Carbon emission reduction through an electrical energy audit in thermal power plant – Indian scenario

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Volume 13, Issue 2, June 2017

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Anil B. Onkar
Addl.Ex.Engr. MSPGCL- KTC Koradi, Nagpur - 444111
G. A. Dhomane
Prof. Elect.Engg.Govt.C.O.Engg, Chandrapur - 431001
R. M. Moharil
Prof. Elect.Engg..Y.C.C.E, Hingna, Nagpur - 440034
Prashant P. Mawle
Asstt.Director, N.P.T.I, Gopal Nagar, Nagpur – 440022

Abstract

In this paper electrical energy conservation measures in thermal power plant is discussed. Research paper is related with CO2 reduction techniques through energy audit of thermal power plant. The implementation of energy conservation measures drawn from energy audit study will reduce the energy consumption about 15% to 20% and saved energy can be made available to feed in the grid which increases net electrical energy generation. In house Auxiliary consumption reduction can provide attractive method to increase the net generation capacity, which reduces CO>sup<2>/sup< emission factor. In this paper CO>sup<2>/sup<reduction /annum is calculated as 13980.24 Tons of CO>sup<2>/sup<. It also shows that energy environment implication can be reduced by means of electrical energy Audit in thermal Power Plant.

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Onkar, A. B., Dhomane, G. A., Moharil, R. M., & Mawle, P. P. (2017). Carbon emission reduction through an electrical energy audit in thermal power plant – Indian scenario. Power Research - A Journal of CPRI, 231–244. Retrieved from https://cprijournal.in/index.php/pr/article/view/111

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