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  • STEAM EQUIPMENTS-

    CEMS FOR SOX/NOX

    EMISSION & PROCESS

    CONTROL MONITORING

    SOLUTION

    � INSITU CEMS

    � EXTRACTIVE CEMS

  • STEAM EQUIPMENTS PVT LTDSTEAM EQUIPMENTS PVT LTDAn ISO 9001:2015 certified Company

    SEPL was established in 2004 with an idea and concept to reach the OEMs & End users

    to design and supply high quality CEMS & Process control Equipments to meet wide

    ranges of application including Hazardous area.

    Vision :

    � To be a globally renowned CEMS & Process & Safety control Monitors

    � To support OEMs ,End Users ,Consultant ,EPC contractor by offering total solution

    � To have systems designed & certified to Global standards.

    � We Promise to reduce at least one hour of Maintenance Engineer per day

    � To improve profitability of customer through Higher Reliability & better process efficiency

    Quality Policy : ISO-9001:2015 certified, CE

    Safety : Safety off all our stake holders is driving factor of SEPL

    Manpower :

    Present manpower of 150+ Employees & established Sales and Service network.

  • Manufacturing Locations and Group Companies

    INDIA Middle East (MEA) USAPlant : I (12,000 Sq. Ft) Steam Equipments Pvt Ltd Steam Equipments IncSteam Equipments Pvt Ltd C/o Omega Engineering 1018, West Grove, OrangePlot No.44, 49, 50 Tiny Industrial Estate, P6 084, SAIF Zone, CA – 92865-4129Kondhwa Budurk, Pune , India Sharjah, UAE United States of America

    Plant : II (40,000 Sq. Ft) South Africa Spain

    Steamlok Engineering Pvt Ltd Steam Equipments Africa Pty. Ltd. Steam Equipments Pvt. Ltd.

    Plot No-200/201, Mahalunge E8 Pinelands Office Park, C/o Esindus S.A

    Chakan Industrial Estate, Modderfontein Avda. Manoteras, 42- 28050

    Pune 410501, India Gauteng Province, South Africa Madrid , Spain

    Plant : III (60,000 Sq. Ft) Singapore (SEA) Madrid , Italy

    Steam Equipments Pvt Ltd (SEZ) Steam Equipments Pte Ltd Steam Equipments SRL

    Plot No – 9, MIDC, Kesurdi, Satara Dist. NO 73 UBI ROAD 1, # 09-55 Registration is under process

    Maharashtra, India OXLEY BIZHUB

    SINGAPORE 408733 Saudi Arabia

    Steam Equipments Pvt. Ltd.

    Registration is under process

    17-09-19 3

  • Markets Served

    Chemical & Power & Steam Oil & GasPulp & Paper

    Petrochemical upstream

    Water & Waste

    Water

    Food & Beverage Oil & Gas

    downstream

    Metals, Mining

    Minerals

  • CEMS TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON:IN-SITU Ana.

    Sr. No.TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON

    Item In-situ UV-DOAS Hot-Wet Method In-situ NDIR & IR GFC

    1 Measuring rangeSuitable for low and high

    concentrations.Suitable for high level of concentration.

    2 Sampling System No sampling requirement Proper purging system is mandatory.

    Requires less calibration because of 3 Calibration check

    Requires less calibration because of

    low drift.usually requires more calibration checks.

    4 MaintenanceLow maintenance as there is no

    moving part.

    high maintenance due to sampling system

    component. stack gas may corrode the probe

    and optics,

    5 Process conditionsWorks well in harsh conditions like

    High moisture.

    widely used technique in harsh process

    applications

    6 Measurement of NOX Measures NO & NO2 both separatelyMeasures NO and not NO2. NO2-NO converter

    required

    7 Effect of dust LOWHigher effect but can be controlled with

    inbuilt mechanism

  • CEMS TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON: :IN-SITU Ana

    Sr. No. TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON Item In-situ UV-DOAS Hot-Wet Method In-situ NDIR & IR GFC

