27th (Thursday)-29th (Saturday) August, 2015BHUBANESWAR

Currently there is a great deal of concern about the adverse environmental and social consequences of fossil fuels. Excessive usage of fossils lead to air pollution and these are also depleting at a faster rate. But it was not until the 1970s with the steep price rise of the Civil crisis and the advent of environmental movement that the society began to take more seriously the prospect of fossil fuels running out and the possibility that their continued use could be destabilizing the planet’s natural ecosystems and global climates.

Energy is of fundamental importance to society and has the greatest impact on the environment.

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Society’s current use of fossil and nuclear fuels have many adverse consequences. These include air pollution, acid rain, the depletion of natural resources and dangerous of nuclear radiation. The threat of global climate change mainly caused by carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel and fuel combustion. This is one of the main reasons why there is a growing consensus on the need to reduce such emissions.

In view of supplementing power generation from Renewable Energy Sources currently there is a thrust of harnessing energy from non-polluting energy sources such as PV Wind and Tidal energy sources electricity Renewable energy make a large contribution to world primary needs.

PV and Wind energies are pollution free means of generating the renewable energy growth rates seem likely to continue, spurred on by concerns about climate change, Limited fossil fuel reserves and external costs of fossil fuel and nuclear fuel use.

The conference will also focus on some of the very pertinent areas of concerns in power pollution such as environmental issues of power generation from fossil fuels.

Further, energy conservation is a key issue among the industrial community. The conference will disseminate the means of reducing energy wastages though adoption of effective energy management and conservation policies.

Safety concerns and protection of power system are very serious issues for industries. The operation of Thermal Power generating stations involve a series of steps which expose working personnel to hazards and traumatic injuries. Hazards may be controlled through good design, knowledgeable workers & job planning. These are some of the issues to prevent pains and losses. The physical hazards in plants in addition to heat and gases include noise, electromagnetic field, asphyxiation in confined spaces. Chemicals are widely used.

The transmission and distribution systems share some of the hazards of Power Stations. They are fall from height, electric shock & burn.

Keeping the afore said subjects of interest to both industry and R&D organization the conference is planned to provide a platform to exchange ideas of academician, engineers in industries and policy makers.

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEECHIEF PATRON Dr. Ajit Kumar Tripathy,IAS(Retd)

President, MDC on SHE Ex-Chief Secretary & Chief Development Commissioner, Odisha

PATRONS Shri G. S. Prasad Chief Executive Officer, Rourkela Steel Plant, Rourkela

Shri S. K. Mohapatra Chief Executive Officer Dhamra Port Company Limited, Odisha

Shri Arun Kumar Mishra Vice President, TATA STEEL, Gopalpur,Odisha

Shri Sankaram Subramaniam Managing Director, OPGC Ltd, Odisha

CHAIRMAN Prof. Sunil Kumar Sarangi Director, NIT, Rourkela

VICE CHAIRMEN Shri G. S. Khuntia Vice President, MDC on SHE

Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi Dean, Alumni Relations,NIT, Rourkela

CONVENOR Shri G. D. Rath Secretary, MDC on SHE, Bhubaneswar

CHAIRMAN PROF. BIDYADHAR SUBUDHI Dean[AR][Prof. Electrical Engineering], NIT, Rourkela

