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1 Environment and Energy Efficiency Air and Water Quality Solutions 2.015
2 Summary 00 General Overview 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 03 Air Quality 2
3 00 General Overview 01 Corporate Information 02 Business Group 03 International Presence 04 Engineering, design and project execution 05 SICE in figures 06 Business Areas 07 Environment and Energy Efficiency 3
4 00 General Overview 1. Corporate Information Sociedad Ibérica de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A. (SICE) is a multinational technology integration company, mainly focuses on providing added value services through the integration of a range of in-house and third party technologies and systems, always with the aim of offering the best solution tailored to each customer, and of providing: Technological capacity Experience Personalised solutions Systems integration Open Systems 4
5 00 General Overview 2. Business Group SICE Tecnología y Sistemas runs carries out its activities in the ACS Group's area of industrial services, one of the largest reference in the world in the applied industrial engineering sector. The solidity of the SICE TyS group is guaranteed by the diversity and specialisation of 7 companies, whose wideranging experience in the development of products and services at a multinational level strengthens the group's position as a world leader in the industrial engineering sector. 5
6 00 General Overview 3. International Presence SICE Technology and Systems Group is present in over 45 countries across 5 continents. 6
7 00 General Overview 4. Engineering, Design and Project execution SICE has the capacity to work on all phases of a project, from design to operation. 7
8 00 General Overview 5. SICE in figures Thus, thanks to professionalism of its human resources, SICE has survived until the present day with a consolidated group of solutions and systems and a wide range of services. 8
9 00 General Overview 6. Business Areas During the course of its long existence SICE has successfully delivered and maintained thousands of projects for public and private customers in a wide range of sectors and business areas, from intelligent traffic and transport systems (ITS) to smart cities, as well as environmental and energy efficiency services, communications infrastructure and safety and process control systems. 9
10 00 General Overview 7. Environment and Energy Efficiency Environment and Energy Efficiency Energy and the environment are an indispensable part of sustainable development and constitute a fundamental part of SICE's activities. The company provides solutions to all customer requirements and offers customized technological solutions applied to fields as diverse as hydrology, meteorology, water and air quality and hydraulic installations. Thus, the company covers the entire water cycle, from its natural source to distribution, purification and return to the environment. SICE is committed equally to renewable energy through solutions such as isolated power plants, photovoltaic systems, etc. SICE has evolved its traditional public lighting activity that it has been carrying out since 1921, and is currently incorporated as an Energy Services Company (ESCO). 10
11 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 01 Automatic Hydrological Information System (AHIS) 02 Automatic Water Quality Information System (AWQIS) 03 Hydro-meteorological Network 04 Early warning and Decision Support System (DSS) 05 Waste Water Quality Control 11
12 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 1. Automatic Hydrological Information System 1.- Automatic Hydrological Information System (AHIS) An AHIS is a system that is able to collect, transmit in real time, process and submit all data that describe the hydrological and hydraulic condition of a river basin, for the purpose of managing and exploiting its water resources and being able to take appropriate action against possible eventualities. SICE's experience with these systems ranges from the first installation of the system to the subsequent maintenance and operation service, provided by qualified and experienced personnel who are able not only to manage and control the system, but also to create new computer utilities or tools to facilitate user access to the information that is generated. From an AHIS control center, SICE is able to manage data from multiple systems (AWQIS, ROEA, etc.) to allow it to be operated by different users. 12
13 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 1. Automatic Hydrological Information System The Basin Control Center is the operational center of a basin administration. Centralized in the AHIS, data from multiple systems can be managed and operated by different users. Auscultation Data Gauging stations Water Quality stations AHIS System Groundwater stations Emergency Management Plans for dams
14 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 1. Automatic Hydrological Information System +60% of the Spanish River Basin Districts have SICE TyS participation in management control points managed by SICE 14
