MLTC Energy India Pvt. Ltd. offers you specialized power quality audit & investigative services based on IEEE Power Quality Monitoring Practices and include the following main power quality parameters. MLTC is the independent service provider that offers a total power quality audit before downtime affects your facility's performance and bottom line, thus we maximize the uptime performance of your business. Poor Power Quality is becoming more prevalent today and the need for an audit is justified because all machines are designed to work on clean power without disturbances. With proactive approach our Power Quality Audit system helps you in solving power problems. It identifies & addresses the reliability concern issues very well. We use state of the art equipments for data collection & site monitoring process.
- Site survey.
- Thermograph test.
- Power quality monitoring & auditing.
- Analyzing measurement results.
- Solving power quality problems.
- 100% savings on downtime.
- TLong life for machineries and gadgets.
- Uninterrupted Production.
- Utility Bill Drastic Reduction.
- Planned future enhancements.
- Less than a year financial reapout.
- Voltage sags / Swells.
- Harmonics (Vthd & Ithd).
- Transients.
- Frequency variation.
- Electrical line noise.
- Brownouts ( TOV & TUV ).
- Blackouts.
- Inrush.
- Flicker Level.
- Poor P.F.
- Abnormal C.F.
- Unbalance.
We validate the quality of power from UPS, Servo Voltage Stabilizer, SVR and DG sets and also verify installation of Active Lightning Arresters and Surge Arresters at appropriate points in the facility to ensure protection of sensitive Electronics from Class B & Class C surges.
The standards and practices include IEEE 1100, Std 142, Std 399-1997, Std 241-1990, Std 1159-1995, IEC 61558, IEC61643, EN61000, EN-60730, EN-61008.
Our Grounding Audit Services cover IT Facilities, Data Centers, Manufacturing Units, Hotels, Hospitals, Research Laboratories and Commercial Buildings. We measure the following parameters.
- Physical inspection of grounding pits, joints and electrodes.
- Ground pit resistance.
- Grounding conductors & code compliance.
- Ground leakage current.
- System neutral grounding.
- Equipotential bonding between all the grounding pits in the facility.
- Communication equipment signal reference grounding verification.
As per the Energy Conservation Act, 2001, Energy Audit is defined as "the verification, monitoring and analysis of use of energy including submission of technical report containing recommendations for improving energy efficiency with cost benefit analysis and an action plan to reduce energy consumption". Implementation of recommended measures can help consumes to achieve significant reduction in their energy consumption levels.
Energy audit is a technique used to establish pattern of energy use; identify how and where loses are occurring; and suggest appropriate economically viable engineering solutions to enhance energy efficiency in the system studied.
Energy audit involves a systematic study undertaken on major energy consuming sections and equipments including construction of heat and mass balance with a view to identify the flow of energy, utilization efficiency of energy in each of the steps and pin-point wasteful energy used. A well-conducted energy audit would reveal the areas of wastage of energy and it would be possible to suggest saving of energy.
The conduct of energy audit and implementation of its recommendations on cost-benefit basis through accredited energy auditors is expected to help the designated energy consumers to achieve significant reduction in their energy consumption levels.