Birstonas gas distribution station modernization

Client:

AB „Amber Grid“

Period:

2015/05 – 2015/12

Project description:

As per the contract “The Repairs of Automatic Equipment and Electrical Facilities of the Birštonas Gas Distribution Station (GDS) and the Purchase of Related Services”, the company’s personnel carried out the following tasks:

  • Creation of simplified plans for repairing electrical, automatic, SCADA and alarm systems;
  • Dismantling of the diesel generator located in the metal container and installation in a new GDS building;
  • Installation of a new automatic control system (ACS) in the building’s control room and removing of the SCADA equipment, the control cabinets of the fire and security alarm and the diesel electrical generator;
  • Implementation of the interaction between the ACS and SCADA system according to the framework of the SCADA automatic equipment and alarm interaction;
  • Preparation of all the necessary documents.

Radio direction finding equipment installation in sea surveillance posts of the LNF

Client:

Lithuanian Naval Forces (LNF)

Period:

2015/10 – 2015/12

Project description:

During the execution of the Agreement “Sale, assembly, installation and launching of radio direction finding equipment in Palanga, Klaipėda and Nida sea surveillance posts of the naval forces” the following activities were carried out:

  • Preparation of all documents and design drawings required for the assembly of the equipment;
  • Installation of three sets of radio direction finding equipment;
  • Installation of all hardware and software required to process information received from radio direction finders in all sea surveillance posts, to represent the processed details, and to control the equipment installed in the sea surveillance posts;
  • Execution of other system launch and harmonisation activities.

Automated data collection system in VICI fish processing plant

Client:

UAB „Plungės kooperatinė prekyba“ (VIČI Group)

Period:

2015/09 – 2015/12

Project description:

During the project implementation the installation of an automated data collection system in the fish processing plant in the city of Plungė took place. This system will allow monitoring and controlling the entire production technological process in real time, receiving timely warnings on deviations in technological process parameters from the limits set and responding in a timely manner.

New automation cabinet sets and controllers will be mounted, SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) software with TEMEKA software module for data export to pdf files will be installed, works of the installation of automation cabinets, programming of controllers and other system start-up – adjustment works will be conducted during the performance of the contract.

Engineering and construction works of the above-ground part of the KN LNG terminal

Client:

PPS Pipeline Systems GmbH (main contractor), AB Klaipėdos nafta

Period:

2013/09 – 2014/12

Project description:

Under subcontract with major contractor – PPS Pipeline Systems GmbH, Elsis TS provided various engineering design and construction services.

  • Detailed design of SCADA and Automation, Telecommunications systems parts.
  • Supply of equipment and Installation of Electricity, Telecommunications, SCADA and HVAC systems in Gas Metering Station (GMS), Valve stations, Jetty and throughout the whole designed length of the pipeline. Pre-commissioning and Commissioning of all installed systems.
  • Onshore works – Gas Metering Station (GMS). Supply of necessary equipment and installation of Station Control and Metering Systems (Schneider Electric ScadaPack300 series RTU, Honeywell PLC, Siemens ESD PLC), HVAC, Indoor and Outdoor Security Systems, Video Surveillance System, Gas Detection System, Automatic Emergency Shutdown System (ESD), Automation-Process Controls equipment, external Electricity, and lighting systems. Installation of wireless (Wi-Fi) connection between GMS and Jetty and GSM connection between GMS and valve stations, including installation of communication tower.  Installation of Automation and SCADA System at GMS stations including SCADA software (TEMEKA) installation.
  • Valve (closing device) stations. Supply of equipment and installation of Automation and SCADA System, Electricity, lighting, grounding, and protection systems at valve stations.
  • Offshore works. Supply of equipment and installation of SCADA and Process Automation systems, ESD system at Jetty. Supply of equipment and Installation of wireless and GSM network connection from the shore to the Jetty, including installation of communication antenna on Jetty

Acoustic telemetric equipment for salmon fish population study in Lithuania

Client:

Fisheries Service under the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Lithuania

Period:

2014/07 – 2014/10

Project description:

With the beginning of autumn, Division of Pisciculture of the Lithuanian Fisheries Service in cooperation with the researchers from the Nature Research Centre started marking salmonids and reconstructing fish passes. Acoustic transmitters will be used for marking for the first time in Lithuania. UAB Elsis TS will supply the acoustic telemetry equipment for the project.

Previously, radio telemetry was used in Lithuania, however, this year the Fisheries Service acquired new acoustic telemetry equipment, which is becoming increasingly popular throughout the world every day. Transmitters of this type can be used in both fresh waters and seas or oceans with absolutely different salinity of water. They provide extremely accurate data. This is a new technologic step forward.

Receivers will be placed in several locations: below a fish pass to capture a fish swimming therein, also, inside a fish pass itself in order to find out how long a fish stays in it, and behind it to see how long it takes for a fish to adapt after a fish pass in the water body.