15 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 1. Automatic Hydrological Information System Relevant Projects (Installation) 01 Implementation and Operation of the Automatic Hydrological Information System (AHIS) of the North Rivers Basin (Spain) 02 Implementation and Operation of the Automatic Hydrological Information System (AHIS) of the Ebro River Basin(Spain) 03 Rehabilitation, Improvement and Implementation of 38 hydrometric stations in coast rivers prioritized by JBIC (Peru) 04 Project for the expansion of the Automatic Hydrological Information System (AHIS) of the Segura River Basin in Jaen and Almeria (Spain) 05 Supply, Installation and Commissioning of an Automatic Hydrological System and measuring equipment for hydropower purposes (Peru) 15
16 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 1. Automatic Hydrological Information System Relevenat Projects (Maintenance) 01 Maintenance and Operation of the Automatic Hydrological Information System (AHIS) of the Tajo River Basin, continuously since its implementation 02 Maintenance and Operation services for the Hidrological Information Automatical Network and Voice Communication in the Ebro River Basin, continuously since Maintenance and Operation of the AHIS-AWQIS-OGSN Integral System of the Segura River Basin, continuously since Maintenance and Operation of the AHIS-AWQIS-OGSN Integral System of the Miño-Sil Rivers Basin, continuously since its implementation 05 Maintenance and Operation of the Automatic Information System (AIS) of the Cantabrico Rivers Basin, continuously since its implementation 16
17 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 2. Automatic Water Quality Information System 2. Automatic Water Quality Information System (AWQIS) An AWQIS meets the need for precise and reliable information on the quality of continental surface water. This type of control can be applied to critical points to monitor outflows and protected areas through the real time measurement of physical-chemical parameters, the activation of pollution alarms and an analysis of trend curves and behavioral studies. Its purpose can be summarized as: Provides qualitative information on pollution and its evolution over time. Deters against intentional discharges. Monitoring in real time allowing immediate alert actions to existing catchments Facilitates control and short-term monitoring of the discharge. 17
18 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 2. Automatic Water Quality Information System SICE installs metering networks and offers subsequent maintenance and operation services, encouraging the use of AWQIS by the customer's personnel as part of their protection and warning activities in zones of special interest, river patrols and water quality management for activities to monitor, control, authorize and sanction waste poured into a river basin. Grants and Discharges Quality diagnostics Monitoring Water Plans Reports to the European Union Reports to International Agreements Reports to the Ministry of Environment WEBSITE 18
19 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 2. Automatic Water Quality Information System Relevant Projects 01 Installation, Maintenance and Operation of the Automatic Warning Stations Network of the Automatic Water Quality Information System in the North Rivers Basin 02 Maintenance and Operation of the Automatic Warning Stations Network of the AWQIS System in the Tajo River Basin 03 Maintenance and Operation of the Automatic Warning Stations Network of the AWQIS System in the Segura River Basin 04 Maintenance and Operation of Automatic Warning Stations, Control Center and Communications System of AWQIS System in the Duero River Basin 05 Maintenance and Operation of the Marine Water Quality Monitoring Network in Asturias 19
20 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 3. Hydro-meteorological Network 3. Hydro-meteorological Network A hydro-meteorological network consists of three fundamental elements REMOTE STATIONS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM CONTROL CENTER for controlling hydro-meteorological variables HUMIDITY PRECIPITATION TEMPERATURE FLOW WIND DIRECTION AND SPEED SICE installs and maintains all these components. 20
21 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 3. Hydro-meteorological Network Hydro-meteorological Network elements 01 Remote stations: are in charge of collecting data provided by sensors and processing, sorting and storing them before finally transmitting them. Report instantaneously on severe alarms. SICE also has data acquisition systems that it produces in house for different station types. 02 Communications System: is used to transmit the information recorded by the stations to the processing centre. SICE has experience with all types of communications, from satellite (DVB, INMARSAT, GOES, etc.) to UHF, VHF or Tetra radio systems, as well as the most simple GSM/GPRS systems. 03 Control Center: is the place where the system is operated and monitored and where all information from the remote stations is collected. Its main functions are communications management, storing data, displaying and managing alarms and emergencies. 21
