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CII National Award for Excellence in Water ManagementCII National Award for Excellence in Water Management
Titagarh Generating StationTitagarh Generating Station
About CESC Limited
CESCCESC Limited is a century old Limited is a century old company and currently is a flagship company and currently is a flagship
company of company of RPG EnterprisesRPG Enterprises
TToday CESC is serving oday CESC is serving 2.1 million2.1 million consumers across its licensed area, consumers across its licensed area, spread over 567 sq. km. in and around spread over 567 sq. km. in and around
the city of the city of KolkataKolkata..
CESC CESC hashas 44 Coal based Thermal Coal based Thermal Power Generating Stations with a total Power Generating Stations with a total
capacity of capacity of 1225 MW. 1225 MW.
CESC’CESC’ss Power Plants are among the Power Plants are among the
Top 10 performingTop 10 performing power plant of India power plant of India
New Cossipore
100 MW 100 MW 19491949
Titagarh
240 MW 240 MW 19821982
Southern
135 MW 135 MW 19901990
Budge Budge
750 MW 750 MW 19971997
Environment Policy of CESC Ltd.
CESC’s business objective is to produce maximum produce maximum uninterrupted, uninterrupted, power in cost effectivecost effective and and
environmental friendly wayenvironmental friendly way
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CESC’s vision emphasizes on sustainable growthsustainable growth2
All the power plants of CESC being city basedcity based, the
company has undertaken various proactive proactive measuresmeasures in different areas of environment
management like emission management, water emission management, water management, solid waste management etc. management, solid waste management etc.
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One of the key mission of CESC in water management is
““Implementing ‘Zero Discharge’ for process effluent”Implementing ‘Zero Discharge’ for process effluent”
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About Titagarh Generating Station
• Commissioned in 1982. 1982.
• First PF station First PF station of the company.
• Capacity = 240 MW 240 MW ( 4 X 60 )
• Station operates at around 96% PLF96% PLF.
• Located on the bank of river Hooglyriver Hoogly, the river becomes the main source of water.main source of water.
• Around 10,500 m10,500 m33 of water is required per day per day for various processes. .
• One of theOne of the top performing top performing power plant in terms ofpower plant in terms of PLF PLF
Power Cycle Process
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Steps Towards Conservation of Water
Zero Discharge for Bottom Ash Handling SystemZero Discharge for Bottom Ash Handling System by modification of Ash Settling Area, installing Pumps & pipeworks and control system for water balancing
Zero Discharge for Aux. cooling system Zero Discharge for Aux. cooling system by installing Cooling Tower.
Zero Discharge for Process water systemZero Discharge for Process water system by erecting a Surge reservoir and installing PSF & ACF PSF & ACF at final Effluent Treatment Plant Outlet
Introducing Root ZoneTechnology Root ZoneTechnology for treatment of sewage.
Elimination of steam consumption by replacing steam for replacing steam for LDO atomization in boiler with Compressed LDO atomization in boiler with Compressed Air Air thus reducing DM water consumption.
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Intake Pump HouseIntake Pump House
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Towards Recycling of Effluent
CASE STUDY CASE STUDY Zero Discharge for Bottom Ash Handling SystemZero Discharge for Bottom Ash Handling System
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Process Condenser
Cooling systemCW OutletCW Outlet
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
Intake Pump HouseIntake Pump House
Towards Recycling of Effluent
Process Condenser
Cooling systemCW OutletCW Outlet
Intake Pump HouseIntake Pump House
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
Recirculation PumpProcess Condenser
Cooling system
Towards Recycling of Effluent
ModifiedRECIRCULATION PUMPS for Bottom Ash Handling SystemRECIRCULATION PUMPS for Bottom Ash Handling System
Intake Pump House
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
Recirculation Pump
Towards Recycling of Effluent
CASE STUDY CASE STUDY Zero Discharge for Process water systemZero Discharge for Process water system
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Modified
Intake Pump House
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
PHE
Process Aux.
