Untitled - Chemtech Foundation
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Untitled - Chemtech Foundation
Inauguration of ChemTECH + EPC + WaterEX South 2013 Dr K Rosaiah, Governor of Tamil Nadu, lights the lamp to inaugurate the ChemTECH South 2013 as Mr Jasu Shah, Chairman, Chemtech Foundation & Mr Maulik Jasubhai, Vice Chairman & Chief Executive, Jasubhai Group & Chemtech Foundation (Extreme left) look on The inauguration ceremony for ChemTECH - EPC South 2013 and - WaterEX South 2013 at ChemTECH South (2013) World Expo was jointly held on October 10, 2013 at Chennai Trade Centre. The ceremony, which was attended by over 300 industry professionals from chemicals, petrochemicals, EPC, industry automation, water, process equipment manufacturing & fabrication and allied sectors, was inaugurated by the Chief Guest Dr K Rosaiah, His Excellency, Governor, Tamil Nadu, India. Mr P Thangamani, Honorable Minister for Industries, State Government of Tamil Nadu, also graced the occasion. Mr Jasu Shah, Founder & Chairman, CHEMTECH Foundation, delivered the welcome address, which was followed by keynote addresses by Dr Shailesh Nayak, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt of India, Mr A B Pandya, member Central Water Commission, Govt of India, Mr B Narayan, Group President (Procurement & Projects), Reliance Industries & Mr P D Samudra, Executive Director, Sales, Member of the Board, Uhde India, and Sr Vice President, Business Development, ThyssenKrupp Uhde for India & MENA attended the event which witnessed presence of 300 industry professionals. Delegates during the inauguration ceremony of ChemTECH South 2013 Impression - South 2013 | 1 Inauguration of ChemTECH + EPC + WaterEX South 2013 Mr P Thangamani, Minister for Industries, Tamil Nadu, lights the lamp to inaugurate the ChemTECH South 2013 “India is one of the fastest growing countries at present and it has made rapid strides in various fields. There has been a remarkable growth in a number of industries, especially in chemical processing, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, refinery, shipping, power, infrastructure, etc. However, there is a long way to go as the growth of Indian economy needs major thrust in the manufacturing sector to meet the growing domestic demand, which will give much required push to the growth of the allied sectors.” “It is very heartening to note that Chemtech Foundation has come back to South after a break of about 12 years. I have been involved with Chemtech’s international conferences and exhibitions for long, and I have observed that these programmes have been extremely useful from different point of view. This is an excellent platform for industry to come together, network, discuss, exchange ideas, and find solution to the prevailing issues or problems, the industry faces. This is palace where you can get several ideas from your peers to solve a problem. ” Mr B Narayan Dr K Rosaiah Governor of Tamil Nadu 2 | Impression - South 2013 Group President (Procurement & Projects), RIL From L-R: Mr P D Samudra, Executive Director, Sales, Member of the Board, Uhde India, and Sr Vice President, Business Development, ThyssenKrupp Uhde for India & MENA, Mr A B Pandya, Technical Chairman, CAB, WaterEX South 2013; Member, CWC, Government of India, Mr P Thangamani, Minister for Industries, Tamil Nadu, Mr Jasu Shah, Chairman, Chemtech Foundation, Dr K Rosaiah, Governor of Tamil Nadu, and Dr Shailesh Nayak, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MOES), Government of India, during the inauguration of ChemTECH South 2013 Mr Jasu Shah presents a memento to Dr K Rosaiah, Governor of Tamil Nadu Mr B Narayan, Group President (Procurement & Projects), RIL, presents a memento to Mr P Thangamani, Minister for Industries, Tamil Nadu “I appreciate Chemtech Foundation for organising the event, especially EPC South 2013 and WaterEx 2013 in Chennai. Several projects in India are in the pipeline and it will require herculean efforts from the EPC companies, associated engineers, and different component and equipment manufactures to ensure the country achieve the targeted growth within the stipulated time frame.” “It is indeed a matter of delight that we have a multi-disciplinary conference and exhibition, where different verticals are covered as the core themes. What delights me the most is the fact that the conference also covers ‘water’ as one of the most crucial elements for industrial growth. Water is indeed a crucial element for sustainable development of chemical and petrochemical