22 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 4. Early warning and Decision Support System 4. Early warning and Decision Support System (DSS) Floods are the most common and frequent natural disaster worldwide, causing considerable loss of property and claiming numerous lives. Water authorities worldwide are aware of this problem and are increasingly making progress with the implementation of so-called Early Warning Systems or eventuality Decision Support Systems, in which SICE is expert. In general terms, the early warning and decision support systems provided by SICE are based on modelling of the hydrological response of a basin or system at three basic levels - hydrological models, hydraulic models and dam management -, helping in the reduction of reaction time in identifying risks and their potential effects and guarantee protection of the watershed, minimizing damage and alerting the relevant authorities and the affected population. 22
23 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 4. Early warning and Decision Support System Relevant Projects 01 Project for the Communication System Of Hydrological Information in the border section of Tajo River Basin (SICOINFRONJO) 02 Design and development of a Hydrological Information Management and Analysis System (SCADA) for the Official Gauging Stations Network of the River Basins in Spain 03 Upgrade of the Hydrological Information and Alarm Systems (SCADA) of Navarre 04 Technical Assistance for the Update, Maintenance and Exploitation of the SCADA System in the Water Quality Automatic Information System Program 23
24 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 5. Waste Water Quality Control 5. Waste Water Quality Control With the aim of equipping waste water treatment plants (WWTP) with instrumentation for continuously measuring the quality of waste water, SICE installs, maintains and operates Waste Water Quality Control Systems that are able to analyze various parameters in the effluent from each installation that is discharged into both streams and river basins. This ensures both the protection of the environment and compliance with requirements established in discharge authorizations issued by the relevant authorities. As well as placing an emphasis on parameter measurement or monitoring elements, SICE's experience with water quality has shown it to be necessary to create and thoroughly optimize a series of auxiliary components. These, in conjunction with measurement components, will help to achieve an operational, reliable, robust and low maintenance system. 24
25 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 5. Waste Water Quality Control Advantages of System Implementation Real-time monitoring of the influent water quality that allows bypass of the plant in case of detected contaminants that could damage the biological process. Anticipation in the treatment process due to know the water pollutant load in real time. Real-time monitoring of the treated water quality, checking the correct operation of the plant avoiding environmental damage and punish the operating entity. 25
26 01 Hydrology and Water Resources 5. Waste Water Quality Control SICE currently monitors the waste water quality in 45 STP In each system can measure up to 14 different quality parameters This system allows monitoring of water quality in the plant in real time 24/7 26
27 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 01 Dams 02 Supply Networks 03 Sewage and Sewerage 04 Canals and irrigation 05 Ornamental fountains 06 Automation and control 27
28 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 1. Dams 1. Dams SICE provides all necessary services in dam maintenance: Operation in normal situations Support in extraordinary situations Maintenance and conservation Auscultation Infrastructure inspection, monitoring, control and consultancy Similarly, it carries out all work necessary for the implementation of dam emergency plans, in compliance with the basic civil protection planning directive for the risk of floors and technical regulations on dam and reservoir safety. All the work to be done can be classified into four general categories: Dam emergency room, communications system, population warning system, access and auxiliary installations. 28
29 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 1. Dams Relevant Projects 01 Operation, Maintenance and Preservation of the Villanueva de la Vera, Navalmoral de la Mata and Zarza la Mayor Dams (Cáceres) 02 Operation, Maintenance and Preservation of the Camporredondo and Compuerto Dams (Palencia) 03 Project for the Auscultation System Improvement in Arquillo de San Blas, Benagéber and Loriguilla Dams (Teruel and Valencia) 04 Installation of Auscultation Systems in Amadorio, Beniarres, Guadalest and Forata Dams (Valencia) 05 Implementation Project of the Emergency Plan in Las Parras Dam (Teruel) 06 Implantación Implementation of Communication and Alert Systems to the public for the Emergency Plan in the Ullíbarri-Arrazua Dam 29
