.M. 12
13 Winding AC338 Schlafhorst 8
All these above listed machine having complete electronics automation.
Automation done with the help of PLCS, Speed controller Inverters,
Electronics circuitry called as IDS. These PLCS, inverters, Electronics
circuitry have the big brand name such as Allen Braddly, Siemens,
Mitsubishi, Fuji, Danfoss, Telemecanique etc.
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2.1 Ginning:
In ginning section removed the seed from raw cotton and given the cotton
in soft form called as lint. This lint form cotton cant stored in go down, as
per as safety concern (i.e., Protection from fire ) and more area required
to store cotton in this form. So cotton lint can stored in the form of bale
each bale having 200 Kg. weights. Cotton bale can form by pressing
cotton lint on hydraulic press.
2.2 Blow Room:
In blow room following listed machine installed for operation
1) Mixing bale opener ( M.B.O. )
2) Mono cylinder
3) Deduster
4) Unimix
5) ERM / FLEXICLEAN
The raw material bale having different quality in goes down.
Depending upon the quality and requirement of yarn different types of
bale removed from go down section and lay in mixing room for
conditioning. After that it comes on MBO m/c. This m/c. removed the
dust as well as quantamination, trash in cotton after removing above
mention material given to next process m/c.
The process can be done in MBO m/c. with the help of some
motorized operated belts called as lattice and feed apron. The sequential
process & auto control of motors in m/c. is done with the help of some
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optical sensors and its control unit, relays, contactors. Optical sensor may
be called photo cell. Photo cell having one transmitter & one receiver.
Transmitter transmit rays & these ray receive by receiver means no
material in particular section or on belts which carry cotton material, so
it’s control unit gives signal pervious line of control for feeding material.
This feeding of material is continues till these material blocks the rays
receive by receiver. In this way material proceeds further for processing
section to section in m/c. Finally the material from MBO transport to the
next m/c UNIMIX through mono cylinder, dedustor m/c to m/c material
transport carried out with the help of fans driven by 3 Ph. Induction
motors.
2.3 UNIMIX:
Unimix received material from MBO & carry the same operation as in
MBO . One more operation carry the Unimix i.e. it store the material
received from MBO up to certain limit & condense the same for further
operation. The limit for storing material depends on pressure switch.
Setting is a electromechanical switch which receives pressure signal from
Unimix chamber & it operates as switch as per mechanical setting, the
switch signal used in control to control the start or stop the material
feeding from previous m/c.
Again the Unimix provide the material to carding m/c for further
processing through mono, deduster, ERM. Here material requirement
given by ERM to Unimix with the help of photocell.
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2.4 CARD:
Card receives material from ERM. & its output is in the form of sliver.
This sliver is totally uniform its weight per meter is fixed & uniform.
This uniformity is done by analog sensors, its amplifying unit, plc, speed
control invertors, all these works in close loop system. Say material
received from previous line, it enters in card m/c. where analog sensors
are fixed & they given the analog input signal to plc. Plc store in
memory & wait for delivery side analog input , compare with reference ,
if it is coarser then reference signal, plc gives analog output so as to
lowering the speed of feeding with the help of inverter & vice versa. This
action is continuously going on so as to maintain the final output of card
sliver weight per meter. During the operation Card m/c elimination of
impurities & overshot fibers, initial opening of the tuff down to the
individual fibers, without detriment to the staple.
2.5 CONNNECTION DIAGRAM:
Connection diagram with factory preset values
1. line choke if required
2. fault relay contact, for remote signaling of the speed controller state
3. plc relay or input – 24 v.
4. + 24 v internal. When using a + 24 v external supply, connect the 0
v to the com terminal, & do not use the + 24 terminal of the speed
controller.
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NOTE :- suppressors should be fitted to all circuits close to the speed
controller or connected on the same circuit( relay, contactors, solenoid
valves, etc) the speed controller must be earthed, in order to comply with
regulations concerning high leakage current (over 3.5 mA)
-Functions which do not required adjustment
Fault relay, resetting.
