Upload
hahanh
View
216
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
0
CII Excellence In Energy Management
- GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd.
1
About GHIAL
The project is based on the PPP model and is structured on a-BOOT
Commenced Operations -March 23, 2008
Designed passenger capacity -12 MPPA
At present operating capacity - 15 MPPA
Cargo handling capacity is 150,000 tons/annum
We Process People
“Passenger is Prime”
Group Vision “GMR Group will be an Institution In Perpetuity that will build entrepreneurial organizations Making A Difference To Society through creation of value.”
2
Synopsis Of Hyderabad Airport Growth & Power Trend
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
Pax (MPPA) 10.50 12.49 15.21
ATM (Lakhs)) 0.94 1.06 1.31
10.5012.49
15.21
0.941.06
1.31
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
1.2
1.4
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
Pax (Million) 10.5 12.49 15.21
Million Units 31.05 30.72 28.51
10.5
12.4
9
15.2
1
31.0530.72
28.51
28.0
28.5
29.0
29.5
30.0
30.5
31.0
31.5
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
MIL
LIO
N U
NIT
S
PA
X IN
MIL
LIO
NS
ATM 1.3 Lacs
Pax-15.2 MPPA 2016-17
ATM 1.0 Lacs
Pax-12.4 MPPA 2015-16
ATM 0.9 Lacs
Pax-10.5 MPPA 2014-15
3.74 3.59
2.96
2.46
1.87
1.00
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
3.50
4.00
4.50
2012 - 13 2013 - 14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
Specific Energy Consumption(kWh/Pax)
3
In spite of the Robust Growth…
CII Award for Customer Obsession-2017
4
Honors and Certificates
Certifications: En MS – ISO 50001: 2011
(Recertified Till -2020)
GHG - ISO 14064: 2006
QMS - ISO 9001: 2008
EMS - ISO 14001: 2004
OHSAS - 18001: 2007
CRM - ISO 10002: 2014
ISMS - ISO 27001: 2005
ITSM - ISO 20001: 2011
LEED Certification- “Silver
Rating”
Airport Carbon Accreditation –
Level 3+ Neutrality
British Safety Council
Major Accolades:CII – 5S excellence Award Golden Peacock Award - BE
HMTV BE Award CII Energy Efficient Unit 2016
CII Excellent Energy Efficient Unit 2014-15
Building Automation
Building Design Features
Registered with USGBC (United States Green Building Council)
• Good thermal insulation properties for entire facade
• PTB glass facades: U-value = 1.4 W/m²K, SC = 0.47
Glass
Structure
• Automated Building Management System for centralized monitoring and control of Lighting, Power and HVAC
• Natural lighting during day time through Façade and Temple leaf structure in the roof.
Natural
Lighting
• Curved & Corrugated, structure around the Passenger Terminal provides resistance from sunlight.
Bull
Nose
N
E
5
Building Area:
Built UP Area 117,980 Sq. Meter
Air-Condition Area 69,600 Sq. Meter
Non - AC Area 48,330Sq. Meter
No. of Levels 7
LEED Silver Rating for New Construction
6
EnCon Team - Monitoring & Knowledge Sharing
TEAM LEADMENTOR
SPOC
Lighting &
Others
HVAC Airport Sys
Pumping Sys
TOP MANAGEMENT
Engg. Team
EHS
Purchase
TOPS
ProjectsCFL
Stakeholders
Air Side Ops
7
Approach & Methodology
8
Load Sharing
HVAC39%
Lighting34%
Airport System 10%
Pumping System
12%
Others5%
LOAD SEGREGATION
2015-16 11%
2016-17 26%
% Contribution of Renewable Energy
Commissioned in 2015.
7.6 Million Units in 2016-
17
5
MWPWork in
Progress
5
MWPPlan for 2-3
Years30
MWP
9
100 % LED Airport – A Strategic Move
10
Innovative Approach -To Increase Efficiency
Fly Tag-less
Roving Agent
Re Orientation SHA Round Clock-PSA
E Boarding
11
EnCon Innovative Project - Taxiway Edge Lights - LED
Conversion of Conventional Taxiway Edge Lights with LED
System Type: Lighting
1st In the Country to Convert Taxiway Edge Lights to LED
444 No’s of 36 W Halogen retrofitted with 1 W LED
Advantages with New system:
High Life Cycle-10 times more than Halogen
Energy consumption is 89% less than Halogen
Matching the Regulatory Guidelines
Cable life will improve as load will reduce.
