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Reliance

Industries Limited

Mr. Madhav Rao


Mr. Micky Chacko
Mr. Mayur Talati
Mr. Gokul Dixit
Mr. Vikram Chaliyawala
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Think Growth, Think Transformation,


Think Reliance Reliance
Industries Limited

Growth creates ASPIRATIONS.


Growth gives HOPE.
Growth brings HAPPINESS.
Growth that is transformational
leads to the
EVOLUTION of CIVILIZATION.

After all,
GROWTH IS LIFE

The Fundamental belief for


us is that Growth is Life and
we have to continue to grow
at all Time.
- Mukesh Ambani
Global Ranking & Domestic Leadership Reliance
Industries Limited

Leading Market Shares in India Leading Global Position

Polymers 77% 1 Bird Eye View


Polyester 1 Refining
(Fibre & Yarn) Capacity

Fibre Intermediates 48% 4 P-Xylene 5 Polypropylene

Polyester 43% 7 MEG 7 Purified


Trephthalic Acid

Amongst top 10 global players


Dominant market share in India
in all its core businesses

Revenues equivalent to about 3% of India's GDP


Significant position in the global energy and petrochemical business.
Largest Integrated Petrochemical & Fiber Complex located at Hazira, Gujarat.

Hazira Complex : Jewel in the Crown of RIL Reliance


Industries Limited

Surat To Mumbai
To Baroda
Ichhapur Jn 260 KM N
170 KM

Legend
Roads Oil
ONGC
Railway Depots Magdalla Port
Pipeline

KRIBHCO Tapi River


Dumas

NTPC
Reliance Mora & Kadia Bet

Complex
1000 L&T
Acres
Hazira
ESSAR

Not to scale
Reliance
Reliance
Indicative
SBM Arabian Sea
Reliance Vertical Integration
Reliance
Industries Limited

R2 Fabric
Wool, Viscose, Silk, Linen
Naroda Complex Texturised, Twisted, Dyed Yarn Spun Yarn Textiles

PSF PFY LAB

Patalganga Fibres &


Polyester Chips Polyester Resin PTA PX N - Paraffin
Complex Petrochemicals

PSF PET POY PVC


PP PE Capacity
VCM
EO MEG Polyester Resin PTA Utilization
LPG EDC 116 %
C4s Propylene Fuel Gas Ethylene CBFS Xylene Benzene
Chlorine Polyolefines
Fibres &
Hazira Complex Cracker Chemicals

PP PX Acetic acid

Propylene Sulphur Gasoline Diesel LPG Naphtha Iso-Butene ATF Kerosene N-Butane Styrene Ethylene

Jamnagar Refinery /
Refining & Distribution Coke Power
Petrochemical Complex Refining

Bombay High
Off Shore Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Oil & Gas
Hazira - Vital Link in Vertical Integration

Integrated Power & Steam : RIL Hazira Reliance


Industries Limited

TO SEB
PROCESS PLANTS
GRID Captive Power Plant
350 MW meeting
entire demand.

Islanded mode of
P operation.
S O
T W Extraction steam for
E E process No let
A R down of steam.
M
Each Gas turbine is
G provided with Heat
G R Recovery Steam
R I Generator
I D
D Waste Heat
Recovery using
Make-Up Water
Heater in HRSGs.

GAS SEB Cogen efficiency is


FROM STEAM
HRSGs GRID
PROCESS PLANTS TURBINES TURBINES 78 - 82 %.
Energy Management
Policy : RIL Reliance Industries Limited

Our Mission:
To be the lowest Specific Energy
Consumer in the industry.
To widen our options for energy
sources.
To minimize the adverse impact of
our operations on the environment.

Deployment By:
Performance driven goals.
Upgrading hardware, deploying new
technologies.
Research for new sources of energy.
Audits & Training of employees.
Bench mark energy efficiency and
energy productivity.
Promote the Awareness.

