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BlueGreen Voltage Management 8 March 2018 Paul Silcock, Chief Technical Officer 1 Why Manage Voltage? Reduce electricity consumption Save money Save the planet Protect appliances Monitor electricity use Slide 2


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BlueGreen Voltage Management

8 March 2018 Paul Silcock, Chief Technical Officer

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Why Manage Voltage?

  • Reduce electricity

consumption

  • Save money
  • Save the planet
  • Protect appliances
  • Monitor electricity

use

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Distribution Networks

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Voltage supplied to customers varies over time in response to changing loads. Network operators must ensure that supplies are kept within the legislated voltage range.

380V ± 6% 220V ± 6%

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Voltage Variance

  • Electricity supplies are not normally at the nominal voltage
  • Higher voltage produces higher consumption and reduced

appliance life

  • Voltage below the minimum can cause brownout and

damage to appliances

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About Supply Voltages

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Supply voltages are typically at the upper end of the range to allow for increased loads. Supply voltage over 24 hours

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What Do Our Products Do?

  • BlueGreen products maintain a constant

voltage in the home and workplace

– reducing consumption and bills – protecting appliances from damaging voltages – extending appliance life – providing consumption and savings data

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See How Much You Are Saving!

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  • App is available on iOS

and Android

  • Reports live and historic

data

  • Next: Aggregated data

for landlords and commercial applications

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The BlueGreen drives the transformer primary with a signal whose magnitude is continuously adjusted to create the required waveform on the secondary. This induced secondary voltage is added to or subtracted from the supply to create the desired load voltage.

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BlueGreen Technology Concept

Secondary Winding Voltage

(opposes the primary voltage)

Input Voltage

(Primary winding)

Output Voltage

(Input Voltage – Secondary Voltage)

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Power Reduction Demonstration

14/03/2018 Slide 9 Power (W) Voltage (V)

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Liverpool John Moores University Testing

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  • Tests sought to establish benefits of

BlueGreen technology

  • Testing completed in February 2018
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Description of Tests

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  • Each appliance was operated at average UK

voltage and then at regulated voltage

  • Aggregated load was tested over a 24-hour period
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Test Results

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 0:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00

Power (W)

245V Measured 220V Measured

7.5% Energy Reduction

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BlueGreen in India

  • We have units deployed in Europe,

Australia, Uruguay and Argentina

  • We seek commercial traction in India

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BlueGreen Products

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Distribution Network Management Polyphase Products Commercial Products Residential Products