    8 Calibration & Check frequency

    1. Diagnostic check in every cycle 1. Daily ZERO Check

    2. Six monthly ZERO and SPAN Calibration2. Fortnightly ZERO and SPAN

    Calibration

    3. Yearly Linearity Check 3. Six Monthly Linearity Check

    4. After Major maintenance multipoint

    Zero and SPAN Calibration

    4. After Major maintenance

    multipoint Zero and SPAN Calibration

    9 Replacement of analyser spare Easy Difficult 9 Replacement of analyser spare Easy Difficult

    10 Source Life around 10 years UV lamp life 3-4 years IR source life

    11 Effect of moistureIf moisture over 40%, instrument gets

    effected

    Very much affected, need to measure

    H2O online

    Cannot work below dew point (below

    95 degC)

    12 Anti-Interference

    The combination of complete &

    continuous absorption spectra, high

    wavelength resolution, DAOS algorithm

    erases interference from dust, moisture

    and background gases

    Vulnerable to moisture interference

    13 Gas Cell Connected by optical fiber, easy to replace

    and low maintenance cost Complex to replace and maintenance

    14 Reliability No moving parts in analyzerMoving parts in analyzer like chopper

    motor

  • CEMS TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON: Extractive Ana.

    Sr. No.TECHNOLOGY

    COMPARISON Item Extractive UV-DOAS Hot-Wet Method Extractive NDIR/ IR GFC/ IR CFM and NDUV

    1 Measuring range Suitable for low and high concentrations. Suitable for high level of concentration.

    2 Sampling System No sampling requirement

    sampling system required like sample gas

    cooler, moisture filter, electrical pump,

    moisture detector,NO-NO2 converter

    High due to the Sampling system component 3 Power Consumption Low due to No Sampling system requirement

    High due to the Sampling system component

    like pump ,Sample cooler , Moisture controller

    4 Calibration check Requires less calibration because of low drift. usually requires more calibration checks.

    5 Maintenance Low maintenance as there is no moving part.

    high maintenance due to sampling system

    component like sample gas cooler, moisture

    filter, electrical pump, moisture detector,NO-

    NO2 converter

    6 Process conditions Works well in harsh conditions like High moisture.widely used technique in harsh process

    applications

    7 Measurement of NOX Measures NO & NO2 both separatelyMeasures NO and not NO2. NO2-NO converter

    required

    8 Effect of dust LOWHigher effect but can be controlled at sampling

    point

  • CEMS TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON: Extractive Ana.

    Sr. No. TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON Item UV-DOAS Hot-Wet Method Extractive NDIR/ IR GFC/ IR CFM

    and NDUV

    9 Calibration & Check frequency

    1. Diagnostic check in every cycle 1. Daily ZERO Check

    2. Six monthly ZERO and SPAN Calibration2. Fortnightly ZERO and SPAN

    Calibration

    3. Yearly Linearity Check 3. Six Monthly Linearity Check

    4. After Major maintenance multipoint Zero

    and SPAN Calibration

    4. After Major maintenance

    multipoint Zero and SPAN

    Calibration

    10 Replacement of analyser spare Easy Difficult

    11 Source Life around 10 years UV lamp life 3-4 years IR source life

    12Effect of moisture

    If moisture over 40%, instrument gets

    effectedlow as removed or Hot Wet

    13 Anti-Interference

    The combination of complete & continuous

    absorption spectra, high wavelength

    resolution, DAOS algorithm erases

    interference from dust, moisture and

    background gases

    Vulnerable to moisture

    interference

    14 Gas Cell Connected by optical fiber, easy to replace

    and low maintenance cost

    Complex to replace and

    maintenance

    15 Reliability No moving parts in analyzerMoving parts in analyzer like

    chopper motor

  • Comparison between other make Analyzer

    CEMS & SEPL make CEMS P&ID diagram

  • CEMS POWER LOAD CALCULATION COMPARISON

    SR No INSTRUMENTOther make CEMS

    Total WATT /UNIT

    SEPL make CEMS Total WATT

    /UNIT

    1] UPS LOAD

    1 CEMS ANALYSER 150 120

    2 NO-NO2 CONVERTOR 85 N/A

    3 SINGAL STAGE SAMPLE GAS COOLER 300 N/A

    4 ELECTRICAL SAMPLE PUMP 750 N/A

    5 PERISTATIC PUMP 100 N/A

    6 MOSITURE CONTROLLER &DETECTOR 50 N/A

    7 HEATED SAMPLE PROBE 500 500

    TOTAL Power

    requirement Per

    CEMS (WATT)

