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EXAIR EFC Electronic Flow Control for compressed air is designed to minimise compressed air use on blowoff, drying, cooling, conveying and static elimination operations. It combines a photoelectric sensor with a timing control that limits compressed air use by turning it off when no part is present. With eight programmable on and off modes, the timing control permits easy tuning to the application requirements.
For most companies, air compressors use more electricity than any other type of equipment and can waste thousands of electricity dollars per year if not properly controlled. By turning on the air only when a part is present, the EFC provides just enough air to complete a specific task or operation, minimising compressed air use and resulting in reduced compressed air costs.
The polycarbonate enclosure of the EFC is suitable for use in a wide range of applications including those located in wet environments. The compact photoelectric sensor has a sensitivity adjustment with the ability to detect objects up to 1 m away. It has good immunity to noise and inductive loads common to industrial environments.
For more information: https://www.caasafety.com.au/products/efc-electronic-flow-control/.
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Wind and Solar Data for Renewable Energy Development in Ukraine
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Fri, 05/31/2024 – 17:52
In this webinar, we will delve into the capabilities of the RE Data Explorer, which is a powerful tool that utilizes the best publicly available data sources to support renewable energy analysis and decision-making. After walking participants through the key functions of this useful open-source tool, we will explore extensive solar and wind resource data for Ukraine. This event will be invaluable for professionals, researchers, and policymakers involved in the renewable energy sector, particularly in Ukraine. Attendees will gain insights into how RE Data Explorer can be leveraged to optimize energy strategies and support sustainable development goals. The webinar will be conducted in Ukrainian with English interpretation available for non-Ukrainian speakers.
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Attendees will gain insights into how RE Data Explorer can be leveraged to optimize energy strategies and support sustainable development goals.
Event Date
Tuesday, June 18, 2024, 2:00
– 3:00 pm UTC
Sponsored by
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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Event Format
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Event Type
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Topic
Energy
Clean or Renewable Energy
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning
Strategic Objective
Mitigation
Projects
USAID-NREL Partnership
Sectors
Energy
Country
Ukraine
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2024-06-18 14:00:00
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Wind and Solar Data for Renewable Energy Development in Ukraine
In this webinar, we will delve into the capabilities of the RE Data Explorer, which is a powerful tool that utilizes the best publicly available data sources to support renewable energy analysis and decision-making. After walking participants through the key functions of this useful open-source tool, we will explore extensive solar and wind resource data for Ukraine. This event will be invaluable for professionals, researchers, and policymakers involved in the renewable energy sector, particularly in Ukraine. Attendees will gain insights into how RE Data Explorer can be leveraged to optimize energy strategies and support sustainable development goals. The webinar will be conducted in Ukrainian with English interpretation available for non-Ukrainian speakers.
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