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1 2 Ashok Leyland : A Brief History § 2nd Largest Commercial Vehicle Manufacturer in India and market leader in technology § Established in 1948 § Six Manufacturing facilities across India and joint ventures abroad § Annual Turnover of Rs. 8300 Crores § About 12000 employees § All manufacturing plants in India are certified for ISO14001 & TS16949 § Vehicles and Engines - Complying to Euro Norms § Launching First hybrid electric vehicle of India § Market leader in CNG Powered bus Excellence in Water Management 2008 Excellence in Water Management 2008

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This is a presentation from Ashok Leyland, Hosur II one of the finalists at the 5th CII-GBC National Award for Excellence in Water Management in 2008The awards are in 2 categories, Within the Fence for work done on minimizing the organisations water footprint, and Beyond the Fence for work done in the community around the industry. This presentation was in the "Within the Fence" category.We thank CII and the respective companies for giving us permission to upload these presentations on the India Water Portal website for dissemination to a wider audience.

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Ashok Leyland : A Brief History

§ 2nd Largest Commercial Vehicle Manufacturer in India and market leader in technology

§ Established in 1948§ Six Manufacturing facilities across India and joint

ventures abroad § Annual Turnover of Rs. 8300 Crores§ About 12000 employees § All manufacturing plants in India are certified for

ISO14001 & TS16949§ Vehicles and Engines - Complying to Euro Norms§ Launching First hybrid electric vehicle of India§ Market leader in CNG Powered bus

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Ashok Leyland, Hosur – II

Ø Established in 1994Ø Spread over 197.15 acresØ Manpower – around 1250 Ø Annual turnover of 1597

croresØ TS 16949/ ISO 14001 Certified

Greenery:Ø No of Trees – around 19500Ø Garden Area – 1,70,000 Sq.m. Rain Water Harvest ing:Ø Total storage capacity 70,000

KL/season

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OTHER UNIT SUPPLIES CAB TRIM & CHASSIS ASSY

ASSEMBLED VEHICLE

FRAME

FR AME PRESSSHOP

FR AME PAIN TING & ASSY

CABIN

C AB WELDSHOP

C AB PAIN TSHOP

AXLE

ASSY. & PAIN TING

C AB PAIN TSHOP

Plant Block Diagram

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Comparison with Global norms / benchmark

Country

Industrial water use (billio n cubic metres)

Industrial productivity (millio n US $)

Indust rial water pro duct ivity (US $ / cubic metre)

Argentina 2.6 77171 30

Brazil 9.9 231442 23.4

India 15 113041 7.5

Ko rea, Rep. 2.6 249268 95.6

Norway 1.4 47599 35

Sweden 0.8 74703 92.2

Thailand 1.3 64800 48.9Unit ed Kingdom 0.7 330097 443.7

Inefficent water us e by indus tryThe ratio of water consumption and eco nomic value creatio n in Indian industry is poor. Fo r every cubic metre o f water t hat Indian industry uses, it generat es merely US $7.5eco nomic pro duct ivity

Sourc e: World Bank, 2001

At Ashok Leyland, Unit II

Total Indu str ial W ater : 71213 C u Mt.Productivit y : US $879007Indust rial water product ivit y : 12.3(US $ / cubic m etre)

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Specific Process Water Consumption

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Specific Process Water Consumption

4.8

4.204.20

6.005.60

5.76.36.9

012345678

04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08

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er V

ehic

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Actual Projected

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Water Saving ProjectsProject: I

Zero Discharge Effluent Project

Objective:To recycle effluent (through Effluent Treatment

Plant +Reverse Osmosis Plant) to use for Paint Process like:

1. Rinse water in paint line.2. Feed to hot water generator.

3. Cooling circuits in compressor house & weld shop.

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Sludge Dr yi ngBed

Rea

ctio

n *

Floc

cula

tion

Tank

Cla

rifie

r

Thicke ner (Clarifier )

Ph Correc tion

ACFPSF

Equa

lizat

ion

tank

Efflue nt from Process

Before Zero Discharge Project: Process Flow of Industrial Effluent

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To Garden

Usage of Treat ed Effluent

for

PSF : Pressure Sand Filt er

ACF : Activat ed C arbon F ilt er

Legend:

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Zero Discharge Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) Plant Process Flow

PRETREATE D WATER FEE D 100KL

REVE RSE OSMOSIS-I

(75%)

REVE RSE OSMOSIS-

II (60%)

REVE RSE OSMOSIS-III

(35%)

MULTIPLE EFFECT

EVAPO RATO R

PERME ATE WATER

STORAGE (99.67%)

SLUDGE DRYI NG BEDS

PRETREATMENT

(85%)

