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Drives for Water Industry - Industria de Siemens

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Best-practice<br />

water supply examples<br />

Ba<strong>de</strong>n-Württemberg state water supply<br />

Task<br />

The Ba<strong>de</strong>n-Württemberg state water supply<br />

was to be mo<strong>de</strong>rnized – with the objective<br />

to increase flexibility and efficiently use the<br />

groundwater reservoirs. This involves one of<br />

the largest long-distance water supply utilities<br />

in Germany: More than three million<br />

people are supplied with drinking water<br />

through an extensive network of pipes<br />

770 km long. This is <strong>for</strong> an area that in addition<br />

to Stuttgart also inclu<strong>de</strong>s Aalen, Esslingen,<br />

Göppingen, Ludwigsburg, Schwäbisch<br />

Gmünd and Ulm.<br />

Solution<br />

The groundwater reservoirs were equipped<br />

with variable-speed low-voltage drive systems<br />

<strong>for</strong> the pumps. The extremely precise<br />

and flexible drive concept always guarantees<br />

the correct mixing ratio – and there<strong>for</strong>e the<br />

optimum drinking water quality. It also ensures<br />

the maximum availability and reliability<br />

of the water supply. The variable-speed<br />

operation simultaneously saves energy and<br />

reduces the level of stress on the system.<br />

Schwetzinger Hardt waterworks<br />

Task<br />

A higher <strong>de</strong>gree of safety, reliability and<br />

cost-effectiveness. This is what the City of<br />

Mannheim expected when it came to mo<strong>de</strong>rnizing<br />

their water supply. This was to be<br />

done based on innovative operating control<br />

methods with process visualization and remote<br />

access.<br />

Solution<br />

The drinking water pumping stations were<br />

equipped with variable-speed low-voltage<br />

drive systems – <strong>for</strong> precise, reliable energysaving<br />

operation that also reduced the<br />

stress on the system. The drive system is<br />

integrated in a SIMATIC WinCC-based supervisory<br />

control system. This means that it<br />

can be operated and monitored from everywhere<br />

– also via remote access.<br />

Products used:<br />

• N-compact low-voltage motors<br />

• SINAMICS G150 drive converters<br />

Products used:<br />

• 1LG6 low-voltage motors<br />

• SINAMICS G150 drive converters<br />

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