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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
Presented by :
Kangkan Kakati(130310406298)
Apratim Thakur(130310806003)
Dept. of ECE
GIRIJANANDA CHOWDHURY INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
GUWAHATI, ASSAM
INPLANT TRAINING AT BHEL EDN,BANGALORE
BHEL PROFILE
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) is an engineering and manufacturing
company.
The Company is an integrated power plant equipment manufacturer, which is engaged
in the following:
1. Designing
2. Engineering
3. Manufacturing
4. Constructing
5. Testing
6.commissioning and servicing
Of a range of products and services for various sectors, such as power, transmission,
industry, transportation, renewable energy, oil and gas, and defense.
• Registered Office & Corporate HQ :
New Delhi
NEW DELHI
BARODA
NAGPUR
PATNA
CALCUTTA
VARANASI
GOINDWAL
HARIDWAR
RUDRAPUR
JAGDISHPURJHANSI
BHOPAL
HYDERABAD
BANGALORE
RANIPET
TIRUCHIRAPALLY
CORPORATE OFFICE
MANUFACTURING ATIONS
SERVICE CENTRES
• 4 Power Sector Regional Setups
• 18 ROD offices
• Corporate Research &
Development Division : Hyderabad
• 8 Service Centre
• 15 Manufacturing Plants
BHEL LOCATION
BHEL EDN
BHEL Electronics Division (EDN)
,located at Mysore Road Bangalore
along with Electronics Systems
Division (ESD-part of EDN), located at
Electronics City ,Bangalore is a leading
supplier of new Generation Power Plant
Automation and Control Systems.
PRESENCE
 Power Plant Industries: Advanced control & automation equipment and
systems for power plants & process industries
 Transmission and Distribution: Providing solutions for improving the
efficiency, quality of power and system stability
 Transportation: IGBT based Traction Drive Systems for Locomotives
 Defence: Simulation systems and Controls for Naval Ships
 Non-Conventional Energy: Photovoltaic Cells, Modules, MW size Power
Plants, Space grade Solar Panels, Space batteries and provide system level
solutions
Product Profile of BHEL
Electronics Division
AUTOMATION AND POWER ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS:
 Unified Automation for Power Plants (Distributed Control
Systems)
 (DCS) for Steam Turbines, Steam Generators and Balance of
Plant Systems)
 Gas Turbine Control Systems
 Hydro Power Plant Control Systems
 Excitation Systems
 Industrial Automation
 Sub-station Automation and Supervisory Control and
 Data Acquisition Systems (SCADA)
 DC Drive Systems
 AC Drive Systems
 Power Supplies
 Static Starters
 Traction Drive Systems for locos and
Electrical Multiple
 Units (EMUs)
 High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC)
Systems
 Flexible AC Transmission Systems
(FACTS)
 Custom Power Controllers
 Static VAR Compensation (SVC)
Systems
 Controlled Shunt Reactor (CSR)
SEMICONDUCTORS AND PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS:
 Power Semiconductor Devices
 Solar Photovoltaic Cells
 Solar Photovoltaic Modules
 PV Systems: Grid interactive, Hybrid and Stand alone
PV Power Plants
SPACE:
 Space Grade Solar Panels
 Space Quality Batteries
DEFENCE ELECTRONICS:
 Misfire Tactical Gunnery Simulator
 Infantry Weapon Effects Simulator for Tactical Gunnery
training
 Small Arms Training Simulator for Marksmanship Training
 Integrated Platform Management Systems
 Machinery Control Room Simulator
 Training Simulators for vehicles, platforms, radars, weapons,
missiles and CBT for all defence and para-military forces
 Weapon Fire Control Systems, Avionics, Radio
Communication Products, Electronic Warfare Systems and
Early Warning Systems
 Radars and associated Systems
SOFTWARE SYSTEM SOLUTIONS:
 Performance Analysis, Diagnostics and Optimisation(PADO)
 Performance Calculation and Optimisation
SERVICES OFFERED:
 Harmonic Measurement and Analysis
 System study for Reactive Power Compensation Erection and
Commissioning by highly experienced team of Engineers
 In- house expertise for efficient Service- After-Sales
 Assured Supply of Spares
 A highly competent team to respond to Customers’ emergency
needs
 Total Solutions to Renovation and Modernisation requirements
 Concept to Commissioning solutions for large size
 Solar Power Plants
Working of Power Plant
 A power plant's a bit like an energy production line. Fuel
feeds in at one end, and electricity zaps out at the other.
