Intervening Technique Before CP. Optimise the Plant Lighting Load in Tempered Glass Industry. After CP

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1 Intervening Technique Before CP Optimise the Plant Lighting Load in Tempered Glass Industry Plant is operating 15 nos. High Pressure Mercury Vapour Lamp (HPMV) 250 watt each, for 8 hrs. Per day. Also, approximately 20 nos. CFL 32 watt in admin department as well which also operated almost 8 hrs. Per day. After CP The comparison between following table: different light types is shown in Table: Comparison Lights (//) Energy Efficiency Life (average) Span 1,200 hours 8,000 hours 50,000 hours Watts Electricity Used (equivalent 60 watt bulb).s use less power 60 watts watt 6-8 watts (watts) per unit light generated (lumens). s

2 help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power and plants lower electric bills Environmental Contains the TOXIC Mercury. A silvery-colored - Toxic for poisonous your health and elemental metal the environment. that is liquid at room temperature. RoHS Compliant (Reduction Of Hazardous Substances).Th e maximum concentration - contains 1mg-5mg Mercury and is a major risk the environment limits on

3 hazardous materials used in electrical and electronic equipment. Enforced by the European Union. Important Facts - may not work under Sensitivity negative 10 low degrees ne temperatures Fahrenheit or over 120 degrees Fahrenheit canhave a Sensitive humidity higher failure rate in more humid climates/weather. On/f Cycling. - can reduce Switching a lifespan Effect CFL on/f drastically

4 quickly, in a closet instance, decrease for may the lifespan the bulb. - takes time warm up the Turns instantly on Mercury achieve maximum light output. Durability t Very Durable - glass or filament can break easily t Very Durable - glass can break easily Very Durable - s can handle jarring and bumping Heat Emitted. bulbs emit large amounts heat which 85 btu's/hour 30 btu's/hour 3.4 btu's/hour can increase air conditioning

5 costs and energy consumption while using air conditioning. Possibility - may catch Mechanical on fire, smoke, or t typical Failure omit an odor Minimum Light Output Lumens Measures luminous flux Watts or tal packets The unit power. The amount energy light transferred in one second produced by a light source , , , ,

6 Streetlight W Mercury-vapour Light source 1W (90pcs) (OSRAM)HQL 250W Central luminance 15-16Lux at 7m 15-16Lux at 7m Beam angle Life Span Energy consumption per year Ultraviolet hazards Streetlight 100,000 hours 442kWh /year ultraviolet emission 15,000 hours 1068kWh /year Emits ultraviolet Mercury-vapour Streetlight Lumen OSRAM HQL Lumen 28 s - 28W W~80W 1800~ s - 56W W~125W 3800~ s-112w W~250W 6300~ s-168w W~400W 13000~22000 Thus, by replacing the conventional light with s (250 watt HPMV with 90 watt and 32 watt CFL with 18 watt ) plant can save approximately 7504 kwh per annum.

7 Benefits Environmental Per Day reduction in the Natural Gas consumption: KWh Per Year reduction in the Natural Gas consumption: 7504KWh Per Day reduction in Greenhouse Gas (CO2) emission: 0.02 MT CO2 Per Year Reduction in Greenhouse Gas (CO2) emission: 6.45 MT Economical CO2 Investment: Rs. 1,15,000/- for Annual Savings: Rs. 56,200 /- per Annum Payback Period: 25 months