Energy efficiency management according to ISO 50001: A case study in the brick industry

Q3 Engineering

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Energy Web Pub Date : 2023-07-11 DOI:10.4108/ew.3560

Miguel Bernabé-Custodio, W. Marín-Rodriguez, Daniel Andrade Girón, A. Neri-Ayala, J. Ausejo-Sánchez, A. Muñoz-Vilela, Santiago Ramos-y Yovera, Angel Campos-Diaz, Ernesto Díaz-Ronceros

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This research presents the methodology and results of implementing energy efficiency management in the brick industry, given the problem of high electricity consumption in the production processes. Based on the ISO 50001 standard, energy efficiency management has as its structure the PHVA methodology of the Deming cycle and indicators that meet the standard's requirements. Energy consumption in tons of bricks produced is established as an indicator, allowing proposals for improving performance and efficient energy use, as well as implementing a management system, minimizing energy waste, and implementing engineering tools in the processes. Energy consumption data were collected before and after implementation, these data were analyzed, and the decrease in monthly electricity consumption was verified through a pre-test conducted at the beginning of the research, recording parameters of 543,800 kWh. After implementation, a post-test was conducted, recording parameters of 500,296 kWh, resulting in a saving of 43,504 kWh; in monetary units, the saving is S/18,067.21 for each month of production. Obtaining an annual decrease of 522,048 kWh, represented in monetary units S/216,806.53 (US$ 59,891.30 exchange rate S/3.62). Therefore, it is proven that implementing the methodology is feasible through the management of energy efficiency based on ISO 50001 and contributes strategically to the brick industry by increasing the efficiency associated with the reduction of 8% monthly electricity consumption.

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根据ISO 50001进行能源效率管理:砖行业案例研究

本研究提出了在砖行业实施能源效率管理的方法和结果，考虑到生产过程中高电力消耗的问题。能效管理以ISO 50001标准为基础，采用戴明循环的PHVA方法和符合标准要求的指标作为其结构。以生产的砖吨为单位的能源消耗被建立为一个指标，允许提出提高性能和有效利用能源的建议，以及实施管理系统，最大限度地减少能源浪费，并在过程中实施工程工具。收集实施前后的能耗数据，对这些数据进行分析，并在研究开始时进行预测试，记录参数543,800 kWh，验证了月用电量的减少。实施后进行后测，记录参数500,296 kWh，节电43,504 kWh;以货币单位计算，每月生产节省18 067.21美元。每年减少522,048千瓦时，以货币单位S/216,806.53 (US$ 59,891.30汇率S/3.62)表示。因此，事实证明，通过基于ISO 50001的能源效率管理实施该方法是可行的，并且通过提高与每月减少8%电力消耗相关的效率，对砖行业做出了战略性贡献。

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EAI Endorsed Transactions on Energy Web Energy-Energy Engineering and Power Technology

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