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    Energy Conservation opportunity In Street Light System

    Date :-December 27, 2010

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    Replac

    ement ofc

    onventional Ballast withEnergy Efficient Electronic Ballast

    FlowofPresentation

    Background

    Objectives

    Key Strategies

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    Highlight Of REL Street Light System

    -Total Number of Street Lights = 88,045

    - Type of Lamp Used = 70W HPSV

    = 150W HPSV

    = 250W HPSV

    - Maximum Demand of Street Lighting = 14.11MW

    - Loss of Power as watt loss = 1.87 MW

    - Operating P.F (Averages) = < 0.82

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    Energy Conservation opportunity in Street light system

    Objective

    - To meet need of time

    - Energy Conservation

    - Reduction in O&M cost.

    - Improve System Reliability

    Opportunity available

    - Reactive power Management

    - Dimming of street light during late night

    - Utilization of energy efficient equipment. (E.g. Lamps, Ballast )

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    Pilot Project Result Based on meter Reading

    Replacement of existing 21 no of Magnetic Ballast with Electronic ballast

    ParameterAverageKW

    AverageKVA

    AverageKWH

    P.F.

    AverageLux( BelowLamp)

    % I THD %V THDAverageBurninghrs

    WithOld Luminaries

    Magnetic Ballast4.09 5.30 1253.50 0.77 40.00 30.63 0.73 327.32

    With NewLuminaries MagneticBallast

    3.88 4.80 1212.00 0.93 44.00 30.63 0.73 341.10

    With New luminaries

    With electronicBallast

    3.60 3.60 1388.00 1.00 47.90 4.73 0.70 390.18

    Step -1

    PF Improve by 20.77 % from 0.77 to 0.93 , KW reduced by 5.13% ,KVA reduced by 9.43%

    Step-2

    PF Improve by 7.5 % from 0.93 to unity , KW reduced by 7.22% ,KVA reduced by 26.23%

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    Comparison of Kwh /hrs consumption based on meter reading---pilot project

    Parameter Average KWHAverage

    burning hrs

    Average

    KWH / Hrs

    With Old Luminaries

    Magnetic Ballast1253.50 327.32 3.8296

    With New Luminaries

    Magnetic Ballast1212.00 341.10 3.5532

    With New Luminaries

    Electronic Ballast1388.00 390.18 3.5573

    KWH consumption / hrs reduced by 7.2 % when old luminaries are replaced with new luminaries

    There is noc

    hange inc

    onsumption when new magnetic

    ballast replac

    ed with elec

    tronic

    ballast

    If all old 150 W luminaries with magnetic ballast are replaced with electronic Ballast

    - KWH/Hr will be reduced by 7.2 %

    - KVA will be reduced by 32.1%

    - KW Will be reduced by 11.98%

    - PF will improve by 29.88%

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    WATT LOSS CALCULATION-BASED ON METER READING

    A B C D E=B/C F=E-D

    INSTALLED WRECORDED

    W( Avg)

    NUMBER

    OF LAMP

    WATT /

    LAMP

    WATT

    CONSUMED

    PER LAMP

    WATT

    LOSS/LAMP

    WITH OLD 150W

    LUMINARIES-MAGNETICBALLAST

    3150.00 4009.00 21.00 150.00 190.90 40.90

    WITH NEW 150W

    LUMINARIES -MAGNETICBALLAST

    3150.00 3860.00 21.00 150.00 183.81 33.81

    WITH NEW 150W

    LUMINARIES-ELECTRONICBALLAST

    3150.00 3600.00 21.00 150.00 171.43 21.43

    Watt loss consumed per unit decreased by 47.6 % from old magnetic ballast to electronic ballast.

    Watt consumer per lamp decreased by 10.19 % from old magnetic ballast to new magnetic ballast

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    Cost benefit analysis Data as on 31/01/2010

    NPV = -67.98 Million

    Project is not finically viable

    We should wait for technology development.

    1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year

    Initial Investment (Mu RS) - 130

    Energy saved (MU) 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.31

    Cost of power perches (

    Million Rs)

    10.51 10.51 10.51 10.51 10.51

    Cost material

    ( Million Rs)

    2.24 2.24 2.24 2.24 2.24

    Cost Labor & Transport

    ( Million Rs)

    2.58 2.58 2.58 2.58 2.58

    Selling cost of scrap

    recovered (Million Rs)

    1.67 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

    Total cost saved 17.04 15.34 15.34 15.34 15.34

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    Thank you

    27 December 2010