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Information is the key to unlocking Energy SavingsPresenter: Rosanne Sabiston, Power Control Business Manager
2017 WEA AUSTRALIAN CONFERENCE – Production & Applied Technology
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Defining Energy : W.A.G.E.S
� Energy Components :
� Water / Wastewater
� Air
� Gas
� Electricity
� Steam
� Energy costs can be 20 percent of Cost of Goods Sold for food & beverage plants
� Energy should be thought of as an INGREDIENT
� Information can tell you how much of that ingredient is required for products you make (effectively becomes an input into a recipe)
� Sustainability is a part of your BRAND: H&M Clothing example
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World-wide energy consumption will increase over
70% 2035by
Why Energy Management?
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Why Manage Industrial Energy?
Source: US Energy Information Agency:
Energy management can result in significant savings
�Over 60% of Fortune 100 companies have made public commitments to reduce energy
� 195 countries participated in the 2015 UN Climate Change Conference
� Less than 5% use software to track and analyze energy data
Global Energy Usage by Sector
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The key to reducing energy-relatedexpenses is understanding
where, when and how much is being consumed.
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Impactful results BEGIN WITH A PLAN
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Leadership
• Establish goals & objectives – get everyone involved in wanting to do this (so you can celebrate success!)• Select collaborating companies – who can help you get there?
Education
• Equip personnel on how to assess opportunities & make improvements levering new technology• They must know where, when and how much is being consumed today.
Projects
• Effective project scoping of energy solutions• Successful execution and adoption of energy saving projects
Visibility
• Establish an energy information system and base line – relate energy to activities/processes• Understand and set metrics (so you can celebrate success!)
Control
• Coordinate activities and control processes to proactively reduce energy consumption
Your Energy Management Strategy
Continuous analysis &
Improvement
Foundation:Information
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Electric Motors
� An easy target for energy cost savings!
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Building an Informative Platform
� Here are some cost effective and starting points for building up intelligence on what your motor electricity costs are:
� Power Monitors
� PowerMonitor 5000
� Intelligent Motor Control Devices
� E300 Intelligent Overload Relays
� PowerFlex® Variable Speed Drives
� Linking process control to Intelligent Electrical Devices
� Prosoft 61850 gateway modules
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PowerMonitor 5000
� Monitors 4 voltage and 4 current channels for every electrical cycle
� 1024 data points across 8 channels every 12-17 milliseconds
� Calculates over 6,000 parameters every cycle
� Why do you need one?
� Provides an extensive array of power quality information to help you understand issues coming into and throughout your facility.
� You can only do something about your Power Quality issues if you know what they are. How do you size generators today?
� How much will it cost?
� ~$2-5k, depending on the model you choose
� http://ab.rockwellautomation.com/Energy-Monitoring/1426-PowerMonitor-5000#documentation
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Power Monitoring Architecture
� PowerMonitor™ 5000
- Main Input Meter- Point of Use Metering
FACTORY FLOOR
� PowerMonitor™ 1000
- Sub Metering- Point of Use Metering
� PowerMonitor™ 500
- Point of Use Metering- Sub Metering
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PowerFlex® Variable Speed Drives
� http://ab.rockwellautomation.com/Drives
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VSD Energy Savings Calculator for Pumps & Fans
� http://www.rockwellenergycalc.com/
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E300 Intelligent Overload Relay
� It does more than protect your motor!� Real-time diagnostics are transformed into actionable information which maximizes your up-time and protects your assets.
� It will save you on energy costs� Provide power values (kW, kVAR, kVA, and PF), energy values (kWh, kVARh, and kVAh), and demand values (kW, kVAR, and kVA). This data should be collected at a minimum of 15 minute intervals.
� http://www.rockwellautomation.com/global/news/blog/detail.page?docid=834992cd408b3d1f186a135ce240d673&G11N/Locale=en&geography=global&content_type=blog&pagetitle=Electronic-Relay-|-Blog
� Using this detailed load profile information, a facility can better understand what is causing the base energy consumption for a facility and identify areas where to reduce it , for example:
� turning off exhaust fans during non-working hours,� lowering thermostats to prevent chillers from operating during non-working hours,
� identifying air leaks in compressed air systems, etc…� At less than $1k each, this is a very cost effective starting point!
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ProSoft TechnologyEtherNet/IP to IEC 61850 Gateway
� Enables communication between the Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs) on an IEC- 61850 network and Programmable Automation Controllers (PACs) on an EtherNet/IP network.
� Bridges the gap between Process and Electrical systems
� Enables automatic coordination of Power Supply and Process Operations
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Typical Process & Electrical Automation
Process Control System
VISUALIZATION
ARCHIVING
REPORTINGElectrical SCADA System
Industrial ComputerDCS/PAC
ARCHIVING
REPORTING
VISUALIZATION
INTELLIGENT MOTOR CONTROL INTELLIGENT ELECTRICAL DEVICES
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� Motor Status
� Application Voltage and Current
� Motor Speed
� Motor Temperatures
� Process Set Points
� Process Alarms and Events
� Power Factor
� Voltage & Current at various locations in distribution system
� Harmonics at Point of Common Coupling
� Switch and Transformer Status
� Local Generation Control and Status
� Power Quality
� % Loading
� Power System Alarms and Events
Typical Process & Electrical Automation
Process Control System Electrical SCADA System
Bi directional data sharing between
Intelligent Devices canincrease productivity
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Unified Power and Automation
OPTIMIZESRESOURCE MANAGEMENT
IMPROVESSYSTEM RESILIENCY
ENHANCESSAFETY & EMISSIONS MONITORING
� Use single time-synchronized communication infrastructure� Utilize Object Based Logix Capabilities (UDTs, EDS, AOPs/AOIs, Faceplates)
� Realize better load management� Accurately allocate energy cost to process with advanced energy metering
� Monitor insulation breakdown & thermal limit violation� Achieve dynamic load shedding� Measure energy vs. planned equipment life
� Limit exposure with remote control & monitoring� Anticipate air gap breakdown / arc flash� Proactively respond to weather conditions� Reduce emissions
UNIFIESAUTOMATION PLATFORM
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In Summary : Why does all this matter?
� Energy cost is rising. Energy reliability is poor.
� The future:
� You may be told when you can and cannot run.
� We will all need to be more coordinated in how and when we consume energy
� Energy storage is available today – can you use it? How much do you need?
� Use information from smart devices to understand how you operate today
� The future of consumers
� They will want to know you are helping our planet! It’s your brand at stake
� You will need this data to help your consumers buy your product
� E.g. My wine is better than X wine because my carbon footprint per bottle is better!
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Additional resources to help you start
� “How a Well-Planned Strategy Can Help the Food & Beverage Industry More Effectively Manage Its Energy-Related Costs” : https://lnkd.in/ghshMTt
� Energy Savings Calculator: http://www.rockwellenergycalc.com/
� Rockwell Automation – Building Blocks for Energy Savings
� Smart Devices: Powerflex Drives, Power Monitors – PM5000; Intelligent overload relays – E300; Centerline 2500 MCC; Prosoft gateway 61850
� Information Software: FactoryTalk (FT) Historian, FT EnergyMetrics, FT Analytics,
� Control: CompactLogix, Logix, Pavilion8 Advanced Process Control,
� Integration: Connect Power information with Process information: use Prosoftgateway into Logix AOPs and faceplates.
� Contact: Alan Ford, Rockwell Automation – Adelaide Office: [email protected]