The fault relay is energized when the speed controller is power up & not
faults. It comprises a C/O contact.
The speed controller is reset after a fault:
- by switching it off until the display & red indicator lamp disappear &
then resetting the speed controller,
-Thermal protection of speed controller
Function:
Protection via a thermistor fixed to the heat sink.
Indirect protection of the speed controller by calculating the I2t.
-Logic & analog input functions which can be configured
Logic input:
LI1:- forward operation, cannot be assigned to other function.
When the direct contact is closed, the frequency set point is applied in the
forward direction.
• L12, L13, L14 : can be assigned to the following functions :
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Reverse direction : r r S assignment
When the contact is closed, the frequency set point is applied in reverse
direction. If L11 is also closed, the first one to have been closed has
priority.
- 2 speeds : P 5 2 assignment
Open contact : reference = L S P + analog reference.
Closed contact : reference = H S P
- 4 speeds : assignment of one input to P S 2 and another to P S 4 (
it is not possible to assign P 5 4 only )
K1 and K2 open : set point = L S P + analog set point.
K1 closed and K2 open: set point = S P 3 (Level 1 adjustment)
K1 open and K2 closed: set point = S P 4 (Level 1 adjustment)
K1 and K2 closed: set point = H S P.
-Logic and analog input functions which can be configured:-
J 0 G: jog operation J O G assignment
If the contact is closed and then operating direction contact
is also closed, the ramp time is 0.1 s irrespective of the A C C
and d E C settings.
If the speed controller is already operating and contact
assigned to J O G is closed, the ramp times are those of A C
C and d E C.
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The minimum time between two J O G operations is 0.5 s.
Note:- 1. During “Jog” operation, automatic DC injection braking
when the motor is stopped is inhibited.
2. Injection braking on the logic input has priority over J O G
operation.
- Fast stop : F S t assignment
Note:- Fast stop command is activated when the contact between the
input and the + 24 V is open. Braked stop, with the d E C ramp time
divided by 4, but limited to the acceptable minimum without locking on
an “excessive braking” fault (self- adaptation if the braking capability is
exceeded).
Note:- During fast stop, braking either by automatic DC injection or on
the logic input is inhibited.
- DC injection braking : d C I assignment
Note: Injection braking command is activated when the
contact between the input and the + 24 V is closed.
The braking current is equal to the speed controller nominal current
during 5 seconds. After 5 seconds braking current is peak limited to a
maximum value of 0.5 I t H motor.
Note:- 1. Automatic injection braking when stopped remains active if
the d C I function is assigned .
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2. Fast stop has priority over injection braking.
-Analog input:-
An extra analog input can be used as:
- Voltage on AI2
- Current on AIC
And can be assigned as:
- A summing input of AI1
- PI regulator feedback.
Summing with AI1: S A I assignment
P I regulator feedback: P I F assignment
This assignment automatically configures AI1 as a reference for the P I
regulator.
Adjustment parameters r P G , r I G and F b S are in level 1
A I C parameter setting: 0 – 20 mA or 4 – 20 mA.
2.6 PERFORMANCE DATA & CAPABILITIES:
Delivery speed ( m/min.) 250,300,350
400,450,500
550, 600, 650
700, 750, 800 (by step pulley)
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Number of delivery :- 1
Doubling :- 6 or 8 fold
Total ratch(mm) :- drafting zone 73 to 180 mm
These m/cs are designed for continuous operation in shifts.
For first and second drawing passage, cotton and manmade fibers,
(Manmade preferably with rectangular staple), staple 25 to 80 mm.
Total feed :- 20 to 50 g/ m ( 20 to 50 ktex )
Delivery :- Nm 0.15 to 0.4 ( 7 up to 2.5 ktex )
Ne 0.09 to 0.24
-Description of the machine and its mode of operation:
The Draw frame LRSB 851 is a one-delivery Draw frame with leveling
system. This model is equipped with 3-over-3 draft system with pressure
bar as well as with cleaning and suction systems.
