Here, the company will produce power
distribution enclosures which serve as protective housings for electrical distribution components such as circuit breakers, fuses, switches and meters, ensuring the safe distribution, metering and control of electricity throughout residential, commercial and industrial buildings. The facility is part of ABB’s Mission to Zero
initiative towards significantly reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of its sites,
while supporting customers to reduce their GHG emissions by providing a decarbonisation roadmap that they can implement. The
initiative is expected to reduce CO2e emissions by more than 6,700 tonnes and energy consumption by more than 9,400 MWh annually compared to 2019 at the previous facility. The measures are anticipated to
result in approximately 2.5 million in energy cost reductions annually. Equipped with energy-efficient machinery, it is expected that 10% of energy required at the site will be generated by 1,330 on-site rooftop solar panels, with the remaining sourced from certified green energy supplies. LED lighting, electric vehicle (EV) chargers, heat pumps, cooling water
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circuits and a new air ventilation plant are also contributing to the energy and carbon emissions reduction.
Brian Thompson, general manager of Creo at PTC, commented:
“Improvements to our AI-powered generative design and integrated Ansys- based simulation gives customers the opportunity to employ simulation-driven design earlier in the development process to improve time to market, initial product quality, and manufacturing cost. “PTC has continued to invest in Creo’s capabilities for model-based definition (MBD), design of electrical sub-systems, composite designs, and advanced manufacturing.” With Creo 11, clients have access to: • Usability and Productivity Enhancements: Including support for multibody concepts, streamlining part design workflows, a refined Shrinkwrap feature for seamless assembly handling, and an upgraded enclosure volume feature. • Improvements in Electrification: Customers can leverage cabling tools to manipulate locations precisely, place custom components more efficiently, etc. • Enhanced composite design and manufacturing. • Expanded Model-Based Definition (MBD) Tools: To easily organise design data in simple tables that can be read by humans and machines. • Simulation-Driven Design and Generative Design: For better design ideation, guidance and validation.
• Advanced Manufacturing Tools: Optimised additive and subtractive manufacturing tools. Improvements include enhanced lattice structure creation, and smoother operations.
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