Published October 1997 | Version v1
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Energy conservation measures adopted at Heavy Water Plant, Manuguru

  • 1. Heavy Water Plant, Manuguru (India)

Description

The importance of conservation of energy is well recognised all over the world as the world reserves of fossil fuels will eventually run out depending on the rate of their use. This paper deals with various energy conservation schemes adopted at Heavy Water Plant, Manuguru (HWPM). Most energy conservation measures offer large financial saving with very short pay back periods. This fact has been well recognised by the management of HWPM as well as Heavy Water Board and their wholehearted and enthusiastic approach to energy conservation and energy management yielded very good results in reducing the operating cost. The process of energy conservation is not a one time exercise. Persistent efforts are on to identify the areas like condition of heat exchangers, margins in control valves, steam and condensate leakages etc. for further reduction in energy consumption

Part of:
Proceedings of symposium on advances in chemical engineering-97

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre.
Imprint Place
Mumbai (India)
Imprint Title
Proceedings of symposium on advances in chemical engineering-97
Imprint Pagination
442 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 209-214.

Conference

Title
symposium on advances in chemical engineering-97.
Acronym
ACE-97
Dates
22-24 Oct 1997.
Place
Mumbai (India).

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