Overall machine efficiency is enhanced radically by the can change. As
soon as the predetermined sliver length has been coiled into a can, the full
can is pushed out and the next can is pushed into the working position.
The U-shaped movement of cans enables the space requirement for the
changer to be kept very small. Along a roller conveyor the empty cans are
brought into the waiting position counter to the flow of material. They are
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pushed in and out by a rotary pusher. The cans may then be pushed
optionally onto a suitable truck standing in the direction of material flow.
-The Electronic leveling system:
The auto leveler LRSB851 is equipped with an electronic leveling
system. At the feed side of the machine the thickness of the incoming
slivers is permanently scanned by means of a mechanical sensing.
The measured values are converted to electrical signals, which are then
used to control the draft in the main draft zone so that sliver variations are
evened out.
The result is a sliver with very high regularity over short and medium
lengths and equally good count constancy.
The principle of the leveling system is shown in fig. 1.
The feed slivers run through a pair of sensing rollers. One of these is
swiveling and moves according to the sliver variations. These movements
are transformed by a signal converter into voltages (measuring
voltage).
The measuring voltage is fed into an electronic memory. This memory
assures that the draft is changed exactly when the irregular piece of sliver
is in the main draft zone.
The electronic memory transmits the measuring voltage to the set point
stage with a certain delay.
The set point stage uses the measuring voltage and the machine speed to
calculate the number of revolutions needed for the servo-drive.
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The servo-drive transmits this additional speed requirement via a
planetary gear mechanism to the middle roller of the draft system. This
assures that the draft is changed accordingly in the main draft zone.
The speeds of the feed rollers, sensing rollers and break draft rollers are
varied appropriately with the speed of the middle roller. This system
ensures constant delivery speed unaffected by leveling, and hence exactly
calculable production.
-Control Display:
The control display consists of one green and ten red LEDs, five on each
side of the green LED. These LEDs serve to illustrate the volume
variation of the fed in sliver, The green LED represents the average value
i. e. + 0 starting from the green light each red LED signals indicates 5%
deviation from the average value.
-Safety Devices :
Location Trouble Monitoring Device
Power creel Broken sliver Contact roller photo electric
sensor
Feed roller Lap- up Contact pin
Clearer roller Dirty Contact pin
Leveling
device
+ 25 % Sliver weight Electronic trip
Draft system Lap – up Contact pin
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Fleece trumpet Broken sliver Proximity switch
Draw-off
rollers
Lap-up Sliver
jamming
Contact ledge, Contact Pin
Suction filter
sieve
Heavy soiling Differential pressure switch
Cover Open doors or covers Safety proximity switch
Can changer No reserve can Photo sensor
No can truck
Full truck not moved
away
Proximity
switch
Proximity
switch
Optional
Can exit area Unauthorized entry Photo sensor
Main motor
Fan motor
Excess temperature Thermistor trip device
Overload Motor protection circuit breaker
( MPCB)
Emergency OFF switches (mushroom- headed) on the sides of the
machine serve to stop it. Restarting is possible only after releasing the
emergency OFF switcher.
The safety switches ensure the safety of personnel, and their functions
must be checked from time to time.
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When a cover is opened, the proximity switch goes on and switches off
the machine. To observe the running of the machine (belts etc.) with
doors open, the safety switches can be bridged with a key- operated
switch on the rear.
2.7 ENERGY REQUIREMENTS:
Description Power
Ratings(kw)
Voltage Frequency( Hz)
Main motor 7.5/1.3 3 ph, 440 v 50
Suction motor 1.5 3 ph, 440 v 50
Can changer 0.25 3 ph, 440 v 50
Variable speed
motor
1.0 70v/ 1000 rpm V ac
Control power 0.3 50
Total installed
power
10.55
2.7.1 Signaling:
Causes of trouble are signaled on the pillar lamps (see fig.)
