Introduction to RoboCylinder V3 (Product Overview 2009) - IAI Industrieroboter - #19

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Energy Efficient RoboCylinder Way Out of Cost Trap Pneumatics 0 05 10 15 20 25 30 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 Compressor: 0.75 kW, Air cylinder: ø25, Stroke: 300 RoboCylinder: RCP2-RA6C-I-56P-16-300, Operating Conditions: Same load, same operating conditions Annual power consumption (2000 hours) (kWh) Number of cycles (per minute) Air cylinder RoboCylinder How much money is leaking out of your system? Using energy in an efficient manner will cut running costs and benefit the environment and as a result can significantly boost the image of a business in the public eye. With this said, it is essential and clear that we see the convergence of environmental and business needs are indeed in sync. We at IAI see this and are working hard to build energy efficient products so both businesses and our environment can benefit each and every day. The Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) Comitee of the European Parliament has reported that many facilities have no idea how much their compressed air systems cost on an annual basis, or how much money they could be saving by improving the performance of these systems. Do you know how much money is leaking out of your system? The excessive cost of leaks An example of how expensive one small leak can cost, consider the figure below: Just one small ¼” hole can cost you € 11000 per year! Even without a visible hole, pinhole leaks are very common and add up to a costly energy bill. Energy costs are skyrocketing and so will the cost of air leaks that plague most systems. Leaks can also be a significant source of wasted energy in an industrial compressed air system, sometimes wasting 20-30% of a compressor’s output. Leaks will drop system pressure and make air tools function less efficiently, adversely affecting production. Eliminate your problems with RoboCylinder You can eliminate costly losses with IAI’s RoboCylinder electric actuator today! RoboCylinder offers you easy to use software and all of the benefits of a high-quality electric actuator. Did you know that the effective energy efficiency of IAI’s RoboCylinder line is 80-90%, while a typical overall efficiency is around 10% for a compressed air system? Size 1/16” 1/8” 1/4” Cost per Year € 688 € 2750 € 11000 Costs calculated using electricity rate of € 0,1 per kWh*, assuming constant operation and an efficient compressor. *Cost adjusted for average commercial retail price of electricity (Nov. 2007) Power Consumption Test: RoboCylinder vs Air Cyli nder IAI devised a precision power consumption test procedure to measure energy efficiency. Both the air cylinder and RoboCylinder were tested with identical variables. Variables included dwell time, cost of electricity, cost of compressed air, speed, payload, stroke, ambient temp and operating time. RoboCylinder Running Costs only 1/3 to 1/10 of an Air Cylinder As the operation frequency increases, the energy requirements of air cylinders increase exponentially, while the power consumption rate remains constant with the energy efficient RoboCylinder. Therefore, the differentials in power consumption between the two actuators increase as the number of cycles per minute increases. Based on IAI’s calculations, when the two actuators are operating at 10 cycles per minute, the RoboCylinder only requires 1/3 the power of the air cylinder. When the actuators are operating at 30 cycles per minute, the difference is even more profound, with the RoboCylinder only requiring 1/10 the power of the air cylinder! Keep in mind that no industrial plant uses just one actuator; the more actuators your plant requires, the more savings and ROI with energy efficient RoboCylinders. Green Automation by IAI: Higher Quality, Lower Running Costs, Sustainability GO ELECTRI C Authorized Distribution Partner 19

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