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How high-efficiency SynRM motors enable long-term savings

How high-efficiency SynRM motors enable long-term savings

Industrial businesses realise the critical importance of energy efficiency. It is an immediate step that facilities can take to improve their sustainability, contribute to reaching net zero, and boost profitability. Here, Ivor Vidjen, Business Development Manager of IEC Low Voltage Motors at ABB, breaks down how businesses can achieve these goals and ensure long-term savings.

Helping keep hay fever at bay: Micromotors help monitor pollen counts

Helping keep hay fever at bay: Micromotors help monitor pollen counts

Summer sunshine brings joy to many, but for hay fever sufferers, it isn’t always quite so welcome. Affecting up to 20 percent of the population, high pollen counts can make it difficult to enjoy time outdoors. In this article, Dave Walsha, Sales Manager at EMS, explains how automated pollen-monitoring stations can help keep allergy sufferers informed.

Tiny drivers, big ambitions: Children get driving lessons from electric car

Tiny drivers, big ambitions: Children get driving lessons from electric car

A real electric car in miniature is giving children as young as four the opportunity to start their driving career early.

Unlocking energy savings: Why drives are essential in your sustainability journey

Unlocking energy savings: Why drives are essential in your sustainability journey

Today, the most common use of drives in industrial environments is for the control of fans, pumps and compressors. In fact, these applications account for about 75 percent of all drives operating globally. Here, Marek Lukaszczyk, European and Middle East Marketing Manager at WEG, explains why overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) and sustainability are closely linked, and how drives are essential for energy efficiency.

How can we empower motors to ensure success among the stars?

How can we empower motors to ensure success among the stars?

The space race didn’t get off to the best start this year, with the UK’s first ever satellite mission ending in disappointment. The launch highlights how the failure of just one component can lead to the demise of an entire mission. But space waits for no one, and as the race continues, how can we best ensure that future missions are successful? Here, Dave Walsha, Sales Manager at EMS, explains.

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