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    The document discusses replacing an exhaust fan control system using direct on-line starters with an inverter control system. The previous system used individual direct on-line starters for each fan motor, resulting in high starting currents, no protection from overloads, and inefficient operation. The new inverter system allows vector control of multiple motors, individual motor protection, smooth acceleration, and automatic speed control based on temperature sensors. The project cost $2,000 and paid for itself in less than 6 months, saving $5,000 per year in electricity costs and extending motor and belt life.

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    The document discusses replacing an exhaust fan control system using direct on-line starters with an inverter control system. The previous system used individual direct on-line starters for each fan motor, resulting in high starting currents, no protection from overloads, and inefficient operation. The new inverter system allows vector control of multiple motors, individual motor protection, smooth acceleration, and automatic speed control based on temperature sensors. The project cost $2,000 and paid for itself in less than 6 months, saving $5,000 per year in electricity costs and extending motor and belt life.

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    Exhaust Fan Control by Inverter

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    Rabiul Awal
    The document discusses replacing an exhaust fan control system using direct on-line starters with an inverter control system. The previous system used individual direct on-line starters for each fan motor, resulting in high starting currents, no protection from overloads, and inefficient operation. The new inverter system allows vector control of multiple motors, individual motor protection, smooth acceleration, and automatic speed control based on temperature sensors. The project cost $2,000 and paid for itself in less than 6 months, saving $5,000 per year in electricity costs and extending motor and belt life.

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    Energy cost

    Exhaust fan control by Inverter system optimization

    Current Situation Cost of Project


    Previous Situation

    Exhaust fan Exhaust fan Exhaust fan


    2K USD
    ROI(Return of Investment)

    Control panel <6 Month


    DOL DOL DOL Time Taken to Execute Project
    Starter Starter Starter

    • Project execution time 20 Days


    Electrical power

    Three phase Electrical power


    Project Partners
     Exhaust fan control by DOL starter  Vector control program installed to control multiple
     Developed by Gazipur Engg.Team
     Individual control system by DOL starter. motor.

     Motor running always on fixed frequency with  Individual Motor Protection Installed Instead of
    fixed load. DOL in control panel . Project Savings
     Electricity savings 83MW/Annum
     There was no tripping facilities hence motor got  Smooth acceleration time ensure better torque.  Motor and belt life will increase
    burnt.Increasing fuel cost & overall Starting current is less.

     Starting current 2 to 3 times higher than rated


    current.
     Automatic speed control of exhaust fans by
    temperature monitoring sensor 5K/annum
    Transforming for growth
    Transforming for growth
    Connecting, pioneering, trusted
    Connecting, pioneering, trusted

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