Energy Management System Reliance


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TO BE THE LOWEST SPECIFIC ENERGY CONSUMER

E NEW CAPACITY ADDITION


N E
B LONG TERM
E MID TERM N
E E
R PLANNING
S R
G T S
Y G
T
ANNUAL Y
P R
M PLANNING
R U M
A A
N
C A
C ENERGY T N
A T CONSERVATION U A
G
I TARGETS G
E ENCON / Carbon Consumption R
C E
M Reduction project Monitoring E
E Management & M
E S (Idea Implementation) Business Review System E
N
Transformation N
T
T

ENERGY EXCELLENCE --- DELIVERED


Energy Management Structure Reliance
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Functions :
8% Apex
Time spent Apex :
Group - Review Energy Cons. trend
- Review status of schemes
- Providing resources and direction

Core :
- Compile, evaluate & prioritize Energy
schemes
- Benchmarking
- Guidelines to working group
Core Working - Support for Decision making
- Energy & Fuel Management
Group Group Working :
-Measurement and Monitoring
- Implementing improvements
- Energy Audits

Small Group :
- Ideating (KAIZEN)
Small - Participation in improvement
projects
Group - Spreading Awareness

Benchmarking : Internal & Inter-site Reliance


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Inter-
Inter-site Benchmarking
(Among RIL Sites)
The energy index for the year 2009-10
manifests RIL Hzs lowest specific energy
consumption

Hazira Site 1 Site 2 Site 3 Site 4

2.50 ENERGY INDEX ( TARGET )


2.40 Polyester ENERGY INDEX ( ACHIEVED )
Internal Benchmarking 2.30
2.20 2.13
2.19 2.04
Gcal/MT

Best Sp. Consumptions ever 2.10


2.00
achieved 1.90 1.99
1.89 1.87

1.80 1.74
1.87
Best among Production Units with 1.70 1.73 1.72
same or different technologies. 2006 - 07 2007 - 08 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11
(YTD)
Benchmarking : Intersite Steam Leak AuditReliance
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Steam Leak Audit was carried out across RIL Petrochemicals sites
Centre for High Technology (CHT) Steam Leak Audit Methodology deployed.
Cross Site Team members carried out audit.
12
10.7
Intersite Steam Leak Audit ; FY 2009 -10
kg Steam Leakage per Ton

10
of Steam Produced

8 Lowest Steam
Leakage Ratio
6

4 3.23

2
0.75 1.04 1.19

0
HMD Site 1 Site 2 Site 3 Site 4
RIL Sites

RIL-Hazira secured 1st rank with lowest Steam Leakage Ratio across
RIL Petrochemicals sites..
Similar audits for other utilities like furnaces, VAR machines, refrigeration system

Cracker Global Benchmarking : M/s Solomon


Reliance
Associates, USA Industries Limited

Solomon Benchmarking
Geographical Region wise Performance

Hazira Cracker performance is better wrt


Regional and Global Averages

5.9 5.83
5.78
kBTU/lb of HVC

5.8
5.7
5.6 5.53
5.5 5.45
5.4
2007 08-09 09-10 10-11
Solomon (YTD)
Journey towards Excellence Reliance
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Energy Efficiency Improvement Projects Implemented :


1.Cleaning of Convection section of furnaces
2.Installation of Mert coil in furnaces
3.Implementation of Real Time Optimizer
4.Reduction of steam stripping time from 48 Hrs to 26 Hrs and catalyst
reduction time from 12 Hrs to 8 Hrs in Acetylene Hydrogenation unit
5. Reduction of Steam consumption in SCO area by recovering heat through
vent gas by providing new exchanger E- 1122N

Avenues for Further Improvement: (Forward Path)


1. BFW pump steam turbine replacement with motor
2. Heat recovery in Gasoline Hydrogenation Unit
3. Fuel Gas Compressor Turbine replacement with high efficiency turbine
4. DMC implementation in Butadiene plant

Monitoring & Review System Reliance


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qVideo Conference qEnergy qReview of plant qPlant-wise qMonitoring for
with Corporate Office Coordinators meet performance & energy monitoring for Power, Steam and fuel
Top Management, consumption by Sr. fuel/utilities usage by through
Other RIL / IPCL sites qEnergy Vice President (Mfg.) respective plant heads ASPEN PLUS IP-21
Conservation & CDM On-line monitoring
qSite Energy Index Project Progress qTop 20 Electric tool
Report to bring out Review Motor Load
salient points related
to energy qAppraisal to Apex
consumption and Committee. Approval Real Time Monitoring
conservation. of schemes for of Energy consumption
execution and & Energy Cost through
qMonthly decision making. DCS & IP-21 configured
Performance Review System
of each plant

...One more feather in the cap..


