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Page 1: T_06_SGCIE_Energy Audits.pdf

Energy Management : 2012/2013

Energy Efficiency in Industry and Energy audits

Prof. Paulo Ferrão

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Energy Management

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SGCIE

Sistema de Gestão dos Consumos Intensivos de Energia,

Management System of Intensive Energy Consumption

The PT National Strategy for Energy, by the Decree-Law n. º

71/2008 of 15 April, regulates SGCIE.

SGCIE é uma das medidas constantes do PNAEE – Plano

Nacional de Acção em Eficiência Energética.

SGCIE is a measure included in the PNAEE - National Action Plan

for Energy Efficiency.

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SGCIE

The Rationalization Plan of Energy Consumption

(PREn) is developed based on the reports of mandatory

energy audits and shall provide for the implementation,

in the first three years, all identified measures with a

payback period of the investment (PRI) or less five

years in the case of facilities with power consumption

less than 1000 toe / year, or a PRI less than or equal to

three years for all other installations.

The PREn must also establish targets for energy and

carbon intensities and Specific Energy Consumption,

where applicable, based on measures provided in the

preceding paragraph, taking into account the following

indicators:

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SGCIE

1. Energy intensity, measured by the ratio between the total

energy consumption (considering only 50% of the energy

derived from endogenous waste and other renewable

fuels) and Gross Value Added (GVA) of business

activities directly linked to these sites;

2. Carbonic intensity, measured by the ratio between the

amount of emissions of greenhouse gases resulting from

the use of various forms of energy in the production

process and its total energy consumption;

3. Specific Energy Consumption, measured by the ratio

between the total energy consumption (considering only

50% of the energy derived from endogenous waste and

other renewable fuels) and the volume of production..

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SGCIE

The goals referred to in the preceding paragraph are subject

to the following values:

a) At a minimum, an improvement of 6% of the indicators

referred to in 1 and 3 above, in six years, in the case of

facilities with energy-intensive less than 1000 toe / year,

or 4% improvement in eight years for other facilities;

b) At a minimum, the maintenance of the historical values of

carbon intensity.

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SGCIE

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SGCIE

Síntese d aplicação para instalações com consumos de energia iguais ou superiores a 500 tep/ano

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SGCIE

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Energy Management

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Forma de energia E.Eléctrica Propano

Unidade fisica MWh Ton

Gcal/unid. fisica 0.86 11.39

GJ/unid. fisica 3.60 46.30

Tep/unid. fisica 0.29 1.14

Mês E.Eléctrica Propano E.Eléctrica Propano

MWh Ton MWh Ton

Jan 266.5 176.3 374.0 150.3

Fev 285.3 152.6 435.7 171.6

Mar 270.8 169.1 397.3 194.3

Abr 385.4 165.2 410.0 123.6

Mai 322.8 158.7 416.7 180.2

Jun 368.6 157.9 468.8 185.7

Jul 367.0 151.1 464.1 194.1

Ago 336.1 115.2 292.0 156.9

Set 315.4 189.0 494.1 187.9

Out 410.5 188.7 398.8 199.1

Nov 398.7 196.6 493.4 209.2

Dez 431.2 162.8 422.8 158.3

Total 4,158.4 1,983.1 5,067.8 2,111.3

Média 346.5 165.3 422.3 175.9

1998 1999Mês 1998 1999

(fx) (fx)

Jan 33,324 56,894

Fev 37,658 51,774

Mar 40,846 58,383

Abr 35,727 43,010

Mai 41,889 45,421

Jun 45,167 48,938

Jul 45,463 52,463

Ago 36,083 35,180

Set 63,351 51,809

Out 60,443 48,316

Nov 67,612 51,692

Dez 53,611 30,666

Total 561,174 574,546

Média 46,765 47,879

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y = 0.0025x + 303.13

R2 = 0.1322

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y = 0.0023x + 214.46

R2 = 0.2301

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EQUIPMENT

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Physical entities

• Electricity

• Mass flow

• Temperature

• Humidity

• Flue gases composition

• Luminance

• Total dissolved solids

Produtiva

Equipment

• Electrical analyzer

• Anemometer (turbine, Pitot)

• Thermometer

• Humidity meter

• O2, CO2, CO analyzer

• Luximeter

• TDS meter

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Potência Média Potência Instantânea

Sábado Domingo6ª feira5ª feira4ª feira

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P. Média P. Instantânea

Medições no compressor 793

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Energy balances in energy audits

The energy balance in EAs differs from current

thermodinamic energy balances because some

unknowns are obtained by measurements.