    8136 4368

    Difference between

    both CEMS(WATT)3768

    7 HEATED SAMPLE PROBE 500 500

    8 PLC SYSTEM & TIMER 80 80

    9 COMMUNICATING HARDWARE 50 50

    10 UTILITY SOCKET 200 200

    11 SOV (230VAC) 72 72

    12 SPM ANALYZER 50 50

    13 24VDC POWER SUPPLY 400 200

    TOTAL POWER IN WATT (UPS) 2787 1272

    UPS TOTAL ( 25% EXTRA) WATT 3483 1590

    2) NON UPS LOAD,

    1 HEAT TRACER LINE 2200 2200

    2 TUBE LIGHTS ( 230VAC ) 22 22

    3 PANEL AIR CONDITIONER (230VAC) 1500Only required when ATM temp. is

    more than 50 Deg. C

    TOTAL POWER IN WATT (NON-UPS) 3722 2222

    NON-UPS TOTAL ( 25% EXTRA) WATT 4653 2778

    both CEMS(WATT)

    Calculate on 70%

    Load factor

    3.768(KWH)

    *24*365*0.7

    23105 KWH * 7 INR

    TOTAL POWER

    SAVING PER YEAR161735.00 INR

  • Maintenance benefits of SEPL make Ana.

    � No moving parts as against chopper motor ,sample pump ,Peristatic pump etc. in

    other models

    � No spare parts required e.g. in other designs ,moisture traps, moisture sensor,

    filters, Pump rebuilt kits are required to be kept as spares.

    � Calibration frequency is lower & hence less calibration standard required.

    � Source life guaranteed is 10 years as against lower NDIR source.

    Service Support� All India 25 service Engineer support for CEMS analyzer erection, commissioning

    and immediately troubleshooting.

  • INSITU CEMS Installation :-

    1. PARAG MILK FOODS LTD.-MAHARASTRA 2. TRELLEBORG LANKA (PVT) LTD. (Sri Lanka)

  • INSITU CEMS Installation :-

    3. GREENLAM INDUSTRIES LTD. Rajasthan INSITU remote calibration & Auto Purging JB

  • Extractive CEMS Installation :-

    1. MARINO LAMINATES, Haryana

  • Extractive CEMS Installation :-

    2. BALRAMPUR CHINNI MILLS ,BALRAMPUR

  • SEPL make CEMS supply Success Stories

    Sr.No. Project and package Customer name supplied itemPO/REF NO/ Date

    Supplied

    Qty Date of supply1 Parag Milk Foods ltd Parag Milk Foods ltd CEMS 4400000786 1 Nos. 05-07-2019