THERMAL POWER PLANT
 A thermal power station is a power plant in which heat energy is converted to electric power.
 In most of the places in the world the turbine is steam-driven. Water is heated, turns into
steam and spins a steam turbine which drives an electrical generator.
HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
 The most common type of hydroelectric power plant is an impoundment facility.
 An impoundment facility, typically a large hydropower system, uses a dam to store river water
in a reservoir.
 Water released from the reservoir flows through a turbine, spinning it, which in turn activates a
generator to produce electricity.
PV MODULE
Si
Wafer
Texturisation Diffusion
Plasma
Etching
PSG
Removal
Air coating
Screen
printing
Firing
Cell
testing
Cell Lamination
Testing
and
Framing
PV
Module
Fig: Block diagram of manufacturing of PV MODULE
SPV SYSTEM
PV MANUFACTURING
• The most important material for solar cells production is silicon.
• At the time being, it is almost the only material used for solar cell mass
production.
Monocrystalline silicon Polycrystalline silicon
TEXTURIZATION
• Formation of microscopic pyramids on surface of wafer is called teused for this stage
of process.
• Pyramids size must be optimized, since very small pyramids lead to high reflection,
while very large one can hinder the formation of the contactsxturization. Sodium
Hydroxide is widely.
DIFFUSION
• Photo voltaic cell is nothing but PN junction diode, in this stage PN junction is
formed through process of diffusion .
• Phosphorous is universally used as the n-type dopant for silicon solar cells .
• Since solid state diffusion demands high temperature.
• it is very important that surfaces are contamination free before process.
• Wafers are placed in quartz tray and kept in a diffusion furnace at temperature
of 700˚C.Furnace is filled with N2 gas it prevent reacting takes place with
some other impurities.
PLASMA ETHCING
• N-type regions at the wafers edges would interconnect the front and back
contacts .The junction would be shunted by this path translating into a very
low shunt resistance. In order to isolate this edges etch with plasma is widely
employed.
AIR COATING
SCREEN PRINTING
Front Contact printing: The requirement for the front
metallization are low contact resistance to silicon, low bulk resistivity, low line
width
Back contact print: Same operations are performed on the
back side of the cell except the paint contains both silver and
aluminum& the print pattern is different.
FIRING
• Organic compound of the paste must be burnt off, the metallic grains must
sinter together to form a good conductor, and they must form an intimate
electric contact to the underlying silicon and the back contact on the parasitic n
type rear layer.
CELL TESTING
• Solar cells so manufactured are illuminated under an artificial light
source with a spectral content similar to sunlight at 25˚C to get I-V
curve.
• Defective devices are rejected & rests are classified according to
their output.
• Here we established a number of classification based on its short
circuit current at particular voltage near maximum power point.
• Module subsequently built with cells of the same classification,
thus guaranteeing minimum mismatch loss.
LAMINATION
FRAMING
• The automatic framing station is used for aligning rectangular Aluminum
frame pieces by applying proper force to ensure accurate frame assembly.
• It also punches the frames at the corner block positions for rigidity.
PV MODULE
TRACTION DRIVES
• These panels control the traction motors.
• Traction drive systems are extensively used in 1600 HP Broad Gauge AC or AC/DC
Electrical Multiple Units (EMUs) and 6000 HP three Phase AC Locomotives for
Indian Railways.
• Gate Turn Off Thyristor (GTO)/Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) are now-
a- days used for Traction applications.
GTO Based Traction Converter
Max/Metso DNA PANELS
Steam Generator Controls: These panels
monitor and control the boiler parameters.
Eg: FSSS- Furnace Safeguard Supervisory System
SBC- Soot Blower Controls
SADC- Secondary Air Damper Controls
APRDS- Aux PRDS Control system
HP BYPASS- HP Bypass controls
Turbine Generator Controls: These panels
monitor and control the turbine
parameters.
