BHEL

BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICAL LIMITED (BHEL)
INDIRA GANDHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

SAGAR (M.P.)
SESSION: 2021 - 2025

A PROJECT REPORT ON -
BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED

A Government of India enterprises
GUIDED BY -
Prof. Rajendra prasad SUMMITED BY-
Name- Ayush Sagitra

CO-GUIDED BY- ENROLLMENT NO. -
Mr. Abhishek Bhandri 0601EE211008
INDIRA GANDHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE, SAGAR 1

INTRODUCTION
BHEL is embracing the next phase of its growth on the strength of a sturdy
foundation of 50 years of its journey of engineering excellence. BHEL is an
integrated power plant equipment manufacturer and one of the largest
engineering and manufacturing companies of its kind in India. The company is
engaged in the design, engineering, manufacture, construction, testing,
commissioning and servicing of a wide range of products and services for the
core sectors of the economy, viz. Power, Transmission, Industry,
Transportation, Renewable Energy, Oil & Gas and Defence with over 180
products offerings to meet the needs of these sectors. BHEL has been the solid
bedrock of India’s Heavy Electrical Equipment industry since its evolution in
1964.
BHEL’s growth has been synchronous with achieving self-sufficiency in

indigenous manufacturing of heavy electrical equipment. In the country, BHEL
alone constitutes a mammoth 20000 MW per annum capacity for manufacturing
of power generation equipment. A widespread network of 17 manufacturing
units, 2 repair units, 4 regional offices, 8 service centres, 1 subsidiary, 6
overseas offices, 6 joint ventures, 15 regional marketing centres and current
project execution at more than 150 project sites across India and abroad
corroborates the humungous scale and size of its operations. With key focus on
project execution, worldwide installed base of power generating equipment
supplied by BHEL has exceeded 170 GW. BHEL’s 55% share in India’s total

installed capacity and 58% share in the country’s total generation from thermal
utility sets (coal based) as of March 31, 2016 stand a testimony to its valuable
contribution towards nation building.
BHEL also has a widespread overseas footprint in 78 countries including

Malaysia, Oman, Iraq, the UAE, Bhutan, Egypt and New Zealand, with
cumulative overseas installed capacity of BHEL manufactured power plants
nearing 10,000 MW.
The high level of quality & reliability of BHEL products is a testimony to its
adherence to international standards by acquiring and adapting some of the best
technologies from leading companies in the world including General Electric
Company, Siemens AG and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. etc., together with
technologies developed in its own R&D centres. Most of the company’s
manufacturing units and other entities have been accredited to Quality
Management Systems (ISO 9001:2008), Environmental Management Systems
(ISO 14001:2004) and Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
(OHSAS 18001:2007).
BHEL has been adept at transforming itself in line with the market
requirements throughout its illustrious journey. Right from its incorporation in a
protected market to facing the pressures of a liberalized economy and the
current slowdown in the economic environment.
transforming its strategies from product manufacturing to market orientation,
business excellence through portfolio restructuring and the current focus on
sustaining growth through diversification.

Diversification in transportation, transmission, defence, water & renewables is

the strategy adopted to maintain a balanced portfolio of offerings. This strategy
of diversifying and capitalizing new business opportunities stems from the
commitment to innovation led growth which is an indispensable part of BHEL’s
business model. R&D focus of the organization is quite diverse ranging from
advance ultra supercritical thermal power plants to grid connected renewable
energy systems.
BHEL’s greatest strength is its highly skilled and committed workforce of about
42,000 employees who have been the cornerstones of BHEL’s journey of
excellence.

POWER SECTOR
BHEL is one of the few companies in the world having the capability to
manufacture the entire range of power plant equipment and has proven turnkey
capabilities for executing power projects from concept-to-commissioning. The
power generation sector comprises thermal, gas, hydro and nuclear power
plants.
BHEL:
• Supplies steam turbines, generators, boilers and its auxiliaries upto 1000 MW.
Currently executing projects on EPC basis including supercritical sets of
660/700/800 MW ratings
• Supplies hydro turbines and generators of up to 250MW
• Manufactures 220/235/540/550/700MWe nuclear turbine generator sets
• Has proven expertise in plant performance improvement through renovation,
modernization and uprating of a variety of power plant equipment
• Has special knowhow of residual life assessment, health diagnostics and life
extension of plants
• Has supplied thermal sets that have consistently exceeded national average
efficiency parameters.
Industry Sector
BHEL is a leading manufacturer of a variety of Industrial Systems & Products
and meets the growing demand for major industries like oil and gas,
metallurgical & mining, fertilizers, sugar, fertilizers, refiners, paper & petro-
chemicals etc. Besides this, Industry Sector operations also provide complete
solutions for captive power generation, transmission, transportation, renewable
energy, water management, defence and other industrial products. Major areas
of operation include:
• Captive Power projects:
• Transmission:
• Transportation:
• Renewables:\
• Water:
• Industrial products (Electrical & Mechanical):

• Defence:

INITIATIVES
BHEL's investment in R&D is amongst the largest in the corporate sector in
India.
During the year 2012–13, the company invested about ₹1,252 Crore on R&D
efforts, which corresponds to nearly 2.50% of the turnover of the company,
focusing on new product and system developments and improvements in
existing products. The IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) capital of BHEL grew
by 21.5% in the year, taking the total to 2170.
The Corporate R&D division at Hyderabad leads BHEL's research efforts in a

number of areas of importance to BHEL's product range. Research & product
development (RPD) Groups for each product group at the manufacturing
divisions play a complementary role. BHEL has established Centres of
Excellence for Simulators, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Permanent Magnet
Machines, Surface Engineering, Machine Dynamics, Centre for Intelligent

Machines and Robotics, Compressors & Pumps, Centre for Nano Technology,
Ultra High Voltage Laboratory at Corporate R&D; Centre of Excellence for
Hydro Machines at Bhopal; Power Electronics and IGBT & Controller
Technology at Electronics Division, Bengaluru, and Advanced Fabrication
Technology and Coal Research Centre at Tiruchirappalli.
BHEL has established four specialized institutes, viz., Welding Research

