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  • Survey on Energy Saving by ITAsia Green IT Seminar

    October 5. 2010

    Yokogawa Electric Corporation

    Hitoshi.Takano

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    Contents

    1. DATA Center by NTT DATA Intellilink Corp.

    2. Public Facilities by Panasonic Corp.

    3. Plant-1 by Yokogawa Electric Corp.

    4. Plant-2 by Toshiba Mitsubishi-Electric

    Industrial Systems Corp.

    5. Asia Green IT Seminar

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    Data Center-Singapore-

    NTT DATA Intellilink Corporation

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    Target

    ・ Target: A data center in Singapore

    ・ Surveyed Items

    ◆PUE Survey : Sector2 , Sector1◆Thermal Environment Survey : Sector2 , Sector1◆CFD Analysis : Sector2

    Sector2

    Sector1

    Data Center Area (Top View)

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    Temperature distribution of the room was obtained. Center and upper part of the machine room was higher in temperature than other places.

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    Image of measurement

    Racks

    Shield

    Support bar

    Cable racks

    30℃

    15℃

    16

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    Thermal Environment Survey

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    FL+1.8m

    Horizontal

    A

    B

    C

    A

    B

    C

    Vertical

    A-A

    B-B

    C-C

    A

    B

    C

    A

    B

    C

    ①Improvement hot air recirculation

    ②Improvement of over suction

    【Capping】

    Installation of cold isle cappings

    BeforeAfter

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    Expected effect

    Electric Power Reduction = 841,000KWh / 1Year

    ・CO2 Reduction460 t-CO2 / 1Year

    ・3.5% improvement on PUE

    Sector1 Sector2

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    Public Facilities-Chulalongkorn University in Thailand-

    Panasonic Corporation

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    Both equipments and operations were found to be improved in air-conditioners (A/Cs) and lightings.

    Summary

    The temperature setting of

    air conditioners

    Targets

    Increase the standard temperature setting by 2 degrees to 77℉(25℃), and encourage people to abide by the rule.

    Effective countermeasures

    Air Conditioners Reduce cost and CO2 emission by installing multi-air conditioning system

    FL stabilizers Replace the current copper steel type stabilizers

    with inverter type models.

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    In some areas, A/Cs had been operated at lower temperatures.

    Case1 -Increase temperature setting of A/Cs

    75°F⇒ 77°F

    If set at too low, like 70°F, then an error message comes out.

    Although pre-defined temperature was 75°F, it had not been well managed to be so.The target value has been newly set at higher temperature of 77°F and well monitored.

    10% of energy reduction is expected by changing temperature set shown above.

    That will be equivalent to around 95.6 CO2-ton/year.

    Increase the temperature setting of air conditioners.

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    Expected effect

    CO2 Reduction424 t-CO2 / 1Year

    Increase temperature setting

    of air conditioners

    Use high efficiency air conditioners

    Use inverter stabilizers

    By other miscellaneous improvements

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    Plant -1 -Rayong Olefins Co., Ltd. (ROC)&

    Thai Acrylic Fibre Co., Ltd. (TAF)-

    Yokogawa Electric Corporation

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    Current status and issuesHeat exchangers (HEXs) - ROC

    • No heat performance monitoring tools had been available for hundreds of HEXs, thus maintenance targets were listed up based on human experiences. (Time Based Maintenance; TBM)

    • Suppose current one HEX performance is as blue line on the right, it will trace red dotted line if it is not cleaned or trace green dotted line if it is cleaned at next turn around. And the difference between the two lines is energy loss.

    Heat transferefficiency

    Time

    Turn around Turn around

    Cleaned

    Not Cleaned

    Operationcycle

    Current HEXperformance

    • Cleaning needs to be judged keeping balance between the loss and maintenance cost. But without performance monitoring the judgement is difficult to made.

    Differenceof energyconsumption

    Fig-3: Heat transfer efficiency

    Fig-1: Heat exchanger Fig-2 Fouling

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    Survey process (Detail)Ethylene cracking furnaces - ROC

    Red bar shows worst 5 severely coking tubes.