Along with acoustic receivers, internal fish markers are also used for research; they are implanted inside a fish during the operation, and send signals to receivers. 30 salmonids will be marked for research. They will be observed for three weeks.

The conducted research allows monitoring changes in population of fish in Lithuanian rivers and lakes. According to specialists, research conducted last year showed that the number of fish in Lithuanian waters has been increasing.

 

Meteorological weather radar

Client:

Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service under Ministry of Environment

Period:

2013/09 – 2014/09

Project description:

Elsis TS UAB successfully completed the project with Lithuanian Hydro-Meteorological Service (LHMS) under the Ministry of Environment for the acquisition and installation of a new weather radar. The project work included construction of radar tower, installation of all interior and exterior systems (security, video surveillance, fire alarm, and telecommunications), supply and installation of weather radar technical equipment and software, customer trainings. Radar manufacturer – Vaisala Oyj (Finland).

The radar will present precise data on precipitation, the intensity and type thereof. It can also determine many processes, various hydro-meteorological events, forecast weather conditions for sea and air ports, hurricanes, hail, air mass changes, etc. This new weather radar is aimed at monitoring precipitation and short-term weather projections, thus enabling national weather forecasters to make more accurate precipitation forecasts.

This is a second radar used by LHMS, which will complement the first one located in Laukuva. Information about the atmosphere is collected within the radius of 250 km, however, the greater the distance the lower is the accuracy of the data. The new radar was constructed in Trakų Vokė, thus allowing to monitor precipitation movements in the eastern Lithuania, Poland and Belarus, and making more accurate very short-term forecasts of the entire Lithuania and its surroundings.

The contract implemented executing the project “Modernization of Lithuanian meteorological observation network. Acquisition and installation of weather radar”, which is funded from the 2007-2013 European Regional Development Funds and state budget funds of the Republic of Lithuania.

 

Supply of Satellite Communication Terminals

Client:

Fisheries Service under the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Lithuania

Period:

2013/10 – 2014/02

Project description:

According to the contract with the Fisheries Service under the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Lithuania the company supplied 45 sets of satellite communication terminals „Sailor 6140 mini-C“ from UK based company „Cobham SATCOM“ (formerly Thrane & Thrane). The aim of the project – to replace the old satellite communication terminals to the new ones in all fishing vessels with Lithuanian registration.

As an ongoing project, Elsis TS together with a long-term partner, the company „European Satellite Link GmbH“, also started providing vessel tracking and monitoring service (Vessels Monitoring System – VMS) to all shipping vessels, where these new transmitters are already installed.

Transmitters operate with the software vCatch from a company VISMA, which is used by Fisheries Service for shipping vessels monitoring.

LITGRID system control centre upgrade

Client:

AB “Litgrid”

Period:

2013/07 – 2014/01

Project description:

Elsis TS UAB implemented the project during which the system control centre equipment of Litgrid AB, the electricity transmission system operator, was upgraded. During the project implementation, the ELSIS TS installed a new Clarity LED3 Series video wall designed by “Planar Systems” consisting of 36 video cubes instead of the out-of-date operational video wall. Also, new working stations as well as electricity supply, uninterrupted supply and ventilation systems were installed for operators working 24/7. Installation of new technologies resulted in enhanced safety and reliability of the system control centre.

The video wall displays data not only from Lithuania, but also from surrounding power systems. Operators are able to monitor real-time volumes of electricity generated in power plants and wind mills, operating electricity transmission lines as well as the ones disconnected for repair, transformer substations and switchgears, system frequency, import data, electricity demand and consumption. In 2016, when power links between Sweden and Poland start operating, the video wall will enable displaying data of Polish and Swedish power systems.

The video wall serves as an information field which generalises data. In the event of emergency, automated units transfer signals to the general system which processes information received not only from the Lithuanian electricity transmission network, but also from other power systems the Lithuanian power grid is connected to. Information displayed in one or more places helps make decisions more promptly and organise the system control activities more efficiently.

Meteorological observation system modernization in Vilnius and Palanga airports

Client:

Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service under the Ministry of Environment

Period:

2011/04 – 2012/09

Project description:

Modernization of meteorological observation systems in Vilnius and Palanga airports will enable a more accurate evaluation of weather conditions for the routes above the Lithuanian airspace, making of forecasts of local meteorological conditions for a particular flight, continuous observation of meteorological conditions in the airport area, expeditious information of aviation consumer, as well as exchange of available information with other services. Implementation of the project will enable to increase the flight safety, optimize and improve the work of overground services, as well as work out more accurate and more efficient flight plans.

For the pilots avoid risky phenomena, it is highly important to predict the changes in weather conditions. For example, unexpected entering continuous rain may block the opening of the air pressure receiver, thereby forming rather high electrical potentials and icing up the aircraft. Implementation of the project will enable the flight control centers, aircraft pilots, weathermen, etc. to present more reliable, more exhaustive, and more expeditious meteorological information, enabling to ensure higher safety of the flights.