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Optimising industrial fan performance
Jeremy Salisbury, Brammer UK
Industrial fans are a critical plant asset employed in a wide variety of applications ranging from burners and furnaces, heating, ventilation and cooling systems, to provide ‘blow-off’ air for clearing or drying. It is an area where compromise on maintenance or spare part quality should not be an option as asset failure can impact significantly on productivity.
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J D NEUHAUS SUPPLY THEIR LARGEST EVER CRANE SYSTEM
The largest crane system constructed to date by J D Neuhaus has been delivered to Westcon Lofteteknikk AS (WCL) of Norway for use on an offshore drilling rig. The semi portal design comprises an A-frame supporting twin overhead horizontal track beams providing a 7.5 metre span.
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Empowering energy solutions with EPLAN Platform
Russia relies a great deal on localised heat and power generation. For Impuls Industrial Boiler Plants, the opportunities for building or rebuilding large boiler houses that provide heat and power to communities, including remote industrial installations, represents a major growth market. Founded in 2002, the company has pioneered development of modular, fully automated industrial boiler houses that don't require a human operator. A key reason for choosing EPLAN as the new design tool was the ability of the software to support electrical, process control and enclosure design on a shared platform. As a result, projects that typically took three months or more are now being completed in 5-6 weeks.
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FESTO SERVO-MOTION CONTROL ACCELERATES THROUGHPUT OF PLASTIC JOINING MACHINES
Newmarket, Suffolk, January 10, 2012 — Phasa has enhanced the performance of its specialist plastic component joining machines with high performance new versions employing a key servo-based motion control system in place of a pneumatic actuator. The servo enables several seconds to be shaved off the assembly time of complex car door panels, increasing productivity significantly. The slight additional cost of a machine fitted with servo technology will typically repay its investment after just a couple of months.
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