Rotary switches used on both side for initiating can changer & resetting
counter.
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Signal color Location of fault Type of fault
Orange
H 90
Continuous
light
Auto leveling
system
In programming mode
Blinking
light
Auto leveling
system
Speed fault of drive
Over loading of drive
Range exceeds +/-25 %
Main or scanning
encoder failure
Red H3 Continuous
Light
Suction filter
sieve
Strong accumulation
Broken sliver
creel
Sliver broken
Silver missing
Feed roller clearer
roller
Strong accumulation of
dust
Orange
H1
Blinking
light
Counter pre
selection value
reached
m/c doffing
Continuous
light
Final value
reached
Red H2 Continuous Drafting Lapping
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light Trumpet Sliver breakage
Drafting hood Open
Draw off disc Lapping
Can gear drive Can overfill
Orange
H50
Continuous
light
Sliver monitor Stop
The set value exceeded
2.7.2 Speed frame:-
Here the auto leveled sliver received from RSB draw frame m/c. &
convert it in to reduction form by means of twisting & drafting. The same
happen with the help of pneumatic system. This reduction form of sliver
is known as roving. Machine operation done with the help of plc’s ,speed
controller invertors, electronic circuitry (IDS) m/c having 120 nos.
spindle ,it require air for controlling pneumatic operation
2.8 HUMIDIFICATION:
As far as cotton industry concern humidification play’s some important
role. As cotton absorbed moisture. & for processing cotton, industry
required different condition at different stages as explain below
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Dept. name RH % Temperature req.
Blow room 65 +/ - 2.5 35 C
Card 55 +/ - 2.5 33 C
Comber 55 +/ - 2.5 35 C
Speed frame 55 +/ - 2.5 35 C
Ring frame 55 +/ - 2.5 37 C
Winding 65 +/ -2.5 30 C
Humidification not only maintains the Rh% & temp. But also collect the
fluffs, micro dust & exhaust from m/cs. & accommodate in one common
room called as filter room. This happens with the help of axial fans .these
fans creates a suction in dept. This suction helps for collecting the above
mention particles. This said particle on rotary filter on which a cotton
mesh overlap & from that it collect by creating suction & called as dust
collector. The air from axial fan may re-circulate for maintaining
temperature in department & for Rh% water spraying in air flow
direction for mixing with air & absorbed the moisture to maintain
required RH% level.
2.9 POWER DISTRIBUTION:
Mill have installed 33 kv substation, 33 kv power is received from
dahivad power substation. It’s a 132 kv power substation. Mill have
installed the 33kv/ 433v power transformer so as to archive 440 v ac. &
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the 440 v ac used for the operation of m/c. initially the power is
distributed in substation ( low tension room) called as feeder. This
individual feeder given the power to distribution board called as PDB’S
& these PDB’S distribute to m/c.
Mill having 5 nos. 33kv /433v transformer each having rating of 1500
KVA. It’s a oil cool type transformer. It has some indication & tripping
points such as temperature indicator & switch for higher temperature
tripping as per setting by us. Also transformer having oil level indication.
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CHAPTER 3 WATER FILTERATION PLANT
3.1 PROCESS OF WATER TREATMENT PLANT
1. Aeration Fountain:-
Initially water is pumped from karvand jack well & by principle of gravitational force in enters to aeration fountain. In aeration fountain water absorbs oxygen due to sunlight. On line turbidity meter is set up in distribution chamber of aeration fountain which shows present turbidity (amount of solid particles present) in water.
From aeration fountain water through distribution chamber flows to the alum chamber. In this chamber proper amount of alum solution according to present turbidity is added and water flows to flash mixer tank where alum is thoroughly mixed with the help of stirrer. After getting thoroughly mixed, water flows towards clarriflocculator.
Specifications:
On line turbidity meter details:-
Sensor !
Manufactured By: Endress and Hauser, Germany
Model: Turbimax WCUS 31
Range: 0.00 to 9999 NTU
Type of temperature sensor: NTC type
Meter !
