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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.»

Healthy air thanks to FanGrid

When a huge axial fan broke down in the Skaraborg clinic in Sweden, the air conditioner could no longer produce the air flow required. But replacing the unit would have meant modifications to the buildings. Now was the time for a forward-looking solution.»

Better skyscraper air conditioning

The fans in the air conditioning system at the Riverside Centre, one of Brisbane’s landmarks, were wearing out. A retrofit was needed to improve efficiency and convenience, but there was hardly any room and not much time.»

Chilled selection

Not only does the Atherton Supa IGA supermarket have an innovative selection, it also has the latest refrigeration equipment. It was even the first store in all of Australia to get a retrofit with AxiBlades.»

Equipped to deal with the cold

Axial fans for high-performance evaporators»

“Working with people who like to tinker with things is important to us.”

Thomas Borst, Managing Director Sales and Marketing ebm-papst group, about the wide range of applications that use our products and the importance of companies of any size.»

Cold feet at freezer cabinets? Never again!

Thanks to a retrofit in 138 supermarkets and department stores at British retailer Marks & Spencer, shopping for frozen foods has never been so pleasant.»

On course towards zero emissions

Thanks to modifications to the car deck’s and passenger ventilation system, the ferry operator Scandlines saves two million kilowatt-hours per year. For chief engineer Carsten Johansen this is an important step towards zero emissions.»

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Focus on the benefits

Thomas Borst, Managing Director Sales and Marketing ebm-papst group, about exotic applications, the importance of connectivity solutions and the face-lift of the customer magazine mag.»

Getting rid of heat

The cooling water in a gas power plant in Dresden releases its heat through heat exchangers on the roof. But they were terrible for the overall efficiency. Then the operators took a radical step resulting in a cut of nearly 90 percent in energy consumption.»

Perfect climate from the ice tank

The new building at the St. Georgen location doesn’t just shine on the surface. Its cold heart beats under the parking lot.»

Making the perfect bathroom fan

Three years of joint development efforts by LUNOS and ebm-papst went into Silvento ec ventilators – along with the understanding that candor and trust are essential to the successful completion of such an extensive project.»

Sale: 50 percent off on air

The air conditioning system in the “Aalborg Storcenter” shopping center was consuming a lot of energy. Thanks to a retrofit with EC fans from ebm-papst, now its owner is enjoying big savings as 50 percent of its energy costs have been eliminated.»

New fans for an old station

Cramped equipment rooms and regulations affecting alterations to historic buildings prevented the installation of a new ventilation system in the Copenhagen train station. But ebm-papst had another good solution up its sleeve.»

Not just heat

The new boiler from the British company Flowgroup is not just any old boiler. It doesn’t just produce heat, but electricity too, and pays for itself in the process. The story of an extraordinary project.»

Harmony on the high seas

Almost 3,000 EC fans provide for perfect cabin conditions on the world’s second-largest cruise ship. Active PFC technology ensures that so many units can work together without problems.»

The green engine of growth

Sustainability is a successful business model»

Warm welcome

Teddington air curtains keep the cold air out and energy consumption low»

Stay cool

A climatic solution for the new Computer Centre of the Deutscher Wetterdienst»

Self cooler: A crafty draft

In the Saarland, wind-power stations are being developed and built that are reliable and set new standards with self-cooling forces — using EC technology.»

The racing machine

Every cubic centimetre of space that is taken up by a fan in server racks or telecommunication base stations is wasted space. A new generation of high-performance fans gets moving — to make more room»

Plant in Hollenbach: “Everything in the green range”

Just a few kilometres north of the headquarters in Mulfingen, a new plant grew from the home soil of Germany’s Hohenlohe region in just six months. Here, in Hollenbach, ebm-papst has produced the largest flagship models in its product range: fans with a blade diameter of up to one meter.»

EC in supermarkets: Measurable savings

Eating is a sensory pleasure — but unfortunately buying food is often not. Karsten and Marcus Nüsken prove that this can be different in their seven Rewe supermarkets in Westphalia. The brothers explain how they managed to use EC technology to catapult one of their supermarkets into the top ten supermarkets in Europe.»

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