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HBM HELPS NEDO TO FIND A SOLUTION IN TESTING TIMES!
Industrial Technology Development Organisation (NEDO) and Motor & Magnetic Materials R&D Centre (MagHEM) with a system which could supply synchronised data in real time, which was an important issue for further development of its new super motor. As part of the research to develop a
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super motor that uses new magnetic materials to reduce energy loss and increase its power density by 40%, compared to conventional electric motors, NEDO and MagHEM specified the HBM eDrive testing system, complete with the dynamic GEN7tA power analyser. By integrating this system into its test bench, this meant that the process was
simplified, without compromising on reliable data. HBM eDrive Testing is the revolutionary system for analysing electrical invertors and
electrical machines HBM
01525 304980
THE ADDITEL 286 T
he Additel 286 Multifunction Reference Thermometer Readout
is an industry first and is now available from Chamois Metrology. The 286 combines the capabilities of a high-end reference thermometer with a highly capable data acquisition system and 8.5 digit multimeter. It is capable of scanning and recording up to 82 channels at 10 channels per second. Users can easily configure the ADT286 to perform field calibrations and uniformity studies as well as use the unit in the lab as a precision thermometer and 8.5 digit multimeter.
ADT 286 Multifunction Reference Thermometer Readout Scanner Modules
If you're in need of a precision reference thermometer for your laboratory, then look no further than the Additel 286. The base unit comes with two precision readout channels that can be used to measure your SPRT. Need to calibrate RTDs, PRTs, thermistors or thermocouples? Add a scanner module and you now have the ability to measure 10 RTDs, PRTs, or thermistors and 20 thermocouples.
Chamois Metrology 01926 812066
www.chamois.net
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BM recently helped to provide the Japanese New Energy and
X SERIES – DESIGNED TO PROTECT T
he toughest electronics and electrical housing
CamdenBoss have offered to date. The X series, consisting of three styles, are the ultimate housing for IoT instruments, human to machine controls, automation and user interfaces. Compliance to IP67 and IK08 impact resistance, the series provides the protection needed for rugged and harsh environments, a perfect fit for industrial instrumentation electronics. The X6 is most suitable for
cabling systems such as junctions, utilising metric sized knockouts. The X8 introduces a hinged lid, tackling cabinet type applications and the X7 provides further protection through enhanced corner protection. This heavy-duty enclosure is designed to protect.
CamdenBoss 01638 716101
www.camdenboss.com
HIGH EMI RESISTANT SENSOR W
ilcoxon’s HV (high voltage) isolated sensors are designed for vibration monitoring in
high electromagnetic environments commonly found near wind turbines, including the base and nacelle, and rotating machinery such as bearings, gearboxes. The rugged design and high performing components of the HV series ensures reliable operation in harsh electromagnetic environments without communication loss or delays.
The sensing element is isolated from the sensor base and casing to offset the effect of high voltage and electromagnetic interference (EMI) often found in wind turbines and VFD/SCR controllers. An isolated pellet offers extra protection for internal electronics. Ceramic housings and hermetic sealing provides isolation up to 6,000 volts promoting long-term stability. Low frequency models have superior performance down to 0.1 Hz.
KDP Electronics Systems 01767 651058
www.kdpes.co.uk
ABB LEADS SPONSORSHIP OF TENTH GLOBAL WATER LEAKAGE SUMMIT TO HELP FIGHT WATER WASTAGE
Finding new ways to cut water leakage and manage customer demand will be two of the main aims of this year’s Global Water Leakage Summit, sponsored by ABB. Taking place at the Amba Hotel Marble Arch, London, 25th – 26th June, the event will focus on how combining the latest technologies with policies to reduce water wastage can be used to help tackle the growing threat of water scarcity.
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Established in 2008, the Global Water Leakage Summit brings together water companies, equipment suppliers, academics and specialists in water management and resource planning from around the world to exchange ideas and information about the latest technologies and techniques that can help manage supplies more sustainably.
With growing pressure being placed on the Earth’s finite freshwater resources by rising populations, urbanization and industrial demand, measures urgently need to be put in place to conserve water and minimize wastage. As lead sponsor, ABB is keen to use the summit both as a platform for exchanging ideas within the industry and for communicating the issues around water sustainability to the public.
“The strain on the world’s water resources continues to rise, with the issue becoming increasingly profound as time goes on,” says Joydip Sanyal, Global Product Manager for electromagnetic flowmeters at ABB Limited. “As lead sponsor of the Global Water Leakage Summit, we see the event as a great opportunity for all of us who are taking part to raise awareness about the urgent need to change our lifestyles when it comes to using water.”
ABB June 2019 0870 600 6122
www.abb.com
BB takes up lead sponsorship of international water management event for the tenth year running to help inspire water leakage innovation and change attitudes to water usage.
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