CONVENOR SHRI G. D. RATH Secretary, MDC on SHE, Bhubaneswar

VENUE Hotel Crown A1/(a), IRC Village, Nayapalli Bhubaneswar - 751015

MEMBERS Dr. C. R. Mohapatra, IFS(Retd) Vice President, MDC on SHE

Shri G. Upadhyaya Formerly Chairman-cum-MD, NALCO

Shri K. K. Sharma Director (Operation), NTPC & Chairman, NSPCL

Shri Tejveer Singh Executive Director(Power, Electrical & SAILCON), SAIL

Shri Rakesh Bhargav Chief Executive Officer, BPSCL, Bokaro

Shri P. C. Das Director of Factory & Boilers Govt. of Odisha

Shri S. K. Bhuyan Jt.Secretary-cum-Treasurer MDC on SHE

Shri S. K. Upadhyay Registrar, NIT, Rourkela

Shri U. K. Mishra General Manager I/C (Power & Electrical), Rourkela Steel Plant

Shri S. C. Mohapatra Secretary, Paradip Port Trust, Paradip

Shri Manikanta Naik Chief Resident Executive, TATA STEEL Odisha, Bhubaneswar

Dr.Varish Panigrahi Chairman, PanNet Computers, USA

MEMBERS PROF.SUBHRANSU SAMANTRAY IIT, Bhubaneswar

SHRI U. K. MISHRA General Manager I/C (Power & Electrical), Rourkela Steel Plant

SHRI A. K. BIHARI General Manager-Projects Rourkela Steel Plant

DR.DILIP KUMAR BEHERA Sr. Environmental Scientist, L-1, SPCB, Odisha

SHRI S. K. BHUYAN Jt.Secretary-cum-Treasurer, MDC on SHE

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

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1. Environmental Issues in Conventional Power Plants

a. Fly Ash in Thermal Plants b. Ash Disposal System2. Renewable Power Generation Systems a. Photovoltaic Power Generation System b. Wind Energy Conversion System c. Wave Energy System d. Tidal Energy System e. Biomass system3. Electrical Safety and Protections in

Industry a. Electrical Hazards and Safety System in Steel

Plant b. Electrical Hazards and Safety System in Coal-

Industry c. Electrical Hazards and Safety System in Oil

Installations / Oil Refineries d. Electrical Hazards and Safety System in

Chemical Plant e. Prevention, Control and Mitigation of Electrical

Fire f. Protocol in Electrical Maintenance g. PPEs( Personal Protective Equipment) for

Safety and Productivity h. Earthling for protection of M-3 (Man,Machine

and Material)4. Occupational Health Issues in Power

Generation and Distribution system 5. Energy Conservation and

Management a. Efficient utilization of Coal and Oil in Thermal

Power Plants

b. Energy efficiency and Energy conservation opportunities in Thermal Power Sectors

6. Power Quality in Power System a. Power Sector Reforms – An approach to ensure

quality b. Clean and Green Technology in Power

Generation c. Technology up-gradation in the manufacture

of low cost and quality electrical appliances7. Capacity Building through Clean

Energy Technology in Conventional Power Sector

a. Development of sustainable, competitive and eco-friendly Technology in conventional Power Sector

b. Promotion of favourable Regulatory Framework

c. Establishment of Standards for Reliability and Safety

d. Clean Energy expansion in Power Sector e. Coal Based Options8. Human Dimension in Managing

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a. Impact on Human Capital in adopting New Technologies

b. Pollution of Human Mind-set & Its remedies c. Holistic Inclusiveness of Stake holders in

sustaining New Technology d. Human Resource Planning for ‘CGSP’9. Clean, Green and Safe Technology in

Electricity Generation & Distribution in Steel and Aluminium Sector.

Conference Topics

1. Senior and Middle level Managers from Industry covering Operation, Maintenance, Electricity Generation and Distribution, Safety, Medical & Health, Human Resource (HR) departments.

2. Academician from Reputed Technical and Research Institutions : IITs, NITs, Technical Universities /Institutions , CPRI(Central Power Research Institute) and Management Professionals.

3. Regulators : Electrical Inspectors, Officers of State Factory Directorates/ Inspectorates, ERCs, DGMS, DGFASLI, OISD

4. Officers of Ministry of Power, New and Renewable Energy, Coal, Mine, Steel, Petroleum , Government of India and State Energy Departments

5 Electrical Equipment Manufacturers/Suppliers.

Who will benefit from the Conference

There will be special session for the Equipment Manufacturers/Suppliers for presentation on the new Products/Equipments during a special session earmarked for the purpose.

