Brief case study on how Industries can use Energy Data Analytics to track and arrest operational leakages.

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Graph shows compressed air energy consumption in a spinning unit for a specific
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Interestingly as soon as we start to look at the energy consumption in respect
to production, we observe a rather disturbing trend in the last 30 days. Has the
plant started to leak energy here? How to do a consistency check?

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COMP CompEx Prod
Expected energy consumption as per the forecasting model does not show up the
“peak” in energy consumption as observed in the actual trend. This confirms that
there is a leakage happening and is not linked to production/process.

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Deemed loss of Energy consumption is to the tune of 500 units/day i.e. almost
Rs 3,500 per day!