ENERGY AUDIT REPORT

OF
M.L.A. HOSTEL
NAGPUR
YEAR: JUN JUL2004

INSPIRATION & GUIDANCE BY CHIEF ENGINEER (ELECTL.) M.E. (Elect.Power System), P.W.D.Mumbai.
Submitted by
M.E. (Elect. Power System), FIE CHARTERED ENGINEER Electrical Inspector, IE & L Dept. Nagpur. Phones: (0712) 2521816

SHRI B.G.JADHAV,

S.B.WANKHADE

CONTENTS
CHAPTER DESCRIPTION
1 1 2 3 4 5 5 6 ENERGY AUDIT TEAM. IMPROTANT RECOMMENDATIONS. A. B. C. D. E. INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE BUILDING. CONSUMPTION PROCESS DESCRIPTION. ENERGY AND UTILITY SYSTEM DESCRIPTION. ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN UTILITY AND PROCESS SYSTEMS. ENERGY CONSERVATION OPTION AND RECOMMENDATIONS. MONTHLY BILLING DETAILS 7 COST ANALYSIS. 8 NO INVESTMENT OPERATIONAL 9 IMPROVEMENT AND HOUSE KEEPING. LOW INVESTMENT CONTROL EQUIPMENT MODIFICATION. HIGH INVESTMENT, ENERGY EFFICIENCY DEVICES, MODIFICATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY CHANGE. ENERGY SAVING CALCULATIONS & COST ECONOMICS. ENERGY CONSERVATION THROUGH AWARENESS. F. PROPOSED MEASURE. 1) GENERATOR. 2) PUMPS. 3) WATER HEATER. 4) STREET LIGHT. 5) PASSAGE LIGHT. 6) BATH ROOM LIGHTS. 7) ROOM LIGHTS. 8) CLASS IV & CLASS III QRTS. 9) CANTEEN. 10) TRANSFORMER. 11) WATER PUMPS 12) SOLAR SYSTEM ( Not Feasible ) H. NATIONAL SAVING AT A GLANCE

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
We have carried out the field work for DETAILED ENERGY AUDIT, during the month of June - July04. We carried out very, very elaborate measurements for the various areas like Main transformers, pumps, streetlights, etc. We analysed very critical the effectiveness of ENERGY Consumption, in each area.

ENERGY AUDIT TEAM:a. Shri S.B.Wankhede, electrical Inspector, Nagpur.

b.

Shri U.K.Dhote, Assistant Electrical Inspector, Nagpur.

c.

Shri Ulhas Karanjekar, Assistant Engineer, Gr.II, Nagpur.

d.

Shri Govind Dehadkar, M/s Carways, Nagpur.

e.

Shri K.P.Dhavad, M/s Instruments & Systems, Nagpur.

f.

Shri Vinod Gaurkar, Sectional Engineer, Elec. MLA Hostel Nagpur.

g.

Shri M.B.Gawande, M/s Energy Audit Bureau.

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS
( Stage No. 1 ) 1. Automatic power factor controller / M.D. controller is recommended to be installed at main panel board. 2. If one Generator is installed only for boilers, the shoot up M.D. (604 KVA) in one month can be controlled. The 11 Month bill based on 75% M.D. (604 KVA) can pay back the generators cost only in one year. ( the Generator is to be hired for one month ) 3. Only one Transformer of 500 KVA or 250 KVA is to be operated at a time alternately during off session period. ( Stage No. 2 ) 4. If all the 1628 no of tube lights in 387 rooms whose total working hours 4380 will consume 199658 units. The pay back period will be two years. ( Stage No. 3 ) 5. If solar system is put in operation then the maximum recorded MD even in session period will be reduced to the Sanctioned MD i.e. 300KVA.

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INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE BUILDING: -

1.1 GENERAL BUILDING LOAD DETAILS: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. k. Transformer 3 Nos, 500 KVA X 2 Nos. & 1 No. 250 KVA. Water pumps 12 Nos, Total H.P. 75 (50% Standby). Water Heaters 387 Nos. 35 Ltr Capacity. Street Lights 45 Nos. 7.9 KW. Passage Lights 90 Nos. 4.95 KW. Bath Room in all 387 Rooms one tube light of 40W 21.29 KW. All Lights in Rooms and building 1628 Nos 65.12 KW. Class III 12 Nos Quarters 18 KW. (Unmetered supply). Class IV 32 Nos Quarters 32 KW. (Unmetered supply). Canteen Building 6.2 K.W. (25% Billing). Commercial Complex 5 KW .

