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Examples of Energy Conservation Technologies for each step
Step 1
Enhancement of management, Improvement of operation
Step 2
Additional installation or improvement of equipment
Step 3
Change in process, Use of high-efficiency equipment
Rationalization of fuel
combustion
* Control of air ratio, selection of suitable burner
type for furnace and fuel species. Cleaning of burners. Furnace pressure control. Prevention of air entry, etc.
* Combustion control through exhaust gas analysis
* Installation of combustion control devices
* Adjustment of gas calorie
* Low NOx burners, Regenerative burners
* Fluidized bed combustion
* Fuel change
Rationalization of
heating/cooling
and heat
transfer
* Optimization of seam pressure
* Cleaning the heating surface
* Improvement of heat patterns
* Improvement of methods of charging materials to be heated
* Extension of the preheating zone of industrial
furnaces, Reduction of heat capacity
* Improvement of control accuracy
* Additional installation of heat exchangers, Use of
multiple effect
* Increasing the stages for the distillation tower, Changing filling materials
Omission of processes, Utilization of sensible heat
in the preceding process (hot strip charge), Re-
compression of steam, Improvement of catalyst (PP,
exhaust gas treatment), Use of film, Changing the
constituents (low-temperature paints, materials that
do not require heat treatment), Heating by infrared rays, Changing materials (use of recycled paper and
water sediment), and jet heating
Prevention of
heat loss through
radiation/heat
transfer
* Optimization of the volume of boiler blow water
* Reducing the radiation surface area and standby
time
* Prevention of steam leaking portions, etc.
* Reinforcement of heat insulation, Reduction of
opening areas
* Continuous blow equipment
* Selection of steam traps
* Removal of unnecessary piping
* Spraying rock wool
Reducing time by use of larger current for electric
furnaces
Recovery and
reuse of waste
energy
Prevention of waste energy leaks * Closed recovery of condensate
* Anti-corrosive heat exchangers
* Heat pipe, Heat pumps
* Power generation through recovery of low to medium temperature waste heat, Power generation
through recovery of waste pressure, Recovery of waste heat from solids (slag, sintered ores , and
coke. CokeDry Quenching)
* Energy supply to parties outside the factory (regional heating/cooling)
Rationalization of conversion of
heat into motive
power, etc.
* Optimization of extraction, Back steam pressure
* Improvement of boiler turbine load distribution
* Variable pressure operation
* Higher efficiency of turbine blades and nozzles
* Rationalization of steam ejectors
* Recovery of motive power from vacuum steam
* Higher temperatures/pressure of steam
* Combined heat and power supply (co-generation,
fuel cells)
.Combined cycle power generation, Improvement
of engine efficiency
Rational use of
electricity
* Switch-off or cutting down excess lighting,
funs, elevators etc.
* Optimization of operating numbers of funs,
pumps and compressors according to road
* Balancing among roads to each pumps
* Valuable fluid mass control system (Inverter control
system)
* Fluorescence lighting
* Power factor improving facilities (phase-sifting
condenser, reactor)
* High efficiency motor, transformer
* Electricity recovery system of elevator, crane
* High efficiency fluorescence lighting (inverter control type)

Energy Conservation Technologies for Energy-Intensive Industries
Industries Energy conservation measures Energy- saving equipment
Iron & Steel Improvement of production processes & operation technologies, Increasing of continuous casting ratio, Improvement of recovery rate of waste heat & converter furnace gas, Hot charge, Direct feed rolling Continuous hot billet casting equipment, Blast furnace top gas pressure recovery power plants, Sintered ore waste heat recovery equipment, Continuous annealing equipment, Coke dry quenching equipment
Petrochemicals (Ethylene) Enhancement of waste heat recovery, Rationalization of processes, Reduction of distillation tower reflux ratio High-performance naphtha cracking equipment, Heating furnace waste heat recovery equipment, Cracking byproduct waste heat recovery equipment, high-efficiency compressors
Cement NSP conversion, Improvement of material mills/finishing mills, Recovery and reuse of exhaust heat, Combustion control SN/NSP kilns, Vertical mills, Medium to low temperature waste heat utilization power generation systems
Paper & Pulp Continuation of production processes, Recovery and reuse of waste heat, More efficient production processes, Increased use of recycled paper, Improvement of operation management Pre-permeation type continuous cooking equipment, High-performance pulp washing equipment, High-performance sizing press equipment, Falling film type vacuum evaporators
Dye finishing Thoroughgoing implementation of maintenance and control, Recovery and reuse of hot waste water/heat, Introduction of dyeing machines of lower bath ratio, Improvement of processing conditions Jet dyeing machines, Washing liquid low adding equipment, Counterflow type washing equipment, Waste liquid heat exchangers
Sheet glass Reinforcement of heat insulation, Improvement of furnace seal, Improvement of heat storage efficiency, Recovery of waste heat Waste heat boiler equipment

Summary of EC Technology in Japanese Industry
Iron & Steel
Energy Conservation Technology Practical Use
Period
Invest.
(Mil.\)
EC Effect
(Mil.\/Y)
Payout
(Year)
Continuous casting machine around 1980 7-8Bil. 2,500 3
Raw material pre-heater for electric arc furnace around 1981 1,000 200-300 4-5
Coal drying humidity control equipment for coke oven around 1983 2,000 200-1,000 3
Convection heating type heat treatment furnace
for wire rod coil
around 1985 200 40-50 4-5
High efficiency gas separation apparatus around 1990 10% reduction in
power
Blast furnace hot blast valve control system around 1990 200-300 70-90 3-4
Improvement in segregated charging of sintering
materials
around 1990 150-200 100 2
Heating furnaces with regenerative burners around 1990 30 7`10 3-4
DC arc furnace with water cooled furnace wall around 1990 1,000 250 4-5
Ladle heating apparatus with regenerative burners around 1993 24 10 2-3

Trend of the Investment for Energy Conservation FacilitiesTrend of the Investment for Energy Conservation Facilities
Major Manufacturing Companies & Electricity
( based on the research report by METI in 2001Fy for 444 companies)

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