Siemens Limited has announced that it has secured an order for Digital Fleet Center solution from Vedanta Limited, India’s natural resources company, to connect its power plant assets at Talwandi Sabo Power Plant (TSPL) in Punjab and Bharat Aluminium Company Limited (BALCO) in Chhattisgarh.
Digitally linking these critical power units to Vedanta’s monitoring station will serve to analyse huge amounts of fleet data for continuous monitoring and diagnostics of these assets. Siemens claimed “This will enable proactive maintenance to help reduce unplanned outages, thereby, optimising costs and increasing availability of Vedanta’s power assets.” Siemens will also initially provide three years of maintenance and service support to help ensure continued reliability and operational performance.
As an established global leader in the advancement of digitalisation across a wide variety of industries, Siemens has developed comprehensive Digital Fleet Center solutions that enable power plant fleet operators to seamlessly connect their power generation assets turbines,
generators, boilers and balance of plants, and leverage the power of vast amount of data generated by these machines.
Prashant Jain, Head, Power Generation Services, Siemens Limited, said, “As a provider of integrated digitalisation solutions across the production value chain, Siemens is delighted to partner Vedanta in its continuous journey of modernisation of its power assets across India. Digitalisation has a huge role to play in India’s demand for reliable, efficient and clean power, due to the increasing urbanisation and industrialisation. We look forward to this and future collaborative opportunities that will contribute to India’s sustainable progress”