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POWER SECTOR

I. NTPC

II. BHEL

III. GRIGCO

IV. OPTCL

V. POWER GRID CORPORATION OF INDIA

VI. TATA POWER CO. LTD

VII. ADANI POWER LTD

VIII. SUZLON (WIND POWER COMPANY)

IX. NUCLEAR POWER CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD

X. DAMODAR VALLEY CORPORATION

XI. NEYVELI LIGNITE CORPORATION OF INDIA

XII. NALCO

XIII. NHPC

XIV. OHPC

XV. RELIANCE POWER LTD

XVI. RELIENCE INFRA

XVII. ESSAR POWER

XVIII. ALSTOM INDIA LTD

XIX. SAIL-NTPC JV POWER PLANTS

XX. LANCO INFRATECH

XXI. SJVN (JV–INDIAN GOVT.AND HIMACHAL PRADESH)

XXII. JSW ENERGY

XXIII. STERLITE ENERGY

XXIV. GVK ENERGY

XXV. HINDALCO- POWER

XXVI. TORRENT POWER

XXVII. JAIPRAKASH POWER

XXVIII. GUJ INDIA POWER

XXIX. BF UTILITIES AND OTHERS

ACADEMIC / RESEARCHI. IITS INSTITUTIONS

II. NITS

III. TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES/ INSTITUTIONS

IV. CENTRAL POWER RESEARCH INSTITUTE(CPRI)

REGULATING AGENCIES

1. CENTRAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY, MINISTRY OF POWER

2. STATE ELECTRICITY BOARDS

3. STATE ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATES

4. DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF MINE SAFETY

INDUSTRY

1. SAIL

2. JSPL

3. TATA STEEL

4. ONGC

Invitee Organizations / Institutions

5. IOCL

6. HPCL

7. BPCL

8. COAL INDIA LTD

9. MAHANADI COALFIELD LTD

10. NEYVELI LIGNITE LTD

11. PARADIP PORT TURST

12. DHAMRA PORT CO. LTD

13. IFFCO

14. ODISHA MINING CORPORATION

15. RINL, VISAKHAPATNAM

16. ORDNANCE FACTORIES

AND OTHERS

GOVERNMENT 1. MINISTRY OF POWER,

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA ORGANIZATIONS

2. MINISTRY OF NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

3. MINISTRY OF COAL, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

4. MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

5. ENERGY DEPARTMENT, STATE GOVTS.

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

1. SRIDER, MANUFACTURERS

2. ABB,

3. SIEMENS,

4. L&T,

5. HAVELL,

6. PHILIPS,

7. CROMPTON & GREAVES,

8. ALMSTON

9. NAYAK POWER SYSTEM,USA

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“Clean, Green and Safe Technology in Power Sector- starting from generation, transmission to distribution” are the focused areas, it is expected that technical papers will be received from highly proficient, experienced professionals, academicians, regulatory bodies and specially those working in the field.

The ‘abstract’ and full paper – both in soft and hard copies should reach the Conference Secretariat on or before 20th June, 2015.

The conference will be addressed by eminent speakers of International and National repute with a successful track record in the Power and Energy sector, Technical Institutions and Regulatory bodies. They are also expected to share their rich expertise and experience in the Power Technology and Electrical Safety.

SPEAKER'S PROFILE

CALL FOR PAPER

POSSIBLE INVITED CONTRIBUTORSProf. Bhim Singh Department of Electrical Engg., IIT, DelhiProf. Mahesh Kumar Dept. of Electrical Engg., IIT, MadrasProf. N. Kishore Electrical Engg. Department, IIT, KhargpurProf. Bidyadhar Subudhi Electrical Engg. Deptt., NIT, RourkelaProf.(Dr) A. K. Mahapatra Director, AIIMS, BhubaneswarProf.(Dr) P. K. Das Professor(Medicine),Ex-DMET Government of OdishaProf.(Dr) Thupil Venkatesh Principal Adviser, QCI & Director, NRCLPI, Bangalore

Dr. A.K.Singh Director I/C(M&HS), SAIL/RSP, RourkelaProf. Ashok Kumar Tripathy SIT, Bhubaneswar [Ex-DG,CPRI]Dr. Sundara Rajan Jt. Director, CPRI, BangaloreDr. U. K. Choudhury Executive Director(R&D) BHEL, HyderabadProf. N. K. Roy Electrical Engg. Deptt. NIT, DurgapurDr. Vimal Kumar Secretary General, C-FARM, New Delhi [Ex-Mission Director & Head, Fly Ash Unit, DS&T,Government of India]