FEED FROM ETP

TO ETP 25 KL 10 KL 6.5 KL

15 KL 3.5 KL75 KL

93.5KL

6.5 KL6.17 KL

0.33 KL

TO THE PAINT PROCE SS&COOLING

FILTERATE WATE R TO ETP

DRY SL UDGE TO SLF

FEEDPERME ATE

REJE CT

FILTERATESLUDGE

BACKW AS H

LEGEND :

99.67KL

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R.O.Plant

Boiler

Compressor

R.O.-1R.O. -2R.O. -3

UF

Multiple Effect Evaporator

Zero Discharge Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) Plant

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Quality of Effluents

< 3

< 500

< 3

< 500

< 0.5

< 1.0

< 100

< 15

< 1000

< 10

6.5 – 8.5

After Treatment Through

ETP

<0.055Dissolved phospate mg/l11

<0.21000Sulphates (as SO4) mg/l10

<1.010Oil & Grease9

<1.030BOD4

<1.0250COD5

<0.053Copper (as Co) mg/l6

<0.011Zinc (mg/l)7

13.01000Chlorides (as Cl) mg/l8

<1.0100TSS (mg/l)2

52.02100TDS3

7.05.5 – 9.0pH1

After Treatment Through

R.O.

TNPCB Tolerance limit

ParameterSl.No

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Investment in Zero Discharge Project

275TOTAL COST OF PROJECT

23ELECTRICA L WORK

13PIPING WORK

8STEA M BOILER

48CIV IL CONSTRUCTIONS

98MECHA NICAL EVA PORA TOR

85RO PLA NT

COST IN RS. LA KHSPA RTICULA RS

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Benefits of the Zero Discharge Project

Ø The entire treated w ater is being used for the plant paint process and cooling circuits(100 kl /day present volume) .

• Rinse water in paint line.• Feed to hot water generator.• Cooling circuits in compressor house & weld shop.

Ø Being 3 stage R.O. Plant, the membrane recovery achieved is 90-94%.

Ø Lesser the reject quantity the operation of Mult iple Effect Evaporator (Tr iple Effect) evaporator is less.

The occurred savings :Rs. 12.6 lakhs/annum.

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Sludge Dr yi ngBed

Rea

ctio

n *

Floc

cula

tion

Tank

Cla

rifie

r

Thicke ner

Ph Correc tion

ACFPSF

Equa

lizat

ion

tank

Effluent from Oth er Process Process

After Zero Discharge Project: Process Flow of Industrial Effluent

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Usage of RO

produ ct for

Zero Discharge R.O. Plant with Multip le Effect Evaporator

Cab Paint Pro cess

Cooling Circuits

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To reduce soft water consumption in Paint process

Project - II

Project description

Objective:To reuse pre treatment Rinse-I water to Rinse-II there by reduce the soft water consumption in paint process.

Target :To reduce soft water consumption by 5% / day in pretreatment line.

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Spray Degrease

Level drop of 2KL/day due to evaporation & Spray loss

Rinse water toDegrease

Sof t WaterRinses 1

Additi on of 2KLfresh Soft water

Level drop - 1.25KL/da y`

Bath temp. - 55-65°C

Problem identification : Problem identification : HIGHER SOFTWATER USAGE IN PT LINEHIGHER SOFTWATER USAGE IN PT LINE

WHY REDUSE THE BATH LEVEL IN PT TANK ?WHY REDUSE THE BATH LEVEL IN PT TANK ?

Discard of 80KL water / monthIn Rinses 2 Weakly one time drain

DIP Degrease

Level drop 0.75KL/da y`

Sof t WaterRinses 2

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Bath temp. - 55-65°C

PROCESS C ARR Y OVER

EVAPOR ATI ON

Current situation analysis:Current situation analysis:

X

RE

DU

SE

TH

E B

AT

H L

EV

EL

SPAR Y L OSSESEVAPOR ATI ON

Through exhaust fan

The carry over solution Is in Rinses 1&2

X

P

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DIP Degrease

Spray Degrease

Spray & dip degrease Level make up From R1 & R 2

Rinse water to Degrease

Sof t WaterRinses 1

Additi on of 2KLfresh Soft water

Level drop - 1.25 KL/da y`

Bath temp. - 55-65°C

Re use of Rinse 1& Rinse 2 discarded Water:Re use of Rinse 1& Rinse 2 discarded Water:

Water conservation per month, 40 KLWater conservation per month, 40 KL

Sof t WaterRinses 2

Discard of 40KL water / monthIn Rinses 2 15 days one time drain

Level drop - 0.75KL/da y`

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AFTER THE MODIFECATION IN P T LINE

Rinses 1

Rinses 1

Dip Degrease

Spray Degrease

Spray & dip degrease Level make up From R1 & R 2

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Benefit to EnvironmentBenefit to Environment

•• Soft water saving of 480 KL/annum by reusing Rinse Soft water saving of 480 KL/annum by reusing Rinse waterwater

•• Soft water Plant regeneration reduction by appx. 2 Soft water Plant regeneration reduction by appx. 2 times/annumtimes/annum

