드라이브 ㆍ 컨트롤 (Journal of Drive and Control)

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  • Pages.46-53
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  • 2012
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  • 2671-7972(pISSN)
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  • 2671-7980(eISSN)
유공압건설기계학회 (The Korean Society for Fluid Power and Construction Equipment)
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Energy Efficiency & Sustainability - the Cleanliness Management Role of Components and System in Automotive and Hydraulics

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This paper explains how eliminating contamination from the manufacturing processes will lead to better product quality and hence the need for reworking, a trouble free commissioning period and greatly improved production efficiency. All of these will reduce costs and energy usage. It will also ensure that the product is delivered to the customer in a condition that will ensure improved reliability and longer life, again reducing both energy and other operating costs. Correctly designing the contamination control measures will achieve and maintain the level of fluid cleanliness that is required by the end user. The filter is critical to cleanliness management and should be selected with the same degree of thought and consideration as for other major components. This paper explains the role that Cleanliness Management plays in the reducing the carbon footprint of systems and processes by making them perform more efficiently for longer periods. It also examines two differing ways of selecting filters to incorporate the features of newer designs, and shows how significant savings in the costs of ownership can be achieved using these approaches.

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