Granules India Ltd., (GIL) is headquartered in Hyderabad, the pharmaceutical capital of India. With expertise in manufacturing Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) since 1984 and Pharmaceutical Formulation Intermediates (PFI) since 1993, have been marketing their products in the United States since 1987. GIL has posted sales of about INR 450 Crores with strategic goal to offer a complete vertical integrated solution. Offering quality products has helped GIL to become one of the largest manufacturers of Paracetamol in the world. The PFI plant is one of the biggest in the world with an annual capacity of 7200MT and a batch size of 6MT. The manufacturing plant is located in Gagillapur RR...

Better manpower planning utilization could be achieved. 2 man hours per day were utilized for manual electrical data logging. This is completely eliminated as all real time electrical data is now logged automatically. Accurate MIS reports could be generated with comfort. 2 Manager Days were spent preparing MIS reports which were still inaccurate. 
 

With cutting edge technology like Multifunction meters and Energy Management Solutions, the power factor could be closely monitored at each section of the manufacturing area. At some locations, PF was going low. ELNet helped to identify the root cause and relocated capacitor banks eliminated the low PF problem. The maximum Demand could be maintained within the Contract Demand limit. This avoided the penalty for exceeding demand limits and also got incentives from the Electricity Board.

Now in a few minutes, an accurate MIS report is generated. The power factor could be closely monitored in each section of the manufacturing area. At some locations PF was going low. ELNet helped to identify the root cause and relocated capacitor banks eliminated the low PF problem. The maximum Demand could be maintained within the Contract Demand limit. This avoided the penalty for exceeding demand limits and also gets incentives from the Electricity Board.

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