Institute (WRI) at Tiruchirappalli, Ceramic Technological Institute (CTI) at
Bangalore, Centre for Electric Traction (CET) at Bhopal and Pollution Control
Research Institute (PCRI) at Haridwar. Amorphous Silicon Solar Cell plant
at Gurgaon pursues R&D in Photo Voltaic applications.
BHEL supplies all major equipment for a number of industries including oil &
gas exploration, metallurgical & mining, pipelines, petrochemicals, chemicals,
automobiles, steel, aluminium, refinery, cement, fertilizer, sugar, paper and
textiles.
The range of products broadly includes:
• •AC machines
• Centrifugal compressors
• Heat exchangers
• Pressure vessels, columns, reactors

• Fired heaters
• Cryogenic air separation plants
• Gas turbine based co-generation and combined cycle power plants
• Steam turbine based captive power plants
• Complete range of steam generators for process industries
• Diesel engine based power plants
• Electrostatic precipitators, fabric filters
• Boilers (all types) — PF, CFBC, AFBC, gas/oil-fired, HRSG, WHRB,

strokercolumns
• Pumps
• Pulverisers
• C&l systems

Transmission
BHEL is a leader in the field of power transmission in India with a wide range
of transmission systems and products and a proven track record across the
globe. BHEL undertakes turnkey transmission projects from concept to
commissioning on EPC basis which includes execution of EHV & UHV
substations/switchyards, both AIS and GIS types ranging from 33 kV to 765
kV, HVDC converter stations (up to ± 800 kV), and reactive power
compensation schemes.
The company has executed a number of High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC)
projects in India, notably the world's largest ±800 kV, 6Cm MW Ultra High-
Voltage Multi-terminal DC transmission link between North Eastern part of
India and Agra (Uttar Pradesh). BHEL is also currently executing +800 kV,
6000 MW, Raigarh-Pugalur HVDC project, which is another milestone project
in HVDC segment.
The products manufactured by BHEL include power transformers up to 1200

kV, HVDC converter transformers up to 800 kV, current transformers up to 400
kV, capacitive voltage transformers up to 1200 kV,dry type transformers, shunt
reactors up to 765 kV, power capacitors, vacuum and SF6 switchgears, gas
insulated switchgear up to 400 kV,control and relay panels, SCADA, IEC
61850 based Substation Automation System, thyristor valves and controls for
HVDC application, ceramic and composite insulators, FACTS devices (FSC,
SVC, Thyristor Controlled Shunt Reactor (CSR)) for dynamic reactive power
management of long transmission lines.
BHEL has indigenously developed India's first 400 kV Phase Shifting

Transformer (PST) and commissioned it at Kothagudem power plant in

Telangana. The PST contributes towards improving the transmission efficiency

and also averts grid collapse in case of system instability.
Key Offerings:
• HVAC power transformers up to 1200kV, HVDC converter transformers up to
800kV, current transformers up to 400kV, capacitive voltage transformers up to
1200kV, electromagnetic voltage transformers up to 220 kV, special transformers
including dry type Transformers up to 15 MVA
• FACTs devices like fixed series compensation (FSC), static VArcompensation
(SVC), IGBT based static compensators (STATCOM), thyristor controlled shunt
reactor (CSR)up to 400 kV, phase shifting transformer (PST)for EHV & IJHV
applications
• Series & shunt reactors up to 765 kV, thyristor valves and controls for HVDC
application, power capacitors
• Gas insulated switchgear up to 400kV, vacuum circuit breaker (3.3 kV - 33 kV)
• Control &relay panels, substation automation system (SAS), SCADA/bay control

unit/merging unit complied with IEC 61850 protocol
• Disc insulators up to 1200 kV AC (530kN) and 800 kV DC (420kN), hollow
porcelain insulator up to 765 kV, long rod composite insulators up to 765 kV AC
(210kN) and ±800 kV DC (420kN), solid core insulators up to 400 kV
Key Highlights:
• Supplied andcommissioned 1200 kV transformer, 1200 kV CVT for India's first
1200 kV test station
• Designed, manufactured, installed and successfully commissioned India's first and
the only 400 kV phase shifting transformer(PST) at Kothagudem plant in
Telangana state
• Executed ±800 kV, 6,000 MW North-East Agra ultra-highvoltage multi-terminal
DC (UHDVC) transmission project (world's largest multi terminal HVDC
system).

Transportation
BHEL is a leading supplier of electrical propulsion systems and traction
equipment for all types of rolling stock to Indian Railways, which operates one
of the world's largest railway networks. India's first fully air-conditioned AC
EMU is equipped with BHEL- supplied IGBT based propulsion equipment. The
company also manufactures complete electric locomotives (up to 6000 HP) &
EMU coaches for Indian Railways. BHEL manufactures diesel electric
locomotives (up to 3000 HP) catering to the shunting requirements of various
industries and power utilities.
BHEL has also diversified into the area of track maintenance machines and
coach manufacturing for Metros & Indian Railways.
Key Highlights:
Providing clean energy solutions through breakthrough innovations for
railway rolling stock applications
1st to develop regeneration system for conventional electric locomotives

resulting in about 20% energy saving
Developed composite converter for passenger electric locomotives
Oil & Gas

BHEL supplies complete onshore drilling rigs capable of drilling up to 9,000 M,
with AC-SCR system or AC drives incorporating the latest state-of-the-art
technology, mobile rigs, work-over rigs and sub-sea wellheads. BHEL also
supplies onshore drilling rig equipment like draw works, rotary-table, travelling
block, swivel, mast and substructure, mud systems and rig electrics to leading
oil and natural gas exploration companies of India.