Unknowns obtained from measurements have an error

of measurement

As a consequence, calculated unknowns do also show

errors.

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Energy balances in energy audits

The energy balance in EAs differs from current

thermodinamic energy balances because some

unknowns are obtained by measurements.

Unknowns obtained from measurements have an error

of measurement

As a consequence, calculated unknowns do also show

errors.

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Energy audit objectives:

1 - Energy accountancy (data)

2 - Energy consumption (measurements)

Direct measurement

Energy balance (equation + measures)

3 - Energy savings

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Energy balances in energy audits

The energy balance in EAs differs from current

thermodinamic energy balances because some

unknowns are obtained by measurements.

Unknowns obtained from measurements have an error

of measurement

As a consequence, calculated unknowns do also show

errors.

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Problems in energy balances

The number of equations frequently differs

from the number of unknowns

N. equations > N. unknows

• Not consider a measurement (a measurement

results in an equation)

• Create a chance to validate equations

N. equations < N. Unknows

• Requires estimatives

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Electrical

resistance

Wall

Losses

3

2 1

Qelec

Example: Industrial heat generator

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Equations and unknowns:

Mass and energy balance:

LossHTCmQTCmTCm

mmm

ppp .332211

321

Unknowns - measurements:

Good confidence: Q, T1, T2, T3

Less confidence: m1, m2

No confidence: m3, Heat loss

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Case 1: Equilibrium

2 Equations = 2 Unknowns

Measurements accepted:

Q, T1, T2, T3, m1, m2

Unknowns obtained by 2 eq. System:

m3, Heat loss

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Case 2: Less unknowns

2 Equations = 1 Unknown

Measurements accepted:

Q, T1, T2, T3, m1, m2, m3

Unknown obtained by resolution:

Heat loss

Allows to create an error type unknown:

Error of m3

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Case 3: Less equations

2 Equations = 3 Unknowns

Measurements accepted:

Q, T1, T2, T3, m1

Unknowns obtained by resolution:

m2, m3, Loss

Requires more measurements (and more

equations, specific humidity):

Water balance: Or assume a value for a unknown (!?)

332211 wmwmwm

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Frontier definition

Characterization of mass and energy flows

Equations identification

Definition of measurement plan

Equipment selection

Measurements

Validation

Produtiva

Energy balance sequence:

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COMPRESSED AIR

ANALYSIS

Atlas Copco

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2

1

vdPw

Physics of compression

1

1

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21

P

PTmC

W

p

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Electrical measurements

Example

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t1 t2 t3

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Combustion air

Natural gas

Flue gases

Water

Steam

Purge

Heat losses

Example 1: Boiler

Frontier anf flows

CSC

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DIRECT METHOD

Requires steam and combustible flow meters (feed water

meter is common)

HV

hhmsteam

Lmη

comb

waterfeedsteamboiler

Equations and measurements

Required data

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LOSSES METHOD (empiric)

1%)( Unburned

1%)( purging Steam

3%)( Walls

steam

gasesdry 10%)( gases Flue

L

Losses 100%ηBoiler

osses

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LOSSES BY THE WALLS

Where nominal losses depends on the boiler size, typically 1,5%.

Functioning factor: by stack temperature

factor FuncioningL nominal - walls

wallsLosses

osses

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22-5-07 0:00 22-5-07 1:00 22-5-07 2:00 22-5-07 3:00 22-5-07 4:00 22-5-07 5:00 22-5-07 6:00 22-5-07 7:00

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Example 2: Aluminum furnace

Aluminum

Air

Comb. air

Melted aluminum

Gases

Propane

Is known the following data:

- Aluminum: flow and temp

- Air: temperature

- Combustion air: flow and temp

- Gases: temp, % O2

- Surfaces: temp, area

- Fan: electrical power

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Example 2: Aluminum furnace

Air

Aluminum Comb. air

Melted aluminum

Gases

Heat losses

Propane

Frontier and flows

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Example 2: Aluminum furnace

Equations

gases fluelossesheat aluminumventilatorpropane

gases fluein oxygen propanefor oxygen airin oxygen air combin oxygen

out aluminumin aluminum

gases flueairpropaneair comb

QQQWQ (4)

mmmm (3)

mm (2)

mmmm (1)

Air

Aluminum Comb. air

Melted aluminum

Gases

Heat losses

Propane

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Example 2: Aluminum furnace

Equations

gases fluelossesheat aluminumventilatorpropane

gases fluein oxygen propanefor oxygen airin oxygen air combin oxygen

out aluminumin aluminum

gases flueairpropaneair comb

QQQWQ (4)

mmmm (3)

mm (2)

mmmm (1)