New guide eases manufacturers into ESOS
A free guide has been published by EEF to help ease Britain’s manufacturers into ESOS – the Government’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme.
A free guide has been published by EEF to help ease Britain’s manufacturers into ESOS – the Government’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme.
Upgrading its domestic hot water system from two shell-and-tube calorifiers to a compact Spirax EasiHeat solution has enabled Greencore Food to Go to reduce its annual gas bill by £30,000.
As part of an upgrade to its production facility MERU, a producer of disability equipment, wanted to improve its compressed air set-up and opted for a Mark MSM 4kW DX compressor
Ceramic tableware producer, Steelite International, has installed two more Atlas Copco compressors at its Stoke-on-Trent site to meet increased demand for production plant air.
According to Carbon Trust figures, some 30% of compressed air continues to be lost in leakages. Here, Stuart Berry, specialist at Pneumatic Control Solutions, identifies where savings can be found and offers suggestions to help companies identify areas of improvement and implement cost-saving energy efficiency technologies and services.
With the advent of the ‘smart factory’ and with ever more reliance on digitally transmitted diagnostic information, Mark Whitmore, general manager at BOGE, discusses how this is affecting and improving the use and monitoring of compressed air systems
By introducing new compressor components as part of a full system audit, an abrasives systems manufacturer has cut its maintenance and energy costs from £40k to 25k, bringing swift ROI, uninterrupted service and long-term savings.
ABB is launching an Energy Efficiency and Productivity Improvement Plan, aimed at providing step-by-step support for enhancing the performance of motor-driven applications using variable-speed drives and high efficiency electric motors.
At ComVac this year (13th to 17th April, Hannover Messe) Ingersoll Rand will be showcasing compressors, smart technologies, parts, accessories, services and aftermarket support.
Welsh Water is set to reduce the cost of its roadside pumping kiosks, following the adoption of ABB variable-speed drives. Up to 20 kiosks a year are to be installed, each with two pumps driven by an ABB drive for water and wastewater, ACQ810, up to 22kW, in duty/ standby mode, housed in IP54 enclosures.
IPE publishes a weekly eNewsletter, delivering a carefully chosen selection of the latest stories straight to your inbox.
Subscribe here