Wellheads and X-Mas tree valves up to 10,000 Psi rating onshore as well as
offshore applications are also provided by BHEL to drilling companies. The
company has also supplied casing support systems, mudline suspension systems
and block valves for offshore application.
Key Offerings:
• On-shore deep drilling rigs up to a depth of 9,000 meters
• Mobile rigs up toa depth of 3,000 meters

• Work-over rigs up to a well- depth of 6, 1 00 meters
• On-shore drilling rig equipment like draw-works, rotary-table, travelling
block, swivel, mast and sub-structure, mud systems and rig electrics to leading
oil & natural gas exploration companies of India
• Well heads & X-Mas tree valves up to 10,000 psi rating for onshore as well as
offshore applications
• Refurbishment and upgradation of oil rigs

Renewables
With a current portfolio of more than 465 MW in the field of photovoltaics,
BHEL has generated expertise in critical parts of the silicon value chain, viz.,
processing of silicon wafer to cell, processing of cell to PV module and in
design, supply, installation, commissioning and O&M of grid interactive utility,
rooftop solar, canal top and floating solar PV power plants. Thus, offering
turnkey solutions for solar PV plants. BHEL has a dedicated R&D group in the
area of semiconductor materials, nano and thin film devices. ISRO has
partnered with BHEL for space-grade solar panels and satellite batteries,
Key Offerings:
• EPC solutions from concept to commissioning for grid interactive and off-
grid PV power plants (ground mounted, rooftop, floating solar, canal top)
and solar pumps
• Crystalline silicon PV cells and PV modules
• SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition system)
• Solar inverters (630 kW/1250 kW)
• Switchgear panels (allkV ratings)
• Power transformers (15 MVAand above)
• Passive solar tracking system
Water Business
BHEL Offers complete Water Management Solutions including Desalination
Plants, Water Treatment Plants (WTP), Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP),
Sewage Treatment Plants (STP), Tertiary Treatment Plants (TTP) and Zero
Liquid Discharge (ZLD) System for power plants, industries and municipal
applications. The company set up its first Sea Water Reverse Osmosis (SWRO)
plant in 1999.

Key offerings:
Complete water management solutions for power plants, industries and
municipal applications with different treatment technologies including:
Pre-treatment plant (PT)
Desalination plant
De mineralization plant (DM)
Membrane based treatment systems
Effluent treatment plant (ETP)
Sewage treatment plant (STP)
Zero liquid discharge system (ZLD)
Tertiary treatment plant (TTP)
Defence and Aerospace
BHEL has emerged as a reliable supplier of equipment and services to Indian

defence forces for more than two decades with dedicated engineering and
manufacturing facilities. Major products include super rapid gun mount,
strategic naval equipment, integrated platform management systems, thermo-

pressed components, turret castings for T72 tanks, simulators, castings and
forgings, etc.
BHEL has been a reliable supplier to ISRO for solar panels and batteries for
their satellites. BHEL is one of the few firms worldwide with capability to
design and manufacture heat exchangers for military aircraft and is supplying
heat exchangers for 'TEJAS'. BHEL is rapidly expanding its offering in the
aerospace segment.
Major Products being manufactured by BHEL include:

Defence
Super rapid gun mount for naval ships
Integrated platform management system for naval ships Turret
castings for tanks
Thermo-pressed components for tanks Castings &
forgings for defence applications
Strategic equipment
Gun control system for main battle tank (M BT) — Arjun
Aerospace
Heat exchangers for Tejasmilitary aircraft for HAL
Hot forming of titanium shells/domes for ISRO
Space grade solar panels for ISRO
Space grade Li-ion batteries for ISRO
Thin walled titanium domes — parts of propellant tanks for ISRO
e-Mobility & Energy Storage Solutions

BHEL is committed to nation's e-Mobility mission in a significant way. BHEL
had manufactured and supplied more than 300 Battery Powered Road Vehicles
in the past. Presently it is geared up to provide end-to-end integrated e-mobility
solutions for cities. BHEL is focusing on a diversified portfolio consisting of
traction motors and controls, Lithium ion battery packs and charging
infrastructure.

BHEL has a state-of-the-art facility for packaging and testing of Li-ion batteries
for space applications. The company has assembled, tested and supplied more
than 70 batteries of 45 Ah - 180 Ah to ISRO for use in its satellites during the
last 15 years.
BHEL is also capable of delivering complete grid storage solutions with in-
house developed Power Conditioning System and SCADA.
Key Offerings:
• Electric bus (12/9/7 meter)
• EV chargers (AC/ DC)

• Solar based EV charging station
• Li-lon battery packs
• PMSM motors for Evs
• Induction motors for Evs
• EV motor controllers
• Central monitoring system (CMS)
•Fuel cell as range extender
BHEL supplied BPRVs (with lead acid battery technology) completed 15 years
on road at Taj Mahal complex, Agra — A testimony to the technical of BHEL's
engineering team, proven quality and reliability.
International business
BHEL has established itself as a global player with footprints in 82 countries
across the globe. Starting its journey with the first export order for Malaysia in
the early seventies, the company has been expanding its references year by year.
These references encompass complete power projects on EPC basis (thermal,
hydro, gas), substation & rehabilitation projects, along with a wide gamut of
products including turbines, generators, boilers, DG sets, control equipment,
transformers, capacitors, bushings, insulators, switchgears, solar modules,
motors, wellheads, castings, valves, locomotives, etc. The company has also
been providing after-sales support to its overseas customers in the form of
spares and services. The cumulative installed capacity of power plants overseas
with BHEL-supplied equipment stands at close to 11 GW.

Renewable Energy
Out of the 100 GW capacity of Solar Photovoltaic Power Plants planned till
2022, 35,605 MW has already been installed in the country as on March 31,
2020. Despite Govt. of India’s impetus on boosting domestic manufacturing
through CPSE Scheme Phase-II and manufacturing linked-developer tender,
imports continue to be cheaper compared to indigenously manufactured solar
PV value chain components. There is also an increased focus on integration of
Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) with the solar PV plants. The growth of
solar is driven by new technology developments in higher output from the
available area, ensuring continuous round the clock power supply by solar-wind
and energy storage hybrid solutions. However, volatile tender & auction activity
due to falling tariffs, land acquisition & power evacuation constraints, PPA
renegotiations, policy uncertainty around Anti-Dumping Duty, and GST, among
others are some constraints faced by the sector.
Metal and Mining Sector

Steel Policy 2017 envisages expansion of steel manufacturing capacity from
130 MT to 300 MT by 2030. Aluminium sector is set to grow from 3.6 MTPA
to 7.2 MTPA in next 5 years. Secondary steel Industries are seeking expansion,
which will call for power requirement of STG based CPP in sub 50 MW range.
NALCO plans to invest ₹ 45,000 Crore for capacity expansion from 0.44
MTPA to 1MTPA, which will generate demand for BTG package for CPP.
Cement Sector
Cement manufacturing capacity of India stood at 505 MTPA, to be expanded to 550 MTPA
by 2025. STG demand in sub 50 MW range continues to grow in this segment. Many major
cement industries are undergoing expansion.
Battery Energy Storage System

