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Wednesday, 15 September 2010
iPhone App - ABB Energy Saving Calculator
Friday, 10 September 2010
FREE MOTOR AUDIT OFFER FROM QUANTUM CONTROLS
Please feel free to download our latest offer from Quantum Controls, this is to carry out a FREE Motor Audit detailing all your Motors on your site.
Quantum Controls will produce a full asset register of the Motors you have on your premises, detailing all nameplate data, locations and reference numbers
Quantum Controls will also advise which of these motors are available ex stock from Quantum’s Works should the need arise for you to need to replace any of your motors quickly.
This is a FREE service we provide to all our customers, please complete the downloadable PDF form then click ‘Submit by Email’ button to send your request
You can also claim your Free Quantum Keyring for easy reference and contact details
PDF Form can be found here - http://www.quantum-controls.co.uk/resources/Motor_Audit.pdf
Request your FREE Quantum Keyring here - http://www.quantum-controls.co.uk/products/index.php/keyring-382.html
Monday, 6 September 2010
Selecting the right drive for an application can not only save energy but it can result in a higher efficiency and less impact on the environment
Energy efficiency is a topic that remains high on the agenda of many companies. Saving energy can save costs while at the same time helping to reduce emissions and the impact on the environment. It has been widely known for many years that the use of the correct drives can go a long way towards meeting these requirements.
Variable Speed Drives (VSD's) proved to be the solution for wallpaper manufacturer Fine Decor. Greg Roberts, chief engineer and energy manager for the company, wanted to save energy and reduce the company's carbon footprint, and had several areas of concern, one of which was a large fan used to extract heat from one of the production processes. This runs direct-on-line, has no speed control, and was extracting too much heat, resulting in wasted electricity and a need to use more gas to compensate for the heat reduction.
To find the solution, Roberts asked Quantum Controls to carry out a site survey. This logged energy use data and identified several applications where energy consumption could be reduced.
Four ABB VSDs were then supplied on hire to show the possible savings. Roberts comments: "Quantum proposed a package of drives to me and showed the calculated savings and payback we could expect.
Based on the carbon dioxide it would be saving, the Carbon Trust offered a loan of £120,000, even though the capital cost was nowhere near this figure."
For the permanent installations, Quantum installed nine ABB standard drives on six fan applications, saving over 9000kWhrs each week, and providing an energy cost saving of just over £27,000 a year, with a payback of eight months.
Variable Speed Drives (VSD's) proved to be the solution for wallpaper manufacturer Fine Decor. Greg Roberts, chief engineer and energy manager for the company, wanted to save energy and reduce the company's carbon footprint, and had several areas of concern, one of which was a large fan used to extract heat from one of the production processes. This runs direct-on-line, has no speed control, and was extracting too much heat, resulting in wasted electricity and a need to use more gas to compensate for the heat reduction.
To find the solution, Roberts asked Quantum Controls to carry out a site survey. This logged energy use data and identified several applications where energy consumption could be reduced.
Four ABB VSDs were then supplied on hire to show the possible savings. Roberts comments: "Quantum proposed a package of drives to me and showed the calculated savings and payback we could expect.
Based on the carbon dioxide it would be saving, the Carbon Trust offered a loan of £120,000, even though the capital cost was nowhere near this figure."
For the permanent installations, Quantum installed nine ABB standard drives on six fan applications, saving over 9000kWhrs each week, and providing an energy cost saving of just over £27,000 a year, with a payback of eight months.
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