Manufactured By: Endress and Hauser, Germany
Model: CUM233-TSO115
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Range: 0.00 to 9999 NTU
Scale: -10 to 60°C
Power: 230VAC, 50 Hz
Flash Mixer Tank !
Stirrer motor and gear box details:-
Motor !
Type: Induction motor
Manufactured By: Crompton greaves
Voltage: 3 Phase 440 V , 50 Hz A.C.
Rated current: 7.60 Amp.
KW / HP: 3.7 / 5
Speed: 1440 rpm
Gearbox !
Manufactured By: Shanti gears
Ratio: 12.35
Type: A30YU
2. Clarriflocculator:-
In clarriflocculator there are two big stirrers which again mix the alum & TCL powder thoroughly. Due to the addition of alum all the turbidity in the water get settled down and water overflows into the channel. In this clarifier 50 to 60% of water is filtered. The turbidity
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which is settled at the bottom of the clarriflocculator is removed with the help of drain valve. Bridge is provided in clarifier which is used to collect all the turbidity at the center towards the drain valve.
Specifiactions !
Motor gearbox details (stirrer) :-
Motor !
Type: Induction motor
Manufactured By: Crompton greaves
Voltage: 3 Phase 440 V, 50 Hz A.C.
KW / HP: 0.75 / 1
Speed: 1410 rpm
Gearbox (double reduction) !
Manufactured By: Greaves gears
Serial no: 160503
Ratio: 10/1 LE35
Manufactured By: Greaves gears
Serial no: 160603
Ratio: 40/1 LD24
Bridge motor gearbox details !
Type: Induction motor.
Manufactured By: Crompton greaves
Voltage: 3 Phase 440 V, 50 Hz A.C.
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KW / HP: 0.75 / 1
Speed: 1410 rpm
Clarifier construction details !
Water inlet diameter: 750 mm ID
Inner tank diameter / height: 9.850m / 4.9m
Outer tank diameter / height: 24.100m / 4m
Water storage capacity: 20 lacs litre
RPH of bridge: 2 RPH
Desludge valve details !
Manufactured By: Transpower Equipments Ltd., Pune
Type: MOR1500
Pmax: 10 bar
Valve size: 150 mm
Valve actuator: Type electrical
3. Filter Beds: -
In filter beds water enters through the channel in equal amount. Filter beds are of sand filter type. It is constructed as shown in the figure below.
Backwash of the filter beds depends upon the Differential Pressure (D.P). When the D.P. of the filter bed crosses the SET points it undergoes into back wash mode.
Process description of the backwash operation is as follows,
a. Drain b. Air Scouring
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c. Backwash d. Rinsing.
a) Drain:
In this operation inlet & outlet valves of filter bed are closed and drain valve is kept open. All the water in the filter bed flash out to the drain chamber & filter bed gets empty. Drain valve remain open throughout the backwash operation.
b) Air Scouring:
In this operation blower starts automatically & air is used to flow through the compressor at the bottom of filter bed. Air flows from bottom to top of the filter bed by which all the mud/sticky (raw) material gets free from water.
c) Backwash:
In this operation clear water is used to flow from bottom to the top of filter bed. As the water flows from bottom to top all the mud/sticky material which gets free by air scouring is thrown out to the drain chamber.
d) Rinsing:
In this operation only drain valve is kept open & bed is given sufficient time to settle down.
After these four operations filter bed automatically goes into service mode i.e. inlet & outlet valve gets open.
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Specifications !
Type: Sand filter
Filtration rate: 125 m3/hr
Valve details !
Manufactured By: Transpower Equipments Ltd. Pune
Type: MOR1500
Pmax: 10 bar
Size: 300 mm
Valve actuator !
Manufactured By: Alfalavel, Pune
Type – Electrical
Level meter details !
Level transmitter !
Type: Capacitance
Manufactured By: Techtrol , Pune
Model: CPT
Sensor: Probe
Output: 4 to 20 mA DC
Supply: 24 V DC
Range: 0 to 4000 mm
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Level controller !