With increase in the share of renewable energy in the electric grid, energy storage is set to
become an integral part of the power system to ensure grid stability and power quality. The
market potential for the energy storage market is expected to reach 2-3.5 GWh by 2022 as per
Indian Energy Storage Alliance (IESA) estimates. Companies such as NTPC, SECI, NLC
have floated tenders for energy storage systems to support Solar plants.
As part of the National Mission on Transformative Mobility and Battery

Storage, government is considering to facilitate establishment of battery-making
capacity of 40 gigawatts (GW) in India to give a boost to the EV and RES
initiatives, with an expected investment of $40 billion.
Railway Electrification
Indian Railways has a target of electrifying approximately 30,000 RKMs (Route
KMs) by 2022 and is releasing tenders in EPC mode. Through Central
Organization for Railway Electrification (CORE) tenders were floated for 7
sections totaling around 6266 RKMs on Two Stage Bidding Process (RFQ &
RFP). BHEL was short-listed as one of the applicants based on RFQ to
participate in the Bid Stage (RFP). Out of the 7 sections, tenders for 4 sections
were annulled and reissued with New EPC Model (single-stage, two packet
systems through IREPS). Finalization of these tenders is underway.
Financial Highlights
BHEL Consolidated March 2020 Net Sales at Rs 5,049.81 crore, down 50.97% Y-o-Y3
Net Sales at Rs 5,049.81 crore in March 2020 down 50.97% from Rs. 10,299.01 crore in
March 2019.
Quarterly Net Loss at Rs. 1,532.18 crore in March 2020 down 322.64% from Rs. 688.20
crore in March 2019.
EBITDA stands negative at Rs. 415.94 crore in March 2020 down 127.5% from Rs. 1,512.36
crore in March 2019.

BHEL shares closed at 31.40 on June 12, 2020 (NSE) and has given -30.53% returns over the
last 6 months and -53.96% over the last 12 months.
BHEL Q2 net up 33% at Rs 1,142 crore on good revenue from power sector
Oct 29, 2010 BHEL today reported a 33 per cent increase in its net profit at Rs 1,142.28 crore
for the quarter ended September 30 on the back of good revenues from the power sector.
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 857.88 crore during the same period last year.
BHEL's revenues from power sector stood at Rs 6,965 crore during the July-September
quarter, registering a growth of over 28 per cent against Rs 5,428.3 crore reported during the
corresponding quarter of the last year.
Net sales of the company rose by 25.70 per cent to Rs 8,328.41 crore during the second
quarter this fiscal as against Rs 6,625.21 crore for the same period previous fiscal, BHEL said
in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange.
In a statement, the company said, "With this kind of result, BHEL has maintained its track
record of earning profits uninterruptedly for nearly four decades".
"With the highest-ever order book position of Rs 1,54,000 crore at the end of the second
quarter, the company expects to achieve robust growth in 2010-11 and beyond," the statement
added.
For the first half of this fiscal, the company posted a net profit of Rs 1,809.9 crore, registering
a growth of over 36 per cent, against Rs 1,328.5 crore reported during the corresponding
period a year ago.
In the six month period this fiscal its net sales stood at Rs 14,808.1 crore up 21.17 per cent
compared to Rs 12,220.9 crore reported during the same period a year ago.
The largest public sector engineering company, which is capable of delivering equipments of
15,000 MW per annum, is augmenting the capacity to 20,000 MW.
Recent developments
BHEL secures first ever overseas solar project
March 22, 2021;State-owned engineering firm BHEL on Monday said it has bagged its first
ever overseas order for a grid- connected solar power project in Mauritius.

The project will be set up by BHEL at Tamarind Falls, Henrietta (Phase II), Mauritius on
Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) basis, BHEL said in a statement.
"BHEL has achieved yet another milestone in international business by securing its maiden
overseas turnkey contract for a grid-connected 8 MWac Solar Photovoltaic (PV) power
plant,” it said.
The contract has been awarded to BHEL by CEB (Green Energy) Co. Ltd, Mauritius, a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Central Electricity Board, Government of Mauritius.
The project is funded under Government of India’s Line of Credit and has been secured by
BHEL through a competitive bidding process.
The project will be executed by BHEL’s Solar Business Division, Bengaluru and
International Operations Division, New Delhi.
It marks the consolidation of BHEL’s presence in Africa, where it has been active for more
than four decades with electricity generation projects (approximately 2,100 MW) and
equipment supplies in 23 African countries.
Vision, Mission & Values
BHEL's Vision

global engineering enterprise providing solutions for a better roviding

sustainable business solutions in the fields of Energy, Governance
We are stewards of our shareholders' investments and we take that responsibility very seriously.
We are accountable and responsible for delivering superior results that make a difference in
the lives of the people we touch.
Respect
We value the unique contribution of each individual. We believe in respect for human dignity
and we respect the need to preserve the environment around us.
Excellence
We are committed to deliver and demonstrate excellence in whatever we do.
Loyalty
We are loyal to our customers, to our company and to each other.
Integrity
We work with highest ethical standards and demonstrate a behavior that is honest, decent, and
fair. We are dedicated to the highest levels of personal and institutional integrity.
Commitment
We set high performance standards for ourselves as individuals and our teams. We honour our
commitments in a timely manner.