CoolingSystem
Pump
PumpClariffloculator
Reservoir Makeup
Recirculation Pump
Towards Recycling of Effluent
Modified
Intake Pump House
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
PHE
Pump
Pump
Process Aux.
CoolingSystem
Clariffloculator
ReservoirMakeup
Cooling TowerCooling Tower
Recirculation Pump
Towards Recycling of Effluent
ModifiedCOOLING TOWER COOLING TOWER
for Auxiliary Cooling Systemfor Auxiliary Cooling System
Makeup
Intake Pump House
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
PHE
Pump
Pump
Process Aux.
CoolingSystem
Reservoir
Cooling TowerCooling Tower
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Recirculation Pump
Clariffloculator
CASE STUDY CASE STUDY Zero Discharge for Process water systemZero Discharge for Process water system
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Towards Recycling of Effluent
Modified
Makeup
Intake Pump House
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
PHE
Pump
Pump
Process Aux.
CoolingSystem
Clariffloculator
Reservoir
Cooling TowerCooling Tower
Process Blowdown /
Service Water
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Recirculation Pump
Towards Recycling of Effluent
Modified
ETPETP
Makeup
Intake Pump House
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
PHE
Pump
Pump
Process Aux.
CoolingSystem
Clariffloculator
Reservoir
Cooling TowerCooling Tower
Process Blowdown /
Service Water
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Recirculation Pump
SurgeTank
PSF
ACFM
akeu
p
Towards Recycling of Effluent
Modified
ETPETP
SURGE TANK for Process Water RecyclingSURGE TANK for Process Water RecyclingPSF & ACF for Process Water RecyclingPSF & ACF for Process Water Recycling
Recirculation Pump
Makeup
Intake Pump House
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
PHE
Pump
Pump
Process Aux.
CoolingSystem
Clariffloculator
Reservoir
Cooling TowerCooling Tower
Process Blowdown /
Service Water
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
SurgeTank
PSF
ACFM
akeu
pCASE STUDY CASE STUDY Root Zone TechnologyRoot Zone Technology
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Towards Recycling of Effluent
Modified
ETPETP
Recirculation Pump
Makeup
Intake Pump House
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
PHE
Pump
Pump
Process Aux.
CoolingSystem
Clariffloculator
Reservoir
Cooling TowerCooling Tower
Process Blowdown /
Service Water
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
Mak
eup
Deep tube well
Wash & Toilet
Towards Recycling of Effluent
SurgeTank
PSF
ACF
Modified
ETPETP
Recirculation Pump
Makeup
Intake Pump House
Process Condenser
Cooling system
Process Ash
handling system
Ash Settling
Area Ash water Pp pit
PHE
Pump
Pump
Process Aux.
CoolingSystem
Clariffloculator
Reservoir
Cooling TowerCooling Tower
Process Blowdown /
Service Water
R
IVE
R H
OO
GLY
SurgeTank
PSF
ACFM
akeu
p
Deep tube well
Wash & Toilet
Root Zone
Gar
den
ing
Towards Recycling of Effluent
Modified
ETPETP
Root Zone System
Length of the Root Zone bed 16 MWidth of the Root Zone bed 10.5 M
Septic Tank
Pump
Garden
Pump
Root Zone System
Outlet ChamberInlet Chamber
Canna Plants
Tier isolating valves
From auxiliary steam
To Drain
CASE STUDY CASE STUDY DM Water ConservationDM Water Conservation
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DM Water Conservation
Unit-2 Unit-3 Unit-4
Compressor
Pressure Control Valve
Replacing steam for LDO atomization in Replacing steam for LDO atomization in boiler with Compressed Air. boiler with Compressed Air.
Registered with UNFCCC on 22nd. June 2007. Elimination of consumption of steam: 10 ton/hr. at 10 kg/cm2 with 180 0C temp. Reduction of DM water:10 ton/hr. CERs Issued 158275 Received: Rs. 12.75 cores.
