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Factory Sites of LG Philips LCD in KooMi, Korea.
CASE STUDY
Manufacturing Facility
Name
LG Philips LCD (LPL)
Location
KooMi, Korea
Facility Size
five plants at KooMi location
Issue
Provide supply hot de-ionization water while consistent with corporate environmental position
Solution
Daikin Templifiers
Daikin Templifier® Units to Save Projected $5 Million a Year in Energy Costs at LG Philips LCD Factory in Korea
LG Philips LCD (LPL), a leader in the LCD market, chose a leader in the air conditioning market - Daikin - to help them save $5 million USD in energy savings at their expanding manufacturing facilities in KooMi, Korea. Originally formed in 1999, LPL today produces four million small and medium panels and four million large LCD panels, including the world's largest LCD panel sized at 42 inches (1950 by 2250 mm). With the LCD market expanding rapidly in the PC, TV, and HDTV markets, LPL has expanded its manufacturing capacity in Korea and China to meet the worldwide demand for LCD panels.
To stay competitive in the market, LPL knew that it needed to contain its energy usage in its expanding factory in KooMi, Korea. Working with SACI, the Daikin Applied representative in Korea, LPL asked for various energy saving alternatives. After a thorough analysis of the energy consumption and specific operating demands, SACI worked with the Daikin chiller application engineers in Staunton Virginia, USA, to propose six Daikin Templifier units for LPL production lines in the KooMi facility.
The Daikin Templifier unit is a unique heat recovery machine that can recover large amounts of heat that would otherwise be rejected from the building. This recovered heat is then used for either building heat, domestic or industrial process water heating. It heats water with significantly higher COP than fossil fuel-fired boilers or electric resistance heaters. For the KooMi factory, the centrifugal compressor Templifier units will supply hot de-ionization water for the LCD production lines, simultaneously supplying 13° C water and 50° C (or higher) hot water, replacing the existing steam hot water heaters. Through recovering water heat from existent chillers, the six Templifier units have 17,900 Mcal/h heating capacity and 4,821 tons of cooling capacity with 4,730 gpm.
After a thorough review of all heat recovery chillers, LPL concluded that the Daikin Templifier unit was the best choice for the KooMi facility. An important factor in Daikin's favor was the R-134a refrigerant used by the Templifier unit. R-134a is an HFC-based refrigerant with no ozone depletion potential and no phase-out schedule under the Montreal Protocol. Because LPL is an ISO-14000 green listed factory, the "green" aspect of the non-ozone-depleting refrigerant was consistent with LPL's corporate environmental position.
The total energy savings estimated by LPL for the current phase of the five plants involved at their KooMi facility is projected to be approximately $416,700 USD a month or $5 million USD a year. Those savings translate to an ROI of less than two years.
With these considerable savings, the Templifier system qualified for funding by the Korean government's "Energy Saving Fund". Typically this funding is provided to building owners who utilize energy efficient or energy saving equipment.
The proper products, combined with state-of-the-art engineering by SACI and support from the Daikin Chiller Applications Group and its International Business Development team, provided the most efficient and effective solution for LG Philips LCD. The key facility engineers of the LPL brought their expertise to the implementation of the system design. Working together, the entire team found an innovative method to provide energy cost savings and environmentally sound solutions. This project is truly an exemplary case, not only for the LCD industry, but for all of Asia as well.
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