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EWEC 2010 event in Warsaw, Poland
20 to 23 April 2010 - Hall 1, booth 1041
As a member of the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), Schneider Electric will be participating to the European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition (EWEC) 2010 at the EXPO XXI Warsaw International Expocentre
EWEC is the only annual event which combines an extensive exhibition of the leading players covering every key aspect of the wind market – from technical and theoretical to policy and practice.
Visitors will discover in Schneider Electric’s booth, energy efficient solutions that address the entire wind operations and provide wind developers and operators with reliable and secure grid connection. Three main aspects will be represented in the booth:
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Join our wind solution experts for 2 mini in-booth seminars!
These seminars will be on-going throughout the event and open to all visitors. Two subjects will be discussed throughout the whole event:
- “Fuse or circuit breakers? Criteria to make the right choicie”
- “DVCAS 38 UL. Schneider Electric’s answer to the american wind market"
Learn more about the mini seminars below
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Overview of the Seminar |
20, 21 and 22 April: 11am and 1:30pm 23 April: |
Fuse or Circuit Breaker? Criteria to make the right choice. |
There are different solutions in the market to protect the transformer of a wind turbine, but what is the right one? Maybe all. In this seminar we will explain how Schneider Electric understands the real needs in terms of service continuity, safety, electrical performance and standards accomplishment. |
20, 21 and 22 April: 12:30am and 3pm 23 April: 12:30am |
DVCAS 38 UL: Schneider Electric‘s answer for the American wind market. |
The new DVCAS 38kV extends Schneider Electric’s famous range of 36kV switchgear designed as compact units and built as the union of modular switchgear to address wind farm MV network requirements. This new model dedicated to the North American market enables wind developers and operators to implement worldwide standardized solutions. Over 450 wind farms all over the world rely on Schneider Electric’s industry-leading MV equipment to ensure the service continuity of their wind turbines. |
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