industry.” Mr P D Samudra Mr A B Pandya Executive Director, Sales, Member of the Board, Uhde India, and Sr Vice President, Business Development, Thyssen Krupp Uhde for India & MENA Member, CAB, WaterEX South 2013, and Technical Chairman, Central Water Commission, Ministry of Water Resources, Government of India Impression - South 2013 | 3 Inauguration of ChemTECH + EPC + WaterEX South 2013 Dr K Rosaiah, Governor of Tamil Nadu cuts the ribbon to announce the opening of grand exhibition as Mr P Thangamani, Minister for Industries, Tamil Nadu looks on “It is indeed a privilege to be present in Chemtech South 2013. This is certainly a forum, where we can discuss how we can preserve our one of the biggest natural resource – water. … In the last two decades, we have witnessed an increase in the population in coastal region, and hence technology to convert sea water into potable water will play an important role. And I believe, forums like this, will certainly allow experts to come together, discuss and promote innovation, and strategise the sustainable growth.” “Chemtech Foundation has been organising international trades shows and exhibitions in India since 1974 – one of the pioneering efforts - with the primary objective of brining technologies, ideas, people together, and catalysing a some level of new innovation for growth of the core chemical, petrochemical and allied industry.” Mr Maulik Jasubhai Vice Chairman & Chief Executive, Jasubhai Group & Chemtech Foundation Dr Shailesh Nayak Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MOES), Government of India From L-R: Mr P D Samudra, Executive Director, Sales, Member of the Board, Uhde India, and Sr Vice President, Business Development, ThyssenKrupp Uhde for India & MENA, Mr A B Pandya, CAB, Technical Chairman, WaterEX South 2013, & Member, CWC, Government of India, Mr P Thangamani, Minister for Industries, Tamil Nadu, Dr K Rosaiah, Governor of Tamil Nadu, Mr Jasu Shah, Chairman, Chemtech Foundation, Dr Shailesh Nayak, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MOES), Government of India, and Mr B Narayan, Group President (Procurement & Projects), RIL, unveil the Exhibitors’ Directory at the inauguration ceremony. 4 | Impression - South 2013 Theme: ‘EPC - Growth Engine for Process Industries’ Session - I Latest Trends in the EPC Industry (From L-R): Mr Partha Purkayastha, Managing Director, Foster Wheeler India Private Limited, Mr P D Samudra, Executive Director – Sales & Member of the Board, Uhde India & Sr Vice President - Business Development, ThyssenKrupp Uhde for India & MENA, Mr Samik Mukherjee, Managing Director, Technip KT India Limited and Mr P Nageswara Rao, GM (Operations) - Hydrocarbon Process Plant Construction. Larsen & Toubro Limited during the first session of the conference - ‘Latest Trends in the EPC Industry’ “By being committed to deliver safe and successful energy projects; emphasis on clients’ needs; and ensuring sustainable development, we need to be in the forefront of the changing trends.” Mr Samik Mukherjee Managing Director, Technip KT India Ltd “The client and the PMC must endeavour to work on an integrated basis, thus paving the way to drive the project in a collaborative manner to meet the client’s project objectives. This can mean members of the PMC being integrated into the client team (or vice versa) or the distinct client and PMC teams working closely together.” Mr P Purkayastha Managing Director Foster Wheeler India Pvt Ltd “In the construction business, opportunities are plentiful, but capitalising on them has ever been more challenging. In a constantly changing business environment, we must continually find new ways to respond to challenges.” Mr P D Samudra, Executive Director – Sales & Member of the Board, Uhde India. & Sr Vice President - Business Development, ThyssenKrupp Uhde for India & MENA presents a memento to Mr P Nageswara Rao, GM (Operations) - Hydrocarbon Process Plant Construction. Larsen & Toubro Limited Mr P Nageswara Rao GM – Operations, Hydrocarbon Process Plant Construction Larsen & Toubro Limited Impression - South 2013 | 5 Session - II Project Execution Mr Samik Mukherjee, Managing Director, Technip KT India Limited (2nd from L) talks to audience during the second session of the conference. Other members on the dais are (From L-R): Mr S. Venkataraman, Director, Sievert India Private Limited (A Bureau Veritas Group Company), Mr Jayan R, Business Manager, DuPont Sustainable Solutions, E.I DuPont India Private Limited, and Mr S Radhakrishnan, General Manager - Production, Titanium