Eg: ATRS ( Auto Turbine Run-up System)
Turbine System Control
Oil level Control
Condenser & Evacuation System Control
TSE- Turbine Stress Evaluation Control
EHTC– Electro Hydro Turbine Control, LPBP– Low Pressure By-Pass Control
Turbine Protection Control, ATT– Automatic Turbine Testing
Balance of Plant Control: These panels
monitor and control:
Coal Handling Plants
Ash Handling Plants, C&I, ID fans, FD fans
GAS TURBINE CONTROLS
• These panels monitor and control the gas turbine parameters.
• Naphta and Natural gas are used as the fuel-Gas is compressed and ignited for
turbine control
• In EDN , it develop software, 9-253 MW controls available
• Widely used in refineries
SYSTEM TESTING
• It checks the operation of finished goods.
• System testing receives engineering drawing , signal flow diagram and conducts
various test like continuity test , high voltage test, functional test.
• Air conditioned test area of appox 2500 m sqr.
• Capacity to line up and test upto 600 cubicales at a time across 5 test shops.
• 3 types of test
1. continuity test
2. High voltage test
3. Functional test
SMT Technology
• Surface Mount Technology is an area of electronic assembly used to mount
electronic components to the surface of the PCB as oppose to inserting
components through holes as with conventional assembly.
• SMT was developed to reduce manufacturing costs and also to make more
efficient use of printed circuit board (PCB) space.
• With the introduction of surface mount technology it is now possible to build
highly complex electronic circuits into smaller and smaller PCB assemblies with
good repeatability due to the higher level of automation.
SMT Processing Lab
CONCLUSION
• During the training in BHEL Electronics Division, Bangalore we got
exposure from Basic Science to Core Electronics engineering field.
• We would like to thank Inplant training in-charge Mrs . Minni Chabbra ,
DGM ( HRD) , BHEL EDN for conducting training program in a well
planned manner.
• Also we would like to thank to our all the faculties of ECE deptt for
allowing us to undergo training at BHEL EDN during the Month of
August.
• Atlast we would like to thank Mr. Dhyan Jyoti Saikia DGM (BOP), who
did his best effort to get training in BHEL EDN.
THANK YOU

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apratimkangkan

  • 1.
  • 2. DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Presented by : Kangkan Kakati(130310406298) Apratim Thakur(130310806003) Dept. of ECE GIRIJANANDA CHOWDHURY INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI, ASSAM INPLANT TRAINING AT BHEL EDN,BANGALORE
  • 3. BHEL PROFILE Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) is an engineering and manufacturing company. The Company is an integrated power plant equipment manufacturer, which is engaged in the following: 1. Designing 2. Engineering 3. Manufacturing 4. Constructing 5. Testing 6.commissioning and servicing Of a range of products and services for various sectors, such as power, transmission, industry, transportation, renewable energy, oil and gas, and defense.
  • 4. • Registered Office & Corporate HQ : New Delhi NEW DELHI BARODA NAGPUR PATNA CALCUTTA VARANASI GOINDWAL HARIDWAR RUDRAPUR JAGDISHPURJHANSI BHOPAL HYDERABAD BANGALORE RANIPET TIRUCHIRAPALLY CORPORATE OFFICE MANUFACTURING ATIONS SERVICE CENTRES • 4 Power Sector Regional Setups • 18 ROD offices • Corporate Research & Development Division : Hyderabad • 8 Service Centre • 15 Manufacturing Plants BHEL LOCATION
  • 5. BHEL EDN BHEL Electronics Division (EDN) ,located at Mysore Road Bangalore along with Electronics Systems Division (ESD-part of EDN), located at Electronics City ,Bangalore is a leading supplier of new Generation Power Plant Automation and Control Systems.
