Arresting Operational Leakages using Energy Analytcis

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Graph shows compressed air energy consumption in a spinning unit for a specific period.

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Interestingly as soon as we start to look at the energy consumption in respect to production, we observe a rather disturbing trend in the last 30 days. Has the plant started to leak energy here? How to do a consistency check?

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Expected energy consumption as per the forecasting model does not show up the “peak” in energy consumption as observed in the actual trend. This confirms that there is a leakage happening and is not linked to production/process.

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Deemed loss of Energy consumption is to the tune of 500 units/day i.e. almost Rs 3,500 per day!

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