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Good climate at the VW plant in NavarraThis is how it works
Join Martin Groll from Novenco and Gerold Kronthaler from Danfoss Drives on their virtual technology walk through the Volkswagen plant in Navarra, Spain. At various stations, the two experts explain how VW uses efficient AHU technology to improve the ventilation and air conditioning process at the plant. You will learn how the car manufacturer is reducing annual energy consumption by 20% in this way, saving at the same time tons of CO₂, as well as energy costs.
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The requirements:
What does 'good climate' mean at the VW plant in Navarra?
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AC drives for greater efficiency
VLT® HVAC Drive FC 102 in operation
AHU technology that meets all requirements
12 Novenco axial fans in operation
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'VLT® Control Panel LCP'-Display
The new AHU technology at VW Navarra can be easily controlled via the externally mounted 'VLT® Control Panel LCP' displays. Hear from Danfoss expert Gerold Kronthaler about the benefits this brings for the efficiency and availability of the plant.
Martin Groll of Novenco explains the operation of conventional AHU systems that use centrifugal fans.
Digression: How conventional air handling units work
Highly efficient axial fans with an aerodynamic design are used at car manufacturer Volkswagen. Martin Groll from Novenco explains the special features and advantages of this system.
Digression: The 'axial fan' principle
Mission accomplished: Martin Groll, Novenco, summarizes the results and benefits achieved.
VW Navarra: Strong results
In addition to annual energy savings of 20 percent, the new AHU technology that ensures quality air at VW's Navarra plant is 30 percent shorter and lighter.
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Good climate at the VW plant in Navarra
VW Navarra: The initial situation
An eye on the components: The air handling unit at VW Navarra
Availability & efficiency: Monitor easily
Digression: How conventional air handling units work
Digression: The 'axial fan' principle