Manufactured By: Techtrol , Pune
Model: TLIC-POWN
Input: 4 to 20 mA DC
Output: 4 to 20 mA DC / Relay
Supply: 24 V DC
Range: 0 to 4000 mm
Blower motor details !
Motor ! Type: Induction motor
Manufactured By: Siemens
Voltage: 3 Phase 440 V, 50 Hz AC
KW / Hp: 18.5 / 27
Rated current: 34 Amp
Speed : 1460 rpm
Blower !
Type: Twin lobe compressor
Manufactured By: Swam pneumatics, Noida
Pressure: 4000 MMWG
Speed: 1900 rpm
Capacity: 960 m3/ Hr
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Differential pressure measurement system details !
D.P. Transmitter !
Manufactured By: ABB Ltd.
Model: 2600T
Range: 0 to 1.5 bar
Output: 4 to 20 mA DC
Supply: 10.50 to 42 V DC
D.P. Meter !
Manufactured By: Masibus
Model: DTC 5002U
Range: 0 to 1000 bar (Programmable )
Input: 4 to 20 mA DC
Output: Relay
Supply: 24 V DC
Motor and pump details !
Motor !
Type: Induction motor
Manufactured By: Siemens
Voltage: 3Phase 440 V, 50 Hz AC
KW: 5.5
Rated current: 10.90 Amp
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Speed: 1455 rpm
Pump!.
Manufactured By: Mather and Platt
Type: Centrifugal
Head: 15 meter
Discharge: 75 m3 / hr.
Speed: 1455 rpm
Wash water tank level control system details !
Level transmitter !
Type: Capacitance
Manufactured By: Techtrol , Pune
Model: CPT
Sensor: Probe
Output: 4 to 20 mA DC
Supply: 24 V DC
Range: 0 to 2000 mm
Level controller !
Manufactured By: Techtrol , Pune
Model: TLIC-POZY
Input: 4 to 20 mA DC
Output: Relay / 5A
Supply: 24 V DC
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Range: 0 to 2000 mm
Operating air for control valves
For pneumatic operation air is supplied by air compressor to the control valves. Air compressor maintain the air pressure of tank between 5 to 7 Kg / cm2 Motor !
Type : Induction motor
Manufactured By: Siemens
Voltage: 3 Phase 440 V, 50 Hz
KW: 1.5
Rated current: 3.28 Amp
Speed: 1420 rpm
Compressor !
Manufactured By : Ingersoll Rand
4. Sump (Storage Tank):
After filtration process water is stored in sump. In sump chlorine gas is added for killing micro-organism & finally water is pumped to ESR (Elevated Stock Reservoir)
Sump construction details !
Storage capacity: 10 lacs lit.
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Total height: 4 meter.
Overflow height: 3 meter.
Diameter: 20.85 meter.
Motor, pump and delivery valve details !
Motor !
Type: Induction motor
Manufactured By: Siemens
Voltage: 3Phase 440 V, 50 Hz AC
KW / HP: 75 / 100
Rated current: 131 Amp
Speed: 1480 rpm
Pump !
Manufactured By: Mather and Platt
Type: Centrifugal
Head: 32.5 meter
Discharge: 490 m3 / hr
Control valve !
Manufactured By: Rotork controls Ltd.
Serial no.: Z3949BA2
Actuator type: K150 F10E
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Output speed: 18 rpm
Max torque: 152 Nm
Supply: 3 Phase 440V AC, 50Hz
Motor KW: 0.52
Water lubricated pump specification !
Motor !
Type: KV30
Manufactured By: Kirloskar
Voltage: 3 Phase 440 V AC, 50 Hz
KW / HP: 2.3 /3
Rated current : 4.7 Amp
Surge vessel equipments details !
Compressor !
Manufactured By: Ingersoll Rand. Ahemdabad
Model: 2340
Serial No: 02083193
Motor !
