REO (UK) Ltd
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Water cooled drive peripheral components

With more drive applications
utilising water as a cooling medium,
REO will be introducing a new range
of water cooled drive peripheral
components. In many instances the
use of water allows drive enclosure
sizes to be re

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Robust resistor

A new hybrid farm vehicle uses 4 x
33kW motors to drive each wheel
separately, with active slip control on
each. The unit also supplies connected
equipment with a variety of AC or
DC voltages to a maximum power of
80kW

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Quality way to boost profits

The importance of power quality has been marginalised in recent years, according to Steve Hughes of REO UK. He believes that few significant energy users understand that a welcome side effect of power quality improvement is a reduction in the cost of electricity

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Smart meters: Key to efficient operations

Smart meters are becoming increasingly common in industrial applications. Steve Hughes, managing director of REO UK, believes it is important that managers use them to gain insight into not only energy usage but power quality

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Energy review tells only half the story

While welcoming the UK Government’s launch of an independent review into reducing energy costs, Steve Hughes, managing director, REO UK, explains why he believes it only tells half of the story

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Power quality specialist releases whitepaper

Power quality specialist REO UK has released a whitepaper proposing that a lack of efficiency in industrial power drive systems means there is currently 44TWh/a of energy savings that could be made across the sector. REO has demonstrated the results in its own laboratory tests, outlined in the paper, and suggests that better harmonic mitigation and a change in the rules is required.

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Trends in power quality for 2019

Despite advancements in renewable energy, electric vehicles and medical technology, these areas face an ongoing challenge with power quality. Variations in voltage and frequency can result in power fluctuations, interruptions and transients that can cause damage to networks. Steve Hughes, managing director of power quality specialist REO UK, explains the trends in power quality for 2019.

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