How can energy savings in electric motor systems be identified and quantified? The next webinar in the CIPEC (Canadian Industry Partnership for Energy Conservation) Webinar Series will introduce the Motor Systems Tool (MST), an independent calculation tool to support the assessment and optimisation of complete motor systems.
Sandie B. Nielsen from the Danish Technological Institute will present the Motor Systems Tool and demonstrate how it can be used to evaluate motor system efficiency and explore the energy-saving potential of different system configurations.
What to expect
The webinar will provide an introduction to the Motor Systems Tool, its main functionalities and its practical application. Topics will include:
- Introduction to the Motor Systems Tool and its main functionalities
- Detailed demonstration of how to use the Motor Systems Tool
- Stepwise optimisation of a complete motor system, including the motor and drive, transmission and load
- Practical examples showcasing the benefits the Motor Systems Tool can provide
- Questions and answers
Explore the EMSA tool suite
The Motor Systems Tool is part of a growing suite of practical tools developed by EMSA to support engineers, energy consultants, machine builders and other professionals working on motor system efficiency.
The suite currently includes three tools:
- Motor Systems Tool (MST): An independent calculator for assessing the efficiency of complete motor systems and evaluating optimisation opportunities.
- EMSA CompressorCalc: An Excel-based tool for calculating air-compressor isentropic efficiency step by step, based on test results in accordance with ISO 1217.
- DTI-Hydracalc: A tool for evaluating control strategies in cyclic hydraulic installations and determining efficient motor and pump sizing.
All three tools are available for free following registration.
Find out more and access the tools on the EMSA Tools webpage.
