Task G - New Motor TechnologyTest methods and energy performance information for the majority market of AC induction motors are well developed. However, they are little developed for variable speed drives and emerging motor technologies which are starting to enjoy increased market share and importance.
Reliable test methods and energy performance information are essential to support policy measures designed to increase the energy efficiency of electric motors, including the take up of new technologies. Since motor system components are sold on a global market, it is also important to ensure good harmonisation of respective standards.
Magnetic flux in a switched reluctance motor Source: http://www.femm.info
Task G engages with the standards development process for new motor technologies and facilitates dialogue between the standards developers, the policy makers and other relevant stakeholders ensuring that they understand each others' needs and that there is good collaboration in agreeing how the standards will be applied. |
EMSA Task GTask leader - United Kingdom Charles Gaisford WSP Environment
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)
Task participant - Australia Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency
Task participant - Denmark
Task participant - Netherlands
Task participant - Switzerland |
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