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Session 1: Dynamic Line Rating by Lindsey Manufacturing
2013-04-16 21:28:00| Transmission & Distribution World
Lindsey Manufacturing Co. along with their partners at Idaho National Labs have developed and deployed a new Transmission Line Monitor (TLM) for EHV lines that uses onboard LiDAR to measure conductor ground clearance, and other sensors to measure conductor temperature, tilt, roll and conductor vibration.Location Online Webinar United States See map: Google Maps Now Available On Demand Duration: 60 Minutes Lindsey Manufacturing Co. along with their partners at Idaho National Labs have developed and deployed a new Transmission Line Monitor (TLM) for EHV lines that uses onboard LiDAR to measure conductor ground clearance, and other sensors to measure conductor temperature, tilt, roll and conductor vibration. Data from the TLM is transmitted via mesh network radio to an end point computer. This data can be used to manage congestion problems on transmission lines. When combined with weather and line loading data, algorithms have been developed by Lindsey's partner, MWH, to calculate day ahead line capacity. These new forecasting tools will increase line capacities while continually monitoring the line to maintain compliance with NERC requirements. This webinar will present the results of this new TLM technology. About The Series: Welcome to the Advanced Technology Series of webinars by Burns & McDonnell. This year we will feature six progressive transmission line technologies that support the safe, reliable, efficient and compliant operation of HV and EHV transmission lines. The webinars will include: Session 1 - January - Dynamic Line Rating by Lindsey Manufacturing Session 2 - March- Smart Wire Grid on Distributed FACTS (Flexible Alternating Current Transmission System) Session 3 - May- Composite Core Conductors Session 4 - July - CRUX on Micropiles and Steel Pile Caps Session 5 - September- EHV Cable Systems Session 6 - November- Automated Aerial Patrol Markers Sponsored by: read more
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Volt/Var: How Flattening Your Voltage Profile and Minimizing Your Var Flow Can Improve Your Bottom Line
2013-04-16 21:22:00| Transmission & Distribution World
This presentation will provide an overview into the Arizona Public Service Smart Distribution project, the scope of the project, project challenges, and project results. Learn more as our speakers, Dan Arden, global product director distribution automation, Cooper Power Systems, Deborah Sapp, senior program manager, Arizona Public Service, and Andrew Hanson, subject matter expert, Structure Group. Location Online Webinar United States See map: Google Maps The Business Case for Integrated Volt/Var Control – IVVC Utilities can manage distribution system voltage and var flow to reduce demand and energy consumption, and achieve significant energy savings while maintaining customer voltage power quality per established standards. The business benefits are a greater percentage of energy delivered to paying customers, deferment in investment in peaking generation plants and charges, and a reduction in the environmental impact of energy delivery. Arizona Public Service IVVC Smart Distribution Project: The business case for conservation voltage reduction is complex. Utilities save on the cost of fuel and emissions, and additional peak generation. Customers pay less for their electricity. The Distribution system is operated more efficiently. The purpose of Arizona Public Service project is to substantiate the operational benefits of 24/7 Demand Management through Integrated Voltage Var Control: Managing Voltage and VARs in the distribution system to settable targets while maintaining service level voltages within their power quality requirements. This presentation will provide an overview into the Arizona Public Service Smart Distribution project, the scope of the project, project challenges, and project results. Learn more as our speakers, Dan Arden, global product director distribution automation, Cooper Power Systems, Deborah Sapp, senior program manager, Arizona Public Service, and Andrew Hanson, subject matter expert, Structure Group, discuss: Delivering energy while minimizing losses and power factor penalties/costs. Supporting Conservation Voltage Reduction (CVR) events. Implementation of the Cooper Power Systems Yukon™ volt/var management software Results of the APS volt/var management pilot project. Get the insights you need to stay competitive. Sponsored by: read more
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Goya Foods Redesigns Marinades Line by Converting Glass to Lightweight PET
2013-04-16 06:00:00| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today
Commercial Debut of Amcor's Origami™ Hot Fill Technology Results In Major Sustainability Benefits and Unique Design<br /> <br /> MANCHESTER, Mich. – Goya Foods Inc., based in Secaucus, N.J., the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the U.S. and a leader in Latin American food and condiments industries, has undertaken a major redesign of its marinade product line, converting 12oz (355ml) and 24.5oz (725ml) products from glass to lightweight polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles ...This story is related to the following:Food Processing and PreparationFood Containers | Polyethylene Products | Polyethylene Bottles
CHINA: DyStar Nanjing Colours pilots new indigo line
2013-04-15 20:37:55| Daily apparel & textile news and comment - from just-style.com
Dystar has begun trial production on a second Indigo line at the company's manufacturing hub in Nanjing, China, a month ahead of schedule.
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US: JC Penney draws US$850m from revolving credit line
2013-04-15 16:47:00| Daily apparel & textile news and comment - from just-style.com
JC Penney has said it will draw US$850m of its $1.85bn revolving credit facility, and will look to raise more capital.
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