Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Agenda
PT Commitment to AT
Medium Voltage Motors R. Doran
Organization / Contact Point
Product Overview
Typical Applications in Utilities
ABB differentiators / Weaknesses
Major Competitors
Questions / Suggestions
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Motors and Generators
High-inertia loads
High efficiency
High power factor
Two-speed motors
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Power: 55 - 3000 kW
Low and high voltage
Single and two-speed
Air and water-cooling
High efficiency
State-of-art form wound winding
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Identify opportunities:
1 - New Projects
2 - Plant Expansions
3 - Retrofits
4 - MRO business
Motors dont last forever
Many low-efficiency machines out there
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BOTTOM LINE:
AC Induction Motors
and Generators
AC Synchronous Motors
and Generators
Synchronous Motors
Power: 0.5 - 65 MW
Frame sizes: 710 - 2500
Synchronous Generators
Power: 1 - 70 MVA
Frame sizes: 400 1250
1800rpm and below
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Motorformer / Powerformer
The worlds first cable-
wound high-voltage(up to
150 kV) AC Machine.
Combines conventional
AC technology with the
new cable technology
Motor installation simpler,
more efficient and more
environmentally friendly.
AT Electrical Machines
motor and generator
business is based on more
than a century of
experience.
We are served by several
factories, many of which
where founded more than
100 years ago.
Due to continuous R&D our product portfolio is the most modern in the
market place.
We promote strong energy conservation (high efficiency, EPACT), low
noise level, safety, and many other environmental concerns.
We comply with all relevant major national and international standards,
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e.g. CSA
The Features You Want...
Modular Motors
ODP / WP-I
WP-II
TEWAC
TEAAC
TEFC Motors
Cast-iron, ribbed frame
TEFC through 3500 HP
(4-pole)
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The Accessories You Need...
VPI Insulation
Ray Doran
LN: Ray Doran/USINY/ABB
Off: 1 262 785 8618
Cell: 1 414 828 2057
Olli Mansikka
LN: Olli Mansikka/USINY/ABB
Off: 1 262 785 8890
Cell: 1 262 366 6612
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After Sales Service Partners
SIMMCO
www.simmco.cc
Jim Pepper
206-767 9506
jpepper@simmco.cc
Milwaukee u
www.3-dservice.com
Steve Wetter
330-830 3500
swetter@3-dservice.com
www.sloanelectric.com
Wayne Bendelow www.hibbsinc.com
619-239 5174 Jim Skaggs
wbendelow@sloanelectric.com
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270-821 5216
jskaggs@hibbsinc.com
www.gawinc.com
Joe Sedberry
713-473 3231
jsedberry@gawinc.com
U.S Market Overview - Competitors
AC Large Induction Motor Market: Market Share of
Major Market Participants (North America)
14%
24%
8%
15%
21%
18%
Siemens TECO Westinghouse
Rockwell Automation General Electric
ABB Other
TOTAL $338.1
industry 2.0
2%
Customers in segment:
0.0 0%
OEMs: Flowserve, Sulzer Pumps, KSB, Weir, Howden, TLT 2001 2002 2003 B2004
End-Customers: Southern Company, Calpine, AES, PG&E
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Customer Industry - Utilities: Future profile
Trends: Opportunities:
Existing power generation / distribution facilities require Partner with ABB PT sales channel
replacement or upgrade to maintain system reliability to strengthen presence / visibility in
Pollution control continues to be a major area for investment utility industry
Independent power producers (IPPs) will continue to provide Complete ABB MV Motor/Drive
energy to meet the demand for industrial & municipal growth
package provides enhanced system
Estimated market growth 2003-2008 (CAGR): 3-4%
efficiency / capability in fan & pump
ABB target market share in 2008: 10%
applications
Customer Segment future state: ABB generator products are highly
Highly energy efficient motors to save on operating costs regarded by IPP players
The industry is heavily government regulated and values
Threats:
strong vendor relationships
Lack of installed base provides
Customers in segment (future): limited replacement opportunities
Many customers are emerging from financial and operational Difficult for new suppliers to be
difficulties accepted into the existing utility
Alternative energy sources are being developed, however lack community
of government support will delay investments
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Industry SWOT: Utilities
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