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In an interview with Editor Linda Becker, Tom Stone, the national sales manager for industrial markets with Thermal Care, talks about how using variable-frequency drives can improve the process cooling operations. Tom is a speaker at the Process Cooling & Heating Show, the show that focuses exclusively on industrial heating and cooling equipment, components and supplies used in the process industries.
Chiller with variable-speed compressor operates between 10 and 100 percent of its rated capacity. The design applies variable-speed green compressor technology from the HVAC industry to produce energy savings over hot-gas-bypass regulation.
When it comes to industrial process heating and cooling systems, a number of plants are running with systems that rely on a fixed-speed centrifugal pump to circulate the medium and a control valve to throttle the flow to a required rate.
Siemens Drive Technologies Division is providing variable-frequency drives (VFDs) for a $450 million cellulosic ethanol plant under construction by a U.S. subsidiary of Abengoa, a developer of renewable energy solutions based in Seville, Spain.
A maker of instrumentation and controls has been selected to to provide two variable frequency drives (VFD) for environmental upgrades at a coal-fired power plant.
How to avoid bearing current failure and insulation failure when designing and installing variable-frequency drive systems is the focus of “VFD Application Guidelines” a technical bulletin from Colmac Coil, Colville, Wash.