30 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 2. Supply Networks 2. Supply Networks SICE provides operation and maintenance services with its own highly qualified personnel for both active and disused supply networks. Staff management Ordinary and specialized maintenance System Operation Energy management and optimization of consumption Waste management Analytical control Chemicals Storage facilities management Computerized Maintenance Management Investment actions or scheduled improvements 30
31 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 2. Supply Networks Relevant Projects 01 Operation of drinking water treatment installations in the western zone of Biscay (Population served: inhabitants. Flow treated per year: m 3 /year) 02 Operation and Maintenance of El Girasol Drinking Water Supply System (Cuenca) (Population served : inhabitants. Flow treated per year: m 3 /year) 03 Upgrading and Extension of Abrera Drinking Water Treatment Plant (Barcelona) (Population served : inhabitants. Flow treated per year: m 3 /year) 04 General upgrading of Drinking Water Treatment Plant in Cardedeu (Barcelona) (Population served : inhabitants. Flow treated per year: m 3 /year) 05 Integral operation and maintenance service for Barcelona Airport's water networks 31
32 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 3. Sewage and Sewerage 3. Sewage and Sewerage SICE works in the following two areas of activity in the sewage and sewerage sector: Operation and maintenance and infrastructure execution. The first area of activity includes personnel management, ordinary and specialized maintenance, system operation, energy management and optimization of consumption, waste management and analytical control, etc. The second area of activity consists of the execution of EPC contracts: Solutions study Detailed engineering Installation of mechanical, electrical and control equipment Tests and commissioning 32
33 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 3. Sewage and Sewerage Relevant Projects 01 Execution, maintenance and operation of the Nouvelle Ville Ali Mendjeli STP (W. Constantine), Algeria) (Population: inhabitants. Flow: m 3 /h) 02 Operation And Maintenance Services for several Sewage Treatment Plants (El Plantío Group - Madrid) (Population: inhabitants. Flow treated per year: m 3 /year) 03 Operation and maintenance of "LA CHINA" STP (Madrid) (Population: inhabitants. Flow treated per year: m 3 /year) 04 Supply, installation, refurbishment and expansion of STP control and automation. ARTEMISA Project Phase II 05 Supply and installation of flow meters in the waste network of the Sabón-Arteixo industrial estate (A Coruña) 33
34 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 4. Canals and irrigation 4. Canals and irrigation SICE provides a wide variety of technological services in this area, ranging from the laying of optical fiber for communications, telecommunications for the control and operation of hydraulic shut-off and regulation components and the installation of these components, to the implementation and update of data control and acquisition systems (SCADA), etc. The company also takes on centralized control projects: information systems used to collect, transmit, submit and process information that describes the hydrological, hydraulic and quality status of water, for integral system management from a control center. This can also include the integration of other subsystems, such as hydraulic modelling or decision support system. 34
35 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 4. Canals and irrigation Relevant Projects 01 Remote control of water infrastructure associated with the river Mazanares (Madrid) 02 Remote control of the Terreu channel and Las Fitas dam installations (Huesca) 03 Adaptation of the 1st phase of centralized control of the Mancomunidad de los Canales del Taibilla (Murcia and Alicante) 04 Remote Control System of the Connection Almanzora-Western Almeria (Níjar, Almería) 05 Remote Control System for the Rambla Morales Irrigation Water Distribution Network. Phase II (Almería) 06 Improvement and Consolidation Project of Irrigation of the Campo de Cartagena Irrigation Community. 2 nd Phase (Cartagena) 07 Remote Control System for the north section of Imperial Channel (Navarra and Zaragoza) 35
36 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 5. Ornamental fountains 5. Ornamental fountains This line of business came about as a result of synergies with other services provided by SICE to its customers (maintenance of urban and hydraulic infrastructure), as it brings together tasks that are common to any service provision contract (personnel management, maintenance, etc.) with the need for knowledge and experience in other specific areas such as Water Treatment and Energy Optimization. SICE's strategic positioning in all of these fields mean that this service can be provided with full guarantees to customers. 36
37 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 5. Ornamental fountains Relevant Projects 01 Integral and Energy Management of urban installations in the city of Madrid (lot 2) (430 Ornamental fountains) 02 Maintenance and conservation of ornamental public fountains in the municipality of Almería (79 public fountains) 03 Maintenance and conservation of ornamental public fountains in the municipality of Granada (56 public fountains) 04 Maintenance of ornamental public fountains in the municipality of Santa Coloma de Gramenet (11 public fountains) 37