Equipment and Anode Manufacturing Company Limited – TEAM “Over the years DuPont has established a strong project management credentials to manage its capex. According to IPA, DuPont’s project cost & schedule performance allows it to exceed its IRR target by an additional 1.5% by consistently completing projects cost-effectively and quicker than others.” “Outline the ability of an asset to perform its required function effectively and efficiently whilst protecting health, safety and the environment. Asset Integrity Management System should address the quality at every stage of the asset life cycle, from the design of new facilities to maintenance management to decommissioning.” Mr Jayan R Mr S Venkataraman Business Manager, DuPont Sustainable Solutions, E.I.DuPont India Private Limited Director, Sievert India Private Limited (A Bureau Veritas Group Company) “Titanium is the fourth abundant metal found on earth’s crust (~0.86%) after Aluminum, Iron and magnesium … Commercially pure titanium modified with Palladium or Ruthenium having excellent corrosion resistance to reducing acids and localised attacks in hot halide media.” Mr S Radhakrishnan General Manager – Production, Titanium Equipment and Anode Manufacturing Company Limited (TEAM) Future Expansion Plans Session - III “Both contractor and owner need to understand and respect the word – Transparency. Be it any model, if both the parties can understand each other’s requirements, they can ensure that the project is completed on time.” Mr T S Ramachandran Director – Technical, CPCL 6 | Impression - South 2013 Session - IV - Panel Discussion “Improving Transparency and Relationship Management Between Customers & Contractors for the EPC Projects” ChemTECH - EPC South 2013 hosted a panel discussion on “IMPROVING TRANSPARENCY AND RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT BETWEEN CUSTOMERS & CONTRACTORS FOR THE EPC PROJECTS” on October 10, 2013, where eminent panelists namely Mr B Narayan, Group President (Procurement & Projects), RIL, Mr Samik Mukherjee, Managing Director, Technip KT India Ltd., Mr Chandra Moily, Commercial Operation Director, Foster Wheeler India Pvt Ltd, and Mr T S Ramachandran, Director – Technical, CPCL, debated and discussed a number crucial points such as complexities of EPC projects, financial strengths of owner and contractor, contracting modes, and the focus of the debate – Transparency in Relationship, to name a few. Mr B Narayan moderated the session. “Sad, but it is true that in India, there is no EPC company that is ready to take financial risks. Be it a foreign contractor with their offices in India or a domestic player, they do not have enough financial strength and hence, they are not able to sign performance bonds and make down payment to the vendors.” Mr B Narayan Group President (Procurement & Projects), RIL “Globally, projects are becoming bigger and more complex stretching the resources and competencies and capabilities of the value chain… Industry is indeed moving towards ‘partnerships’ a lot”. “Overseas, lots of contracts are executed on convertible lumpsum turnkey method, which is open for multinational contractors, and whenever the project schedule are tight and the scope definitions are not so clear, it is easier for a customers and end users to start the project off the ground, spent an initial sum of money, and as they realise the definition, they are able to form a possible contracting strategy. So, convertible lumpsum is not a norm, but prevalent in many parts of the world. If there is a good relationship between the contractor and user, this can be a good mechanism indeed.” Mr Chandra Moily Commercial Operation Director, Foster Wheeler India Pvt Ltd Mr Samik Mukherjee Managing Director, Technip KT India Ltd. Impression - South 2013 | 7 Theme: ‘6R of Water....Reduce, Recycle, Recharge, Rehabilitate, Regulate’ Session - I Reduce … Getting Justice in Consumption of Water Mr Devang Thaker, Environment Engineer, Gujarat Pollution Control Board addresses the Delegates in Session I on “Reduce …. Getting Justice in Consumption of Water.” Other members on the dais are (From L-R) Mr R K Jain, Chief Engineer, Central Water Commission, Govt. of India, Mr A B Pandya Technical Chairman, WaterEX South 2013 CAB & Member, CWC, Government of India and Mr V K Chawla, Chief Engineer, Central Water Commission “There is a need to evolve a National Framework Law as an umbrella statement of general principles since it is now essential to recognise water not only as a scarce resource but also as a sustainer of life and ecology. Therefore, water, particularly, groundwater, needs to be managed as a community resource held, by the state, under public trust doctrine.” Mr R K Jain Chief Engineer, Central Water Commission, Govt. of India “Industries consume approx. 