Engerey and Schneider Electric: Smart And Sustainable Inverters Revolutionizing The Oil And Gas Sector

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Published on 16/07/2024 at 22:39

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Company From Paraná Creates Panels with Altivar Process Modular, Connected and Sustainable Inverters for the Oil and Gas Sector and Other Industries.

A company located in Paraná is manufacturing special panels with smart inverters aimed at the oil and gas sector, as well as other industries. This initiative is part of the ongoing search for innovative and sustainable solutions. The inverters used are of the Altivar Process Modular model, which are known for their digitalization and connectivity capability, ideal for large industrial complexes and various segments.

Engerey, a reference in low and medium voltage electrical panel production, recently stood out by obtaining certification from Schneider Electric. This French multinational is renowned for its expertise in automation and advanced control technology. Engerey’s frequency inverters promise to revolutionize the market, ensuring energy efficiency and greater operational reliability for industries.

The production of equipment with Altivar Process Modular (APM) frequency inverters is bringing significant improvements to various industries. These devices are designed to control the speed of high-performance motors, reaching up to 1,000 kilowatts of power (kW). The versatility and efficiency of the inverters drive sectors such as sanitation, oil and gas, mining, food and beverages, in addition to agribusiness.

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Inverters: A Revolution in the Industry

The interesting aspect of this new generation of inverters is their advanced connectivity capability. This feature facilitates the processing and sharing of information in real time, resulting in more resilient and productive operations for machines, people, and systems. Smart inverters, equipped with cutting-edge Internet of Things (IoT) technology, maximize the efficiency of the industrial park, providing accurate data on processes, reducing downtime, and mitigating waste of time and financial resources.

‘With the real-time intelligence of inverters, you gain instant and accurate insights to make quick and assertive decisions’, emphasizes Fábio Amaral, CEO of Engerey. This real-time connectivity is one of the aspects that differentiate modern inverters in the market.

Automation Systems and Sustainability

The agile integration of process automation systems ensures not only a simplified operation but also a smooth transition between different stages of production. This adjustment provides a tangible improvement in energy consumption, as emphasized by Fábio Amaral. He points out that one of the distinguishing features of the APM model is its modularity, allowing customizations according to the specifics of each industrial application.

Produced sustainably, APM inverters carry the Green Premium label, which ensures a reduced environmental impact. All devices undergo rigorous certification processes, including APM Certification, ensuring customers the highest quality and reliability standards. The production of equipment aims not only for efficiency but also for the sustainability of the planet.

‘The partnership between Engerey and Schneider provides innovative and effective solutions to the energy challenges of various sectors’, states Fábio Amaral. This collaboration combines Engerey’s expertise in electrical panel development with Schneider Electric’s global leadership in automation and energy technology.

Collaboration and Specialization

Together, the companies are empowered to offer customers a wide range of solutions that not only enhance the operational efficiency of industries but also promote the sustainability of the planet. The Green Premium certification obtained by APM inverters is a testament to these companies’ commitment to environmentally responsible practices and the production of equipment with minimized environmental impact.

With the growing demand for more efficient and environmentally sustainable operations, frequency inverters, especially smart inverters, are essential for the modernization and optimization of industrial processes. This technological advancement reflects a continuous commitment to innovation and the improvement of industrial performance, always with a keen eye on sustainability and reducing environmental impact.

The use of inverters, especially the smart models, not only boosts energy consumption efficiency but also contributes to the resilience of production processes, ensuring that companies can operate more effectively with a lower environmental impact. This confluence of technology and sustainability is crucial for the evolution of contemporary industries.

Engerey and Schneider Electric: Smart And Sustainable Inverters Revolutionizing The Oil And Gas Sector

Company From Paraná Creates Panels with Altivar Process Modular, Connected and Sustainable Inverters for the Oil and Gas Sector and Other Industries.

Inverters: A Revolution in the Industry

Automation Systems and Sustainability

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