38 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 6. Automation and control 6. Automation and control The execution of "EPC" projects (engineering, procurement and construction) for the remote command, remote control and automation of all processes for the transport and treatment of drinking, irrigation and waste water forms part of SICE's catalogue of activities. The company contributes knowledge and experience of its own personnel, built up over 25 years of experience on the market and applied to all areas, from the integral design of control architecture to the supply and assembly of all hardware, on-site sensors, analyzers, meters and PLC as well as programming the SCADA control system and the communications system. 38
39 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 6. Automation and control The implementation of remote control and automation of all transport processes and water treatment includes the following: Diagnosis studies of water supply and sewerage networks Integral design of the control architecture Supply and installation of field probes, meters, PLC, SCADA and intercom Remote control and command systems Programming automation and control systems Own development technology or integration of commercial systems 39
40 02 Hydraulic Infrastructure 6. Automation and control Relevant Projects 01 Automation and control of the "El Prat" sea water desalination plant (Barcelona) (The El Prat desalination plant is the largest desalinization facility in Europe for human supply) 02 Installation and Maintenance of the Automation and remote control system for the Lima Metropolitan drinking water distribution system(madrid) (CYII provides services to more than nine million people in Spain and Latin America) 04 Installation and operation of a remote management system of the municipal sewerage system (A Coruña) 05 Remote Control of the Water Supply and Distribution Network of Ferrol 06 Production and supply of equipment for standard control of systems at remote sites (Madrid) 40
41 03 Air Quality 01 Air Quality Monitoring System 02 Meteorological Network 03 Environmental Information System 41
42 03 Air Quality 1. Air Quality Monitoring System 1. Air Quality Monitoring System Authorities are obligated to monitor air quality and SICE provides modern monitoring systems that guarantee quality of life to citizens and ecosystems and allow measures to be taken if necessary. This system measures data on gas and particle concentrations and meteorological data to give real time air quality information. Remote stations are able to measure gases (CO, NO X, SO 2, O 3, hydrocarbons and BTX, etc.), particles, meteorological parameters and noise levels. SICE integrates monitoring networks with mathematical simulation models for analysis and short term prediction. 42
43 03 Air Quality 1. Air Quality Monitoring System Air Quality Standard remote station Inlet air manifolds Sound level monitor Continuous suspended particulate matter (PM10/PM2.5) Monitor Data acquisition system Ozone gas analyzer Carbon monoxide gas analyzer BTX monitor Oxides of nitrogen gas analyzer Calibrator Sulphur dioxide gas analyzer Zero air generator 43
44 03 Air Quality 2. Meteorological Network 2. Meteorological Network Meteorological networks can be installed for a wide range of purposes: by meteorological organizations themselves, to provide support to air quality measurement networks, meteorological control at airports, etc. Not only does SICE provide solutions for all of these applications, but it also integrates weather stations in order to control variables that could affect road safety (gusts of wind, rain, ice on the road surface and visibility) as part of traffic supervision ITS systems on intercity roads. 44
45 03 Air Quality 2. Meteorological Network Meteorological station Most common parameters measured at a meteorological station are: Wind speed and direction Temperature and humidity Solar radiation Precipitation Barometric pressure Soil moisture Snow depth Visibility and present weather Evaporation Wind speed and direction sensor Temperature and relative humidity sensor Solar radiation sensor Rain Gauge 45
46 03 Air Quality 3. Environmental Information System 3. Environmental Information System SICE develops databases of environmental information and implements a range of different systems for publicizing environmental information on websites, smart phones, information panels and during personalized talks, etc. 46
47 03 Air Quality Relevant Projects Relevant Projects 01 Maintenance and operation of Madrid local government's air quality monitoring system (Spain) 02 Air Quality Monitoring Network in Barranquilla (Colombia) 03 Air Quality Monitoring Network in Quito (Ecuador) 04 Air Quality Protection and Research Network in Extremadura (REPICA) (Spain) 05 Public Environmental Information System for the Andalusia Regional Government (Seville, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga, Cadis, Huelva, Jaen and Algeciras) 06 Atmospheric Pollution Surveillance Network For The Bilbao Town Council (Spain) 47
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