1.2 COMPONANT OF CONSUMPTION COST:a. b. Electrical Energy. Manual operations of water pumps.

#C# 1.3 MAJOR ENERGY CONSUMPTION AREAS:a. b. c. Heating Load of Boilers and heaters in session period.. Unmetered supply to 44 Nos Quarters. Pumping of Water.

2.0 CONSUMPTION PROCESS DESCRIPTION: 2.1 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF CONSUMPTION PROCESS:a. b. c. Water pumps are working in peak hours. Unmetered Supply to 44 Nos Quarters. 25% Billing to Canteen and Supply to Commercial Complex.

2.2 MAJOR CONSUMPTION:-

a. Heating Load of Boilers.

2.3 MAJOR INPUTS, QUANTITY AND COSTS. a. b. c. d. During Session period, the heating load of Water heaters. Room heaters. Temporary Loads to pendals. Which results into recording of maximum demand 604 KVA The cost of maximum demand recorded (75%) throughout the year cost Rs.330 X (450-300) = 0.495 Lacs per month i.e. Rs.6.00 Lac per annum.

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3.0 ENERGY AND UTILITY SYSTEM DESCRIPTION:3.1 LIST OF UTILITIES:a. Electrical Consumptions as mentioned for the items enlisted in 1.0 above.

3.2. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EACH UTILITY:3.2.1 ELECTRICITY

3.2.2 Maximum Demand Charges based on the consumption of one month during session period throughout the year.

4.0 ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN UTILITY AND PROCESS SYSTEMS.

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4.2 Specific Energy consumption: Cannot be predicted due to nonpredicted occupancy. Thermic fluid heater performance assessment: (A) Existing Boilers are old & their life is expired so the replacement is necessary. The solar system is put into operation and boiler could be used only as standby arrangement in severe winter season or in cloudy weather. (B) The setting of thermostate of the entire boiler is changed from 70 degree centigrade to 50 degree centigrade during the Off Session period. 4.3 Electric Motor Load analysis : (A) The power factor of the motor was observed to be 0.86. It is improved to 0.95. (B) Instead of 12 No.s of motors 3 to 4 energy efficient motorsof required capacity are recommended to be installed.

#E# (C) No load losses of 15 H.P.Motor was measured as 2 KW. The supply to the motor given through invertors, which results in to the negligible losses, which can not be recorded. (D) Existing leakaves in pipeline, overhead storage tanks, avoiding the present No. of tees, elbows, joints and minimizing to the required quantities, repairing to the existing input and output valves. Lighting system : Illumination level in passages and lighting in bath rooms of few rooms is measured and observed to be more than the requirement. #F# 5 5.1 ENERGY CONSERVATION OPTION & RECOMMENDATIONS. List of options in terms of No Cost/Low Cost/Medium Cost and High investment cost, Annual energy and cost savings, and pay back.. Implementation plan for energy saving measures/Projects.

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ANNEXURE A-1 A-2 List of Energy Audit Worksheets. List of Vendors and other Technical Details.

#F# M.L.A.Hostel, Nagpur. Monthly Billing Details Sr .No. Month Sanction ed MD KVA 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 Charge d MD KVA 453 453 453 453 453 453 453 604 432 432 432 432 Record ed MD KVA 142 140 115 94 210 324 306 604 96 166 166 167 2530 211 Consu med Units 45815 44485 41800 34185 41475 58270 56005 94385 29380 45640 43025 43635 578100 48175 Bill Amou nt 301720 294457 304793 253386 291686 351755 342115 562824 244779 300637 289041 293985 383118 0 319265 0.967 Power Factor

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

July 2004 June 2004 May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 Feb. 2004 January 2004 December 2003 November 2003 October 2003 September 2003 August 2003 Total Average / Month

0.96 0.89 0.91 0.99 0.98 0.96 0.95 0.96 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

