The Dubai international Airport is a major airline hub in the Middle East, situated in the Al Garhoud district. The airport is operated by the Department of Civil Aviation. Part of the new $4.5 billion Terminal 3 opened on 14 October 2008 are the Battery Charger Systems built by Schäfer for the installation within the electrical rooms of the terminal which was built exclusively for the use of Emirates Airline. Terminal 3 is the largest building in the world by floor space and the largest airport terminal in the world, increasing the total capacity of the airport to over 75 million passengers.

SCHAEFER designed and manufactured this 400kW power supply system for one of the world’s largest maker of aircraft engines which has also major businesses in the marine and energy sectors. Quality engineering matched to client’s design parameters.

The quality of today’s electrical power has become a major operating concern, especially for newer, high-tech equipment. Therefore SCHAEFER UPS systems are often used to provide a regulated voltage supply from an unregulated voltage source. Especially this UPS product series became important in today’s power generation industry sector.

Hydropower is the world largest source of renewable energies. Dams built to produce hydro-electricity impound a reservoir of water and release it through one or more water turbines, connected to generators, and generate electricity, from the energy provided by difference in water level upstream and downstream. SCHAEFER also develops systems for the water level control in the context of the production of electrical power through the use of the gravitational force of falling or flowing water.

Features

• KTA 3507 Certified
• Reactor Core temperature evaluation
• High level of reliability, Redundant fault tolerant capability
• 19” Designed RACK mechanical solution
• Enhanced mechanical design
• Programmable output parameters through
• Client Interface
• Integrated switch mode Power Supply