    2 BALRAMPUR Group BALRAMPUR CHINI MILLS LTD. CEMS BCM/CEMS/2018-19/431 3 Nos. 13-07-2019

    3 Thermax Ltd Marino Panel CEMS 3171787 1 Nos. 04-02-2019

    4M/S Isgec Heavy

    Engineering LtdGallant ishpat ltd CEMS P10129298/JB1083 1 Nos. 01-06-2019

    5THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIES

    INDIA PVT.LTDShukhbir project-Faridkot CEMS 2500013863 1 Nos. 10-06-2019

    6THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIES

    INDIA PVT.LTDShukhbir project-Ferozepur CEMS 2500013864 1 Nos. 10-06-2019

    7M/S Isgec Heavy

    Engineering LtdUP state Sugar, Gorkhpur CEMS P10131989/JB1091 2 Nos. 21-06-2019

    8 Thermax Ltd CEAT Nagpur & CEAT Halol CEMS 40049789 2 Nos 30-06-2019

    9 Thermax Ltd CEAT Chennai CEMS 40050234 1 Nos. 30-06-2019

    16

    9 Thermax Ltd CEAT Chennai CEMS 40050234 1 Nos. 30 06 2019

    10GREENLAM INDUSTRIES

    LIMITED

    GREENLAM INDUSTRIES

    LIMITEDCEMS 1440000522 1 Nos. 01-07-2019

    11ISGEC Heavy Engineering

    limitedShun Shing CEMS P10135166/JB1026 1 Nos. Under Execution

    12ISGEC Heavy Engineering

    limitedDwarikesh Sugar CEMS P10134905/JB1128 1 No Under Execution

    13 Atul Ltd Atul Ltd CEMS IN/ENL/919000182 1 No Under Execution

    14 Uttam Energy System Ltd CEMS PDD001018 1 No Under Execution

    15ISGEC Heavy Engineering

    limitedTwenty One sugar CEMS P10137757/JB1093 1 No Under Execution

    16 Thermax Ltd Trelleborg-Srilanka CEMS 40047567 1 Nos 20-03-2019

    17Greenlam Industries

    LimitedGreenlam Industries Limited

    CEMS

    4200003016

    1 No Under Execution

    18Greenlam Industries

    LimitedGreenlam Industries Limited CEMS 4200003018 1 No Under Execution

    19 Thermax Ltd Birla Century CEMS 1 No Under Execution

    20INDPRO ELECTRONIC

    SYSTEMS (INDIA) PVT. LTD. M/s Parle Biscuits Pvt Ltd CEMS 97082/IS 1501/2019-20 1 No Under Execution

    21 Volant Analytics CEMS 1880719 1 No 15-08-2019

  • Why we need DeNOx Online Monitoring ?

    � SCR DeNox Process

  • Why we need DeNOx Online Monitoring ?

  • Pulverized Coal Fired Plant Layout &

    Measuring points and solutions

    Sr. No.Measurement

    PointTemp. Pressure

    Measurement

    Components

    Detections

    Purpose

    Recommend

    products

    1The main emission

    stackNormal

    Slight

    positive

    pressure

    CEMS

    (SO2,NOX,CO,O

    2,H2O,Temp.,

    Pressure &

    Online monitior

    concentration of

    emission

    components

    Insitu UT-IN-S-N-O

    or Extractive UT-

    EX-S-N-C-O and IM-

    TPF 100pressure

    Flow)components TPF-100

    2 SCR downstream Normal

    Slight

    positive

    pressure

    NH3:0-10 ppm

    Monitor fuel

    combustion

    condition adjust

    production device

    ,realize

    denitration

    optimization

    Cross duct UT-IN-

    NH3 & EXINSITU UT-

    EX-NH3

    3 SCR downstream Normal

    Slight

    positive

    pressure

    NOX:0-2000

    mg/m3 ,

    O2:0-25%

    Online monitior

    SCR efficiency

    Extractive UT-EX-N-

    O

    4 SCR upstream Normal

    Slight

    negative

    pressure

    NOX:0-2000

    mg/m3 ,

    O2:0-25%

    Online monitor

    SCR efficiency

    Extractive UT-EX-N-

    O

  • FGD ApplicationThe requirement for Flue Gas Desulphurisation (FGD):-

    � In the combustion of coal, oil, waste and in the production of metals from ores, large amounts of SO2 are produced. SO2 can have a harmful effect on human health and damage to the natural environment. Lead to development of Flue Gas Desulphurisation technics, that removes SO2 from the flue gas prior to release to the atmosphere.

    � In order to reduce SO2 emission, coal fired power stations across the world have been fitted, or are in the process of retrofitting SO2 scrubbers.

    � Nearly all SO2 control methods works on the principle that alkali sorbent sprayed in the flue gas reacts with acidic in nature SO2, also with HCl and HF. Reaction products are captured in dust filters (Dr y FGD), precipitates from gypsum slurry in the sump (Wet FGD), or it is disposed after treatment to the sea (Sea Water FGD).

    � The most commonly used sorbent in the desulphurisation process are: limestone, lime, hydrated lime.

