PERMANENT MAGNET MOTORS: SECURING THE INSTALLATION, REDUCING ELECTRICAL CONSUMPTION & MAINTENANCE COSTS
Report
The transmission components from the motors to the fan (belts and reducer) require increased vigilance for the proper cooling of a process, in particular if they are placed in the flow of humid air. The elimination of these critical components eliminates maintenance costs and operations while securing the reliability of the equipment.
Solution
Replacing gearboxes or belts with a permanent magnet motor significantly reduces maintenance costs and handling operations.
In addition, this new generation of motors coupled to their frequency converters guarantees yields much higher than those of asynchronous motors (+ 3% minimum).
A solution that secures the installation, reduces maintenance costs: 2-year warranty.
- Better energy performance
- Suppression of reducers and maintenance (excluding bearings)
- Eligible for CEE State bonuses
The transmission components from the motors to the fan (belts and reducer) require increased vigilance for the proper cooling of a process, in particular if they are placed in the flow of humid air.
The elimination of these critical components eliminates maintenance costs and operations while securing the reliability of the equipment.
In addition, this new generation of motors coupled to their frequency converters guarantees yields much higher than those of asynchronous motors.
Gérard DANDEVILLE, Maintenance Manager, Operational Unit CDGL
PLUME SUPPRESSION FROM COOLING TOWERS
Plume: the plume is the result of the condensation of the water vapor contained in the saturated air at the outlet of the tower, which can end up in over-saturation when it mixes with the colder ambient air. The plume is therefore generally more visible in colder or more humid ambient conditions.
Plume suppression is achieved by installing a coil at the unit’s discharge in order to heat the moisture-saturated discharge air, to move it away from its saturation point and thus avoid condensation of the vapor. water on its return to the atmosphere.
COOLING TOWER SOUNDPROOFING
Replacement or adaptation of soundproofing boxes on helical or centrifugal towers.
It is possible to lower the sound level of a cooling tower already installed on site by using sound boxes at the top of the tower for exhaust ventilation.
In the case of a blower fan (on the side) Jacir carries out the dressing of the fan motor unit.
Sound attenuation EFFI-SILENT, specially designed for cooling tower basins: reduction of 3 to 4dBA depending on the type of tower.