8 – 10 per cent of water, which is marginal consideration but not from the environment perception since the waste water generated during the process consist of extreme high pollutants that degrade source of water. ” Mr A B Pandya Technical Chairman, CAB, WaterEX South 2013 & Member, CWC, Government of India, presents a memento to Mr Yatinder Pal Singh Suri, Country Head, Outokumpu India Mr Devang Thaker Environment Engineer, Gujarat Pollution Control Board “Water Audit, designed in XII proposal plans in a management tool for conservative, systematic, scientific scrutiny of water accounts which monitors amount of water supplied, utilised, reused, recycled, quality of effluents, along with amount of water loss. Thus, helps in water saving, energy conservation and reduces quantity of effluents in the water.” Mr V K Chawla Chief Engineer, Central Water Commission, Govt. of India 8 | Impression - South 2013 Mr A B Pandya Technical Chairman, CAB, WaterEX South 2013 & Member, CWC, Govt. of India, presents a memento to Mr V K Chawla Chief Engineer, Central Water Commission, Govt. of India as a token for appreciation Session - II Recycle & Reuse – Industrial Recycling of Water, Desalination “With 15 per cent of water efficiency use in Indian industries impacts approximately 60 per cent of water availability in the industrial sectors and thus recycled waste water, domestic sewage, and sea water can be great alternative resources.” Mr G Sridhar AVP(Southern Region), ION Exchange Waterleau Ltd “Finnish Water Forum (FWF) established in 2009 to promote Finnish water sector’s capabilities in international forums and project, help achieve the millennium development goals, endorse water security, and leverage private and public sector co-operation in generation of new project.” Mr Sreehari Nambiar Country Representative, FINPRO-a Representative body for Finnish Industries “The Indian Government has circulated a Model Bill to all States and Union Territories to enable them to exact suitable legislation for regulation and control of ground water development. The revised Model Bill in 2005 focuses on “Regulate and Control the Development and Management of ground water” which has currently adopted by only few states.” Mr Sushil Gupta Chairman, Central Ground Water Board (CGWB), Govt. Of India Session - III Investment opportunities in various states--- an infrastructure overview “Technology Development Board was established by Govt. of India to provide financial assistance to industrial clusters and other agencies for development and commercialisation of innovative technologies through different channels such as Soft financing, Seed Capital Support, Support Venture Capital Funds and Technologies of national importance.” Mr Chander Parkash “Chennai has left with no Tanks due to urbanisation which has eventually led to deficiency of water and thus Rehabilitation of existing tanks is particularly important for the augmenting of water. It is not just the responsibility of Government but also of the public.” Er T Kanthimathinathan Superintending Engineer, WRD, Palar Basin Circle, Government of Tamil Nadu Project Co-ordinator Technology Devlp Board, Dept. Of Science & Technology Impression - South 2013 | 9 Session - IV Recharge … Restoring our Water Bodies “IWRM is basically more coordinated development and management of land and water, Surface water and ground water and Upstream and downstream interests in respect to maximise the resultant economic and social welfare in an equitable manner without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystem” Dr V C Goyal “The three P’s, i.e. Prevention, Protection and Preservation are the keys to tackle the physical and economic water scarcity of our country and thus industries should join hands to develop Innovative approach for conservation of water.” Mr Murari Ratnam Director, Central Soil and Materials Research Station (CSMRS),Govt. of India Head Research Division, National Institute of Hydrology(NIH) “Generally, what is projected as conflict in real is just a miscommunication since our respective departments and ministers haven’t worked collaterally. But presently, we just hope that with the initiative of Ganga Basin Management Plan Project and with involvement all the ministerial department, there