Type: Induction motor
Manufactured By: Siemens
Voltage: 3Phase 440 V AC, 50 Hz
KW: 1.5
Rated current: 3.28 Amp
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Speed: 1420 rpm
Level controller !
Manufactured By : Techtrol , Pune
Model : TLC -MP 4 N
Input : NO/NC relay switch
Output : Relay / 5 A
Supply - 230V AC , 50Hz
Ultrasonic flow meter details !
Manufactured By: Siemens
Series: Sono 3000
Code: FDK 085F5005
Supply: 24 V DC / AC
Range: 0 to 1000 m3 / hr
Made in Denmark.
Flow meter in control room details !
This meter is installed in parallel with flow meter for indication of flow rate in control room.
Manufactured By: Masibus, Gandhinagar
Model: 1006
Supply: 24 V DC
Input: 4 to 20 mA DC
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Range: 0 to 1000 m 3 / hr
Level meter details !
Level transmitter !
Type: Capacitance
Manufactured By: Techtrol, Pune
Model: CPT
Sensor: Probe
Output: 4 to 20 mA DC
Supply: 24 V DC
Range: 0 to 4000 mm
Level controller !
Manufactured By: Techtrol, Pune
Model: TLIC-POWN
Input: 4 to 20 mA DC
Output: 4 to 20 mA DC / Relay
Supply: 24 V DC
Range: 0 to 4000 mm
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5. Automation System Design:
Automation is totally based on latest technology i.e. PLC
(Programmable Logic Control) and SCADA system.
SCADA stands for Supervisory Control And Data
Acquisition. As the name indicates, it is not a full control system, but
rather focuses on the supervisory level. As such, it is a purely software
package that is positioned on top of hardware to which it is interfaced, in
general via Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), or other
commercial hardware modules.
SCADA systems are used not only in industrial processes:
e.g. steel making, water filtration, power generation (conventional and
nuclear) and distribution, chemistry, but also in some experimental
facilities such as nuclear fusion. The size of such plants range from a few
1000 to several 10 thousands input/output (I/O) channels. However,
SCADA systems evolve rapidly and are now penetrating the market of
plants with a number of I/O channels of several 100 K
It basically consists of 2 parts viz. data acquisition and
supervisory control. First data is acquired from various parts of the
system and then if require it could be controlled to the desired value.
Every engineer knows that in this world, automation plays a
great deal of part in each and every control system. We sometimes need
everything to be controlled accurately, precisely and economically. So to
acquire all these aspects and qualities a system called as SCADA
(Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition) can be employed.
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To the uninitiated, SCADA may seem like just another chunk
of consonants and vowels floating around in the alphabet soup of today’s
culture. But a SCADA system is, in reality, an extremely important
application of computer technology that has created huge gains in
productivity and efficiency in the processing industries. SCADA systems
have made substantial progress over the recent years in terms of
functionality, scalability, performance and openness such that they are an
alternative to in house development even for very demanding and
complex control systems as those of physics experiments.
SCADA system reduces human error and provides best accuracy in
economical way. It can be applied in plants automation for energy saving
and reduction in wastage of material. SCADA refers to the process of
gathering information often in real time from remote locations.
SCADA system shows all the water filtration activity, which is
carried in the plant. If there is any problem in plant then it gives audio
and visual alarm so ultimately using SCADA system troubleshooting is
easy. It also generates report regarding to backwash operation and pump
running hour.
Specifications !
SCADA ! Manufactured By: Rockwell automation.
Software - RS VIEW 32
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PLC !
Manufactured By: Allen Bradley, USA
Model: SLC 5 / 03
I/O Capacity: 4000 digital
Programming software: RS logix 500 STARTER
Input Module: 1746 IB 32
Output Module: 1746 OB 32
6. Chlorination System:
a) Vacuum Regulator
Vacuum regulator is fixed on chlorine cylinder. This regulator allows flowing of the gas if and only if vacuum is created at the output of regulator.
