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Premium member Presentation Transcript PRESENTATION BYAQUA ENGINEERING: PRESENTATION BY AQUA ENGINEERING ON SOLAR WATER HEATING & HOT WATER GENERATION FROM AIR-CONDITIONING$ Life on Earth is $: $ Life on Earth is $ $ Very Expensive $But it does involve a ‘FREE TRIP ROUND THE SUN EVERY YEAR’ : But it does involve a ‘FREE TRIP ROUND THE SUN EVERY YEAR’ ENERGY COSTS ARE INCREASING: ENERGY COSTS ARE INCREASING Diesel cost 1998 Rs.8/- per litre 2003 Rs.20/- per litre 2.5 Times rise in 5 Years Technology for generation of hot water from refrigeration units : Technology for generation of hot water from refrigeration units CASE STUDY HOTEL FARIYAS (4 Star) Coloba, Mumbai Tonnage of Centralised Air-conditioning Plant 60 Tons x 2nos = 120 Tons Hot water generated per day @ 10,000 to 12,000 Litres at 60 deg.cDIESEL SAVINGS : DIESEL SAVINGS Diesel Savings @ 80 Litres per day Monthly Savings @Rs.50,000 Yearly Savings @ Rs. 6,00,000 Lacs Project Cost Rs. 3 Lacs Simple pay back – 6 months @ 90 Tonnes of CO2 Emission's Stopped at 350 Deg. C CASE STUDY 2 : CASE STUDY 2 Client’s Name Worli Dairy Mumbai Milk generation - @ 4 lacs litres per day. Tonnage of 270 Tons per hr. Milk Chilling plant Hot water generation @ 70,000 at 80 Deg.c Fuel savings per day @ 390 KGS PER DAY Annual savings @ Rs. 20 Lacs Project cost @ Rs. 10 Lacs Simple Pay back 6 Months @ 450 TONNES OF CO2 emissions stopped The financial impact on individual institutions can be clearly seen : The financial impact on individual institutions can be clearly seen 60 room hotel in Goa was using @80L Diesel for hot water generation for kitchen and guest rooms: 60 room hotel in Goa was using @80L Diesel for hot water generation for kitchen and guest rooms Diesel Cost per annum 1998 2003 Rs.3 Lacs Rs.7.5Lacs Room tariff 1998 2003 Rs.1000/- Rs.1100/- + Taxes Similarly steam generation cost per ton using F.O(Furnace oil): Similarly steam generation cost per ton using F.O(Furnace oil) F.O 1998 2003 @Rs.6-7/L @Rs.800 /Ton @Rs.400/Ton @Rs.13/L Has the industrial sector seen this kind of growth in last 5 Years .: Has the industrial sector seen this kind of growth in last 5 Years . Global competition is cut throat and operating expenses are rising Hey! what is your cost of Power? : Hey! what is your cost of Power? Rs.3.50/Kw (unit)? or Rs.4.50/Kw (unit)? or Rs.7.00/Kw (unit)?NO!: NO! Our cost of power is : Our cost of power is Increased health care cost to Environment Degradation Low quality of life due to rising pollution Production losses and maintenance cost due to poor quality power supply Water shortage due to erratic monsoons and global warming Opportunity cost is opportunity loss No new power means no industrial growth No creation of wealth for citizen and stateSolar Energy Systems can provide a: Solar Energy Systems can provide a S - Specific Contribution which is M – Measurable and A – Achievable with a R – Return on investment & can be done in a defined T – Time Frame Slide17: SOLAR SYSTEM HAVE A SMART ANSWER Solar systems give decentralized & modular solution to individual institutions: Solar systems give decentralized & modular solution to individual institutions Let`s see some case studiesSlide for Fariyas: Slide for Fariyas Fariyas Resort, Lonavala : Fariyas Resort, Lonavala 102 rooms property with banquets & restaurant Average hot water required @25000 to 30000 litre /day Average diesel consumption was 180 litres per day Diesel consumption cost = @Rs14lacs/annum Solar Hot water system : Solar Hot water system Capacity – 100 no. solar collector Avg out put - @12,500 to 16,000 litres per day. Solar system & diesel boiler with the hot water supply circuit modified and integrated to give maximum savings.: Solar system & diesel boiler with the hot water supply circuit modified and integrated to give maximum savings. Integration of existing hot water system and solar system is very important to give correct performance up to the delivery point (guest room) and fuels /electrical