Savings Achieved: 0.068 M Units - 5 Lakhs (INR)
12
EnCon Innovative Project - LED Conv. High Masts
Title: Apron Flood Lighting Conversion to LED
System Type: Lighting
No. of Fittings Connected-471
1st Airport in India -100% LED Apron Flood Light
2000W Metal Halide Lamps converted to 250 W & 300 W LED
Integrated with Nature Switch
Total 471 No's Installed –
193 No's -300W & 278 No's- 250W
Constraint with Previous System:
High Power Consumption
Advantages with New system:
High Life Cycle
High CRI
Savings Achieved: 1.78 M Units - 1.28 Crore (INR)
13
EnCon Innovative Project - Nature Switches
Title: Infrared Based Space Grade Lighting Sensors – Nature
Switches
No. of Fittings Connected – 2526 No’s
System Type: Lighting
80 No. of Nature Switch Controlling 2526 Light Fittings
Constraint with Previous System:
Analog timers used for controlling the Lighting were with 15
Min. time slab.
This is given with either early or late by few Min.
These time settings to be changed by time to time.
Advantages with New system:
Time lag or leap is avoided.
Manual Intervention for seasonal Changes avoided.
Operated Dusk and Dawn.
Savings Achieved: 0.14 M Units - 10.4 Lakhs (INR)
14
EnCon Innovative Project – HVAC
Title: Super Fans at Various locations
No. of Fittings Connected – 450 No’s
System Type: Others
450 No’s of Conventional Fans Replaced with
Energy Efficient Super Fans
Savings Achieved: 0.15 M Units – 11 Lakhs (INR)
EC Fans Investment of 6.5 Cr.
Replacing Fans of 103 No's of AHU
Experienced approx 40% savings
Inverter AC Investment of 1.40 Cr
Replacing – 192 No's of Air Conditioners
Savings Achieved: 0.37 M Units – 27 Lakhs (INR)
15
Total Projects 2016-17 - Saving 3.8 MU & INR 2.7Cr
• LED Conversion of High Mast Lighting1.78 M Units
• LED Conversion of Internal Lighting at Terminal & Building0.95 M Units
• Replacement of old Split ACs with new invertor Split ACs 0.38 M Units
• LED conversion of Road Lighting- Perimeter & road0.18 M Units
• Replacement of Conventional Fans to Super fans0.15 M Units
• Nature Switch –Control High Mast and Outdoor Lighting.0.14 M Units
• Taxi way edge light conversion to LED (36W to 1W LED)0.07 M Units
• Main Access Road LED conversion0.07 M Units
• Replacement of Energy Efficient Pumps0.03 M Units
• Rectification of Duct leakages to avoid AC Leakages0.03 M Units
• Replacement of condenser water pipe line at ATC0.03 M Units
Energy Saving Projects 3 Years- Investment
S No Energy Saving Project YearAnnual Savings
M Units
Annual
Savings
INR Lakh
1 AHU Frequency & Running Hours Optimization in PTB 2014-150.40 27.6
2 Replacement of Metal halide lights with LED in BMA area 2014-15 0.47 32.4
3 Conversion of CFL to LED in NOB 2014-15 0.01 0.6
4 Conversion of Halogen to LED in NOB 2014-15 0.01 0.9
5 Switched off Dept. ramp indirect flood lights 2014-150.01 0.6
6 Replacement of Metal halide lights with LED DG yard 2014-150.01 0.4
7 Chiller Condenser Descaling in PTB 2014-150.03 23.2
8 Softener Installed for Cooling towers 2015-160.08 6.1
9 Wash Rooms LED Conversion - Passenger Terminal 2015-160.06 4.5
10 LED conversion of Street Lighting(SV 250W to 90W LED) 2015-160.02 1.4
11Installation of Condenser evaporative cooling system to
Chiller(220TR)2015-16
0.01 0.9
12Replacement of 150W and 75 W SV road light with 90W and
45W LED lamps2015-16
0.08 5.6
13 LED for AGL signage boards 2015-16 0.03 2.1
14 Up gradation of Arrival Baggage system 2015-16 8.35 605.316
Energy Saving Projects 3 Years- Zero Fund Investment
S No Energy Saving Project YearAnnual
Savings
M Units
Annual
Savings
INR Lakh
1 Signage Boards Lighting Modification 2014-150.06 3.9
2 Regulate the usage of Elevators for Energy Saving in NOB 2014-15 0.004 0.2
3 AHU Switch off in NOB GF Reception area 2014-15 0.004 0.24 Chiller Timing optimization at NOB & PSOB 2014-15 0.07 4.9
5 Optimization of Chiller Operation in CSB 2014-150.08 5.7
6 Switch off 315KVA Transformer at KSA for saving No load losses 2014-150.01 0.4
7 Adjustment of Cooling Towers Fan Blade angle 2015-160.14 10.1
8Chilled Water Pipe line modification and Balancing for PSOB Chillers
2015-160.08 5.6
9 Switch off Return Air Fans in Passenger Terminal 2015-160.38 27.3