Shri R. Mitra GM I/C,SAIL/EMD, Kolkata

Prof. R. Sarathi Dept. of Electrical Engg., IIT, MadrasShri U.K.Mishra GM I/C(E&P), SAIL/ RSP, RourkelaProf. S. Samantaray School of Electrical Engg., IIT, BhubaneswarShri Vinod Kumar Singh,IOFS Dy. DG, Ordnance Factory Board, KolkataDr.Omprakash Agrawal Chairman, Tierra Solar Power, USAShri S. K. Upadhyay Registrar, NIT, RourkelaDr. Suvendu Das Vice President- HR, Paradip Phosphates Limited, Bhubaneswar

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REGISTRATION : The Conference is non-residentialDELEGATE FEES : a. Single : Rs.10,000.00 (ten thousand) b. Double : Rs. 18,000.00 (eighteen thousand) c. Triple & above : Rs. 08,000.00 (eight thousand) each d. Students (Limiting to 10) : Rs. 06,000.00 (six thousand) each

DIAMOND : a. 02 delegate free Rs. 02.00 (two) lakh b. Publication of One Full page Colour Advt. free of cost c. One brochure with promotional activities of the company organization to be

inserted in the kit bag that will be distributed to the participants d. Logo of the Sponsorer will be prominently displayed e. Option to participate with a 15 minute presentation

GOLD : a. 01 delegate freeRs. 01.00 (one) lakh b. Publication of One Full page Colour Advt. free of cost c. One brochure with promotional activities of the company/organization to be

inserted in the kit bag that will be distributed to the participants d. Logo of the Sponsorer will be prominently displayed e. Option to participate with a 15 minute presentation

ADVERTISEMENT FOR a. Back Page : Rs. 50,000.00 (fifty thousand)PUBLICATION IN THE b. Front & Back Inner Page : Rs. 50,000.00 (fifty thousand) eachSOUVENIR c. Full Page (Multi-colour) : Rs. 40,000.00 (forty thousand) d. Half Page(Colour) : Rs. 25,000.00 (twenty five thousand)

[The delegate fee will take care of participation in the Conference, Lunch, Tea/Coffee, Conference Material, Sight seeing etc.]. The delegate have to make their own arrangement for their accommodation at Bhubaneswar. However, on prior request the Conference Secretariat will help in arranging/reserving accommodation on payment by the delegates.

PAYMENT : All payments are to be made through ‘DD’ in favour of“ Multi Disciplinary Centre on Safety, Health and Environment”, payable at Bhubaneswar.

SPONSORSHIP

FOR OVERSEAS PARTICIPANTSDELEGATE FEE : US $ 500.00 each : (This includes free single accommodation, participation in the Conference, Lunch, Tea/Coffee, Conference Material, Sight Seeing etc.)

SIZE : 3m x 3m [All stalls will be provided with reception desk, two chairs, stall lighting and power

connection points with standard facia]RATE : Rs.25,000.00 per Stall.EXHIBITION PROFILE : An exhibition of equipment, technology and methods relating to the latest development

on the fields cited above will be organized at the Conference Venue. National and International level equipment manufacturers and other concerned will be

invited to exhibit their products. For more information regarding booking of exhibition area/stall, you are requested to contact

Er. S. K. Bhuyan, Jt. Secretary-cum-Treasurer, MDC on SHE: Tel: 0674-2741652 / 09438392288 (Cell) / Fax: 0674-2741651, Email: mdcshe@gmail.com / skbhuyan2@gmail.com.

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REGISTRATION FORM

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Shri G. D. Rath, Secretary Multi Disciplinary Centre on Safety, Health & Environment IDCO Plot No: 04, Chandaka Industrial Estate Infocity Road, Patia, Bhubaneswar – 751024, Odisha, India Phone : 0674 – 2741651/2743768, Mob : 09437288411 Fax : 0674-2741651, Email : mdcshe@gmail.com Website: www.mdconshe.org

Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi National Institute of Technology Department of Electrical Engineering Rourkela -769 008, Odisha, Phone : 0661-2462021, 2462001, Mobile : 09439031620, Fax : 0661 246 2033, Email: bidyadhar@nitrkl.ac.in, Website : nitrkl.ac.in

PAYMENT DETAILS

All payments are to be made through ‘Cheque/ DD’ in favour of “ Multi Disciplinary Centre on Safety,

Health and Environment”, payable at Bhubaneswar, Cheque No. / DD No. : ......................................Bank

Name : ....................................................................................................................................Date : ............................................