savingsSlide23: Diesel saving achieved @100 litres per day i.e @Rs.6,00,000/- per 300 working days of solar system System cost @Rs14,00,000/- (Rs 14 Lacs) 14Lacs / 6Lacs =2.3 Years (28 Months) System engineering life = @15 years (For soft water use) PAY THROUGH THE ENERGY YOU SAVE: PAY THROUGH THE ENERGY YOU SAVE 100% Finance scheme Tenure – 5 Years Interest rate – 12% P.A (Reducing balance) Rs.4.5 Lacs 1st year repayment Rs.6 Lacs Diesel SavingEnvironmental benefits : Environmental benefits 300 kg/day of CO2 emission stopped at 350oC Minimum 90 Tones of CO2 emission per 300 days Case study IIHotel MandoviPanaji,Goa: Case study II Hotel Mandovi Panaji,Goa No of rooms = 66 + banquets and restaurant Hotel demand - @12000 litre per day Average diesel consumption - @ 80 litres per daySolar system capacity –6000 litres per dayat 60o cAverage output – 6000-9000 litres per day: Solar system capacity –6000 litres per day at 60o c Average output – 6000-9000 litres per day Solar system and diesel boiler integrated to give maximum savings . Diesel savings achieved - @ 40-50litres per day: Diesel savings achieved - @ 40-50litres per day Savings in rupees – @Rs800 – Rs1000 per day Yearly savings - @ Rs.3 lacs/300 daysSystem cost - @ Rs.8.5 lacs Diesel savings - @Rs.3 lacs: System cost - @ Rs.8.5 lacs Diesel savings - @Rs.3 lacs Simple pay back Rs.8.5 lacs / Rs 3 lacs = 2.8 years (34 Months) System life 15 Years Pay through the energy you save: Pay through the energy you save Finance scheme from IREDA Ltd, New Delhi. Amount – Rs.7 Lacs Tenure – 10 Years Interest rate - @7.3% P.A (Reducing balance method) Slide31: Moratorium period – First 2 Years (Only interest payment to be done) Rs.1.3 Lacs 3rd year loan payment Rs 3 Lacs Diesel savings First 2 years already save Rs6 Lacs,So repayment is through the cash positiveness itself.Environmental benefits : Environmental benefits 45 tons co2 emission stopped at 350ocSlide for snaps: Slide for snaps Hotel AirCraft InternationalVileParle, Mumbai: Hotel AirCraft International VileParle, Mumbai Solar system capacity – 3000L/day Load of electrical geysers removed from premise – 60 KWHotel AirCraft InternationalVileParle Mumbai: Hotel AirCraft International VileParle Mumbai Electricity bill before installation of solar :- Bill date period amount 21.12.1996 Dec-1996 53,336-00 23.01.1997 Jan-1997 61,928-00 23.02.1997 Feb-1997 44,708-00 Average Per Month- Rs.53,320-00 Hotel AirCraft InternationalVileParle Mumbai: Hotel AirCraft International VileParle Mumbai Electricity bill after installation of Solar :- Bill date period amount 10.01.1998 Dec-1998 43,907-00 10.02.1998 Jan-1998 36,099-00 10.02.1998 Feb-1998 44,708-00 Average per Month – Rs.38,737-00Slide37: Average Saving per month Rs.14,583-00 Saving in % Rs.27.5% Saving Per Year Rs.174,996.00 TOTAL COST OF SOLAR INSTALLATION = Rs.4.5 Lacs PAY BACK PERIOD 2.6 YEARS Contribution by hospitality industry to the GRID by using solar hot water system: Contribution by hospitality industry to the GRID by using solar hot water system Example: 200 to 250 hotels of 30-40 rooms capacity Can Reduce Peak load demand by 2.5 to 3 MW Slide39: In effect, in our power sector set up(with all the T&D,theft and subsidies)we save 6 MW per day which can be diverted to another industry. 6 MW means Rs24 Crores of capital investment which is saved. The solar system investment is of @Rs.12Crores only & 6 MW h/h of power is sold everyday to another industry. This is indirect capacity addition for inductive load which is nothing but industrial growth. Conclusion : Conclusion Heating water by electricity is a waste of our limited power resources. Using diesel for water heating will only add to the pollution. Indian society requires a paradigm shift in it`s view point towards energy resources and it`s end use. Solar system is the practical, cost effective de-centralized smart technology to solve our national power crisis. Solar systems are our most effective weapon for creation of national energy security You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