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Worksheet for Energy Audit and Reporting Summary of energy saving recommendations COST ANALYSIS
Sr.N o. 1 2 3 4 Item Transformer No Losses ( 25555 Units ) Generator ( Saving of M.D. ) A. : Hired 100 KVA + 16000 Units. B. : Purchased Pumps Water Heater Off Season Change of Thermostat Temperature from 70 degree to 50 degree. 9400 Units. Street Lights ( 3 No.s Timers ) Implemented. Change of Street Lights Passage Lights ( 1458 Units 4 KVA ) CFL Master Switch ( Key insertion ) @ Rs. 500 x 387 Bath Room in each Room 1 CFL of 7 Watt in Bath Room 1 W. Night Lamp in each Room 1089 CFL in all Rooms ( 11 Months ) : 387 Rooms Quarters 44 No.s : 4400 Units x 12 x Rs. 2.80 MSEB Supply Automatic M.D.Controller/P.F.Controller/ Saving in Lakhs Rs.0.72 Rs.3.50 Rs.3.50 Rs.2.00 Rs.2.90 Rs.0.20 Rs.0.58 Rs.0.75 Unpredicted Say Rs.1.93 Rs.0.75 Investment in Lakhs Nil Rs.2.20 Rs.7.25 Nil Nil Rs.0.20 Rs.2.95 Rs.0.42 Rs.1.93 Rs.1.95 Pay Back Nil 8 Months 2 Yrs. Nil Nil 1 Yr. 5 Yrs. 9 Mths 1 Yr. 2.6 Yr. Saving in 15 Years in Lakhs 10.80 78.70 52.50 30.00

34.89 2.40 8.85 14.60 29.00 11.25

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Rs.7.58 Rs 3.45 Rs. 5.44

Rs.10.66 Rs.3.50 Rs.5.44

1.5 Yrs. 1 Yr. 1 Year

113.70 42.00 65.28

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Types and priority of energy saving measures : A.

Sr.No . 1 2 3 4

No Investment, operational improvement and house keeping.

Item Transformer No Load Losses Pumps Water Heater Street light ( 3 Nos. Timer ) Saving Lakhs Rs. 0.72 Rs. 2.00 Rs. 2.9 Rs.0.20 Investment Nil Nil Change of Thermostat Nil Implemented

B.
Sr.No . 1 2 3

Low Investment modification :

Item Passage light ( 1458 Units, 4 KVA ) All 387 Rooms Quarter 44 No.s 4400 Units x 12 Months x Rs.2.80

Control

Equipment

Saving Lakhs Rs. 0.75 Rs. 7.58 Rs. 3.50

Investment Rs.0.42 Lakhs Cost of CFL for 60 No.s Rs. 10.66 Lakhs Rs. 3.50 Lakhs

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High Investment, Energy Efficiency Devices, Modifications and Technology change :

Saving Lakhs Rs.3.50 Rs,3.50 Rs. 6.60 Rs. 5.44

Sr.No . 1 2 3

Item Generator Purchased Generator Hired. 1628 C,F,L. in all Rooms Automatic M.D.Controller / P.F.Controller

Investment Rs.7.25 Lakhs Rs.2.20 Lakhs Rs. 8.71 Lakhs Rs. 5.44 Lakhs

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ENERGY SAVING CALCULATIONS & COST ECONOMICS

THE STEPS OF ENERGY AUDIT: Step. 1 Barriars to energy conservation efforts finance, economical efforts and technical. Step. 2 Identification of potential areas for energy conservation. Step. 3 Issues supporting conservation. Step. 4 Future conservation policy. Step. 5 Results achieved.

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ENERGY CONSERVATION THROUGH AWARENESS

The present tariff structure
The 12 Nos. of M.S.E.B. monthly bills were studied in view of energy conservation.

OBSERVATIONS:
1) The M.D. Charged were 575 & 604 KVA in the month of December 2002 & 2003 respectively. Throughout the year M.D. recorded is charged as 453 KVA i.e. 75% of maximum-recorded M.D. only in one month. 2) The actual recorded M.D. during the 11-month is maximum 324 KVA in the month of February 2004 and in remaining 10 months, it is less than 200 KVA. A. The additional KVA charged per month are (453-300)=153 KVA Amount paid in excess every month is Rs. 153 X 330 = Rs.50490/& per annum Rs.605880/-. B. But if peak demand is controlled then the potential of saving will be as follows.
Sr. Recorded No. Actual M.D. 1 604 2 500 3 4 5 200 150 300 400 300 375 300 225 300 300 300 75 KVA Nil Nil Minimum billing M.D. 50 % of Sanctioned M.D. 75% Sanctioned Additional of M.D. Burden/Month 453 300 153 KVA Remarks Additional burden in lakhs. At Present Rs. 6.05 Lakh Can be achieved by Energy Conservation Rs. 2.97 Lakh. If solar system is working for 20 rooms. Rs. 2.72 Saving.

