 |
|
The Japanese Embassy reduces emission of CO2 Another photovoltaic installation in Warsaw |
|
pi±tek, 19 luty 2010 |
We are proud to announce that Wamtechnik has launched another photovoltaic system.
The contract with the company Takenaka, the general project executive of the Japanese Embassy in Warsaw, has been signed in November. The installation started soon after and was finished by December 2009. According to the Manager of the Department of Renewable Energy this project has been difficult because of the nessecity of avoiding any disturbance to the Embassy’s activity. The photovoltaic installations have been placed on the roof of the building and are a system of three sets of the same size. The photovoltaic plant is visible from the outside of the Embassy’s premises, which are located in Szwole¿erów street in Warsaw. Additional equipment contains a monitoring system, as well a a system of data concerning the amount of the energy produced. A meteo installation close to the system is a source of data concerning insolation, the strenght of the wind, as well as temperature. All those informations are to be presented on two monitors that are located inside the building. The energy produced by the installation will be used by the Embassy, which results in reduction of energy consumption from the mains. In this way the Embassy of Japan reduces the emission the CO2 and acts as an example for Polish authorities. |
| |
| |
|
Wamtechnik as the contractor of the Solar Power Station in Rybnik |
|
wtorek, 22 wrzesieñ 2009 |
|
We are proud to announce we have activated a 21,42kW Solar Power Station in Rybnik. The power station is built out of world-class photovoltaic Kyocera solar panels, which are produced in Japan.
The whole installation is placed upon a ground-based construction on the area of ca.300m2.
The installation has been built up within only 1,5 week and at the same time an UPS-system has been installed as an emergency source of energy, as well as a system collecting measuring data.
For the time of the realization of the project a subcontractor – Agnes-Elektromax headed by Mr. Maciej Ju¼wik – has been hired. The Solar Power Station in Rybnik is another photovoltaic installation made by Wamtechnik promoting the advantage of solar power exploitation in Poland .
|
| |
| |
|
FRoSTA solar freeze!!! Another large photovoltaic installation by Wamtechnik |
|
czwartek, 09 lipiec 2009 |
|
FRoSTA, the manufacturer of frozen foods, has installed a photovoltaic system on the freezer roof. The module pack occupies nearly 600 sq.m. and is capable of generating power of up to 80.5 kWp.
The installation, built of 366 Conergy polycrystalline photovoltaic modules, has been fitted by Wamtechnik. This is the largest system of its kind in Poland.
The installation was designed to optimise the use of the available roof area given its maximum load capacity and building height, which is related to wind pressure force. The modules are fitted on an aluminium structure dedicated for such applications.Because the energy is used to power FRoSTA freezer devices which operate on a continuous basis, the whole generated energy is consumed for the needs of the plant. The amount of generated energy, system power and reduction in CO2 emission are presented on an electronic board. FRoSTA estimates that the energy from the installation will allow the company to save up to 30% of the energy used to cool down the freezer. The energy from the photovoltaic modules is supplied to the inverters, which convert the direct current into alternate current and control system parameters and electrical network parameters. The system is fully automatic. Any problems can be solved remotely via the Internet.
Soon, there will be an online view of the cell operation on the FRoSTA freezer roof. You will be notified when the view is online.
|
| |
| | | |
|
