What The Tech: How to maintain fans according to demand?

Predictive maintenance helps to ensure a long service life for fans. How exactly does this work, and how do you get the necessary data?»

What The Tech: What is the difference between Direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC)

Both direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) describe types of current flow in a circuit. Both are essential to enable the functioning of our electronics, but do you know the difference between direct current and alternating current?»

What The Tech: How do you keep data centers cool?

When you process a lot of data, you need data centers. But that much data can really make the system overheat. It takes a lot of cooling and a lot of money to pay for it. So is there a cheaper, less energy-intensive way to keep your hot data cool?»

What The Tech: Securing e-mobility with green energy?

Due to climate change, electromobility is becoming increasingly important, the number of electric vehicles is also increasing rapidly. Therefore, it makes sense that the electricity used for them should come from renewable energy sources. But what kind of renewable energy sources do we have and how important are wind power plants?»

When it works, it works

All good things come to those who wait. With our products, this is not just theoretical. We prove it in practice in our endurance tests, setting records in the process.»

Conway’s travels

Newcastle, Belfast, Coleraine – Joe Conway traveled around Ireland’s green countryside and lively cities for several months. He was targeting the country’s supermarkets.»

»Residential ventilation has to be quiet«

Thanks to its precisely controllable air flow, the RadiCal in scroll housing is ideal for residential ventilation.»

A Quiet Kind of Freshness

South African supermarket chain Shoprite relies on ebm-papst AxiCool fans in its new distribution center in Cape Town.»

Combining EC technology with airfoil blades

In ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration applications, designers and operators often discover that the fans installed in their equipment are noisier or less energy-efficient than expected. The conditions of installation are often to blame, as they can have a negative effect on power consumption, air performance and noise emissions. The fan’s impeller, motor, control electronics and housing are optimized for energy efficiency and noise emission, and the actual conditions of installation in AHUs should not be neglected.»

Smart electronics cooling for industrial applications

In control cabinets hot spots can arise, which can reach temperatures of over 90 °C and cause the destruction of sensitive electronics. Filter fans, units that combine fans and dust filters, can help by conveying excess heat out of control cabinets and electronics housings while also preventing the ingress of dirt particles.»

The inspector’s critical eye

In R&D at ebm-papst, tabletop test machines from Zwick help make better products. And they were made better themselves.»

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