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Premium member Presentation Transcript PRESENTATION BYAQUA ENGINEERING: PRESENTATION BY AQUA ENGINEERING ON SOLAR WATER HEATING & HOT WATER GENERATION FROM AIR-CONDITIONING$ Life on Earth is $: $ Life on Earth is $ $ Very Expensive $But it does involve a ‘FREE TRIP ROUND THE SUN EVERY YEAR’ : But it does involve a ‘FREE TRIP ROUND THE SUN EVERY YEAR’ ENERGY COSTS ARE INCREASING: ENERGY COSTS ARE INCREASING Diesel cost 1998 Rs.8/- per litre 2003 Rs.20/- per litre 2.5 Times rise in 5 Years Technology for generation of hot water from refrigeration units : Technology for generation of hot water from refrigeration units CASE STUDY HOTEL FARIYAS (4 Star) Coloba, Mumbai Tonnage of Centralised Air-conditioning Plant 60 Tons x 2nos = 120 Tons Hot water generated per day @ 10,000 to 12,000 Litres at 60 deg.cDIESEL SAVINGS : DIESEL SAVINGS Diesel Savings @ 80 Litres per day Monthly Savings @Rs.50,000 Yearly Savings @ Rs. 6,00,000 Lacs Project Cost Rs. 3 Lacs Simple pay back – 6 months @ 90 Tonnes of CO2 Emission's Stopped at 350 Deg. C CASE STUDY 2 : CASE STUDY 2 Client’s Name Worli Dairy Mumbai Milk generation - @ 4 lacs litres per day. Tonnage of 270 Tons per hr. Milk Chilling plant Hot water generation @ 70,000 at 80 Deg.c Fuel savings per day @ 390 KGS PER DAY Annual savings @ Rs. 20 Lacs Project cost @ Rs. 10 Lacs Simple Pay back 6 Months @ 450 TONNES OF CO2 emissions stopped The financial impact on individual institutions can be clearly seen : The financial impact on individual institutions can be clearly seen 60 room hotel in Goa was using @80L Diesel for hot water generation for kitchen and guest rooms: 60 room hotel in Goa was using @80L Diesel for hot water generation for kitchen and guest rooms Diesel Cost per annum 1998 2003 Rs.3 Lacs Rs.7.5Lacs Room tariff 1998 2003 Rs.1000/- Rs.1100/- + Taxes Similarly steam generation cost per ton using F.O(Furnace oil): Similarly steam generation cost per ton using F.O(Furnace oil) F.O 1998 2003 @Rs.6-7/L @Rs.800 /Ton @Rs.400/Ton @Rs.13/L Has the industrial sector seen this kind of growth in last 5 Years .: Has the industrial sector seen this kind of growth in last 5 Years . Global competition is cut throat and operating expenses are rising Hey! what is your cost of Power? : Hey! what is your cost of Power? Rs.3.50/Kw (unit)? or Rs.4.50/Kw (unit)? or Rs.7.00/Kw (unit)?NO!: NO! Our cost of power is : Our cost of power is Increased health care cost to Environment Degradation Low quality of life due to rising pollution Production losses and maintenance cost due to poor quality power supply Water shortage due to erratic monsoons and global warming Opportunity cost is opportunity loss No new power means no industrial growth No creation of wealth for citizen and stateSolar Energy Systems can provide a: Solar Energy Systems can provide a S - Specific Contribution which is M – Measurable and A – Achievable with a R – Return on investment & can be done in a defined T – Time Frame Slide17: SOLAR SYSTEM HAVE A SMART ANSWER Solar systems give decentralized & modular solution to individual institutions: Solar systems give decentralized & modular solution to individual institutions Let`s see some case studiesSlide for Fariyas: Slide for Fariyas Fariyas Resort, Lonavala : Fariyas Resort, Lonavala 102 rooms property with banquets & restaurant Average hot water required @25000 to 30000 litre /day Average diesel consumption was 180 litres per day Diesel consumption cost = @Rs14lacs/annum Solar Hot water system : Solar Hot water system Capacity – 100 no. solar collector Avg out put - @12,500 to 16,000 litres per day. Solar system & diesel boiler with the hot water supply circuit modified and integrated to give maximum savings.: Solar system & diesel boiler with the hot water supply circuit modified and integrated to give maximum savings. Integration of existing hot water system and solar system is very important to give correct performance up to the delivery point (guest