will be definitely positive results in the coming future.” Dr Vinod Tare Professor, Environmental Engineering And Management, IIT Kanpur; Project Coordinator Session - IV Indian Water Resources Society (IWRS) “According to National Water Commission, Incentives should be created for wastewater recycling and reuse - in the form of rebate on water cess, - concessions in customs and excise duty on equipment and machinery and tariff rates must be kept high to disincentives use of freshwater compelled to examine technological interventions leading to less use per unit production. This will eventually reduce pollution load generation and consequent cost of treatment.” Mr A K Kharya Director- Climate Change & IAD, Central Water Commission, Govt. of India 10 | Impression - South 2013 “Water Resources Planning allow user to create your maps, 2D to 3D visualization with Google earth and sharing information among users in participatory mode like text file, maps, videos etc.” Mr Alok Paul Kalsi Dy Director, Remote Sensing Directorate – Central Water Commission, Govt. of India Theme: ‘Automation for Process Reliability’ Inauguration Inauguration of Industry Automation & Control South 2013 (From L-R):Mr Sanjay Joshi, MD, Aker Solutions, Mr A S Basu, MD, CPCL, Mr L Radhakrishnan (IAS), Principal Secretary, Department of Home, Government of Kerala, Mr S P Rajanish, Head – Domestic Sales, L&T Valves and Mr P Kumaraswami, General Manager, In-charge – Projects at the inauguration of IAC South 2013 Industry Automation & Control (IAC) 2013 – themed as “AUTOMATION FOR PROCESS RELIABILITY” – was inaugurated on October 11, 2013 in the presence of Guest of Honour Mr L Radhakrishnan (IAS), Principal Secretary, Department of Home, the Government of Kerala. Mr Maulik Jasubhai, Group CEO, Jasubhai Group, welcomed the gathering, where Mr Prasad K Panicker, Executive Director, Kochi Refinery, BPCL, Mr A S Basu, Managing Director, CPCL, Mr Sanjay Joshi, Managing Director, Aker Solutions, and Mr Arun Dev, General Manager, Larsen & Toubro Valves, delivered keynote addresses. We are really happy that some of the major industry leaders from the established companies have continued to support through all these years. We are happy to receive the enormous response in Chennai. “Industrial automation is essential to enhance efficiency of a plant and reduce cost. Automation technologies not just monitor processes, but some of them are actually running industrial processes. There has been a great amount of increase in the usage of automation technologies not only in the manufacturing and process control but also in the management of several other activities within an organisation.” Mr L Radhakrishnan (IAS), Principal Secretary, Department of Home, Government of Kerala “It was here in 1988, where Chemtech Foundation organised its first seminar on Electronics, Instrumentation and Automation in Process Industry. And since then, Instrumentation and Process Control became integral part of Chemtech’s international seminars and exhibitions. The seminar marked the beginning of the new chapter in the story of Chemtech, and served the purpose of initiating a platform for automation as an important subject within process industry and allied industry that we serve.” Mr Maulik Jasubhai Vice Chairman & Chief Executive, Jasubhai Group & Chemtech Foundation Impression - South 2013 | 11 Inauguration Inauguration of Industry Automation & Control South 2013 “Process safety management is the forefront requirement in any project in refineries… Numerous recent incidents across the industry have highlighted the need to pay extra attention to process safety, which mean blending engineering and management skills focused on preventing catastrophic accidents” Mr P Kumaraswami General Manager, In-charge – Projects Kochi Refinery, BPCL “With an expanding horizon of Automation to the second-tier equipment, achieving a world-class performance remains a distant dream. Automation through real time monitoring and protection also comes handy in the circumstances where the response time available for the operator or maintenance technician to act and prevent failure is so little that catastrophic failure can be prevented. Centralised online asset monitoring also eliminates the need to send personnel into the hazardous for data acquisitions.” Mr A S Basu, MD, CPCL “We are in the world of innovation. Be it chemical & petrochemical industry or oil and gas industry, there has been a significance growth in the innovation in automation and control side. The automation