Balance between motor loss and performance
packaging machine manufacturers need to find a way to make them successful, a way to focus on energy efficiency
Doug burns, who led Rockwell Automation and the wind of effective product utilization, said: we began to pay attention to the requirements of end users for energy data, and use this data as the main determinant of product price and performance. Manufacturers who want to distinguish themselves from others in the market will say that our machines consume 25% less in operation than other machines in the marketpackaging equipment manufacturers are required to make creative solutions, such as an energy-saving module in the machine, so that the system can enter the sleep state when the production line is not running
packaging equipment covers everything from mechanical systems to all servo drives. Every device in the mechanical system is processed and driven by a large motor. LFI components are characterized by high temperature stability and excellent impact strength. To optimize these departments, we need to pay attention to the whole machine and components, especially the motor
whether the company uses conventional motors or new high-energy devices, current users need to be aware of their energy consumption, said rich Mintz, sew transmission equipment product manager. In high index operation, it usually takes more time for the motor system to keep this calibration value than in operation to start
on the other hand, there is an early consumption for servo technology, but this is offset by adding mobility. Ben Green said. Ben green, packaging industry consultant of Siemens Power Automation motion control solutions group
from the perspective of the system, the machinery manufacturing industry is also developing in the direction of integrating too much diagnostics at the design level. Burns has been recognized and favored by the industry. This enables energy efficiency and productivity to be better balanced in the life of the machine and beeps at the end of each experiment
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