Rs. 5.44 Lakh.

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PROPOSED MEASURES
If one 125 KVA DG set along with AMF panel is provided. The cost of generator will be recovered only in 2 year against the M.D. charges paid at present. The scheduling of load is essential to avoid the M.D. during peak time. Total connected Load 1050 K.W. Water Heater Load 774 K.W. i.e. 73% of Total Load 1) GENERATOR : ( A ) Hired :-- 125KVA at 0.8 P.F. Per day units to be generated during session period = 125 X 0.8 X 8 hrs = 800 During session period (20 days) Cost of Units purchased from MSEB Cost of M.D. 100 KVA Total Cost of MD for 11 months Total Savings Operational Cost : Rental Charges @ Rs. 5000 x 20 Days Diesel Cost 25 Ltrs. Per hour x 8 hours X 20 Dys x Rs. 30 Total Cost = = = 1.00 Lakh 1.20 Lakhs 2.20 Lakhs = = = = = 16000 units 0.448 Lakh 0.33 Lakh 2.7225 Lakh 3.50 Lakhs

( B ) Purchased : Cost of Generator = Rs. 6.00 Lakhs Operator + Diesel in Session Period = Rs. 1.25 Lakhs ______________________________________________________ Total = Rs. 7.25 Lakhs Saving ( As above ) = Rs. 3.50 Lakhs Pay Back = About 2 Years.

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2) PUMPS:The Total H.P. of pumps in operation 37.5 H.P. i.e. 28KW. Maintaining power factor as 0.95,KVA demand 29.5 KVA 168 units are consumed by pumps in 6 hour operation per day. Units consumed in one month (5040 Units) if operation time of pump is changed from peak to non peak.
Rebate @ Rs.-0.75 per unit Rs. 3780.00 M.D.Benefit @ Rs. 330 per KVA X 300 KVA Rs. 9990.00 Rs. 13770.00

The Power factor of motor is measured as 0.86 It is proposed to be improved to 0.95 The losses will be reduced by 19% Losses = 1 (0.86) X (0.86) = i.e. 19% (0.95) X (0.95) 19% of 5040 Units = 958 Units 958 Units @ Rs. 2.8.Per Units Total Benefit per month Annual Saving will be about Rs. 2.0 Lakh. = Rs. 2681.00 Rs. 16751.00

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FOR FURTHER SAVING(PUMPS)

a) The master tank capacity is to be changed 3 times. At present all tanks are of same capacity. b) The present number of joints, elbows, tees & valves are recommended to be reduced proportionately. c) The overflow Indicator & Water Level Indicator in Master Tank are necessary. d) The required capacity of capacitor, which was needed to be installed, are now installed. e) The two main valves in outgoing pipeline were out of order since long. The concerned Deputy Engineer PWD (Civil) had replaced the same so that wastage of water is saved. i.e. The required additional energy for pumping the wastewater. Similarly the water leakages in pipes and storage tanks are required to be stopped. f) One 15 H.P. (11 KW) motor tested in normal conditions and then by installing the invertor for incoming supply. The difference in No Load losses are measured as 2 KW. g) If energy efficient motors of same capacity are installed then minimum saving will be as follows: 37.5 H.P. X 0.746 KW = 28 KW No. of units consumed: = 28 KW X 6 Hrs X 30 X 11 =55440 units + 10800 (during session) = 66240 units. i. Efficiency of motor is 5% more. So saving in units 3312 i.e. Rs.9274/Payback period will be around 3 t0 4 years depending upon the hours of operation. If invertor is used for quality of supply the units saved will be 2 KW X 6 Hrs X 365 days = 4380 i.e. Rs.12264/-. The cost of invertor will be paid back during 3 to 4 years for 15 H.P. motors. The total cost of saving for units consumed = Rs. 31218.00

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3)

WATER HEATER:The thermostats are at present set to 70 degree Celsius. The resetting of thermostat at 50 degree Celsius is made the expected saving in units per water heater 0.813 Units. 20 degree Celsius X 35 Ltr. = 700 Kcal 1 KW = 860 Kcal. Monthly saving 0.813 X 0.2 X 387 X 30 = 9440 Units. (Off session 20 % occupancy)

FOR LIGHTING SYSTEM

Step.1 Step.2 Step.3 Step.4 Providing lighting levels as per required tasks. Additional sources for difficult tasks. Selecting proper lighting sources. Control and maintenance.

