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Systems are required
to allow the following in order to have and electrically
efficient installation:
- Management and optimisation of energy contracting.
(Q) Using
demand curve analysis and wave quality diagnosis
- Measurement and supervision of energy
(M
+ P)
using measurement and supervision systems which identify
when, how, where and how much political energy is being
consumed.
- Improving productivity (R
+ P)
by eliminating disturbances (harmonics and high frequencies)
and managing earth-leakage is with one single aim: avoiding
downtime and breakdowns.
- Managing demand (R
+ M),
which means reducing or “relocating” the required
powers and energies.
More specifically, the use of the "Circutor Efficiency
Formula" :
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Q |
Metering 
CIRWATT electronic meters and QNA power quality analyzers |
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M |
Measurement
and supervision systems
CVM power analyzers, EDMK meters, maximum demand control
systems, PowerStudio Scada software , etc. |
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R |
Power factor correction and
harmonic filtering
CIRVAC capacitor banks and NETACTIVE and NETPASIVE
harmonic filters
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P |
Intelligent earth-leakage protection
RGU-10 earth-leakage relay, CBS earth-leakage station
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E.E.E. |
Electrical Energy
Efficiency |
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