  • 6. PRESENCE  Power Plant Industries: Advanced control & automation equipment and systems for power plants & process industries  Transmission and Distribution: Providing solutions for improving the efficiency, quality of power and system stability  Transportation: IGBT based Traction Drive Systems for Locomotives  Defence: Simulation systems and Controls for Naval Ships  Non-Conventional Energy: Photovoltaic Cells, Modules, MW size Power Plants, Space grade Solar Panels, Space batteries and provide system level solutions
  • 7. Product Profile of BHEL Electronics Division AUTOMATION AND POWER ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS:  Unified Automation for Power Plants (Distributed Control Systems)  (DCS) for Steam Turbines, Steam Generators and Balance of Plant Systems)  Gas Turbine Control Systems  Hydro Power Plant Control Systems  Excitation Systems  Industrial Automation  Sub-station Automation and Supervisory Control and  Data Acquisition Systems (SCADA)
  • 8.  DC Drive Systems  AC Drive Systems  Power Supplies  Static Starters  Traction Drive Systems for locos and Electrical Multiple  Units (EMUs)  High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Systems  Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS)  Custom Power Controllers  Static VAR Compensation (SVC) Systems  Controlled Shunt Reactor (CSR)
  • 9. SEMICONDUCTORS AND PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS:  Power Semiconductor Devices  Solar Photovoltaic Cells  Solar Photovoltaic Modules  PV Systems: Grid interactive, Hybrid and Stand alone PV Power Plants SPACE:  Space Grade Solar Panels  Space Quality Batteries
  • 10. DEFENCE ELECTRONICS:  Misfire Tactical Gunnery Simulator  Infantry Weapon Effects Simulator for Tactical Gunnery training  Small Arms Training Simulator for Marksmanship Training  Integrated Platform Management Systems  Machinery Control Room Simulator  Training Simulators for vehicles, platforms, radars, weapons, missiles and CBT for all defence and para-military forces  Weapon Fire Control Systems, Avionics, Radio Communication Products, Electronic Warfare Systems and Early Warning Systems  Radars and associated Systems
  • 11. SOFTWARE SYSTEM SOLUTIONS:  Performance Analysis, Diagnostics and Optimisation(PADO)  Performance Calculation and Optimisation SERVICES OFFERED:  Harmonic Measurement and Analysis  System study for Reactive Power Compensation Erection and Commissioning by highly experienced team of Engineers  In- house expertise for efficient Service- After-Sales  Assured Supply of Spares  A highly competent team to respond to Customers’ emergency needs  Total Solutions to Renovation and Modernisation requirements  Concept to Commissioning solutions for large size  Solar Power Plants
  • 12. Working of Power Plant  A power plant's a bit like an energy production line. Fuel feeds in at one end, and electricity zaps out at the other.
  • 13. THERMAL POWER PLANT  A thermal power station is a power plant in which heat energy is converted to electric power.  In most of the places in the world the turbine is steam-driven. Water is heated, turns into steam and spins a steam turbine which drives an electrical generator.
  • 14. HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT  The most common type of hydroelectric power plant is an impoundment facility.  An impoundment facility, typically a large hydropower system, uses a dam to store river water in a reservoir.  Water released from the reservoir flows through a turbine, spinning it, which in turn activates a generator to produce electricity.
  • 15. PV MODULE Si Wafer Texturisation Diffusion Plasma Etching PSG Removal Air coating Screen printing Firing Cell testing Cell Lamination Testing and Framing PV Module Fig: Block diagram of manufacturing of PV MODULE
  • 17. PV MANUFACTURING • The most important material for solar cells production is silicon. • At the time being, it is almost the only material used for solar cell mass production. Monocrystalline silicon Polycrystalline silicon
  • 18. TEXTURIZATION • Formation of microscopic pyramids on surface of wafer is called teused for this stage of process. • Pyramids size must be optimized, since very small pyramids lead to high reflection, while very large one can hinder the formation of the contactsxturization. Sodium Hydroxide is widely.
  • 19. DIFFUSION • Photo voltaic cell is nothing but PN junction diode, in this stage PN junction is formed through process of diffusion . • Phosphorous is universally used as the n-type dopant for silicon solar cells . • Since solid state diffusion demands high temperature. • it is very important that surfaces are contamination free before process. • Wafers are placed in quartz tray and kept in a diffusion furnace at temperature of 700˚C.Furnace is filled with N2 gas it prevent reacting takes place with some other impurities.
