Computer controlled speed control system B 8400 DS with bypass mode function connecting to direct line power.
Function
The speed control optimizes air flow and speed in reference to the drying progress.
The following are taken into account:
The speed change is effected by a microprocessor-controlled frequency converter. The bypass operation has following advantages:
Characteristics
The extensive, elaborate software is always kept up to date by the latest technical standards. Thanks to the easy up/downloading of new programs the speed control will always be up-to-date even after years.
Functional description:
Depending on the lumber species, the thickness and the moisture content of the lumber in the kiln. The control system supplied by the BRUNNER - HILDEBRAND GROUP automatically controls different fan speeds (air velocities) - between 40% and 100% (20 Hz - 50/60 Hz).
As the wood moisture decreases, the fan speed (air speed) is reduced as the lumber does not require high air speed in the lumber packets for economical and qualitative drying.
Furthermore, further energy savings are possible with the option "tariff program" (taking in account energy power supplier rates for normal, night, peak, weekend end, maximum monitors, critical speeds).
Conclusion:
The electrical energy savings (depending on the type of lumber species, thickness and initial moisture content) is between 30% - 50%.
A reduced air speed applied during drying can lead as well to quality improvement of the lumber, without prolonging the drying times.
Non-binding example for 3 fan motors per 3KW (9KW) With a 30% energy saving:
30% energy savings = approx. 3 KW / h x 0,14 € / KWh (estimated) x 24 hours x 200 days (operation) = € 2.016, saving / year! (See also the enclosed graphic - "red and black characteristic" - as an example).
Hildebrand Holztechnik GmbH
Brunner Trockentechnik GmbH
Vorwerkstraße 9
D-30989 Hannover / Gehrden
Phone: +49(0)5108-64090
E-Mail: info@brunner-hildebrand.com
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