Vedanta Aluminium Employs IoT At Its Jharsuguda Factories To Conserve Water

The IoT technology used analyses real-time operational data and suggests the best water quality parameters that, in turn, encourage water conservation by boosting the cycle of concentration, or CoC.

By reducing water use, enhancing water quality, reducing scaling and corrosion, and improving other operational factors, this technique has begun to increase station heat rate, a metric for power plant efficiency.

Throughout the value chain, specialised uses of cutting-edge technologies are assisting Vedanta Aluminium in streamlining operations, enhancing the customer experience, and introducing fresh business ideas. As a result of the digital transformation, businesses are becoming more efficient and agile, and consumers, employees, business partners, and stakeholders are discovering new value.

“Being India’s largest producer of aluminium, we are manufacturing for the future. This is seeing us extensively use state-of-the-art technologies to make our operations more responsive, reliable and future-ready,” said Rahul Sharma, CEO, Aluminium Business, Vedanta Ltd.