EoW March 2010
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Power consumption has been reduced: to strand 150mm 2 uses only 40kW of power for the complete line, or 36kW for 120mm 2 . This is thought to be far lower than using a conventional stranding line. It is the result of using regenerative power from the large and heavy built-in reels to produce electricity through a bus connection, so the reels become power generators. A second means to reduce power use is by adapting equipment for lower energy consumption. double twist twinners or bunchers have been equipped with Gauder Group’s new GreenBow, saving 30% energy use on bow motorisation. For example, high-speed
With the emergence of CTC (continu- ously transposed conductor) cables and hybrid motors, the required tolerances for the necessary rectangular copper wires have come down to ±0.005-0.01mm, which are said to be unachievable with traditional cold rolling technology.
Fuhr’s Universal Turks Head
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Fuhr will be launching its latest wire rolling technology to enable the manufacture of rectangular copper wire with the lowest tolerances: a combination of Fuhr’s Duo Rolling Mill (WSR type), the patented WST rolling mill and Fuhr’s Universal Turks Head. Another product with demanding speci cations is photovoltaic ribbon. This hot dip-tinned conductor strip (rectangular pro le with a high width/thickness ratio) is installed in photovoltaic (PV) or solar panels, and is made of pure copper (99.99%) or OFC (oxygen-free copper). With Fuhr’s newly developed WSR-type rolling mills, high-precision at copper wire can be produced with the following speci cations: Maximum nal width: 8mm • Maximum nal thickness: 0.4mm • Width tolerance: ± 0.05mm • Thickness tolerance: ±0.005mm • Production speed: 300-600m per • minute Fuhr GmbH – Germany Fax : +49 175 2200329
Gauder Group’s ‘GreenBow’
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An advanced composite material and special aerodynamic design of the bow have been developed to minimise friction and loss and therefore to reduce the consumption of electricity. easy maintenance (it has a removable tube) and the fully closed design results in fewer bow crashes. Gauder Group – France Fax : +33 1 64 26 61 10 Email : sales.pourtier@gaudergroup.com Website : www.gaudergroup.com BowTechnology by Gauder Group – France Fax : +33 4 77 71 10 85 Email : bowtechnology@gaudergroup.com Website : www.bowtechnology.com Additional advantages are
Email : mail@karl-fuhr.com Website : www.karl-fuhr.com
Gauder Group Stand: 10E38
Gauder concentric stranding line, COS 1200-2, has been designed with energy savings in mind. Group’s new
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