PE DCS Screen : Energy Index Monitoring Reliance
Industries Limited

PE Real-Time/Off-line : Energy Index Monitoring


Reliance
Industries Limited

EI B
EI A
(Gcal/MT)
(Gcal/MT)
Real-Time Monitoring System : Spur to Action
Reliance
Industries Limited

Baseline Monitoring Case:


Identification of
Energy Consumption / Cost
reasons for variance & Opportunity
Monitoring
Corrective Actions Loss for ENCON
(Weekly / Monthly Basis)
(Weekly / Monthly Basis)

Real Time Monitoring Case:

Energy Consumption/ Cost Identification of Variances


Monitoring compared to Norms &
Corrective Actions can be ENCON
(Real Time) planned on Immediate Basis

Other Benefits:

Creation of Energy Conscious Culture

It will bring out opportunities for energy consumption reduction


on a real time basis.

Benchmarking with other plants in the group and outside.

Reduction in Sp. Energy Consumption Reliance


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Reduction in Sp. Power Consumption Reliance
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KWH / MT

ENCON Savings : Last 3 Years Reliance


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[Savings are based on Natural Gas ]

Equivalent Natural Gas Saved in last three years 60983 KSM3


Equivalent Electrical Energy Saved in last three years 49528 MWH
ENCON Schemes - No Investment Reliance
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51% 36% 64% 47% 53%


49%

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

ENCON Schemes - No Investment Reliance


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No. of Energy Saving Annual Electrical Annual Thermal Total


Project Implemented Savings Savings Annual
without Investment Units Rs. N.G. Rs. Savings
(FY 2009-10) Million Lacs (ksm3) Lacs Rs.
Lacs
41 11.9 379 7121 683 1062

0 5 10 15 20

Process Audit
Process optimization
Process innovation
Process Automation
Reliability Improvement
Capacity Utilisation
Hardware Upgradation
New technology
ENCON Schemes - No Investment Reliance
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LAST THREE
ENCON YEARS:SCHEMES
Schemes FY 2007-08 / 2008-09
(with Investment) Reliance
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Major ENCON Schemes Plant Invest. Energy CO2


(Rs lacs) Savings Reduction
(Rs lacs pa) (TPA)
Substitution of high selectivity MEG 710 571 4241
catalyst in MEG 2 plant
Biogas recovery Improvement ETP Minor 481 8753
Dow Vaporiser efficiency POY 30 196 3572
improvement
Substitution of C4 raffinate PTA 94 527 4516
with Methanol in HPCCU
In-house CPP Optimiser CPP 25 394 2826
Fuel saving by retrofitting CPP 1177 326 5751
burners in HRSGs
Naphtha cracker furnace Cracker 124 331 6548
efficiency improvement by
innovative cleaning process

Total No. of ENCON Schemes 3084 8754 96864


(with & without investment) 113
ENCON Schemes : FY 2009-10
(with Investment) Reliance
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Innovative Project -1 : Fuel Gas Heating Reliance


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TRIGGER

- CPP brainstorming session


- Analogy from air pre-heater Fuel gas preheating
Must be supplied
tc From a waste
Temperature

heat source

t2

t1
Heat of Combustion

Net Enthalpy

Graph for explanation purpose


Not to the scale
Innovative Project -1 : Fuel Gas Heating Reliance
Industries Limited

TRIGGER PILOTING

Gas Turbine#4 identified for piloting


Challenges Mitigation
(a) Estimation of operating (a) Finalized based on
envelope allowable Wobbe index

(b) Identification of suitable (b) Various options explored.


waste heat source Waste heat from stack finalised

(c) System design (c) Advance simulators like Aspen and


HTRI employed for design

Innovative Project -1 : Fuel Gas Heating Reliance


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TRIGGER PILOTING SCALE-UP

Challenges Mitigation
(a) Explore possibility of (a) Pre-heating till max. 70 OC found
maximum gas temperature viable following extensive study of fuel
increase injection system and availability of
waste heat source