  • 20. PLASMA ETHCING • N-type regions at the wafers edges would interconnect the front and back contacts .The junction would be shunted by this path translating into a very low shunt resistance. In order to isolate this edges etch with plasma is widely employed.
  • 22.
  • 23. SCREEN PRINTING Front Contact printing: The requirement for the front metallization are low contact resistance to silicon, low bulk resistivity, low line width Back contact print: Same operations are performed on the back side of the cell except the paint contains both silver and aluminum& the print pattern is different.
  • 24. FIRING • Organic compound of the paste must be burnt off, the metallic grains must sinter together to form a good conductor, and they must form an intimate electric contact to the underlying silicon and the back contact on the parasitic n type rear layer.
  • 25. CELL TESTING • Solar cells so manufactured are illuminated under an artificial light source with a spectral content similar to sunlight at 25˚C to get I-V curve. • Defective devices are rejected & rests are classified according to their output. • Here we established a number of classification based on its short circuit current at particular voltage near maximum power point. • Module subsequently built with cells of the same classification, thus guaranteeing minimum mismatch loss.
  • 27. FRAMING • The automatic framing station is used for aligning rectangular Aluminum frame pieces by applying proper force to ensure accurate frame assembly. • It also punches the frames at the corner block positions for rigidity.
  • 29. TRACTION DRIVES • These panels control the traction motors. • Traction drive systems are extensively used in 1600 HP Broad Gauge AC or AC/DC Electrical Multiple Units (EMUs) and 6000 HP three Phase AC Locomotives for Indian Railways. • Gate Turn Off Thyristor (GTO)/Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) are now- a- days used for Traction applications.
  • 30.
  • 31. GTO Based Traction Converter
  • 32. Max/Metso DNA PANELS Steam Generator Controls: These panels monitor and control the boiler parameters. Eg: FSSS- Furnace Safeguard Supervisory System SBC- Soot Blower Controls SADC- Secondary Air Damper Controls APRDS- Aux PRDS Control system HP BYPASS- HP Bypass controls Turbine Generator Controls: These panels monitor and control the turbine parameters. Eg: ATRS ( Auto Turbine Run-up System) Turbine System Control Oil level Control Condenser & Evacuation System Control TSE- Turbine Stress Evaluation Control EHTC– Electro Hydro Turbine Control, LPBP– Low Pressure By-Pass Control Turbine Protection Control, ATT– Automatic Turbine Testing Balance of Plant Control: These panels monitor and control: Coal Handling Plants Ash Handling Plants, C&I, ID fans, FD fans
  • 33.
  • 34. GAS TURBINE CONTROLS • These panels monitor and control the gas turbine parameters. • Naphta and Natural gas are used as the fuel-Gas is compressed and ignited for turbine control • In EDN , it develop software, 9-253 MW controls available • Widely used in refineries
  • 35. SYSTEM TESTING • It checks the operation of finished goods. • System testing receives engineering drawing , signal flow diagram and conducts various test like continuity test , high voltage test, functional test. • Air conditioned test area of appox 2500 m sqr. • Capacity to line up and test upto 600 cubicales at a time across 5 test shops. • 3 types of test 1. continuity test 2. High voltage test 3. Functional test
  • 36. SMT Technology • Surface Mount Technology is an area of electronic assembly used to mount electronic components to the surface of the PCB as oppose to inserting components through holes as with conventional assembly. • SMT was developed to reduce manufacturing costs and also to make more efficient use of printed circuit board (PCB) space. • With the introduction of surface mount technology it is now possible to build highly complex electronic circuits into smaller and smaller PCB assemblies with good repeatability due to the higher level of automation.
  • 38. CONCLUSION • During the training in BHEL Electronics Division, Bangalore we got exposure from Basic Science to Core Electronics engineering field. • We would like to thank Inplant training in-charge Mrs . Minni Chabbra , DGM ( HRD) , BHEL EDN for conducting training program in a well planned manner. • Also we would like to thank to our all the faculties of ECE deptt for allowing us to undergo training at BHEL EDN during the Month of August. • Atlast we would like to thank Mr. Dhyan Jyoti Saikia DGM (BOP), who did his best effort to get training in BHEL EDN.