Energy Efficiency Practices in Humidification Plants, Textile Sector

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Presentation talks about evaluating performance of Humidification Plants in Textile Sector in context of energy efficiency. It also talks about the approach E-Cube Energy takes to develop and implement sustainable energy efficiency practices for its client!

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Page 1: Energy Efficiency Practices in Humidification Plants, Textile Sector

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Page 2: Energy Efficiency Practices in Humidification Plants, Textile Sector

Consumption Pattern

H Plant

15%

Rest of the plant

85%

% Power Consumption

Most Spinning Units consume

almost 12%-17% of total

electricity in H Plant.

At modest energy saving

potential, H Plants have potential

to reduce almost 2% of the total

electricity consumption of the

plant!

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Humidification Process

Humidification

Supply Air

Electricity

Ambient

Conditions,

Required

Condition,

Heat Load,

Plant Design

Heat ExchangeHumidified Air

Return AirTo Atmosphere

From

Atmosphere

Re Circulation

Heat Load

No. of Air Changes

Type of Material

Water

Electricity

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Key Performance Parameter

Heat Load

kWh/M3

Air Flow

Requirement

Water

Requirement

Ambient

Conditions

Required

Conditions

Fan Efficiency

Motor

Efficiency

Pump EfficiencyHourly

Stimulation

Model

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Case Study- Spinning Mill, Rajasthan

Post Audit Observation

15% Electricity Consumption in H Plant

kWh/M3 almost 40% higher than benchmark value

Wrong Sizing of Motors/Fans

20 year old design, lot of changes in Plant

Requirement with time.

What we did?

Stimulated air, water requirements for Heat Load of each section, compared it with design parameters

Measured Key Performance Parameters for each of the Motor-Fan combination ( Static Pressure, Initial

Power Requirement, Time to attain max speed, kWh/M3)

Suggested change in the motor-fan combination and stimulation model for better understanding of

requirement and hence supply side management

The unit is implementing the suggested changes in one of the Mills. E-Cube Energy is assisting in complete

M&V support as per the most updated Energy Management Systems/Standards.

15%-20% Reduction in

Motor-Fan electricity

consumption