room) and fuels /electrical savingsSlide23: Diesel saving achieved @100 litres per day i.e @Rs.6,00,000/- per 300 working days of solar system System cost @Rs14,00,000/- (Rs 14 Lacs) 14Lacs / 6Lacs =2.3 Years (28 Months) System engineering life = @15 years (For soft water use) PAY THROUGH THE ENERGY YOU SAVE: PAY THROUGH THE ENERGY YOU SAVE 100% Finance scheme Tenure – 5 Years Interest rate – 12% P.A (Reducing balance) Rs.4.5 Lacs 1st year repayment Rs.6 Lacs Diesel SavingEnvironmental benefits : Environmental benefits 300 kg/day of CO2 emission stopped at 350oC Minimum 90 Tones of CO2 emission per 300 days Case study IIHotel MandoviPanaji,Goa: Case study II Hotel Mandovi Panaji,Goa No of rooms = 66 + banquets and restaurant Hotel demand - @12000 litre per day Average diesel consumption - @ 80 litres per daySolar system capacity –6000 litres per dayat 60o cAverage output – 6000-9000 litres per day: Solar system capacity –6000 litres per day at 60o c Average output – 6000-9000 litres per day Solar system and diesel boiler integrated to give maximum savings . Diesel savings achieved - @ 40-50litres per day: Diesel savings achieved - @ 40-50litres per day Savings in rupees – @Rs800 – Rs1000 per day Yearly savings - @ Rs.3 lacs/300 daysSystem cost - @ Rs.8.5 lacs Diesel savings - @Rs.3 lacs: System cost - @ Rs.8.5 lacs Diesel savings - @Rs.3 lacs Simple pay back Rs.8.5 lacs / Rs 3 lacs = 2.8 years (34 Months) System life 15 Years Pay through the energy you save: Pay through the energy you save Finance scheme from IREDA Ltd, New Delhi. Amount – Rs.7 Lacs Tenure – 10 Years Interest rate - @7.3% P.A (Reducing balance method) Slide31: Moratorium period – First 2 Years (Only interest payment to be done) Rs.1.3 Lacs 3rd year loan payment Rs 3 Lacs Diesel savings First 2 years already save Rs6 Lacs,So repayment is through the cash positiveness itself.Environmental benefits : Environmental benefits 45 tons co2 emission stopped at 350ocSlide for snaps: Slide for snaps Hotel AirCraft InternationalVileParle, Mumbai: Hotel AirCraft International VileParle, Mumbai Solar system capacity – 3000L/day Load of electrical geysers removed from premise – 60 KWHotel AirCraft InternationalVileParle Mumbai: Hotel AirCraft International VileParle Mumbai Electricity bill before installation of solar :- Bill date period amount 21.12.1996 Dec-1996 53,336-00 23.01.1997 Jan-1997 61,928-00 23.02.1997 Feb-1997 44,708-00 Average Per Month- Rs.53,320-00 Hotel AirCraft InternationalVileParle Mumbai: Hotel AirCraft International VileParle Mumbai Electricity bill after installation of Solar :- Bill date period amount 10.01.1998 Dec-1998 43,907-00 10.02.1998 Jan-1998 36,099-00 10.02.1998 Feb-1998 44,708-00 Average per Month – Rs.38,737-00Slide37: Average Saving per month Rs.14,583-00 Saving in % Rs.27.5% Saving Per Year Rs.174,996.00 TOTAL COST OF SOLAR INSTALLATION = Rs.4.5 Lacs PAY BACK PERIOD 2.6 YEARS Contribution by hospitality industry to the GRID by using solar hot water system: Contribution by hospitality industry to the GRID by using solar hot water system Example: 200 to 250 hotels of 30-40 rooms capacity Can Reduce Peak load demand by 2.5 to 3 MW Slide39: In effect, in our power sector set up(with all the T&D,theft and subsidies)we save 6 MW per day which can be diverted to another industry. 6 MW means Rs24 Crores of capital investment which is saved. The solar system investment is of @Rs.12Crores only & 6 MW h/h of power is sold everyday to another industry. This is indirect capacity addition for inductive load which is nothing but industrial growth. Conclusion : Conclusion Heating water by electricity is a waste of our limited power resources. Using diesel for water heating will only add to the pollution. Indian society requires a paradigm shift in it`s view point towards energy resources and it`s end use. Solar system is the practical, cost effective de-centralized smart technology to solve our national power crisis. Solar systems are our most effective weapon for creation of national energy security