Cost & Savings
Overview on Cost & Savings of Implemented projects Overview on Cost & Savings of Implemented projects for Water savings & Environmental excellencefor Water savings & Environmental excellence
SlProject
Year of Implementa
tion
Annual Savings
(Water) m3
Annual Savings (Cost )
Rs. in Lakh
Investment Rs. Lakhs
Payback Period (Months)
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Replacing steam for LDO atomization with Compressed Air
2006-07 87600 250 40 2
2
Zero Discharge System for station Effluent (Service water & Ash handling system)
2009-10 2774000 Not
applicable 122.61Environmental
excellence
3 Root Zone 2010Not
applicableNot
applicable 8.23Environmental
excellence
4 Cooling Tower for Aux. cooling System 2012-13 1227840 82.47 259.36 36
Specific Water Consumption
Specific Process Water Consumption for Power GenerationSpecific Process Water Consumption for Power Generation
FY
ProcessWater
Consumption (M3)
Production (Power
Generation)Million kwh
Specific WaterConsumption
m3 / MwhRemarks
2005 - 06 3661190 1830.5950 2Prior to Effluent
Recycling2006 - 07 3674430 1837.2150 2
2009 - 10 525600 1888.7906 0.9Recycling of Ash
Handling Sys & Process Water
2011 - 12 518707 1715.6021 0.3 (85% Reduction)
Cooling Tower (Full)
2012 -13 512125 1649.6400 0.3Initiation of Dry Fly
ash system
Domestic Water Consumption
Per-capita Domestic Water Consumption Per-capita Domestic Water Consumption
FY
DrinkingWater
Consumption (M3)
Source of water
Average Employees
per day
Per capitaConsumption(Per person / day (Liters)
2005 - 06 8835Ground Water
723 0.033
2006 - 07 8844Ground Water
902 0.027
2011 - 12 8784Ground Water
748 0.031
2012 - 13 8760Ground Water
744 0.031
Anti Pollution InitiativesNo discharge of effluent from plant except rain water.
a) Zero discharge service water and bottom ash handling water b) Replacing plate heat exchanger with cooling tower. c) Root zone treatment for sewage
Reduction of water consumption by: a) Incorporation of level switches at overhead tanks to restrict misuse of ground water. b) Reduction of DM water by Replacing steam with air for Oil atomization in boiler. c) Display at strategic location to reduce wastage. d) Monitoring of boiler water to reduce blow down. e) Recycling of service water tank over-flown water through pump. f) Optimizing operation of CW pump w.r.t. condenser vacuum g) Reduction of running of ash water by replacing dry ash evacuation system
Monitoring
Monitoring For
Water Quality
Monitoring For
Water conservation
Testing of water sample Daily :
ETP Inlet
ETP outlet
EADA outlet
ACF Outlet
Clarified Reservoir
Cooling tower.
Monthly:ACF & EADA outlet are checked by WBPCB
Monitoring of performances of level switches
Level monitoring of cooling tower.
Optimization of CW Pumps operation through monitoring of Condenser vacuum
Flow control w.r.t clarified reservoir level.
Awareness Programmes
General Training of EMS at Titagarh for all employees.
Display of environment data at main entrance for general public.
Separate training for employees for maintaining Zero Discharge system.
Active participation of all employees in small improvement projects (KAIZEN) contest every year.
Active participation of all employees in “House keeping contest (Intra CESC)” every year.
Monthly meeting of environment committee (all section of employees)
Task force team for developing new idea for improvement on environment and implementing the same.
Awareness Programmes
Awareness of Contractors’ employees regarding environment before enlisting.
Awareness regarding optimum use of Ash Handling Water
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY celebrated on 5th. June, every year involving local community and WBPCB.
Participation in Environment related public fare (Parivesh Mela).
Imparting voluntary environmental education to local school children and organizing workshops in colleges
Community
Vendor
Certifications
ISO 9001:2000 ISO14001:2004 BS OHSAS 18001:2007
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