Specifications ! Model: 210 m/s
Capacity: 200 LB / day
Gas supply pressure: 20 to 220 psi
Made in Germany.
b) Chlorinator/Rota meter
This is connected after the chlorine gas regulator. This meter is used to control the flow of chlorine gas (Kg / Hr).
Specifications !
Model: S10 KYNotch
Flow rate:0 to 90 Kg / day (adjustable)
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Max Output: 0 to 3 Kg / Hr
Made in USA
c) Injector
The output gas from rotameter is given to injector and it is mixed with chlorine gas and water. Finally this concentrated chorine water is fed to sump.
d) Booster pump
The Booster pump is used for creating a vacuum in vacuum regulator.
Specifications !
Motor !
Manufactured By: LUBI
Voltage: 3Phase 440 V, 50 Hz
KW: 0.75
Rated current: 6.5 Amp
Speed : 2850 rpm
e) Online Residual Chlorine Analyzer
It is an online meter to show chlorine contain in filter water. The input (water) for this meter is taken from delivery pipeline. If chlorine in water is high / low from the set value then it gives the indication in control room using alarm.
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Specification !
Model: DEPLOX-3, Germany
Manufactured By: Wallace and Tiernan
Range: 0 to 19.99 ppm
Power: 230 V AC, 50 Hz
Sample flow rate: 580 ml /min
f) Chlorine Gas Leak Detector
Chlorine gas is very hazardous in nature. Small amount of gas leak is detected by this leak detector and it gives a display using alarm in control room.
Specification !
Manufactured By: Pennwalt (I) , Ltd. Mumbai.
Model: Chloratekt -2 Simplex
Range: 0 to 5 ppm
Power: 230 V AC, 50 Hz
g) Gas Tunner
This gas is used to store the chlorine gas and it is filled and supplied by company.
Specifications !
Manufactured By : Anup Engg, Ahemdabad.
Gas weight : 900 Kg
Tare weight : 610 Kg
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Gross weight : 1510 Kg
Test Pressure : 42 Kg / cm 2
Gas pressure : 8 Kg / cm 2
7. Alum Room:
Stirrer Specifications: -
Motor !
Type: Induction motor
Manufactured By: Crompton greaves
Voltage: 3Phase 440 V AC, 50 Hz
KW - 0.75
Speed - 1410 rpm
Gearbox !
Manufactured By: Shanti gears, Coimbatore.
Type: 020 YU
Ratio: 13.26
Level sensor !
Manufactured By: Techtrol, Pune.
Type: Float
Model: FTS J 001
Sensor: M / 8A / 230 AC / 00
Supply: 230 V AC, 50 Hz
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8. Laboratory Equipment Specifications:
1. Turbidity meter !
Manufactured By: Hach, USA.
Model: 2100 P
Range: 0 to 1000 NTU
Accuracy: +/- 2 %
Sample require: 15 Ml
2. Pocket calorimeter !
Manufactured By: Hach, USA.
Model: Pocket calorimeter, TM11
Absorbance Range: 0 to 2.5 Abs
Sample cell: 1cm (10 ml), 25 mm (10 ml)
3. Ph meter !
Manufactured By: YSI INC. U.S.A.
Model: PH 100-4
Range: 0.0 to 14.0 Ph
Accuracy: +/- 0.1
Resolution: 0.1Ph
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9. Distribution Transformer:
Specifications !
Manufactured By - ATLANTA Electrical Ind. Ltd.
KVA / Ph: 200 / 3
Voltage H.V: 11 KV
Voltage L.V: 433 V
AMP H.V: 10.5 A
AMP L.V: 266.7 A
Frequency: 50 Hz
Oil fill: 340 lit
10. Diesel Generator:
Engine !
Manufactured By: Cummins Ind. Ltd. Pune
Alternator !
Manufactured By – Stampford
KVA - 200
Voltage / Ph - 415 V / 3
Amp - 278 A, 50 Hz
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CHAPTER 4
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