About 40% of all energy consumption in Europe and North America is consumed in buildings. And the biggest share of this energy consumption is used in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) applications. A lot of money on the energy bill is paid on HVAC applications. If, if we can reduce the power consumption in the building, exactly on heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) applications, we can absolutely save a lot of our money!
40% of all energy consumed! The…
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LIOS Technology has completed a power cable monitoring project at a South American mining facility of Codelco in Chile. The Korean made 220 kV, 630 mm 2 XLPE high voltage cable system includes…
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To my fellow engineers, do you know how many steel framed towers fell on September 11th 2001? No it was not two but three. Checkout AE911truth.org or watch this short clip on buildingwhat.org website:…
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Periodically I receive press releases or white papers on how to secure industrial controllers and networks; a subject that for many does not exactly inspire excitement. In the more than 20 years that I’ve been covering industrial networks, the response I usually receive from vendors and customers about security follows along these lines:…
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Everyday mobility can be a problem for those who are sick and bedridden. Getting out of a wheelchair, bed, car seat, or chair can be difficult, especially without assistance. Until recently, people struggling with standing and walking did not have many lightweight and portable devices to help them become more mobile. Rather, typical handicap lifts are large, heavy, and not very portable. They tend to be…
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from Randy Frank, SensorTiPS
At Convergence 2010 in Detroit, National Semiconductor’s Dac Tran explains how serial-deserialization (SerDes) technology plays a critical role in delivering camera sensing data in vehicles. The SerDes in the demo is National Semiconductor’s FPD-Link III that provides real-time bidirectional control.
For more information on National Semiconductor’s FPD-Link III, click…
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Souring for frequency inverters, variable speed drives with the quality of that of Siemens, ABB? But hesistating to contact them because of the expensive cost! Try to contact us for an alternative for frequency inverters (variable speed drives) with similar quality, but more reasonable price!
The voltage range of frequency inverters (variable frequency drives) we offered:…
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