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2013.04.26Diesel Progress | Taking UPS to the federal level - and beyond
Diesel Progress | Taking UPS to the federal level - and beyond
"E1 DYNAMICS partnered with Phoenix Products to supply its first U.S. uninterruptible power supply system for a federal building in Missouri in 2009..." [+]
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2013.04.24Installatie & Bouw | Kyotowiel koelt gloednieuw datacenter Belgacom
Installatie & Bouw | Kyotowiel koelt gloednieuw datacenter Belgacom
Op 1 februari werd in Evere het nieuwe High Density Datacenter van Belgacom in gebruik genomen.[+]
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2013.03.28Expert | Энергия нон-стоп
Expert | Энергия нон-стоп
" Компания основана в 1989 году, ее оборот в 2011 году составил 84 млн евро, работает в ней порядка 200 человек. Производит EURO-DIESEL динамические источники бесперебойного питания, основанные на принципе накопления кинетической энергии. «Это уникальная технология, мы одни из немногочисленных производителей, ее применяющих», — говорит менеджер по маркетингу компании..." [+]
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2013.03.27Priviliège | EURO-DIESEL
March 2013 | Priviliège
"Vous n'avez peut-être jamais entendu parler de la société liégeoise EURO-DIESEL, implantée dans le zoning industriel de Gräce-Hollogne. Pourtant, elle se positionne comme un des leaders mondiaux dans le domaine de la sécurité de l'alimentation électrique... "[+]
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2013.03.12UOL Diveo expande Data Center em Tamboré (Brasil)
UOL Diveo expande Data Center em Tamboré (Brasil)
[...] um sistema criado pela EURO-DIESEL, também chamado de NO-BREAK KS, que reduz o consumo de energia e espaço físico do Data Center que permite o fornecimento de energia ininterrupta, limpa, estabilizada e de alta qualidade. [+]
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DRUPS systems can be configured as N, N+1, N+2 or 2N to meet your required levels of maintainability and fault tolerant designs.
Various configurations are possible at low or medium voltage as Single UPS Output Systems or Short Break Sytems, Distributed Redundant, Isolated Redundant, etc.
Below, you will find some of the examples of E1 DYNAMICS's configurations and capabilities.
Single Output or Short Break Dual Output System
NO-BREAK E1 (Single Output System) in conditioning mode
NO-BREAK E1-SB0 (Dual Output) in conditioning mode
NO-BREAK E1-SB1 (Dual Output) in conditioning mode
NO-BREAK E1-SB2 (Dual Output) in conditioning mode
Parallel Systems - LV or MV
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Parallel LV Configuration
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Parallel systems comprise of two or more units operating together to feed a common critical path. Parallel systems are for loads larger than otherwise possible with a single unit. Parallel systems are designed at low and medium voltages. By paralleling multiple units, a redundant configuration can be obtained. A redundant configuration has an even higher reliability and provides more flexibility during the execution of preventive maintenance.
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Parallel MV Configuration
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An increasing number of customers today require multi mega Watt UPS power for their critical loads. Various electrical system configurations can be obtained, but the parallel systems are the most common above all.
With a MV solution, the current is inversely proportional to the voltage. In practice, this means that 20 or more units can be operated in parallel in order to obtain a multi MW solution. MV configurations come in two versions; Either with a step-up transformer or with an MV alternator.
Both parallel configurations can be designed for both concurrent maintainability and fault tolerant conditions to meet some of the industries most stringent design requirements. |
Distributed Redundant
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Distributed redundant Configuration
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This is a modular design where individual systems share the redundancy. This allows the end-user to create a multi MVA facility at low voltage or to obtain a concurrently maintainable configurations. |
Other Configurations
E1 DYNAMICS offers, amongst others, Isolated Parallel (IP) and Isolated Redundant (IR) configurations. IP is a modular design where all systems share their redundancy but supply into the same output ring or star bus. IR is also a modular design with one isolated redundant unit serving to provide redundancy to a bus, available to the other units where they are able to transfer their loads.