4) STREET LIGHTS:Total load is 9.72 The timer are installed at 3 places which reduces the wastage of consumption for 2 hour. Total saving will be 9.72 X 2 X 30 = 585 Units. i.e. Rs.585 X 12 X 2.8 = Rs.19656/The cost of 3 nos of timer is Rs.20000/-. The payback period is around one year.

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5) PASSAGE LIGHTS - 90 Nos. :(40 Watts tube light) (10 Lights for Each passage) if the CFL (60 Nos) of 2 x 9 Watts are proposed then the Net Saving in units (for 12 hour) will be (90 X 55 X 12 60 X 18 X 12) 30 days 1458 Units. Reduction in M.D. (90 X 55 60 X 18)/1000 = 3.88KVA i.e. 4KVA Cost of 1 CFL of 2 X 9W is Rs.743/-. Total investment Rs.44580/Saving 1458 X Rs. 2.8 X 12 months = Rs.49000/+ 4KVA X 12 X 330 = Rs.64840/Payback period 6 months.

6) BATH ROOM LIGHTS - 387 Nos.:1 X 40 W Tube light and one night lamp of 10 Watts is existing at present. If in each bathroom CFL of 9 Watts and one Watts Night Lamp is installed the difference in consumption in Each room will be. (55 + 10 10) Watts = 55 Watts per room considering the 20% occupancy units saved will be.
0.20 X 387 X 58 X 12 Hour X 30 Day 1000 = 1616 Units

Reduction in M.D. = 58 X 0.2 X 387 /1000 During Session

= 5 KVA

=25KVA i.e.8080 Units Cost of CFL - 7W + 1W (Night Lamps) = Rs.500/Total cost investment for 387 rooms = Rs.1.95 Lakhs Saving in units in Rs.0.55 Lakhs + Saving in M.D. Rs. 0.20 Lakhs. Payback Period 2 years and 6 months.

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7) ROOM LIGHT - 387 Nos:The Master switch is installed for each room but it is not being used to switch off the lights when the occupant leaves the room. So the sticker on door is pasted in side and outside of the door as SWITCH OFF ELECTRIC SUPPLY WHILE LEAVING THE ROOM If in each room the master switch is installed which operates if the keys are inserted in, then the cost of installation of such 387 nos. of switches will be @ Rs.500 per switch i.e. Rs.1.94 Lakhs.

8) CLASS IV QRTS (32 Nos) & CLASS III QRTS 12 Nos.:The supply to these quarters is unmettered. The separate 44 No. of meter from MSEB are proposed to be installed if MSEB agree for independent & separate supply then the saving will be as follows: a) Reduction in M.D. for 50 KW Load. Considering the diversity factor as 50% = 25KVA b) Reduction in units consumption minimum 44 X 100 = 4400 Units. ( Minimum ) If separate 44 Nos of metes are installed by M.S.E.B. The total cost for 44 quarter will be Rs. 3.50 Lakh. The saving will be 25 KVA X 12 X Rs.330 = Rs.1 Lakh The saving in Rs. for units = Rs. 2.5 Lakhs The Payback period will be 12 months. If the above request is not considered by M.S.E.B as the MLA Hostel is a HT consumer the one additional three phase energy meter is proposed to be installed to recover the charges for the units consumed by individual occupants.

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9) CANTEEN:The separate meter for canteen is already installed in pump room. But the unit consumption charges are not being fully recovered by Civil Department from the Occupant (Only th of recorded consumption is recovered). The consumption of units per month is about 2700 Units.

10) TRANSFORMER:The Transformer 3 Nos. are tested for its efficiency and found to be working efficiently.
SR. No. KVA Rating No Load Full Load Total Efficiency % Losses K.W. Losses K.W. Losses K.W.

