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MV/LV Panel Business 12.12. 2014 A.P.F.C( Automatic Power Factor Controller)

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MV/LV Panel Business

12.12. 2014

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What is power factor?

The power factor is the cosine of the angle

between Active power and Apparent power.

Power Factor (Cos Ø ) = Active power (kW) / Apparent

power(kVA)

kVA = √{(kW)2+(kVAr)2}

kW = kVA x Cos Ø

tan Ø = kVAr/ kW

Modern Power network cater to a wide variety of electrical

and power electronic loads, which create a varying power

demand on the supply system. It therefore becomes

practically difficult to maintain a consistent power factor

by the use of fixed compensation i.e. fixed capacitor to be

manually switched ON and OFF to suit the variation of the

load. This will lead to situation where the installation can

have a low power factor causing higher demand charges

and levy of power factor penalties.

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Origin of Low Power Factor

Most of the industrial loads are inductive in nature, i.e., lagging loads, so the

power factor is low or very poor that depends on the capacity of the reactive

power. These reactive loads include electric motors, induction heaters, furnaces,

lamp ballast, A.Cs, Computers, etc. These loads cause the currents to lag the

voltages with some angle resulting in poor power factor.

● This low power factor draws high internal current which in turn creates

excessive heat in the equipments, huge voltage drop offs and poor voltage

regulation.

● The main aspect is that a power supply company imposes a penalty for the

low power factor in the electricity bills.

● Keeping the above things in mind, one can say that the power factor must be

corrected for a better utilization of the power, and to overcome all the

drawbacks.

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Why Need to Improve Low Power Factor?

• More kVA demand for the given kW load and penalty for poor power factor, hence higher

running cost (electricity bill).

• More line current for the given kW load and hence higher rated transformer, switchgears and

cables are required, hence higher capital cost.

• More line current for the given kW load- poor utilization of all electrical distribution network

and hence poor return on investment.

• Higher voltage drops in the distribution network hence poor performance of electrical

equipments resulting in production loss.

• Higher voltage fluctuations hence damage to electrical equipments resulting in production

loss.

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Benefits of Improved Power factor.

●Eliminate Power Factor charges.

●Reduce electricity costs.

●Reduce current and kVA demand.

●Reduce kVA demand & demand charges.

●Reduce system power losses.

●Increase kVA available from transformers.

●Improve facility voltage levels.

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Hence the Saving = (Earlier Tariff - Tariff after Improvement)

= (14541.12- 11309.76) = 3231.36 Rs./-

Annually extra cost Paid by consumer (approx) - 3231.36 X 12 = 38776.32 Rs/yr (Approx)

So you are losing Rs.38, 776.32 / every year.

Which can be recovered by using Automatic Power Factor Control Panel (APFC), which will cost you

Rs.34,000/ and this amount will be recovered within a year.

Thus it will lower down the Energy Consumption and maintain the Voltage in system which will bring down the MDI of an

organization.

Besides this, in company accounting as shown in the attached CA recommendation, this equipment would qualify

for Depreciation Allowance under the Income Tax Act 1961 to a rate of 80%.

Hence almost all the cost which one organisation will pay initially will be recovered in first year itself.

So AMTL APFC Panel is the best energy saving device available in the market is made by dedicated team of Engineers who

are constantly work for the improving energy efficiency through their research, audit and advisory services.

Typical case study of a virtual Company Present Details:

Power Factor Connected Load

(KVA)

Current KWH Current KVAH Current Tariff @

Rs. 5 per unit

0.7 35 1885 2693 14541.12

After installation of Automatic Power Factor Control Panel, the improved Electrical System:-

Improved Power

Factor

Connected Load

(KVA)

KWH Improved KVAH Improved Tariff @

Rs. 5 per unit

0.98 35 1885 2094.4 11309.76

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How can I improve a low Power Factor ?

The simplest way to improve Power Factor is to install a Power Factor Correction unit at your

site.

Power factor correction units consist of capacitors which act as reactive current generators. By

providing the reactive power, they reduce the total amount of power you must draw from

the network.

Power Factor Improvement.

Switched capacitors method is widely recognized method of minimizing the losses through a

reactive power consumption.

In many industries, larger APFC panels are installed in parallel to the loads where in a set of

capacitors are switched-on prior to correcting the power factor.