THE VALUES that inspire BHEL
Innovation
We constantly support development of newer technologies, products, improved processes,
better services and management practices.
Teamwork
We work together as a team to provide the best solutions & services to our customers. Through
quality relationships with all stakeholders, we deliver value to our customers.
Engineering & Technology

• Research & Development
BHEL places strong emphasis on innovation and creative advancement, which leads to the
development of technologically competitive products and services. The research and
developmental efforts of the company are not only aimed at improving the performance of the
products of current manufacture, but also developing new products and systems using state-of-
the-art technologies, relevant to the needs of the various business sectors. With a spending of
nearly 2.5% of its annual turnover on R&D projects, BHEL is the largest spender on R&D in
the heavy industry segment, to which it belongs. BHEL also generates nearly 20% of its annual
turnover from in-house developed products and services introduced in last five years

Spearheading this process is BHEL’s highly qualified manpower engaged in R&D activities in
the Corporate R&D Division, Hyderabad, and the Research and Product Development (RPD)
centers at its manufacturing units
To carry out research in identified specialized areas, BHEL has established 14 Centres of
Excellence. The Corporate R&D Division is currently equipped with ten Centers of Excellence
(COE) carrying out advanced R&D in engineering disciplines like, Simulators, Computational
Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Permanent Magnet Machines (PMM), Surface Engineering, Intelligent
Machines and Robotics, Machine Dynamics, Compressor and Pumps, Nano Technology, Ultra
High Voltage (UHV) and Advanced Transmission Systems. Two COEs, for Power Electronics,
IGBT and Controller Technology, and for Control and Instrumentation (C&I), are located at
Electronics Division, Bengaluru. Two COEs, for Advanced Fabrication Technology and Coal
Research Centre, are established the Tiruchirappalli unit.
In addition, BHEL has also established five specialized institutes to pursue R&D in identified
areas. They are Welding Research Institute (WRI) at Tiruchirappalli, Ceramic Technological
Institute (CTI) at Bengaluru, Centre for Electric Traction (CET) at Bhopal, Pollution Control
Research Institute (PCRI) at Haridwar and Amorphous Silicon Solar Cell Plant at Gurugram.
BHEL has the distinction of filing more than one patent per calendar day if the record number
of 508 filings done during 2016-17 is considered. Currently the company is the proud owner
of more than 3900 IPR assets, which are in productive use in the company’s business. The
company has won several awards and recognitions for its outstanding work in this area,
including the National IP Award, WIPO International IP Award.
Other laurels received by BHEL for R&D and related activities include Best Maharatna PSU
Award for Innovation and R&D from the India Today Group and CII-Thompson Reuters
Innovation Award. BHEL has been ranked the Ninth “Most Innovative Company in the World”
by the renowned US business magazine “FORBES”, based on a listing of “innovation
premium” to rank the world’s most innovative companies, developed by professors from
Harvard Business School, Brigham Young University and INSEAD.
Laboratories at Corporate R&D
1. Insulation and Chemical Sciences:
o Long term functional evaluation of insulation system.
o Development of methodologies for residual life assessment of high voltage

generators and insulating materials and components.
o Activities related to water chemistry, corrosion, chemical auditing of the samples
required by various BHEL plants and sites.

2. Permanent Magnet Machines:

o Development of special electrical machines, like permanent magnet motors and
generators.
o Electromagnetic analysis of electrical machines and equipment.
3. Intelligent Machine Control:
o Development of special electrical controller, EMI/EMC complaint customized or
application specific control systems for strategic applications.
o Legacy program conversion for major BHEL products to meet the technology
obsolescence and product design upgradation.
4. Electrical Machines:
o Development of special electrical machines, like brushless exciters and high
frequency motors & generators, HTSC motor.
o Electromagnetic analysis of electrical machines and equipment.
5. Power Electronic Systems:
o Design and development of power electronic equipment and controllers for
traction and industrial applications using the state-of-the-art controls and power
semiconductor devices, like GTOs, IGCTs and IGBTs.
o Design and development of power conditioners for non-conventional energy
sources, like fuel cells, photovoltaic power packs and battery storage systems.
6. High Voltage Engineering:
o Generation and measurement of AC, DC & impulse voltages.
o HV test techniques for power apparatus and insulation system.

o Partial discharge and breakdown studies, impulse voltage distribution in
transformer windings/reactors.
7. GIP and Switchgear Development:
o Design & development of transmission and distribution (T&D) class gas insulated
sub-station (GIS) modules, complete gas insulated substations and essential
accessories like gas-to-air/cable/oil terminations and surge arresters.
o Designing high voltage gas interrupters for circuit breaker applications capable of
performing normal and special switching duties as per international standards.
8. Technology Development:
o Development of new products and processes for automation. The activities include
development of 3 & 5 Axes CNC part programs, scoop milling technology, RFID,
CAD-CAM-CNC-CAI interfacing with PC based controllers and development of
non-traditional machining techniques.
9. Machine Dynamics and Failure Analysis:
o Vibro-accoustic measurement and analysis of rotating machines using advanced
instruments and software packages.
o Rotor dynamics studies and structural characterization for new designs and
bearing design analysis/performance improvement.
10. COE for Nano Technology:

o Thin film solar cell materials (CIGS, CZTS, CdS).

o Insulation composites (Silicone rubber composites).
o Nanomaterial based electrodes for fuel cells, capacitors, batteries.
o Current conductors (carbon nanotube based yarn).
11. Design and Analysis Group:
o Stress analysis, modal analysis and thermal analysis aimed at development of new
designs (concept to prototype), design validation, assessment of deviation and
failure analysis.
o Structural optimisation of power plant structure.
12. Experimental Mechanics and VP/VR:
o Measurement and analysis of stress/strain and deformation to facilitate new
product development, design optimization, weight reduction and failure analysis.
o Development of special transducers, development of telemetry instrumentation for
blade vibration monitoring and application of rapid prototyping.
13. Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow:
o Thermal and hydraulic engineering, indigenous development of systems and
components meant for classified applications.
o Development and performance evaluation of heat sinks, ventilation and heat
transfer studies of electrical machines, development of heat pipe based products
and testing and evaluation of different types of heat exchangers.
o Design and development of power plant condensers, heaters, air- cooled heat
exchangers, steam generators, HRSGs and pumps for power plants and special
applications.
14. Turbo Machinery Laboratory:
o Aerodynamic investigations on steam turbines, compressors, fans, blowers and
other associated products dealing with fluid flow.
o Performance improvements of turbo machinery products through innovative
design changes and carries out aerodynamics contribution using probes and
nozzles.
15. Programmable Control Systems:
o Development of electric control systems for the automation of industrial processes
and power plants. The major activities include development of computer and
microprocessor based systems for process control and monitoring, development of
equipment health monitoring systems and application of artificial intelligence
techniques in the designs.
16. Computational Fluid Dynamics:
o CFD analysis helps in performance evaluation of BHEL’s equipment both existing
and new designs, in terms of flow, energy losses, efficiency, power, pressure/head
rise etc., including site investigation of flow related problems in existing products
and systems.
17. Control and Instrumentation:

