SPECIAL PROJECTS

Since inception in 1995, BNN has successfully completed several projects. Some of these have been extremely challenging and have

stretched our capacity / capability as professionals. This section is dedicated to these projects.

We are open to new challenges and would like to take up new projects to add to this section.

Year                      End Customer                   Projects

2007                       AP Water Board                Design of Telemetry Network for 400 Km Long Water  Pipeline Project

2005                       Indian Army                       Transmission Network Design for a strategic CDMA  system in J& K

2004                       Kerala Water Board            Design of Telemetry & SCADA Comm. Network.

INDIAN ARMY J&K

BNN undertook INDIAN ARMY J&K, BNN undertook Transmission Network Planning for an Indian Army Strategic CDMA System in J & K (executed by Bharat Electronics Ltd / Stratex Networks USA). The work involved inter-connecting CDMA Sites distributed all over Jammu, including the Line of Control, through a failsafe Radio / Fibre Network in 2005. The Project was a challenge in that the survey teams had to visit all the Forward Posts along

 the LOC in Jammu some of which were reached only after 8-12 Hrs of Trek through dense forests / snow. In one instance the survey teamhad to be temporarily withdrawn in the face of Live Enemy fire.The network has since been implemented and in operation for past 5 years.

KERALA WATER BOARD (World Bank Project)

BNN was engaged by M/s CDAC India, to recommend and design a reliable and cost effective media for interchange of Telemetry and Control data between various fresh water reservoirs from a centralized control room. Following alternatives were considered:

1.      Captive Voice & Data transmission network using Radio (ISM 2.4-2.4835 Ghz)

2.      SMS / GPRS using the available GSM Network

3.      Closed User Group VSAT Network.

A state wide survey was undertaken and SMS / GPRS technology was recommended to be the most economical and yet reliable method.

Andhra Pradesh Water Board

BNN was engaged by M/s Siemens to design a Microwave Communication Network in the 1600 Mhz band. The network was to connect intermediate pumping stations / reservoir control stations for a proposed 400 Km long fresh water pipeline, connecting River Godavari in Khammam District of AP to the main reservoir in Warrangal. Several reservoirs en-route were also connected to the network.