Energy intelligence is re-engineering process flow and organisational management,

CISDI’s integrated, intelligent energy control for water, electricity, air, gas and steam achieves digitalised energy media piping networks and intelligent energy distribution.

Employing the industrial internet of things, big data analysis and artificial intelligence tech, energy availability is enhanced and labour efficiency is increased by 20 per cent.

 

References:

Yongfeng Steel, Baowu Zhanjiang and Shaogang in China.

 

A screenshot from CISDI’s intelligent energy control centre

 

Baowu Zhanjiang Steel’s integrated, centralised water control centre

 

The world’s first integrated, centralised water control centre at Baowu Zhanjiang

Baowu Zhanjiang Steel has built the first integrated, centralised water control centre for a steel plant in the world. It has resulted in a full-process zero liquid discharge control mode to the highest sector standards.

The Shuitu Cloud industrial internet platform-based big data centre aims to boost labour efficiency and reduce fresh water consumption.

CISDI built an integrated, centralised control platform for water treatment throughout the entire plant. It brings together more than 40 independent water systems and their 160,000 points of data, plus data from 260 cameras.

CISDI Q-Touch tech for smart city governance devised a general water balance table for plant-wide users and generates a unified drawing for monitoring all water treatment.

Sigma machine vision, intelligent dosing and Nudge+ tech integrate the process, management and data for water treatment and operation. Information flows from water fetching and preparation to water supply and transport, recirculation, waste water discharge and recycle are connected.

Operating efficiency has been optimised, zero waste emissions have been achieved and operation cost savings have been made across the entire plant’s water treatment systems.

CISDI has also applied a world-leading alum image identification and smart dosing system at Zhanjiang Steel’s water treatment plant.

In contrast to the conventional coagulation process, the image identification tech plus big data self-learning algorithm accurately control dosing quantity, deliver stable water quality and perform intelligent, automated control.

Since its maiden run at Baowu Zhanjiang Steel this system resulted in a 30 per cent reduction in doses.

 

The Shuitu Cloud-based integrated, centralised water control centre at Baowu Zhanjiang Steel

 

A screenshot from CISDI’s alum image identification and intelligent dosing system

 

Core tech applied: 

Water balance model

Quality forecast model

Output-consumption analysis model

Makeup water forecast and scheduling model

Quality image identification model

Filter diagnosis model

Cooling tower energy saving model

Equipment health analysis model

Full-process, multi-system integrated solutions.

 

Results and benefits:

30 per cent reduction of workforce

7 per cent decrease of freshwater consumption per tonne of strand and 1.50 million tonnes of savings a year

Over 40 per cent reduction of dose consumption

Higher recycling of waste water and reduced blowdown

Lower frequency of pipeline leakage and lab test

Energy saving model reduces unit power consumption

Forecast model saves equipment change costs

Plant-wide zero liquid discharge target is achieved.