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IS200VTCCH1CBB Reliable Turbine Control Solutions
– Takt time shortened by 35%, achieving higher production efficiency
– Leading positioning repeatability for high-quality manufacturing
– The floor space is reduced by 10%, the weight is reduced by more than 20%, and the installation is flexible and convenient.
The IRB 1100 improves productivity by reducing cycle times by 35% and offers leading repeat positioning accuracy. IRB 1100 is equipped with ABB”s new OmniCore™ controller,
which has advanced motion control functions and is ideal for rapid assembly, pick and place, and material handling.
Flexibility is another important consideration in small parts assembly, as manufacturers increasingly need to cope with the production needs of low-volume, high-variety, and
shortening product life cycles. Compared with previous generations of robots, the IRB 1100 has a footprint that is 10% smaller, a weight that is 20% lighter, and a
thinner body that can be flexibly deployed in narrow spaces and existing automated production lines. In addition to increasing flexibility in production space layout, the IRB 1100
also enables more flexible heavy-duty operations with complex tools or end effectors.
Ni Side, global president of ABB”s Robotics business unit, said: “Today, manufacturers need to explore any value creation opportunities from their automation systems and
even factory space. IRB 1100 supports this and creates opportunities to improve every inch of the production process. efficiency. It is ABB’s most compact and lightweight robot to
date and an important part of our small parts assembly solutions.”
IRB 1100 is one of ABB”s first new era robot products developed based on a new flexible design concept. This design concept will help develop robots with more diverse sizes
and versions and become an integral part of customized solutions. The IRB 1100 will be certified for cleanroom applications in the future and will be available in two models: one
with a load capacity of 4kg and a working range of 475mm; the other with a load capacity of 4kg and a working range of 580mm.
ABB”s cost-effective equipment monitoring system uses Windows Embedded Server
ABB is one of the world”s top 500 companies. It occupies a leading position in the electric power field and the production of power transmission/transformation
equipment. It is especially powerful in power automation protection, telemetry, remote sensing, and real-time signal control of lines and front-end equipment.
ABB”s SYS 600C is a host-based solution based on MicroSCADA Pro (data acquisition and supervisory control system) technology for production process control
and scheduling automation. It uses Microsoft Windows Embedded Server as the technology platform and can monitor and control on-site operating equipment to achieve
data collection, equipment control, measurement, parameter adjustment and signal alarm. This solution can improve the reliability
, safety and economic benefits of power grid operation, and realize the automation and modernization of power dispatching.
At present, MicroSCADA Pro technology is mature, and its main product, Compact SCADA SYS 600C, is widely recognized. Behind the success, Microsoft”s
Windows Server 2003 R2 For Embedded Systems plays an irreplaceable role. Compact SCADA SYS 600C is currently protecting China’s power grid.
Needs and Challenges
As the world”s leading provider of protection and control solutions, it is particularly important to solve the domestic power grid transmission and
distribution capacity, optimize the use value of resources, and maximize the distribution network. This is what ABB needs to consider first. . Under this premise, ABB
has worked closely with China Power Grid to develop a power automation protection system to facilitate deployment in power grid centers in various districts
to ensure the highest security and stability.
However, during the system architecture design and development process, ABB found that it needed to focus on solving the following challenges:
* Stable and reliable
Stability and Reliability Since the power industry faces special circumstances, the priority is to solve the problem of
stable operation of the system. Therefore, the system needs to take into account the power system operation process and conduct
overall optimization and debugging, which includes optimizing and building the system kernel, operating system, permission control and other levels.
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