10 Arresting of AHU Canvas/Duct joint/Collar Leakages 2015-160.01 1
11 Installation of VFDs to AHUs 2015-16 0.08 5.6
12 AHU Frequency Optimization during winter 2015-16 0.65 47.1
17
2014 -15
1.15 MU & 1.01 Cr
2015-16
9.9 MU & 7.2 Cr
2016-17
3.8 MU & 2.7 Cr
Total
14.8 MU & 10.91 Cr
18
Energy Saving Projects in 2016-17
Overall Savings Achieved: 3.8 Million Units which is contributing to a value of
Rs. 2.7 Cr
No. of Initiatives proposed by Supervisor and Technicians:
7 No’s
Motion Sensors at
Washrooms
Knob type to Push Tap at
Concessionaire common
areas
Optimization of UPS
load– Concessionaire
with existing UPS
UVSS with Customized
LED
Remote Monitoring of 3
substations
Controlling corridor
lighting from BMS
Controlling of Extended plate Lighting from BMS
No of Projects
Lighting:
6
HVAC
2
Pumping System
1
Airport System 2
Misc.7
Units Saved
Lighting
3.2
M Units
Pumping System
0.03
M Units
Misc. System
0.002
M Units
HVAC
0.40
M Units
Airport System
0.18
M Units
Total Savings-3.8 Million Units
19
GHIAL Steps Toward Environment – Waste Management
• In an area of 675acres , Greenbelt developed with various plants
• Total Sapling planted-1010 No's Covering Area of 2.5 Acres
• Zero Discharge Water Mgmt. System
• About 2000 acres of natural greenery undisturbed
• Maintain Biodiversity & Aesthetic look
• RGIA received the Best Landscape Award from the State Govt. for the 7th consecutive year in 2017.
Food Waste to
SELCO for Fuel
(1516 MT) to Energy
Recycled paper
exchanged with
stationary.
Total Waste
Generated :
(2353 MT)
Power Gen.-.026 MW/Yr
RGI Airport is the First Airport in the Country to commission an integrated online continuous monitoring station records ambient air
quality, noise levels and meteorological data.
20
Eco Friendly Electric Vehicle
Trolley MoverBuggy in Terminal Ground Handler Vehicles Electric Car used at Airside
Usage of FEGPU prevented APU usage helps in reduction -Co2 Emissions ~ 10% at GHIAL
Vehicle Drivers are regularly trained for efficient fuel usage, provision of R & R
Reduction of fuel consumption by continuous descent approach while landing and single engine taxing.
Reduction of taxi time due to operation of secondary runway
21
Emissions at GHIAL
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Carbon intensity kgCO2e/pax. 4.86 3.96 3.40 3.01 3.14 2.6 2.13 1.53
0.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.00To
nn
es
Carbon intensity kgCO2e/pax.
2012' 2013' 2014' 2015 2016
Scope 3 emissions in tCO2e
124965 129864 138566 150514 170203
020000400006000080000
100000120000140000160000180000
Ton
ne
s
Scope 3 emissions in tCO2e
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Total in tCO2e 30845 28865 28598 25195 27350 25746 25267 22102
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
Ton
ne
s
Total GHG scope 1&2 emissions in tCO2e
22
23
Water - Net Consumption L / Pax
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
Pax (MPPA) 10.5 12.49 15.21
Water (L/Pax) 52 45 38
10
.5 12
.49 1
5.2
1
52
45
38
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16W
ater
(L/
Pax
)
Pax
(MP
PA
)
PROJECT “PAANI”
A drive by Group Chairman
Key Water Conservation Initiatives:
• Water efficient appliances and equipment
• Creating awareness among the Airport
Community
• Wastewater reuse and recycling (STP 2*925KLD)
• Rainwater runoff use
• Water Balancing study and Pressure Control
• Push type taps with aerators installed
• Less water consuming plantation in Landscape
Area
• Use of Drip irrigation
• Recharge of Open Wells & Bore wells
• Topographical Study of Airport Land &
Creation of reservoirs for rainwater usage
Meeting 65% of total water requirement
through internal water resources
24
Higher Management Support & Commitment
25
Best Practices @ GHIAL
Maintaining Power factor
unity
Lighting – IBMS, Power saver &
Dimming controls
Power Quality Analysis
Turn OFF non operational
loads
Motion Sensors for
controls
Air Curtains installed for
doors
VFDs for Optimization
Periodical Maintenance
HVAC Water Analysis
Periodical Energy
review & Audits
26
Thank You
“Don’t discount the basic initiatives. These can offer the platform for expansion and conversion to significant improvement”
Thank You