    What we do

    In order to control FDG systems, these processes require monitoring throughout. SEPL offer a range of products that can monitor both input and output gases, flow & dust emissions reliably and accurately using the very latest technology.

  • FGD TechnologiesComplete dry systems (injecting dry sorbent, lime or bicarbonate)

    � In a dry sorbent injection (DSI) process dry sorbent is injected to the flue gas stream. This reacts with SO2 and other acid gases which are captured downstream in dust filter.

    � Due to low efficiency in capturing SO2 ranging from 50 to 70%, nowadays this process has a small share in FGD plants.

    Semi-Dry :- Type 1-Spray Dryer Absorber (SDA with hydrated lime)

    Type 2-Circulating Dry Scrubber (CDS/NID with hydrated lime)

    � Semi-dry FGD are typically installed on smaller facilities, often being a good alternative to � Semi-dry FGD are typically installed on smaller facilities, often being a good alternative to Wet FGD on sites that are retrofitting FGD plants.

    � In Semi-dry process, although water is added, gas is maintained above the saturation point (dew point). Typical DFGD operation temperatures are 15-20°C above dew point (70 to 75°C).

    � Semi-dry FGDs are typically integrated with downstream fabric filter that collects reaction products in a dry form.

    Wet Scrubbers :- Type 1-Lime or limestone slurry

    Type 2-Sea water washing SWFGD

    � Wet Lime Scrubbers are a predominant FGD process, typically installed on the large facilities where low quality high sulphur coal is used.

    � In the wet absorbers, flue gas is sprayed with lime slurry. In the process gas is cooled below saturation temperature, resulting in high efficiency in capturing acid gases.

  • Pulverized Coal injection Plant Layout

    & Measuring points and solutions

    Sr. No.Measurement

    PointTemp. Pressure

    Measurement

    Components

    Detections

    Purpose

    Recommend

    products

    1

    Coal pulverizer

    entrance or hot

    blast stove 100 350°C

    Slight

    positive O2:0-21% ,

    Security

    monitoring, Cross duct UT-IN-C-

    22

    1 blast stove

    emission gas down

    stream

    100-350°C positive

    pressure

    21% ,

    CO:0-3000ppm

    monitoring,

    prevent

    explosion

    O

    2Coal pulverizer

    down stream100-350°C /

    O2:0-21% ,

    CO:0-3000ppm

    Security

    monitoring,

    prevent

    explosion

    Extractive UT-EX-C-

    O

    3Pulverized coal

    bunkerNormal

    Slight

    positive

    pressure

    O2:0-21% ,

    CO:0-3000ppm

    Security

    monitoring,

    prevent

    explosion

    Extractive UT-EX-C-

    O

    4Bag-type dust

    collector200°C /

    O2:0-21% ,

    CO:0-3000ppm

    Security

    monitoring,

    prevent

    explosion

    Cross duct UT-IN-C-

    O

  • In Situ System

  • SEPL INSITU CEMS with Dust and flue gas

    data

    � Continuous Emission Monitoring system(CEMS) consists of particulate matter monitoring subsystem, Gaseous pollutants monitoring subsystem, Flue gas parameters monitoring subsystem, System control and Data acquisition and processing subsystem.

    � It can monitor gases such as SO2,NOx,CO,CO2/O2,Dust,temperature,pressure,flow rate, humidity etc. rate, humidity etc.

    � it can also be extended for a specific occasion to monitor HCL,HF,CO,CO2,NH3,H2S,CL2,VOC and other parameters.

    � The measured gas passes through sampling probe for deducting ,heating tube for sampling ,then goes into the gas analysis module(Ultra violet differential optical absorption-spectroscopy(DOAS) for analysis .