AMTL provides APFC panels from 10 Kvar to 600 Kvar rating;

-Wall mounted panels up to 75 Kvar.

-Floor mounted panels up to 350 Kvar & other rating on request will be provided.

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Recommendation By CA for Accounting in Book of Account

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Automatic Power Factor Control Panel (Energy Saving Device)

Technical Data* Automatic Power Correction Unit

Mechanical Structure

Reference Standard

MCB/MCCB

Wiring

Frequency

Rated VoltageAuxiliary Voltage

Mains Voltage

Contactors

Capacitors

Thyristors

Power Supply

Protection Degree

Cooling

Temperature class

Power factor controller

Sheet steel, protected against corrosion by phosphating treatment.

As per IEC 61921/IS 8623

All capacitors are protected by a leading brand of breakers for reliable and trouble free operation.

Flame retardant cables. Aux. circuits are identi?ed as in electrical drawing.

50 Hz

415 Vac 230 Vac

415 Vac

Each bank of capacitors is controlled by a three pole contactor to limit the inrush current peaks, each contactor is provided with insertion resistor.

Self-healing metalized polypropylene equipped with over-pressure safety device and discharge resistor.

Thyristor switching at zero crossing.

Cable entry from bottom.

Exhaust Fans

Friendly user intelligent microprocessor based APFC relay.

10 C to +50 C -

* Speci?cations can be altered as per Client’s requirement.

External protection rating : IP 55

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Automatic Power Factor Control Panel & Standard Ranges

Description Steps Panel Size Price

10 Kvar 4 450X300X150 On Request

20 Kvar 4 400X400X300 On Request.

35 Kvar 6 600X600X300 On Request

55 Kvar 6 600X600X300 On Request

75 Kvar 8 1200X800X300 On Request

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Description Steps Panel Size Price

100 Kvar 8 1200X800X300 On Request

150 Kvar 8 1800X800X600 On Request

.

200 Kvar 8 1800X800X600 On Request

250 Kvar 12 2000X800X600 On Request

300 Kvar 12 1200X800X600 On Request

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APFC

Controller

RYB Indicating Light

Auto Manual Switch

Red Indicating Lights for

Capacitor Banks

Toggle Switches

Filter

Door Lock

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IncIncomer

MCB / MCCB for Branch Protection

Contactors

Capacitor Bank

RYB BUS BAR

APFC

Controller

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BENEFITS OF APFCAPFC panel are fully automatic in operation and each can be use to achieve consistently speci?ed power factor under ?uctuating load condition. Reduces kVA (Maximum demand) charges in utility bill. Reduces distribution losses (KWH) within the plant network. Better voltage at motor terminals and improved performance of motors. Optimum power factor eliminates penalty charges imposed when operating with a low power factor. Investment on system facilities such as transformers, cables, switchgears etc for delivering load is reduced.

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APPLICATIONS

♦ Distribution Substations, Power Stations, Call Centres.

♦ Printing industries, Textile industries, Pharmaceutical industries, Dairy&

Milk Products, Chemical plants, Machine shops, CNC Machine, Food

Processing industries, Automobiles Industries, Oil refineries, Paper Mills,

Plastics factories, Process industries, sawmills, Steel plants, Water

treatment plants.

♦ Real Estates, Hospitals, Hotels, shopping malls, Super markets,

Corporate buildings, Data Centres, Schools.

♦ Airports, Railway, Metros.

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Customers to be Focused for APFC & LV Panels

• Industrial Units Small ,Medium & Large –Steel Industries, Sugar Mills

• Approval by Consultants.

•Prescription Business though Executive Engineer,SDO,JE,Contrators

•Through Energy Audit Team/ EPC Recommendations.

• New High Rise Buildings where Prepaid meters are Installed.

• Tenders Business of Public sectors & Big Corporate

• Houses > 10 KW loads

• City Infrastructure(Hospitals /Schools/Colleges/ Ban quote Halls) /Subways/Airports

• Through Mailer & Calling.

•Replacement Market.

•All India State Electricity Boards through tenders

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Thanks

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Contact:

Advance Metering Technology Ltd.

B-189,Noida Phase-II

Noida-201305, U.P, India

Tel.:+91 120-4531400; Fax. +91 120-4531402

Cell No: + 91 9868101833

Visit Us: www.pkrgroup.in

Email: [email protected]