ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
New metallized polypropylene film capacitors from Panasonic
Compact design for interference suppressor applications
V.AC/1000 h (C < 1.0 F) and high safety. In accordance with UL/CSA and European safety regulation class X2, all C series components are equipped with a safety mechanism.
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Altus Introduce Customers to Rehm’s Innovative Software Solutions
growing interest in the SMART factory solutions which were presented by many exhibitors at the show. One company exhibiting the latest technology to support
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Industry 4.0 was Rehm Thermal Systems, with the ViCI virtual communication interface for the ViCON system software. The technology was demonstrated for the first time during the show and caught the interest of Altus’ customers. Joe Booth, sales manager at Altus said: “Altus attended the SMT Hybrid & Packaging show to support our customers and introduce them to our principles’ latest innovations. The new Rehm software was one new addition that got people talking.
Altus 01386 791074
www.altusgroup.co.uk
NORD DRIVESYSTEMS
ltus has returned from the SMT Hybrid & Packaging show, Nuremberg, where the team has reported
Specifically designed for interference suppressor applications, ECQUA series film capacitors benefit from a compact design, a flame-retardant plastic case and non-combustible resin. Fully RoHS compliant, the products have
a rated voltage of 275VAC, a rated capacitance of 0.10 F up to 4.7 F, and a capacitance tolerance of ±10 % (K), ±20 % (M). The category temperature range is -40°C up to +110°C. For more information on Panasonic’s ECQUA series film capacitors please visit:
https://eu.industrial.panasonic.com/products/capacitors/film-capacitors/electronic-equipment- use/series/ecqua/ABD0053/model/ECQUAAF155M
Panasonic Industry Europe 01344 853260
www.industry.panasonic.eu
Optimise costs, increase efficiency T
anasonic Industry Europe is introducing a new series of polypropylene film capacitors featuring high humidity resistance (THB test: 85 °C/85 %/240
he "life cycle costs" of drive solutions include all of the costs which are incurred, from purchase and commissioning, use and maintenance, up to disposal. To optimise the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) NORD DRIVESYSTEMS offers individual TCO calculations, integrated concepts for costs and efficiency optimisation as well as powerful and efficient drive technology. Procurement, management, transportation and installation,
environmental and disposal costs only account for a part of the costs for plant and machinery. Operating costs such as energy, operating materials, operation and software, storage, as well as repair and maintenance costs must also be considered. The total costs which a product generates over the course of its life cycle can be calculated with the aid of a TCO calculation. Among other things, this enables to savings and the payback time to be determined.
+49 (0) 4532 289-0
www.nord.com Nexans Makes Final Cable Delivery to Canada’s Strait of Belle Isle Subsea HVDC Power Link
• Nexans has successfully completed the delivery of the Strait of Belle Isle power link, which is part of the Lower Churchill project in Eastern Canada. • The six-year project to create a 350 kV power link across the Strait of Belle Isle has been completed with the delivery of the spare length of cable.
Peggy Aasheim, Nexans project manager for the Strait
of Belle Isle project, said: “The Strait of Belle Isle project was a major operation that called on our highly skilled people in a wide range of areas and especially the marine and onshore installation. One of our greatest challenges in this remote area was the sea ice as well as dense fog and cold weather. It is a tribute to Nexans’ engineering and installation capability that the project has been completed safely and successfully.” The spare cable is being stored on a spool held on the
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exans has completed a six-year project to design, manufacture, supply and install approximately 100 km
of subsea high voltage direct current (HVDC) cable and accessories for Nalcor Energy’s Strait of Belle Isle Marine Cable Crossing in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The project, which now connects Labrador with the island of Newfoundland, reached its conclusion when Nexans delivered the final 2.3 km length of cable that will provide a spare ready for use.
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A masterwork of engineering and installation The 350 kV HVDC cables used for the project are based on Nexans’ well-proven mass-impregnated design. They include three lengths of submarine cables with an integrated fiber- optic element together with underground cables that were used for the land connections at either side of the strait. The accessories comprise joints, spares and terminations. The subsea cables were installed in water depths of up to 110 m by Nexans’ own installation vessel, the C/S Nexans Skagerrak.
Corner Brook waterfront on the west coast of the island of Newfoundland. The Strait of Belle Isle Marine Cable Crossing is a key element in the overall Lower Churchill Project, which includes construction of an 824 MW hydroelectric generating facility and more than 1,600 km of transmission lines across the province.
Nexans 01908 250850
www.nexans.co.uk
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