industry has really made huge progress and that is driven by number of factors including the growing demand for safety and security, need for minimum downtime, need for scalable solutions, to ensure fast tract commissioning, and to ensure sustainable development all around.” “I would like to compliment Chemtech Foundation for their service to the industry, and brining Chemtech International Conferences and Exhibitions back to Chennai after a long time. This exhibition and conferences have created an excellent platform to network and to bring end users, contractors, equipment manufactures together on a common platform to exchange ideas, understand the issues and to look for solutions for the win-win situation for the entire industry.” Mr Sanjay Joshi Mr S P Rajanish MD, Aker Solutions Head – Domestic Sales, L&T Valves Delegates during the inauguration ceremony of Industry Automation & Control South 2013 12 | Impression - South 2013 Caption........... Session - I Process Safety “The level of risk is determined by the probability of occurrence of hazards and its consequences. Though, nothing can be made absolutely risk free in a process plant, we must ensure to avoid the failure in the best possible manner, and it can be ensured to a great extend while designing a plant”. “A fieldbus is a digital, two-way, multi –drop communication link among intelligent measurement and control devices, It serves as a local area network (LAN), for advanced process control remote input/output application.” Mr. Sukumaran Mathoor GM, Operations, Pepperl & Fuchs Ms Priyamvada R DGM Instrumentation Engineers India Ltd “Safety of a unit is a primary concern, and we really need to take care of bothersome trips, which affect the profitability of an organisation by forcing unnecessary shut-downs….We need to ask ourselves… What can go wrong?… What controls are in place?…. And if the controls continue to operate as intended?” Mr Ashok Simon Chief Manager – Projects, BPCL Session - II Flow Measurement for Custody Transfer “The objective of auditing and validation is to detect and identify potential measurement sources of errors so as to implement corrective measures and improve the uncertainty level associated with the measurement. Incorrect installation such as not providing the required straight pipe length may distort the profile.” Mr Sivaprakash K G “Just the meter accuracy is not sufficient to get system accuracy; we need to check the total system uncertainty. No single metering solution is perfect for all application…. A nominal pressure drop across the system is necessary to get good system uncertainty”. Mr Chacko Andrews Associate Vice President Chemtrols Industries Ltd Chief Research Engineer Fluid Control Research of India (FCRI) “The accuracy of measurement and the repeatability of measurement are very critical when you use a meter on a custody transfer applications, because there are two entities involved one is buyer and second is the seller. Keeping the fact in mind, GE has introduced few technologies in the measurement of ultra sound so as to ensure that we get not only the highly accurate result but also the repetitive results.” Mr Ajit Divekar Director Measurement Solutions, GE India Impression - South 2013 | 13 Caption........................................................................................................................... Session - III - Panel Discussion Cyber Security for Plant Automation The ChemTECH – IAC South 2013 conference was concluded with a comprehensive discussion among Mr Sony Anthony, Director, IT Security, KPMG Advisory Services, Mr PLN Murthy, DGM Maintenance, Mumbai Refinery, BPCL, Mr Amitava Biswas, Country Head, HPS, India, Mr Akilur Rahman, Global Head of Control Systems Engineering and Cyber Security, ABB Process Automation, on “CYBER SECURITY FOR PLANT AUTOMATION.” All the panelists spoke at length on several issues such as cyber security and its inroads in IT, significance of cyber security, rapidly changing technologies, etc. Mr PLN Murthy, who shared insights into some of the nuisances that need to be considered while ensuring IT security, moderated the discussion. Mr Sony Anthony Director, IT Security, KPMG Advisory Services (3rd from L), answers a question from one of the delegates as (From L-R) Mr Amitava Biswas, Country Head, Honeywell Process Solutions, India, Mr PLN Murthy, DGM Maintenance, Mumbai Refinery, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, and Mr Akilur Rahman, Global Head of Control Systems Engineering and Cyber Security, ABB Process