    • Coking status survey of 24 tubes was done at a cracking furnace by newly developed MVSA (Multi variable statistical analysis) based InsightSuiteAE’s

    “Smart fault diagnostician”

    ---Fig-3

    • Optimum de-coking steam supply methods were studied based on the severity

    Fig-3: Smart fault diagnostician

    Tube & related process

    Coking rateQuoted from Web sites.

    Fig-1: Ethylene cracking furnace Fig-2: Tubes

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    Expected effect - ROC

    Electric Power Reduction = 807,000KWh / 1YearSteam Reduction = 290 t-CO2 / 1YearFuel = 300 t-CO2 / 1Year

    CO2 Reduction1400 t-CO2/ 1Year

    Heat Exchanger Ethylene Cracking Furnace

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    Energy-saving proposals and the Effect Control loops @ dryers details - TAF

    Fig-1: Dryer and control equipment

    Temperature sensors Control valves

    Target temperature

    Actual temperature

    (1) Minimize fluctuation

    (2) Lowering set point

    Fig-3: Expected tuning result

    Time

    Temp

    Fig-2: Control loops tuning trial (Before)

    Fig-4: Control loop tuning trial (After)

    Time

    Line speed

    Time

    Temperature

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    Electric Power Reduction = 6,400KWh / 1YearSteam Reduction = 490 t-CO2 / 1Year

    CO2 Reduction494 t-CO2/ 1Year

    Control loops Stable valve controls

    Expected effect - TAF

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    Plant -2 -Rayong Olefins Co., Ltd. (ROC)&

    Thai Acrylic Fibre Co., Ltd. (TAF)-

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    Summary

    ROC

    Cooling water pump etc

    Targets

    Inverter type speed control for motors in

    pumps especially with medium voltage

    motors

    Effective countermeasures

    TAF

    Water pump for chiller etc

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    Survey Process (Detail)Valve Control vs Speed control

    Pu

    mp

    H

    ea

    d ;

    H

    Pump Flow ; QQ1

    H1

    Flow loss Curve

    R = Q2

    H = A-(A-1)Q2

    REQUIRED MOTOR

    POWER

    A

    0.7x Q1

    Pu

    mp

    H

    ea

    d ;

    H

    Pump Flow ; QQ1

    H1

    Flow loss Curve

    R = Q2

    H = A-(A-1)Q2

    REQUIRED MOTORPOWER

    A

    0.7x Q1

    Valve Control Speed Control

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    Target item at ROC

    Item No. : PM-2400C

    Equipment : Cooling water pump

    Motor rating : 10P-1850kW-6600V-50Hz-F eG3

    6.6kV-2600kVA TMdrive-MVG is applicable.

    (*The existing eG3 motor shall be replaced

    with a new explosion-proof motor

    in order to get variable speed motor

    explosion-proof certificate.)

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    Expected effect

    Electric Power Reduction = 7,266,000KWh / 1Year

    CO2 Reduction4,032 t-CO2 / 1Year

    ROC

    Electric Power Reduction = 1,204,000KWh / 1Year

    TAF

    CO2 Reduction668 t-CO2 / 1Year

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    Asia Green IT Seminar

  • February 25, 2010The Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel170 persons

    February 23, 2010Pan Pacific hotel Singapore160 persons

    Greeting: Ms. Teo Lay Lim,Chairman of Green IT Chapter, SiTF

    Singapore Date:February 23, 2010 Bangkok Date:February 25, 2010

    SpeakerMETIIDAYokogawa Electric Corp・TMEICNTT Data Intellilink Corp・Panasonic CorpNTT Data Corp

    SpeakerMETIMinistry of Industry (Thailand)Yokogawa Electric Corp・TMEICNTT Data Intellilink Corp・Panasonic CorpYokogawa Manufacturing Corp

    Asia Green IT Seminar

    Greeting: Mr. Yuji Kumamaru, Minister extraordinary and plenipotentiary

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