•• Reduction in regenerating chemicals by 400kg Reduction in regenerating chemicals by 400kg i.e.Rs.1800 / annumi.e.Rs.1800 / annum

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40 KL80 KLRinse 2 water requirement/month

15 days once7 days onceRinse 2 draining frequency

After ProjectBefore ProjectProcess Tank

Cost SavingCost Saving

Rs. 24000480 KLWater

Rs./annumQuantity,/annumSource

Tangible Benefits:Tangible Benefits:

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Reduction in Effluent generation: 3080 KL i.e.Rs.27104Reduction in Effluent generation: 3080 KL i.e.Rs.27104

Water conservation per annum: 480 KL i.e. Rs. 24000Water conservation per annum: 480 KL i.e. Rs. 24000

Intangible Benefits:Intangible Benefits:

1. Improv ing Env ironme nt by Conserv ing Resources & Re ducing Efflue nt to ETP

Tangible Benefits:Tangible Benefits:

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Project - III

Project description

Objective:Reduction of Effluent generation by eliminating softener usage.

Target :To reduce effluent generation by 4380 KL / annum

Elimination of water softener usage.

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Feasibility study

Soft water usage Soft water is being used for our

1. Paint process 2.Hot water Generators,3.Cooling circuits in Compressors

Chiller Plants,weld guns

Daily requirement of soft water is 75 KL.

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Sensit ive to scale

< 5 Cooling circuits in Compressor, weld guns,

2

Sensit ive to scale

< 5For hot water generators in paint shop

3

Sensitive to quality

< 5 Paint pre treatment process rinsing

1

Remarkswater Hardness in ppm

Application SlNo

Quality of soft water required

Feasibility study

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< 2

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water quality in

ppm

TDS 2

Hardness3

R.O. water quality is superior than soft water.

pH1

ConclusionCritical Parameters

SlNo

Quality of R.O.water available

Feasibility study

Action taken

• Taken approval from Paint process team•Laid pipeline for inter connecting R.O.treated water

piping and soft water storage sump .

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Results - BENIFITS FROM THIS PROJECT

Tangible benefits per annum:• The softener regeneration

Chemical cost / annum Rs. 46800/-• The water cost : Rs. 13,140/-• Cost of avoidance at ETP+R.O. : Rs. 672768/-

Effluent reduction by eliminating softener per day

• The daily rinsing +regeneration water: 12 KL

Net water saving / annum is =4380 KL

Total cost saving/ annum in Rs- 732708/-

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Project - II

Project :New Liquid surface condit ioner PL-X

Objective :

Water Conservation through alternat ive surface activation chemical

Present status :Water consumption in surface act ivation process present ly 3,120 m3/year

Target :To reduce the water consumpt ion to 620m3/year,resulting in net saving of 2,500m3/year

Project - IV

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v Solid Surface Conditioner

v Liquid Surface Condit ioner

Chemical

Type

Draining f req.

Water used

Nipaf in ZS

Solid

Weekly

60 KL

Chemical

Type

Draining f req.

Water used

PL - X

Liquid

Month ly

60 KL

Aging duration: Solid v s Liquid Surface Conditioner

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Conv entional Surface Condi tioner Ba th

Helps to achieve low temperature and high paint performance phosphate System.

Helps to achieve low temperature and high paint performance phosphate System.

The stability of the Ti colloid is poor & it requires draining & replenishment of bath

The stability of the Ti colloid is poor & it requires draining & replenishment of bath

Degreasing

Surf ace conditioning

Phosphating

Water rinsing

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Comparison of Solid & liquid Surface Condi tioner

Finer crystal morphol ogyFine Crystal mor phol ogy

Good phosphatibili yon hard to react steel

Poor phosphatibiliy on hard to react steel

Hash marks cannot be seenHash marks can be seen

Auto drain not requiredAuto drain required

Shorter phos process timeLonger phos process ti me

Superior phosphate coati ngGood Phosphate coating

Longer bath lifeShorter bath life

Liquid typeSolid type

PL XPL ZS

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DM water con sumption @ Rs. 150 / KL Rs. 3,60000 per annum

Energy savings @ Rs. 3.67 / unit Rs. 14006 per annum

Potential savings per annum, Rs. 3.89 lakhsPotential savings per annum, Rs. 3.89 lakhs

Wa ste wate r treatment @ Rs. 7 / KL Rs.18942 per annum

Chemical consumption @ Rs. 69 / kg Rs.103170 per annum

Water saved through the project (Raw + DMW): 2706 KLWater saved through the project (Raw + DMW): 2706 KL

Water con sumption @ Rs. 20 / KL Rs. 6120 per annum

Sludge content reduction: Approx. 1125 kg per annumSludge content reduction: Approx. 1125 kg per annum

Waste w ater reduction through the project: 2706 KLWaste w ater reduction through the project: 2706 KL

Results and Sta ndardization

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