Five ways to improve power factor without oversizing capacitors
Correction gear is often specified for the worst case and then runs half loaded. These five checks usually recover most of the benefit at a fraction of the cost.
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Correction gear is often specified for the worst case and then runs half loaded. These five checks usually recover most of the benefit at a fraction of the cost.
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Most variable speed drives already log current, torque and thermal data. Reading it on a schedule catches bearing wear long before a line stops.
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I/O count is where most specifications start, but it is rarely where they should end. A controller that only just fits today becomes the reason a line cannot be extended two years from now.
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How we phased a controller and HMI upgrade around a live production schedule, with the changeover plan that kept downtime to a single weekend.
Read ArticleDemand charges, load factor and harmonic distortion explained in plain terms, so you can tell a quick win from an expensive distraction.
Read ArticleWhich modules to stock, which to source on demand, and how to document the decision so it holds up when the line is down at 2am.
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