C) EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

Bachelor of Engineering: Instrumentation Engineering

Year of passing: 1996

D) WORK EXPERIENCE:

Period : From August 1999 – Till Date

Organization - Tata Honeywell Ltd., Pune, India

Period : From November 1996 to July 1999

Organization - Autocon Engineers Pvt. Ltd., Pune, India

E) BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF JOB PROFILE:

Ø Functional and Detailed Hardware Engineering: Block Diagrams, System Architecture Diagrams, Networking Drawings, Bill Of Materials, Marshalling Engineering,

Ø Functional and Detailed Application Software Engineering: P&ID take-off, Databases, Logic and Control Schemes documentation, Implementation and testing on the systems.

Ø Preparation Graphics philosophy and Checking of the Graphics.

Ø Project Specific Control Panel Designs.

Ø System testing at factory by using simulators.

Ø Factory Acceptance Tests.

Ø Commissioning and Handing-over to the customer.

Ø Project Planning and estimation

Ø Application Skills:

· Terminal Automation

· Pipeline Automation

· Gas & steam Turbine

· Compressors

· Boiler Operation

· Ash Handling

· Water treatment

· Pneumatic Conveying

· Diesel Generator set

· Weighing & Batching

· Material Handling

· Power synchronising

F) EXPERIENCE IN HANDLING PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS:

HONEYWELL SYSTEMS:

§ PLC :

LCS 620- 35, 36, 12,16

§ SCADA (MMI) PACKAGES:

HONEYWELL – SCAN 3000.

HONEYWELL – PLANTSCAPE SCADA.

OTHER SYSTEMS:

§ PLC :

Allen Bradley (PLC5, SLC5, Micrologix)

Siemens (S5-100U)

B&R (2003)

Mitsubishi (ANX,FX)

§ SCADA (MMI) PACKAGES:

Allen Bradley (RS-View)

KPIT (Astra)

G) EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTER RELATED ACTIVITIES:

Ø Knowledge of PC Operations, Networking, & Communication environment.

Ø Knowledge of MS-Office.

Ø Knowledge of Programming in 'C'

Ø Knowledge of AutoCAD & Visio.

H) BRIEF OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS EXECUTED:

1) AUTOMATION OF OIL & LPG TERMINALS:

Project Activities carried out:

Ø Preparing sequence narrative & flow charts.

Ø Power Calculations.

Ø Cabinet Engineering.

Ø I/O Tag Assignments.

Ø PLC Programming.

Ø Plantcsape Point Building.

Ø Preparing Graphics philosophy.

Ø TCP/IP network.

Ø System powering up.

Ø Simulation and Testing.

a) Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. – Oil Terminal, Jallandher & Rajahmundri.

Configuration: Redundant PLC System (620-35) with 500 I/Os integrated with Plantscape (SCADA) through Communication Interface Module & Terminal server.

b) Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. – Oil Terminal, Barauni.

Configuration: Redundant PLC System (620-35) with 300 I/Os integrated with Plantscape (SCADA) through Communication Interface Module & Terminal server.

c) Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. – LPG Terminal, Jaipur & Loni.

Configuration: Redundant PLC System (620-35) with 200 I/Os integrated with Plantscape (SCADA) through Communication Interface Module & Terminal server.

d) Indian Oil Tanking Ltd. – Oil Terminal, Mathura.

Configuration: Redundant PLC System (620-35) with 600 I/Os integrated with Plantscape (SCADA) through Communication Interface Module & Terminal server.

e) Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. – Bitumen Terminal, Mathura.

Configuration: Redundant PLC System (620-35) with 300 I/Os integrated with Plantscape (SCADA) through Communication Interface Module & Terminal server.

2) Pipeline Automation, I.P.C.L. , Dahej.

This system provides facility to monitor the parameters of Pipeline for petroleum gases at source, destination & various intermediate points. It also controls operations of MOVs in the pipeline. Generation of shift & daily reports

3) Control system for LPG distribution to power plants, O.N.G.C., Gandhar

Automation of LPG distribution involves monitoring of parameters of LPG, logging of these parameter & totalisation of LPG distributed or individual power plant. Pressure of LPG is maintained by controlling pneumatically operated control valve.

4) AMF & Power Synchronising system for D.G. sets, Mahindra British Telecom. Pune

This system is used in power plant, designed for automatic starting of D.G. after Mains failure. Total plant load is shared by synchronising these D.G.s automatically.

5) Compressor Test Bed System, Sulzer India Ltd. Pune.

In this project various parameters of compressor are sensed by different transmitters and logged & monitored by SCADA through PLC. It also takes care of various safety & starting interlocks. Variety of screens & reports are generated using features of SCADA for analyzing the performance of compressor.

6) Automation of water treatment plant, Tata Electric Co. Ltd. Khopoli

Purification of drinking water by pressurized sand filter is automated using PLC. In which MOVs are controlled according to levels in storage tanks.

7) Automation of Ash handling System, Kirloskar AAF Ltd. Pune.

This system automates the Dense Phase pneumatic conveying of boiler ash. Ash is conveyed from ESP module to day silo through pressurizing vessel using compressed air. Allen Bradley PLC is used for handling of different interlocks & sequential controls.

8) Control system for Gas Turbine, Kirloskar Turbines Ltd. Pune.

Commissioned Siemens PLC based system for Gas turbine used in co-generation application. In which operational controls are handled by PLC & operator interface is provided by HMI.

9) Automation of material handling System, TELCO. Pune.

This system is designed using Allen Bradley PLC for controlling the sequential operations and alarm generation of roller conveyor system used for material handling.

10) Control system for Pneumatic conveying, Hindustan Lever Ltd. Pondichery.

Main objective of this system is to control the sequential operation, safety interlocks and alarm generation of pneumatic conveying of soap noodles.

11) Viscosity Control system, Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd. Nasik.

This system controls viscosity of Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) used dual fuel D.G. set. For continuos control action, PID controller of Honeywell/ABB is used. Viscosity of HFO is maintained at 13 CST for its efficient burning.