    � It effectively eliminates problems of dust and moisture interference on analysis

    � Particularly in the case of low concentration measurements is an unparalleled advantage

  • � principle of in-situ: UV DOAS & TDLAS

    � No need sampling /direct monitoring

    � quick response time

    � low maintenance costs

    SEPL -CEMS In Situ System

    � no interface of dust and humidity

    � SO2,NOx,CO,CO2 ,NH3 Multi gas measuring

    � Suitable for stack of Sugar Boilers , CPP, Power, Steel, Cement, Textile, furnaces

    � CPCB Connectivity with Remote calibration

    � Very low maintenance costs

    � Calibration frequency: once in 1 months

    � UV / TDLAS BASED: HIGH ACCURACY

  • INSITU Ana. for Hazardous area application

  • SEPL CEMS In Situ systems

    Features Specification

    principle UV DOAS & TDLAS

    Accuracy ≤± 2%F.S

    Communication RS232/RS485

    Repeatability ≤± 0.5 %F.S. UV DOAS based SO2 & NOX and ≤ 1% TDLAS based

    CO

    Zero & Span Drift ≤± 1 % F.S./30 day (UV DOAS based SO2 & NOX) and ≤± 1 % Zero & Span Drift ≤± 1 % F.S./30 day (UV DOAS based SO2 & NOX) and ≤± 1 %

    F.S./6-month TDLAS based CO & CO2

    Response Time

  • SEPL CEMS Flue Gas Data Methodologies

    measurement

    index

    parameter Range(min-max) Measuring principle

    SO2 (0-500 ppm)(0-5000

    ppm)

    UV DOAS Technology

    NOX (0-500 ppm)(0-5000

    ppm)

    UV DOAS Technology

    ppm)

    CO (0-500 PPM)(0-5000

    ppm)

    TDLAS Technology

    TDLAS Technology

    Electrochemical or zirconia

    (0-5%) (0-20%)

    0-25%CO2

    O2

    Dust (0-20 mg/m3) (0-

    10g/m3)

    Innovative Dynamic Detection (DDP) or

    laser forward or backward scattering

    Temp 0-3000c(customizable) Thermal resistance and thermocouple

    Press -10kpa

    +10kpa(customizable)

    pressure sensor

    Vel. 0-40m/s(customizable) pilot tube

    humidity 0-40% humidity capacitance or dry wet oxygen

    method

  • Extractive System

  • SEPL CEMS Extractive system

  • SEPL CEMS Extractive system

    � By the working of high temperature sampling pump, flue gas passes sampling

    probe (filter cartridge included), heat tracing pipe, ball valve, secondary

    filter, then enters analysis mode and is discharged at last,

    � The whole process is with above1200c heat tracing in case of any corrosion

    and blocking caused. and blocking caused.

    � To avoid filter cartridge being blocked by dust, system should periodically

    close ball and control purge valve to provide pulse purging for probe.

    � This analyzer supports automatic (zeroing and span calibration).Measurement

    flow path closes when calibration is carrying out. Secondary filtration has

    protection function to protect analysis module when probe is leaking and

    temperature controller fails.

  • SEPL CEMS Extractive type systems

    Features specification

    principle UV DOAS & TDLAS

    Accuracy ≤± 2%F.S

    Communication RS232/RS485

    Repeatability ≤± 0.5 %F.S. UV DOAS based SO2 & NOX and ≤ 1% TDLAS

    based CO based CO

    Zero & Span Drift ≤± 1 % F.S./30 day (UV DOAS based SO2 & NOX) and ≤± 1 %

    F.S./6 month TDLAS based CO & CO2

    Response Time

  • SEPL UV DOAS CEMS Principle

    The analyzer adopts UV differential optical absorption spectroscopy (DOAS) which can precisely measure

    concentrations of trace gases using absorption spectrum of gas component. The basic principle is to identify

    gas molecule with the narrow-band of detected molecule.

  • EMERGING TRENDS & CHALLENGE FOR

    FUTURE TO SOX/NOX MONITORING

    � Norms in developing countries like India will next few

    years adopt European/USEPA standards requiring very low

    ranges of measurement thus posing challenges to NDIR &

    equivalent technologies.equivalent technologies.

    � Modern FGDS may call for accurate measurement of HCL

    in very low ranges in addition to SOX giving rise to use of

    LASER technologies like TDLAS, QCL ,Intraband Laser etc.

  • For more details contact :

    Analysis-Monitoring- Performance

    For more details contact :

    [email protected]

    [email protected]

    Cell: 91 -7888053998 & 91-9725728049

    For enquiries: [email protected]