(b) Choice between (b) A detailed study done and a common


common heater vs Individual heater for GT#5,6,7,8,9 installed and
and location individual heater for GT#1,2,3
planned

(c) Process design for (c) Advance simulators like Aspen and
scaled-up gas heating HTRI employed for design
system
Innovative Project -1 : Fuel Gas Heating Reliance
Industries Limited

TRIGGER PILOTING SCALE-UP

Hot Water
(90 deg. C)
Cold gas
(23deg. C)

Cold Water
(67 deg. C)

Hot Gas
(70 deg. C)

Innovative Project -1 : Fuel Gas Heating Reliance


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TRIGGER PILOTING SCALE-UP REPLICATION

RIL Hazira For National replication


Project can be replicated like Air pre-
Replication under way for
Heater across industries
GT#1,2,3
Replication has been taken-up at other
Reliance Sites
Possibilities being explored for
replication at various fired RIL Hazira would be Glad to offer
heaters technical assistance to make this project
a campaign across the industry
Innovative Project -2 : Energy Reduction in Oxygen Compressors
Reliance
Industries Limited

25 %
3-1 bypass

00
08
02
04
06
20
10
14
16
18
12 %
% 09
07
05
25
23
19
21
15
13
17
11 %
%

00 %

Three stage
1-1 bypass Oxygen
compressor

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3
From To Process
Process Compressor Compressor
suction discharge

n Change in Operating procedure leads to energy saving.

n A Power saving of 200 KW is observed in four Oxygen compressors

Innovative Project -2 : Energy Reduction in MEG Reliance


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BENEFIT

930

910 Before After


Power in KW

890

870

850

830
NMC3300M kW
NMC4300M kW
810
3MC5300M kW
790 3MC6300M kW

770

750
11-Jan

18-Jan
25-Jan

15-Feb

22-Feb
1-Feb

8-Feb

15-Mar
22-Mar

29-Mar
1-Mar

8-Mar
Innovative Project -3 : Flux Optimization in VFDs Reliance
Industries Limited

Optimisation opportunity identified in VSD driven


pumps and blowers

Fine tuning V/f for Voltage vs. Power at 46.5 hz

flux optimisation 420 Optimum 77


76
410 75

The drive adjusts 74

% Power
400

Volts
73
voltage to reach 390
72
71
optimum current 380 NP Volt 70
69
without changing 370
%power
68

frequency. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Implemented in drives where instantaneous change in


torque is not required.

Innovative Project -3 : Flux Optimization in VFDs Reliance


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COOLING WATER PUMP-A (260 KW)


NP Volt Hz RPM Amp % Power
415 46.5 923 379 76
410 46.5 923 376 74
405 46.5 923 367 71.5
400 46.5 923 360 71
395 46.5 923 367 73
390 46.5 923 369 74
385 46.5 923 372 75

Energy saving
Saving in Saving in
Motor KW per No. of Rs.(Lacs)
Description rated KW Voltage drive drives / Year
Cooling Water Pump 260 400 19.5 4 21.66
Chilled Water Transfer Pump 200 400 7.6 4 8.44
Supply Air Fan - Comfort AHU 55 405 7.535 8 16.74
Return Air Fan - Comfort AHU 30 405 2.22 8 4.93
Quench AHU Return Air Fan 30 405 4.38 12 14.60
Total 66.37
IMS Observations & Action Plan Reliance
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Utilization of Waste Polyester Recycle Reliance


Industries Limited

PET waste is recycled to produce value added


products for

1. Filling

2. Garments: Work wear, Protective Wear,

3. Interlinings for Apparel

4. Laminated Fabrics

5. Coating substrates

6. Filtration - Liquid, Air, Gas

7. Automotives

8. Wipes for Cleaning, Industrial uses


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Utilization of Waste Polyester Recycle Reliance
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Industrial PET bottle


In-house
Polyester waste from
industrial
waste NGOs and
Polyester
bought from commercial
waste
Market sources

Feed Stock
for
Recycle

Utilization of Waste Polyester Recycle Reliance


Industries Limited

Normal
Normal
PTA route
route
Oligomer
MEG

Recycle
Recycle
route
route

Polyester Finished
Process Monomer Polymer
Polymer Spinning Drawing Filling
Waste products
Catalyst
Catalyst&&
Toners

