ADVERTORIALS NEW NORDSON EFD DISPOSABLE DO-IT-
YOURSELF DUAL SYRINGES • These two-component (2K) DIY syringes come in a variety of sizes from 4mL to 30mL and 1:1 or 2:1 ratios
• The complete system includes a syringe, plunger and mixer options to meet your specific application requirements.
• It provides controlled mixing and placement of two-part epoxies, adhesives, sealants, gels, pastes and compounds in DIY home improvement, automotive, health and beauty, and dental applications
• The disposable 2K DIY dual syringe product line is fully customizable, with the option to choose colors, labels, nozzle type, and material.
Nordson EFD 01582 666334
europe@nordsonefd.com
EVATRON SENSOR ENCLOSURES T
he sturdy, yet simple features of our sensor enclosures and control
units make them unobtrusive and ideal for domestic, commercial and office applications. These versatile, attractive and discreet enclosures moulded in ABS UL94-HB are available in white, off white, light grey and black. Ventilation allows free airflow making them an ideal housing for thermostats, sensor probes and all temperature, gas and humidity sensing applications. Whatever the application, we have a range of options to meet your needs, with most sensor enclosures having PCB mounts in the base and lid plus pre-drilled wall mounting points. In addition, Evatron can provide a competitive machining and printing service to customise and brand your enclosure – please ask us to quote.
Evatron 01908 325100
www.evatron.com
TRIGEAR FLOWMETER OFFERS BETTER ACCURACY AND IMPROVED FLOW RANGEABILITY.
T
he Trigear Flowmeter represents the very latest innovation in the Positive Displacement Flowmeter
market place. Developed by a team with many years of experience in rotary piston and oval gear flow measurement, Trigear flowmeters set the standard through advanced gear technology and design they challenge the more expensive technologies of rotary vane, Bi-Rotor and Helically Geared flowmeters whilst challenging oval gear meters in terms of performance. The Trigear flowmeter outperforms its competitors when it comes to the accurate metering of clean fluids such as fuels, oils, additives, chemicals, alcohols and solvents, to name but a few. Applications include flow control, monitoring of flowrate / total and batch control in hazardous or safe areas. Where a product has varying viscosities due to a range of operating temperatures the Trigear meters are ideally suited as accuracy is unaffected. Trigear flowmeters are available in Stainless Steel or Aluminium and are suitable for a wide range of temperatures and pressures. They come with an extensive range of modular screwed or flanged process connections. Most options are available from stock.
Trigear Flowmeter 01444 248 777
www.trigearflowmeters.com
PACE CONSULT SELECTS GROUND VIBRATION MONITORS FROM ACSOFT
B
edford-based AcSoft Sound & Vibration (
www.acsoft.co.uk) has recently supplied two
Menhir (Modular Enhanced Intelligent Recorder) ground vibration monitors from Semex Engcon to long-standing customer, Pace Consult, for a Rydon Construction Ltd project at The Broadway in Ealing, which comprised demolition work on residential properties and derelict warehouses. Pace Consult is a market leading
multidisciplinary consultancy, offering a full suite of ‘concept to completion’ services across three dedicated divisions: acoustics, vibration and air tightness. From consultancy practices nationwide, Pace Consult delivers innovative, competitive and practical solutions, ensuring projects achieve the necessary compliance on time and within budget. The simple, flexible and robust Menhir ground vibration monitor efficiently measures
vibrations, shocks and tremors generated by construction and building works, as well as mining, demolition and quarrying activities.
Acsoft 01234 639550
www.acsoft.co.uk
control tech-nology, developed by ABB, that brings high performance motor control to demanding process-es used in industries such as mining, metals and marine. The drive also enables plants to op-erate more efficiently and produce higher quality output. Traditionally, achieving high dynamic performance and excellent power quality
required hardware with multiple devices. However, this increase in components could decrease relia-bility of the operation. The ACS6080 drive maintains the same highly reliable hardware as its predecessor, the ACS6000, and includes the new advanced control capability, known as Model Predictive Pulse Pattern Control (MP3C). ABB’s MP3C technology combines model predictive control with optimised pulse
pattern to modulate the semiconductors. This means that at every point in time this control can antici-pate the best motor operation point by finding the perfect compromise between dynamics, ef-ficiency and harmonic distortion. The new control enables system integrators and plant operators to maintain stability,
while reducing investment and operational costs by using a smaller drive or a smaller motor. The increased power capability of the ACS6080’s single power module reduces the footprint of the drive by up to 20 percent. The new control helps to reduce operational cost in two ways: it is more energy efficient than other control solutions, and maintenance costs are reduced as there is less mechanical and thermal stress on the equipment leading to longer lifetime of the components. The ACS6080 controls all types of AC motors including induction, synchronous and perma-nent magnet, without the need for different software. It can be tailored to any heavy
indus-trial application, and has a power range from five megawatt (MW) to 36 MW. ABB
01925 741517
www.abb.com
ABB INTRODUCES ACS6080 DRIVE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE MOTOR CONTROL A
BB has expanded its all-compatible drives offering to include the ACS6080 medium voltage (MV) drive for critical applications. The new drive introduces a breakthrough
May 2019
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