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Data-driven ventilation and process waste-gas treatment for new-energy plants

Production-environment ventilation and waste-gas treatment — efficient operation, data management, asset registers at scale.

Efficient operationData managementAsset registers at scale

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Process & Pain Points

Where the fan sits in your system

Typical scenario: NMP recovery exhaust in cell workshops, formation and grading exhaust, whole-building ventilation

New-energy plants run large fleets of equipment at a high level of automation, with explicit requirements for equipment data integration. Ventilation and waste-gas systems account for a significant share of site energy, making them a prime target for carbon management and cost reduction.

Large fan counts make unit-by-unit inspection expensive

A large energy base with no sub-metering

Process exhaust demand shifts as capacity ramps

Group-level reporting requirements for carbon and energy data

Waste-gas treatment chain diagram: capture hood, ductwork, scrubber, energy-saving fan and stack

Capture hood → Ductwork → Treatment unit → Fan → Stack (supply boundary per proposal)

Solution outline (final configuration subject to site survey)

There is no “one-size-fits-all model” — different conditions mean different configurations. Below is the selection framework for New Energy duty.

Model

High-efficiency permanent-magnet direct-drive units holding efficiency across a wide load range

Control strategy

Linked to line-running signals, flexible through capacity ramp-up

Data integration

Every unit onboarded to the platform, building an asset register and sub-metered consumption

Extension

Can interface with a site energy management platform (interfaces confirmed per project)

Expected Value

Four kinds of value, subject to site assessment and measurement

Energy

Fleet-wide tuning with savings accounted against the asset register

Reliability

Alerting designed for unmanned operation requirements

Maintenance

Maintenance scheduled from operating data, cutting unplanned downtime

Management

Energy and carbon data supporting group-level reporting and review

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