o Design and development of digital controls and instrumentation systems for diesel
electric locomotives, turbines, fuel cells.
o Calibration of pressure and temperature instruments and providing instrumentation
support to BHEL units for carrying out performance guarantee (PG) tests.
18. Transmission and Protection Systems:
o Development of microprocessor based, numerical protection systems/relays, for
T&D applications and conducts power system stability studies.
19. Power Plant Dynamics and Simulation:
o Mathematical modelling of systems, control system design and tuning, power
plant performance diagnostics and optimization.
o Development of power plant training simulators and dynamic simulation studies
and closed loop testing of analog control panels.
20. Fuel Cells and Renewable Energy:
o Develop polymer electrolyte fuel cells (PEMFC), consisting of development of
various components (like electrodes, bi-polar plates and MEAs) and sub-systems
(like inverter, C&I and heat management systems).
21. Surface Coatings and Treatment:
o Development various types of surface coating methodologies for hydro turbines,
gas turbines, boilers, etc. these include applications of atmosphere plasma coating
as thermal barrier coatings for GT components, HVOF coating for hydro turbine
o Components for combating silt erosion and for FBC, CFBC and PF boiler-tubes to
resist high temperature erosion.
22. Metallurgy Laboratory:
o Creep, fatigue and fracture mechanics and non-destructive testing (NDT) of
materials to meet present and long term needs of the company. It undertakes creep
evaluation of various types of boiler and turbine steels using different
methodologies.
23. Ceramic Technological Institute:
o Ceramic membranes for water filtration, materials and membranes for gas
separation and capture, large scale microwave processing of ceramics, wear
resistance ceramic products, nano materials synthesis and applications, ceramic
coatings, porcelain insulator, SCR catalyst.
24. Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle:
o Clean coal technology, process improvement of coal gasification, syn gas clean up
system, carbon capture, modelling of gasifier, coal reactivity studies, development
of dynamic classifier for 803/783 XRP bowl mill.
25. Amorphous Silicon Solar Cell Plant:
o Development of high efficiency silicon based hetero junction solar cells, PERC,
TCO (tin oxide) deposition on large area glass substrates, ITO deposition on
multiple Si wafers, c-Si and thin film PV modules for building integrated PV
(BIPV) applications
BHEL’s centres of excellence

1. Centre of Excellence for Simulators:

Centre of Excellence for Simulators (COE-S) highlights the power plant simulation capabilities
of BHEL. Having the core expertise in power plant domain, the following products and services
were developed and offered by COE-S:
• Products: Operator Training Simulators (OTS), Compact Generator Simulator (CGS),
Sequence of Events (SOE) Simulator and Performance Analysis, Diagnostics and
Optimization (PADO) package.
• Services: Dynamic Simulation Studies, Remote Monitoring and Diagnostic Service
(RMDS) and training and development of New Control Logics
2. Centre of Excellence for Computational Fluid Dynamics:
Centre of Excellence for Computational Fluid Dynamics (COE-CFD) has design and analysis
capability of various power and industrial products, equipped with advanced software and
hardware and manned by technically capable and trained personnel. The COE-CFD has made
considerable progress in achieving technical capabilities in analysing complex problems posed
for improving the performance of power plant equipment.
3. Centre of Excellence for Permanent Magnet Machines:

Centre of Excellence for Permanent Magnet Machines (COE-PMM) has established to develop
in-house design and technology to manufacture permanent magnet machines with high-energy
magnets for various applications. It meets the infrastructural needs for the development of
complete range of special PMM using high-energy permanent magnets.

4. Centre of Excellence for Surface Engineering:
Centre of Excellence for Surface Engineering (COE-SE) augments BHEL’s predominant

position as a pioneer in carrying out R&D in surface engineering which has been successfully
implemented at various power stations, industrial establishments, space programmes and other
important applications in the highly specialized area of surface coatings and treatment.
5. Centre of Excellence for Intelligent Machines and Robotics:

Centre of Excellence for Intelligent Machines and Robotics (CIMAR) has established for
continuing research in manufacturing automation and application oriented robotics. Activities
in the CIMAR focuses on implementation of computer integrated manufacturing (CIM),
advanced radio frequency identification (RFID) technology for material identification and
tracking, application specific robotic system development, 3D printing and paperless
manufacturing and import substitution technologies development.

6. Centre of Excellence for Machine Dynamics:
Centre of Excellence for Machine Dynamics has established for continuing research in
Machine Dynamics. This centre’s facilities include state of art noise and vibration analyzers,
software tools for prediction of noise and vibration characteristics, telemetry system (for
generating dynamic characteristics), expert diagnostics and vibration monitoring systems, seal
test rig, CAD workstations, etc.
7. Centre of Excellence for Compressors & Pumps Dynamics:

Centre of Excellence for Compressors and Pumps (COE-CP) has set up to take-up projects to
meet the needs of BHEL units in the field of centrifugal compressors, axial compressors, ID
fans, pumps and steam turbines for various industrial and power plants applications.

8. Centre of Excellence for Nano Technology:

Centre of Excellence for Nano Technology carries out the research and development of
nanomaterials for various applications related to BHEL. The center is equipped with various
state of the art instruments for nanomaterial synthesis and characterization.
9. Centre of Excellence - Ultra High Voltage Laboratory:

The Centre of Excellence – Ultra High Voltage Laboratory (COE-UHV) has two distinct
functional areas:
• High Voltage Dielectric Test Facility
• Centre for Assembly of Gas-Insulated Substation (GIS) modules in controlled
environment.
This laboratory facilitates testing of all GIS modules as per IEC standards and in reducing the
development cycle time of GIS equipment.

10. Centre of Excellence for Advanced Transmission Systems:
Centre of Excellence for Advanced Transmission Systems (COE-ATS) has been established
for addressing technologies related to bulk power transmission emanating from growth of
energy generation in India. The centre aims to develop technologies pertaining to HVDC,
UHVAC up to
1200 kV, reactive power management, substation automation, Wide Area Protection (WAP),
etc.
11. Centre of Excellence for Advanced Fabrication Technology:

The Centre of Excellence for Advanced Fabrication Technology has been established at the
Tiruchirappalli unit to develop and introduce highly productive advanced welding processes
and technologies to improve quality and productivity of fabrication shops and to enhance R&D
capability through addition of state-of-the-art research facility. The facilities include friction
stir welding system, CNC gantry welding system, laser hybrid welding system, pulsed SAW
system, water jet cutting system, thermal cycle simulator, welding simulation facility.