Amount : ...................................................................................................................Please fax or mail this form at the

contact no. / address given below.

CONTACT DETAILS

TRAVEL DESKSeminar venue, The Hotel Crown is centrally located on the NH-5 and well connected with Bhubaneswar Airport and Railway Station. Other suitable nearby hotels are Mayfair Lagoon, Swosti Premium and Ginger. Contact details, tariffs and other informations are provided hereunder :

Hotel CrownDiscounted Room Tariff @ Rs. 4000/- Net in CP for Single/Double occupancy. This special rate will include (i) Room rent for one night. (ii) Buffet Breakfast (iii) Welcome drinks on arrival (iv) Tea/coffee maker in the room (v) Complimentary 02 bottles of mineral water per day (vi) Use of swimming pool and health club. (vii) Check in/Check out time : 12.00 Noon. Pick up/drop can be arranged on extra chargeable basis from/to airport and railway station.

Hotel Mayfair LagoonMayfair Lagoon is a 5 star deluxe business resort having rooms, suites and villas amidst a natural green landscape complimented by beautiful water bodies. This is regarded one of the best resort in eastern India.

Room Tariff @ Rs. 10000/- for single and Rs. 12000/- for double occupancy. Other rooms i.e Club Suite @ 18,000/- Deluxe Cottage @ Rs. 20,000/- and Royal Villa @ Rs. 40,000/-. Taxes are applicable. Tariff includes breakfast. Check out time : 12.00 Noon. Pick up/drop can be arranged on extra chargeable basis from/to airport, railway station.

Hotel GingerA leading name in branded budget hotels, Ginger Hotels is an excellent choice for leisure and business travellers - for the unique blend of comfort and efficiency that it provides.

Standard Room Tariff @ Rs. 3499/- for single and Rs. 3999/- for double occupancy. Check out time : 12.00 Noon.

Hotel Swosti PremiumSwosti Group of Hotels is a chain of premium luxury hotels in Odisha, India. Swosti Premium is one of the classic luxury hotel in Bhubaneswar and the preferred choice as one of the luxury hotels near Bhubaneswar airport.

Executive Standard Room Tariff @ Rs. 4200/- + Tax for single and Rs. 4700/- + Tax for double occupancy. Check out time : 12.00 Noon.

Contact : The Crown A1/(a), IRC Village, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar - 751015, Phone : 0674 3000000, Fax: 0674 2550001 Email : Sales: sales@thecrown.in Reservation : reservation@thecrown.in

Contact : 8-B, Jaydev Vihar, Bhubaneswar – 751 013, Odisha, India, Phone : +91 674 6660 101 Fax : +91 674 2360 236 Email: lagoon@mayfairhotels.com

Contact : Ginger Bhubaneswar, Opp. Nalco Headquarters, Jayadev Vihar, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar – 751 013, Odisha, India, Phone : +91 674 6663333 Fax : +91 674 230 3966 Email: lreservation.bhubaneswar@gingerhotels.com www.gingerhotels.com

Contact : Swosti Premium Nandan Kanan Rd, Gajapati Nagar, Bhubaneswar, 751013, Odisha Phone : 09338015588 / 09337476478 Email: information@swosti.com www.gingerhotels.com

For more detailed information and offers please contact the hotel authority directly.

CONFERENCE HOSTROURKELA STEEL PLANTSteel Authority of India LimitedRourkela-769011, Odisha, IndiaTel : 0661- 2510018, 2510493, 2448006, Fax : 0661-2511072Email : ceo.rsp@sailrsp.co.in

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYRourkela-769008, Odisha, IndiaPh : 0661-2462021, 2462001, Fax : 0661 246 2033, Mobile : 09439031620Email : bidyadhar@nitrkl.ac.in, registrar@nitrkl.ac.in, director@nitrkl.ac.in

MULTI DISCIPLINARY CENTRE ON SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTIDCO Plot No: 04, Chandaka Industrial Estate, Infocity Road, Patia Bhubaneswar – 751024, Odisha, India, Ph : 0674 – 2741651/2743768 Fax : 0674-2741651, Email : mdcshe@gmail.com, Website: www.mdconshe.org