500

2.574

5.74

7.31

98.35

500

1.33

6.9

8.23

98.17

250

0.94

2.96

3.9

98

Average no load losses of 1 transformer 1.61KW. No load losses for 11 months for 2 transformer = 2 X 1.61 X 24 X 30 X 11 = 25555 units. I.e. Rs.0.71 Lakhs Saving in M.D. 3 KVA for 11 months = 3 x 330 x 11 i.e.Rs. 0.11 Lakhs Total Saving ( Units + M.D. ) = 0.82 Lakhs.

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WATER PUMPS AT MLA HOSTEL NAGPUR ( LOADING )

Sr. Make No. H.P. K.W. Sr.No. RPM AMP AMP (R) AMP (Y) AMP (B) % Loading

1 Windel 2 Windel 3 Windel 4 GEC 5 Crompton 6 Crompton 7 Kirloskar 8 Kirloskar 9 Crompton 10 Crompton

5 5 5 5 5 5 7.5 7.5 10 10

3.75 3.75 3.75 3.75

25196 23505 25152 809

2880 2880 2880 2880

7.6 7.6 7.6 8 7.8 7.8

7.2 6.08 7.01 6.5 5.3 6.67

7.2 4.8 7.12 6.14 5.16 6.67

6.12 3.42 6.04 4.68 4.05 6.8

94.73 63.15 91.28 76.75 66.15 88.93 114.64 114.47 104.68 85.62

3.75 MWG/0571 2880 3.75 MWG/0582 2880 5.5 5.5 7.5 7.5 940501 910507

2900 11.4 13.77 13.07 12.28 2900 11.4 16 16 13.7 13.05 12.12

BDG/224-P 2865 BCF/12-FD 2865

16.26 16.75 14.14 13.3 13.7 12.78

NOTE : 1) Transformers Magnetic balance needs to be checked. It is observed during testing. 2) Hence, the unbalanced current is observed in B-Phase.

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STATEMENT OF ENERGY CONSERVATION IN GOVT.BUILDINGS USE OF SOLARY SYSTEM. Name of the Building : M.L.A.Hostel, Nagpur.
Sr.No. Particulars EXISTING 1 2 Installed Capacity No. of Fittings 580 500 LPD 80 Nos.Units. 40000 Ltr.Hot Water @ 60 degree Centigrade 730 hrs. 423400 19.05 LACS 120 hrs. 92640 Unit 4.16 LACS 67.55 Lacs 41 Months 223.2 Lacs 0.9 MW 700 Lacs 610 hrs. 330760 Units 14.88 LACS 67.55 Lacs 41 Months 223.2 Lacs 0.9 MW 700 Lacs 476.80 Not feasible USE OF SOLARS N EW DIFFERENCE

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Output ( Input ) Working Hours/Yr. Units Consumed ( Required ) Amount of Bill /Bill Saved ( Annual ) @ Rs. 4.50 Capital Investment ( Initial ) Pay Back ( Months ) Saving during life ( 15 Year ) Saving in Generation Saving in Capital due to Generation Total Excess Saving ( During Life )

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M.L.A.Hostel
LIFE LONG SAVING ( CALCULATED FOR 15 YEARS ) At National Level
Sr. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Saving in ( M.D. ) Capital Cost in Lakhs. 1.6 80.00 20.00 155.00 256.60 476.80 Units running cost ( Cost in Lakhs ) 0.72 42.00 78.70 30.00 34.89 2.4 8.85 14.60 29.00 8.25 113.7 363.11 Total in Lakhs 2.32 42.00 158.70 30.00 34.89 2.4 8.85 14.60 29.00 28.25 155.00 113.7 619.71 476.80 Not Feasible.

Item Transformer Qrts. 44 No.s Generator Pumps Water Heater A ) Street Lights B ) Street Lights Passage Lights Master Switch Bath Rooms M.D.Controller All Rooms C.F.L.Fittings TOTAL

Remarks. No investment To be implemented by Civil Deptt; Immediately to be implemented by Civil Deptt; Implemented by change of Timings To be implemented off the Session Period Implemented Implementation Stage-II -Do - Do - Do - Do Implementation Stage III

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Solar System