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Kennametal
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CAMILLE BAUER
From photovoltaic systems, to battery storage and electromobility: energy efficiency in direct current systems
The trend towards efficient utilization of limited resources has led to the introduction of a host of activities for energy efficiency improvement. For DC systems especially, monitoring their performance and error-free operation is fundamental. Photovoltaic and battery storage systems are particularly relevant here and the focus is also evidently on the power supplies of emerging electromobility solutions.
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CAMILLE BAUER
Digitization of the energy sector A new enhancement for energy automation
To address the needs of the energy automation sector and in the context of digitization, Camille Bauer is introducing higher-performance variants of the CENTRAX CU3000 and CU5000. As well as the BASIC version the ADVANCED version is now also available. The CENTRAX is a 2-in-1 device, combining in a single housing a highly precise measurement device for monitoring electrical parameters and the functionality of a programmable logic controller. It supports the CODESYS development environment for developing IEC 61131-3 compliant industrial automation applications.
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CAMILLE BAUER
Camille Bauer joins in strengthening Switzerland's manufacturing base: people and digitisation work together in a new manufacturing service
Swiss industry contributes to our country's innovation, full employment and competitiveness. Switzerland's manufacturing base is indispensable, but industry must seize on the opportunities of digitisation". This postulation from a video message by Federal Councillor Johann Schneider-Ammann to the Industry 2025 initiative on 19.09.2017 was published in the October 2017 issue of swiss technology magazine.
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CAMILLE BAUER
Digitisation of tap changers: Modernising power transformers efficiently
Renewable energies and distributed energy resources are reflections of the era of energy transition. Smart grids with optimal load distribution are now closer to becoming reality. However, what happens to the existing substations in the distribution net-works? Will they able to handle the requirements, now that power quality concerns are emerging more and more? What is to happen to the older systems which now still operate manually or semi-manually? What is to be done about distribution networks with power transformers that are based on different technologies?
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SOURIAU – SUNBANK Connection Technologies
Esterline Connection Technologies – SOURIAU has been a recognized name in the nuclear industry for several decades
Many industries require connectors to interconnect the electrical and electronic systems that are vital to controlling their processes and ensure the safety of equipment. The nuclear industry is no exception to this. Thanks to its many years of collaboration with leaders in the industry, SOURIAU possesses extensive experience in meeting the requirements of nuclear environments.
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Norelem
Overcoming manufacturing productivity as standard
The UK is constantly under pressure to streamline costs and become more economically competitive on a global scale. It is widely publicised that UK manufacturing has a vital role to play in improving the country’s overall productivity. However, while many firms are looking to new technologies, robotics and automation to stay ahead of the game, Marcus Schneck, CEO at norelem has an alternative solution; one which streamlines the planning and manufacturing process without incurring additional cost in the form of overheads – standard components.
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British Steel
British steel wins major German rail contract
British Steel has secured a major German rail contract after enhancing its manufacturing capabilities with a seven-figure investment.
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Morgan Advanced Materials
Global partnership utilises innovative materials for sustainable energy storage
A global partnership between UK-based Morgan Advanced Materials and FZSoNick Switzerland is utilising innovative new materials to help store and harness excess energy generated from renewable sources.
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Carrier
