Energy Saving in Sugar Industry

Shrjiee Wind Ventilator		Conventional Ventilators
Non-conventional energy saving system		Conventional energy system

Can be installed in any place where natural wind is available.		Can be installed in only those places where electricity is available

Operates on natural wind available		Requries electrical energy at rated voltage.

Can operate at varying velocities. Any fluctuations in wind velocity affects air discharge, marginally without any damage to ventilator.		Requires rated electricity. Any fluctuation in voltage & amperage may damage the components of electrically operated system.

Assured operation for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year		Can operate only when power supply is available

Do not require any wiring switching and person to operate		Require necessary wiring, switchboards, and persons to operate

No maintenance costs as there are no armatures / field coils/ switches.		Maintenance required due to the presence of armature, field coil, switches, carbon brushes etc.

No electricity bills. Cost of ventilator is recovered in the first year itself.		Electricity bills are a monthly feature. Increasing cost of electricity makes electrically operated ventilator a costly proposition.

There are no accident hazards		Prone to accidents like electrical short circuits & shocks which could be fatal and losses due to fire accidents could be catastrophic.

Operation is free of rodent menace		Rodents can damage electrical wiring resulting in stoppage of ventilation systems.