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TextileEnergy Monitoring & IIoTCompleted Jun 2024

Energy Monitoring System for Sareena Textile Mill Shaikhupura

Real-time energy monitoring system for Sareena Textile Mill Shaikhupura, providing load flow visibility and breaker status monitoring across three separate powerhouses.

Industry

Textile

Location

Shaikhupura, Pakistan

Solution

Energy Monitoring & IIoT

Primary Outcome

Improved operational visibility

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  • What it is: Energy Monitoring System for Sareena Textile Mill Shaikhupura is an energy monitoring & iiot deployment for textile operations.
  • Who it is for: Industrial teams that need reliable power automation, SCADA visibility, and measurable operating gains.
  • Problem solved: The mill's three powerhouses in different regions lacked a unified view of load flow and breaker status, making it difficult for operators to manage and control load distribution efficiently across sources.
  • How it works: Implemented an Energy Monitoring System giving a complete overview of the load flow scheme, combined with real-time breaker status, across the Dyeing, Weaving, and Turbine power houses.
  • Results delivered: Operators now have real-time visibility into load flow and breaker status across all three powerhouses, enabling faster response and more efficient load distribution management.
  • How to engage: Contact Automatrix Engineering via WhatsApp, phone, or quote form for a similar architecture review.

Client Challenge

The mill's three powerhouses in different regions lacked a unified view of load flow and breaker status, making it difficult for operators to manage and control load distribution efficiently across sources.

Existing Power / Automation Environment

Deployment of a real-time energy monitoring system across the three powerhouses (Dyeing, Weaving, and Turbine) of Sareena Textile Mill in Shaikhupura.

Scope of Work

Deployment of a real-time energy monitoring system across the three powerhouses (Dyeing, Weaving, and Turbine) of Sareena Textile Mill in Shaikhupura.

Solution Architecture

Implemented an Energy Monitoring System giving a complete overview of the load flow scheme, combined with real-time breaker status, across the Dyeing, Weaving, and Turbine power houses.

Control Logic / Operational Modes

Configured real-time monitoring of each power generation source (Dyeing, Weaving, Turbine power houses) along with tracking of every outgoing load from sub-stations and continuous breaker status updates.

Safety and Protection Features

Protection and compliance controls included reverse power protection, configurable alarms, and controlled switching logic based on site conditions.

Components, Technologies, and Protocols

Components Used

  • SCADA
  • PLC/HMI

Technologies

SCADAPLC/HMI

Protocols / Interfaces

  • Modbus
  • PLC-HMI integration

Results and Measurable Outcomes

Operators now have real-time visibility into load flow and breaker status across all three powerhouses, enabling faster response and more efficient load distribution management.

  • Improved operational visibility

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Project FAQ

What was the primary challenge in Energy Monitoring System for Sareena Textile Mill Shaikhupura?

The mill's three powerhouses in different regions lacked a unified view of load flow and breaker status, making it difficult for operators to manage and control load distribution efficiently across sources.

How was the solution implemented?

Configured real-time monitoring of each power generation source (Dyeing, Weaving, Turbine power houses) along with tracking of every outgoing load from sub-stations and continuous breaker status updates.

What outcomes were delivered?

Improved operational visibility

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