Automation “We all know that cyber security has its inroads in IT, IT Networks and It Systems; however, it has not made that level of intrusion in process automation networks. It is largely because process automation networks and systems have been isolated and they have been proprietary in nature. Whenever process automation systems have evolved, they have concentrated more on real time operations, functionality and performance, and security has been last point of consideration for process automation networks” “Just imagine a scenario when you need to fix a patch in your systems urgently… you transfers the file through a pen drive and in haste, you forget to scan it and get your systems infected with some virus. One should be very careful while using such devices as a little ignorance can harm your system. Such nuisances need to be considered thoroughly. ” Mr PLN Murthy DGM Maintenance, Mumbai Refinery Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd Mr Sony Anthony Director, IT Security KPMG Advisory Services “We are using the IT technologies in the process control domain to make the process more flexible and increase the productivity. It is not just the inbuilt security features of the software, but I think, a lot of efforts need to incorporate from owners or operators side as well to ensure the security in the projects and in the operations….. We need to be tuned to the rapidly changing technologies.” Mr Akilur Rahman Global Head of Control Systems Engineering and Cyber Security ABB Process Automation 14 | Impression - South 2013 “It’s a reality that industry control systems have moved from being proprietary to open systems… Technology moves because of the need for the same… in this regard, the cyber security has become an important factor.” Mr Amitava Biswas Country Head Honeywell Process Solutions, India International Exhibition ANDHRA PRADESH INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED ANDRITZ SEPARATION (INDIA) PVT LTD BAOJI YONGSHENGTAI TITANIUM INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. BAUMER TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PVT. LTD. BRONKHORST HIGH-TECH B.V. BUSCH VACUUM INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED C.R.I. PUMPS PVT LIMITED CHEMTROLS INDUSTRIES LIMITED Impression - South 2013 | 15 International Exhibition CROMPTON GREAVES LTD DALAL ENGINEERING PVT. LTD. ECONOMY REFRIGERATION PVT.LTD EDWARDS INDIA PVT LTD ELECTRONICS CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED EVEREST BLOWERS PRIVATE LIMITED FENIX PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU 16 | Impression - South 2013 International Exhibition GUJARAT STATE FERTILIZERS & CHEMICALS LTD HRS PROCESS SYSTEMS LTD ITT CORPORATION INDIA PVT LTD KEVIN ENTERPRISES PVT LTD KHOSLA PROFIL PVT LTD L & T VALVES LIMITED LEISTER TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PVT LTD MEGTEC SYSTEMS INDIA PVT.LTD. Impression - South 2013 | 17 International Exhibition MINISTRY OF EARTH SCIENCES NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HYDROLOGY PANAM ENGINEERS PEPPERL+FUCHS (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED PNEUCON VALVES PVT. LTD. RAJ PROCESS EQUIPMENTS AND SYSTEMS PVT LTD RASHTRIYA CHEMICALS & FERTILIZERS LTD RICHTER PUMPS AND VALVES INDIA PVT. LTD. 18 | Impression - South 2013 International Exhibition SUBODH ENGINEERING PVT LTD SWAM PNEUMATICS PVT.LTD. UNP POLYVALVES (INDIA) PVT LTD VAAS INDUSTRIES PVT LTD ION EXCHANGE (INDIA) LTD JASUBHAI ENGINEERING PVT LTD A/C MHD. DIVISION OUTOKUMPU OYJ PYRO ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS GOA PVT LTD Impression - South 2013 | 19 International Exhibition ARVIND ANTICOR LIMITED CHEMDIST PROCESS SOLUTIONS CONSITE ENGINEERING CO LTD ITAL VACUUM NAGMAN INSTRUMENTS & ELECTRONICS PVT LTD PPI PUMPS PVT. LTD. STEAMLINE INDUSTRIES LIMITED TMVT INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. / CONTINENTAL INDUSTRIE S.A.S 20 | Impression - South 2013 International Exhibition TOSHNIWAL INSTRUMENTS MADRAS PVT. LIMITED VISVESVARAYA INDUSTRIAL TRADE CENTRE FAINGER LESER VALVES PVT. LTD. FINEPACK STRUCTURES PVT. LTD. SHREE GANESH PROCESS EQUIPMENTS PVT. LTD YASHTEC BRY-AIR (ASIA) PVT LTD AQUA DESIGNS INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED Impression - South 2013 | 21 Exhibitors List ABCO HI-TEC VALVES PRIVATE LIMITED CHEMTROLS INDUSTRIES LIMITED ACME FLUID SYSTEMS CONSITE ENGINEERING CO LTD ADVAIT COMMUNICATION CREATIVE ENGINEERS A/C NSIC AKASH PUBLICATION CROMPTON GREAVES LTD ANDHRA PRADESH INDUSTRIAL D. V. POLYMERS INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED DALAL ENGINEERING PVT. LTD. ANDRITZ SEPARATION (INDIA) PVT LTD DELVAC PUMPS PVT LTD A/C NSIC AQUA DESIGNS INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED DIGITAL TRADE NETWORK (TRADE4INDIA) ARVIND ANTICOR LIMITED ECONOMY REFRIGERATION PVT.LTD ARYA CRAFTS & ENGINEERING PVT. LTD. EDWARDS INDIA PVT LTD AUTOCAL SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. ELECTROMECH ENGINEERING ENTERPRISES AVIANS INNOVATIONS TECHNOLOGY PVT. LTD ELECTRONICS CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED BALMAN RAVIRAM ASSOCIATES A/C NSIC EUREKA INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENTS PVT LTD BAOJI YONGSHENGTAI TITANIUM INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. EVEREST BLOWERS PRIVATE LIMITED BASE ELECTRONICS & SYSTEMS FAAB INDUSTRIES BAUMER TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PVT. LTD. FAINGER LESER VALVES PVT. LTD. BLOW CAN INDUSTRIES FENIX PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD BRONKHORST HIGH-TECH B.V. FINEPACK STRUCTURES PVT. LTD. BRY-AIR (ASIA) PVT LTD FLUID CHECK VALVES PRIVATE LIMITED A/C NSIC BUSCH VACUUM INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED FLUIDTECH ENGINEERING SYSTEMS C.R.I. PUMPS PVT LIMITED FOUR SQUARE MEDIA CADEM SOFTWARES & SERVICES G.M.ENGINEERING CETEX PETROCHEMICALS LTD GALAXY SIVTEX CHEMDIST PROCESS SOLUTIONS GETIT INFOMEDIA 22 | Impression - South 2013 Exhibitors List GLASFAB SCIENTIFICS KHOSLA PROFIL PVT LTD GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU L & T VALVES LIMITED GUARNIFLON INDIA PVT. LTD. LECHLER (INDIA) PVT.LTD. GUJARAT STATE FERTILIZERS & CHEMICALS LTD LEISTER TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PVT LTD HANGZHOU XINGYUAN FILTER TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. LEONI CABLE SOLUTIONS (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED HEADLINES MEDIA & EVENTS PVT LTD LIST AG HRS PROCESS SYSTEMS LTD MARK TECHPRO & CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD I - TECH MEDIA PVT LTD MEGTEC SYSTEMS INDIA PVT.LTD. I SOLUTION ( FINANCE CONSULTANT ) MINISTRY OF EARTH SCIENCES INFOCOM NETWORK LIMITED NAGMAN INSTRUMENTS & ELECTRONICS PVT LTD ION EXCHANGE (INDIA) LTD NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HYDROLOGY ITT CORPORATION INDIA PVT LTD NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT AGENCY JAPAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION NAVEEN GASKETS PRIVATE LIMITED JASUBHAI ENGINEERING PVT LTD A/C CES DIVISION OUTOKUMPU OYJ JASUBHAI ENGINEERING PVT LTD PANAM ENGINEERS A/C HABONIM DIVISION PEPPERL+FUCHS (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED JASUBHAI ENGINEERING PVT LTD A/C MHD. DIVISION PNEUCON VALVES PVT. LTD. JASUBHAI MEDIA PVT.LTD. PPI PUMPS PVT. LTD. JAY STEEL CORPORATION PREMIUM TRANSMISSION LTD. JET VACUUM SYSTEMS PVT LTD. PRINCE PIPES & FITTINGS PVT. LTD. JIMTRADE.COM PUMPS VALVES AND SYSTEMS KAUSTUBHA UDYOG PYRO ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS GOA PVT LTD KEVIN ENTERPRISES PVT LTD R&D INSTRUMENT SERVICES A/C NSIC Impression - South 2013 | 23 Exhibitors List RAJ PROCESS EQUIPMENTS AND SYSTEMS PVT LTD SUBODH ENGINEERING PVT LTD RAJATH MATERIAL HANDLING SUPER INDUSTRIAL LINING PVT LTD SYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED A/C NSIC SWAM PNEUMATICS PVT.LTD. RASAII FLOW LINES PVT LTD TEADIT PACKING & GASKETS PVT. LTD. RASHTRIYA CHEMICALS & FERTILIZERS LTD TEJ INDUSTRIES RAVEL HITEKS PVT LTD THE EIMCO-KCP LTD RICHTER PUMPS AND VALVES INDIA PVT. LTD. TMVT INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. / S J INDUSTRIES A/C NSIC CONTINENTAL INDUSTRIE S.A.S SAMTECH ENGINEERING SERVICES PVT. LTD. TOOL PEAKS INDUSTRIES LIMITED SHANTI METAL SUPPLY CORPORATION TOSHNIWAL INSTRUMENTS MADRAS PVT. LIMITED SHREE ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO. ULTRAMAX HYDROJET PRIVATE LIMITED A/C NSIC SHREE GANESH PROCESS EQUIPMENTS PVT. LTD UNIQUE EQUIPMENTS SMART LABTECH PVT.LTD. UNISTEELS & ENGINEERING CO. PVT LTD. SOUTHERN THERMAL ENGINEERING UNP POLYVALVES (INDIA) PVT LTD COMPANY A/C NSIC USHA TECHNOLOGIES A/C NSIC SPICOS MEDIA COMMUNICATION PVT LTD VAAS INDUSTRIES PVT LTD SPRAYING SYSTEMS INDIA PVT. LTD. VASUNDARA AUTOMATION AND SRI BALAHA CHEMICALS (P) LTD ENGINEERING SERVICES PVT. LTD. SRI BALAJI PUMPS VISHVA PROTECH PVT LTD SSP PVT LIMITED VISVESVARAYA INDUSTRIAL TRADE CENTRE STEAMLINE INDUSTRIES LIMITED XINXIANG LIER FILTER TECHNOLOGY CO, LTD STEEL AIIDS ENTERPRISE PVT LTD YASHTEC ZHEGIANG NETSUN 24 | Impression - South 2013