PET PET Bottle


waste
Flakes
Recycle
route
Utilization of Waste Polyester Recycle Reliance
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Growth
for All
In Action Happy Rag Pickers
Learning

Cooperative

In Isolation

Waste Minimisation Partnership with Customers


Reliance
Industries Limited

PTA Bags Recycle


Before Improvement
Utilization of Waste PTA Bags Recycle Reliance
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BENEFIT

Dispatch by Bags
Dispatch by Tankers

Energy Efficiency
Reliance
Through Rural Transformation Industries Limited

q RIL Hazira operates HIV & TB Control Centre at Mora Village.


q RIL Hazira has embarked upon a journey to make
this centre as a model renewable village centre
q Following Initiatives are under consideration
q Hybrid power generation (Micro wind + solar)
q Earth Air Tunnel
q Solar Hybrid A/C
q Solar Heating
q Green building
q Evaporative cooling
Energy Efficiency
Reliance
Through Rural Transformation Industries Limited

q Hybrid Power Generation (Microwind + Solar)


Aim: To make the HIV DOT centre completely self
sustaining, Total power load : 100 KW to be
installed : Micro wind + Solar (50 : 50 ratio).
Pilot project for data collection commissioned consisting
of 1000 W of micro wind and 600 W of solar generation.
System has been commissioned on the occasion of
Independence Day
Data collection under progress

Community Development GREEN WAY

Energy Efficiency
Reliance
Through Rural Transformation Industries Limited

1) Spread of Energy Conservation Awareness at


Sanjivani School, Damka Village

2) Awareness on House-hold Energy Conservation


Measures : Suvali Sakhi Mandal
Promotional Activities Energy Conservation Reliance
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Energy Month Celebration : Nov 09 Dec 09


Best ENCON/WATCON ENCON/WATCON
/CDM Suggestion Expert Lectures
(463 ideas) (Complexwide)

ENCON/WATCON Energy Audit - 2009 Address by


Poster Competition (62 employees Dr. Ajay Mathur
(128 Posters) + 44 CEM / EA) (DG BEE)

ENCON Awareness ENCON/WATCON


Quiz Slogan Competition
(2328 employees) (Including Contractors)
[71 %] (1515 Slogans)

Excellent Energy Efficient Plant and Services Dept. Awards


Best Energy Coordinator Awards 2009
Best Certified Energy Manager / Auditor

Promotional Activities ENCON Reliance


Industries Limited

Message: Urja ke Sholay


Renewable energy promotion
Efficient and clean transportation
Domestic energy and water
conservation.

Gaonwalas explaining Thakur about


Energy /Water crisis of Ramgadh.

Gabbar Singh taking an


oath of practicing ENCON / WATCON
Employee Involvement ENCON Reliance
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Case Study / Best


Practice Presentation on
ENCON

Employee Involvement
Brainstorming
Sessions on
ENCON

Training Sessions
on ENCON by
Young Engineers

Environmental Projects &


Combating Climate Change Reliance
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Process CO2
emission
included

HCFC-22 Consumption Cotton rags Consumption 1187


Paper Consumption
16005
40450

817

14598 34303

2008-09 2009-10 2008-09 2009-10 2008-09 2009-10


Final treated effluent Quality remained well below the set internal norm:
Sr. Parameter Norm set by GPCB Actually
No. RIL, Hazira Norm achieved
1 COD 100 mg/l 250 mg/l 82 mg/l
2 Suspended Solids (SS) 50 mg/l 100 mg/l 26 mg/l
Carbon Emission Reduction Initiatives Reliance
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We Care for Environment


Reduction in Carbon Dioxide Emission
2 C2H4 + 3.5 O2 C2H4O + 2 CO2 + 2 H2O

HY+ in MEG-2
S-882 Catalyst in
MEG-1
0.531

0.510
MT of CO2 / MT of EOE

0.460
S886 in MEG-1
0.410

0.360 S886 in MEG-3 0.336


0.360

0.310
2001 -02 2002 -03 2003 -04 2004-05 2005 -06 2006 -07 2007 -08 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Carbon Emission Reduction Initiatives Reliance