12. Centre of Excellence - Coal Research Centre:
The Coal Research Centre has been established at the Tiruchirappalli unit to take up R&D
activities specially focusing on deep understanding of Indian/imported coals with a view to
determine its blending parameters including characterisation to improve existing/contemporary
technologies and develop new process/system/technologies to achieve lower environmental
emission. The major activities of the centre are generating and providing advanced coal
analysis data to BHEL's boiler design engineers, root cause analyses for overcoming fuel
related issues in coal based thermal power plants, analytical support for clean coal technology
projects and establishment of a comprehensive coal databank for domestic and imported coals.
The centre will also be a platform for interaction with experts of national and international
research centres and laboratories, training of manpower, conducting of workshops for acquiring
and dissemination of advanced knowledge and skills

Quality Management
BHEL is one of the few organisations which made its Quality foundation strong since its
inception. During 1970-90, BHEL implemented Quality Manual for the entire organisation
including responsibilities, systems, processes and procedures. Second tier documents like
Quality Plans, standard technological procedures, process sheets, test plans and procedures,
non-conformance handling systems were implemented during this period. Since then BHEL is
foremost in Quality Planning, Calibration System and Quality Circle concept in India.
In early 90s, ISO 9001 came into implementation worldwide. BHEL acted fast to align its
systems to ISO 9001 right from 1992. Today 29 BHEL divisions (Manufacturing Units,
Power Sector Regions, Business Sectors, Engineering Centres, Corporate Office,
Corporate R&D) are accredited for ISO 9001:2015 version (latest) by internationally
acclaimed certifying agency. Each division has apex level Quality Management system
manual followed by department procedures, work instructions. These are well linked to
engineering documents, purchase specifications, product standards, technological standards,
process sheets, test procedures, quality plans etc. Document control system is well established
for computerised as well as manual documents.
Critical to Quality (CTQ) issues are identified right from order receipt stage followed by their
incorporation in design and operational documents. Quality checks for incoming goods, in-
process quality control, final checks and tests are performed as per approved Quality Plans and
manufacturing procedures. Customer approvals are taken right from pre-manufacturing stage
followed by hold point clearances during manufacturing and final inspection.

For erection and commissioning of BHEL equipment, erection and commissioning manual,
O&M manual, Field Quality Plans are available. Every power sector region has well identified
Field Quality Assurance groups to look into quality during erection and commission of
equipment.
Beside this, the organisation has gone ahead to satisfy the requirements of Aviation, Space, and
Defense Management Systems through AS 9100; AFQMS approval by DGAQA;
Environment, Health and Safety through accreditation as per ISO 14001 and ISO
45001. Today major IT centres of the organisation are certified for ISO 27001 and all major
laboratories are NABL accredited. Several products of BHEL are also certified by agencies
like Central Boiler Board, India; American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), USA;
Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS); American Petroleum Institute (API), USA; UL India and
Lloyds Register.
To assess the maturity of a division with respect to Quality Systems, Quality Management
Effectiveness Review (QMER) concept was introduced in BHEL in 2005-06. This is an
approach for improving maturity levels of Quality Management System (QMS). QMER has
been designed and developed to understand and mitigate the gap between a mere ISO 9001
compliant company and a world-class organisation. QMER combines the process of
assessment, audit and evaluation of the QMS through Quality360 model in a structured manner
to assess maturity and leverage it for attaining better results and enhanced stakeholder value
through structured action plans.
The major quality initiatives taken in the Organisation are Root Cause Analysis (RCA) system
for quality problem solving in all units, Statistical Quality Control (SQC), improvement
projects in quality, engineering, manufacturing and other areas through the IMPRESS
(Improvement Projects Reward Scheme System) scheme. Strong management review at each
unit, structured Internal Audit, periodic Process/Product Audit at manufacturing units and Field
Quality Audit at sites, review of Quality Circles, focus on effective customer complaint
handling, structured customer satisfaction survey across the organisation, Quality Data
Capturing and Measurement system have brought excellence in our operations. Application of
information technology in quality management, design/engineering, manufacturing and other
functions have raised the bar of quality level of BHEL products and services.
Continuous R&D at manufacturing units and Corporate R&D Centre at Hyderabad, having
various Centres of Excellence, are carrying out focused improvement in products and
processes. Modernisation of manufacturing facilities, inspection/testing and laboratory
facilities across the organisation are significant steps towards making the customers satisfied
for BHEL products.

Apart from building strong foundation on basic quality from concept to commissioning, BHEL
has adopted the philosophy of Total Quality Management in its journey towards business
excellence. To give thrust to the movement for business excellence, BHEL has adopted
EFQM model (European Foundation for Quality Management) of Business Excellence
guided by CII-Institute of Quality. Major divisions of BHEL have been recognised
under CII-EXIM Bank Award on Business Excellence since year 2000. BHEL-HEEP at
Haridwar was the first Public Sector Undertaking division to get coveted CII-EXIM Bank
Prize in the year 2006.
BHEL has taken immense effort in training the new recruits and retraining the experienced
personnel in all fields with special focus on product knowledge and quality management.
BHEL is in the journey of excellence since several years and institutionalised many excellence
initiatives. With “Customer Success” as motto, BHEL has taken challenge in continual
improvement in all operations at all divisions. ‘Quality First’ Initiatives in BHEL are being
taken up in mission mode. Thrust is being given on various excellence initiatives for Quality
improvement in Product, Process and People with emphasis on 5S, Quality Circle, Root Cause
Analysis (RCA), Quality360, Total Quality Management (TQM), Digitalisation,
Standardisation, Qonverse – sharing and learning best practices, etc. These initiatives are
driving BHEL in its journey towards business excellence leading to customer success.
People Management
As an organisation contributing greatly to the growth of the economy, BHEL is a people-strong
company with an objective of ensuring employee growth and development
With a sturdy foundation of more than fifty years of engineering excellence, BHEL is a people-
centric PSU that has contributed greatly to the growth of the country as a whole. An integrated
power plant equipment manufacturer that is counted among the largest engineering and
manufacturing companies working in the field of design, engineering, manufacturing,
construction, testing, commissioning and servicing of products, systems and services for a
number of core sectors of the economy, BHEL has been a pioneer in initiating employee
engagement practices. Through these practices, the organisation aims at delivering well on its
employee expectations in the short and long run.
While the organisation has been busy working towards achieving many more accolades for
itself, it surely does not leave its people behind, as, at the core of all its achievements, are its
people. It is remarkable that the organisation's satisfaction index among its employees has been
at 7 on a scale of 10, which is commendable in contemporary circumstances.