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UNFCCC issued RIL-Hazira 21515 CERs


during FY 2009-10 for project (No.0261)

Total CO2 Total Status


Year of Reduction Annual
Sr. Title of the Project per Annum Savings
Impleme
No. Implemented
ntation Tons of Rs.
CO2 Million
Energy Efficiency through steam
optimization project Registered &
1 (Aromatics plant steam 2005-06 23391 17.34 Verified
optimization measure) (0261)
[CDM Project / 0261]
Waste Heat Recovery Project at
2 CPP&U, RIL-Hazira. 2004-06 58523 43.38 Under Registration
[CDM Project]
Carbon Emission Reduction Initiatives Reliance
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All these GHG Reduction Projects are


approved by Chicago Climate Exchange
(CCX)

Total CO2 Total Status


Year of Reduction per Annual
Sr.
Title of the Project Implemented Impleme Annum Savings
No.
ntation
Tons of CO2 Rs. Million
Waste Gas based power generation
Registered
1 in PTA-III unit at RIL-Hazira. 2006-07 50493 0.23
(2008-09)
[VER Project]
Waste Heat Recovery Project at
Registered
2 RIL-Hazira. 2004-06 54711 0.25
(2009-10)
[VER Project]
Energy efficiency improvement by
using Biogas for process heating Registered
3 2004-05 30747 0.14
purposes at RIL, Hazira. [VER (2009-10)
Project]

Environmental Promotional Activities Reliance


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Month Long Environmental


Management Campaign Inculcating Environment Conscious
Culture through Environment Rath

Environment Awareness Training ETP Training to process plant


for contractors personnel
Green Hazira Drive Reliance
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Extensive Tree
Plantation under

GREEN HAZIRA Drive

PATH FORWARD . . . . Reliance


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1.38

1.34
Energy Index
Gcal / MT

1.30

1.26

1.22

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14


Major Future ENCON Schemes Reliance
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Expected Expected Expected


Expected Annualised Energy CO2
Sr.
Plant Title Investment Savings Savings reduction
No.
(Rs. Lacs) (Rs. Lacs (Gcal (MT /
p.a.) p.a.) annum)
Additional motor driven
BFW Pump (B-900)
1 Olefins 180 1045 78915 16572
provision & stoppage of
BFPT.
EA 1553 plate heat exchanger
modification by rerouting
2 CPP&U 15 464 39161 8224
piping .DM-2 >EA1553 > TC
Tank
Provision of Class-V control
valves in IP steam to
3 PTA 16 290 21903 4600
Purification Crystallizers in
PTA-1.
Provision of Class-V control
valves in IP steam to
4 PTA 16 290 21903 4600
Purification Crystallizers in
PTA-2.

Reducing bypass stack losses


5 CPP&U 5 224 16910 3551
in GT-1. 4 and 6

Major Future ENCON Schemes Reliance


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Expected Expected Expected


Expected Annualised Energy CO2
Sr.
Plant Title Investment Savings Savings reduction
No.
(Rs. Lacs) (Rs. Lacs (Gcal (MT /
p.a.) p.a.) annum)
Second Phase of APC in CPP
for optimization : MUWH, De
6 CPP&U aerators, PRDS, Vent Valves & Minor 191 56875 11944
Tie line control.
( during Synch.)
Improving Waste heat
recovery from Make up water
7 CPP&U 15 176 13308 2795
heaters by monitoring,
inspection & cleaning
Optimization of Boiler feed
water temperature based on
8 CPP&U 0 176 13308 2795
Fuel and process steam
demand
Reduction in N2 Consumption
POY/
9 in CP-12, CP-10 , CP-1 to 3 and 0 136 9545 2004
PET
IDY plants .

Total : 45 schemes 1862 3203 258158 54213


Accolades Reliance
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and the journey continues.. Reliance


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ENCON Project Monitoring Format Reliance
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Power SHP HP MP LP Other Energy


Month of
Sr. Scheme Investment utilities Savings
Plant implement Payback
No. Title (Rs. Lacs) KW TPH TPH TPH TPH (Gcal / (Gcal /
ation
hr) annum)

Schemes under Implementation

Schemes under Conceptualization

Energy Monitoring Formats Reliance


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