Skill development
As a dependable name in the engineering sector, BHEL provides a lot of importance to skill
development of its employees as is evident from the various training programmes that are
organised in house regularly. The total number of training man-days per employee every fiscal,
are in the range of 4 to 6, showcasing that the organisation is committed towards providing the
best of training for skill development to its employees. Workshops and training programmes
are organised at regular intervals to develop management skills, functional skills and also
technical skills of the workforce that is an integral part of this employee-oriented company.
Adhering to its primary objective of keeping the employees motivated at all times, BHEL has
come up with a scheme named 'Executive Coaching Scheme' besides other mentoring schemes.
Training and coaching programmes have been developed here keeping in mind the fact that
these programmes would ultimately benefit the organisation in terms of higher work
performance and more committed workforce. The organisation reckons the fact that these
schemes go a long way in developing new talents and also engaging the workforce. These
schemes at BHEL focus on enhancing individual effectiveness on the job, developing business
related competencies, and sharing best practices.
BHEL, being a leading PSU of the country, has an inherent culture with a timeline of more
than five decades. The parameter on culture and values has been rated the highest in various
internal as well as external surveys. The amount of trust the society has placed in this
organisation is visible from the fact that there are several instances of three generations of the
same family working here. A number of surveys have highlighted the fact that BHEL has, over
the years, remained a preferred employer with the attrition rate being less than 1%.
Key HR practices
In line with its commitment towards its human resource, HR policies in BHEL are user-friendly
for its employees. While adopting all contemporary workplace practices, the organisation has
ensured transparency in all HR practices that have instilled two-way trust. Multiple
mechanisms have been adopted for getting employee feedback to ensure that the employees
are content. BHEL introduced an online transparent performance management system way
back in 2001-02. It was a milestone as, at that time, this was not even a norm in the PSUs. Bell-
curve system is utilised for employee appraisals. Plans are evaluated and individual scores are
assigned, which are then converted into ratings through a scientific system-driven process of
normalisation.

With a stable organisation like BHEL, issues like career instability do not crop up for the
employees. Job security, high potential employees' scheme, job rotation, specific growth
processes and succession planning systems are in place since several years.
The entire process of recruitment in BHEL is e-enabled and transparent. Being a central PSU,
all government guidelines on recruitment and selection are adhered to. The vacancies for which
the candidates are invited from all over the country are widely advertised in the prescribed
manner. Besides, notification is also given to recognised SC/ST associations and employment
exchange, wherever required. The selection committee is constituted in the manner prescribed
in government directives and the best suitable candidates are hired. Besides, the reservation
guidelines on recruitment are complied with.
Employees' opinions and perceptions are consolidated and acted upon while framing
organisation's strategies and policies. Career growth-oriented promotion policy provides the
platform for growth and development to all individuals. HR systems are regularly reviewed
and benchmarked with the best-in-class, whether they are HR policies regarding recruitment,
employee benefits or HR systems like online information and claims systems, and employee
centric welfare schemes like medical, housing and insurance.
Attractive employee benefits

Besides the statutory provision of social security, BHEL continues to extend comprehensive
post-retirement benefits to all its employees and their families, both in terms of financial as
well as medical benefits. Opportunities are made available for learning and professional
development in a wide range of technical and functional areas for employees. Employee
engagement practices here are not restricted to excellent training and development benefits. On
the contrary, the organisation believes in engaging its employees by way of quarterly feedback
on behavioural aspects, cultural events, sports events, townhalls, shop councils, plant councils
and various management committees for employees. The organisation has launched a social
networking portal that will further the communication between the employees and the
management. A well laid-down mechanism is in place through which employees can voice
their grievances and have them redressed in a time-bound manner.
BHEL fosters a culture of recognising and incentivising the best work done at all levels.
Therefore, to reward its employees, in addition to the best mployee of the quarter, the company
has started the Excel Awards scheme, besides a number of other recognitions.



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BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICAL LIMITED (BHEL)

INDIRA GANDHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

SESSION: 2021 - 2025

BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED

Name- Ayush Sagitra

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BHEL’s growth has been synchronous with achieving self-sufficiency in

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BHEL also has a widespread overseas footprint in 78 countries including

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Diversification in transportation, transmission, defence, water & renewables is

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The Corporate R&D division at Hyderabad leads BHEL's research efforts in a

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BHEL has established four specialized institutes, viz., Welding Research

• Pressure vessels, columns, reactors

• Diesel engine based power plants

• Electrostatic precipitators, fabric filters

• Boilers (all types) — PF, CFBC, AFBC, gas/oil-fired, HRSG, WHRB,

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The products manufactured by BHEL include power transformers up to 1200

BHEL has indigenously developed India's first 400 kV Phase Shifting

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Telangana. The PST contributes towards improving the transmission efficiency

• Control &relay panels, substation automation system (SAS), SCADA/bay control

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1st to develop regeneration system for conventional electric locomotives

Developed composite converter for passenger electric locomotives

Oil & Gas

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• Mobile rigs up toa depth of 3,000 meters

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Defence and Aerospace

BHEL has emerged as a reliable supplier of equipment and services to Indian

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Major Products being manufactured by BHEL include:

e-Mobility & Energy Storage Solutions

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• EV chargers (AC/ DC)

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Metal and Mining Sector

Battery Energy Storage System

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As part of the National Mission on Transformative Mobility and Battery

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Vision, Mission & Values

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global engineering enterprise providing solutions for a better roviding

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THE VALUES that inspire BHEL

Engineering & Technology

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o Development of methodologies for residual life assessment of high voltage

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2. Permanent Magnet Machines:

o HV test techniques for power apparatus and insulation system.