More efficient motors: The answer to Global warming
New Bunge plant increases its extraction capacity of soybean oil using Wmagnet motors which have the lowest operational cost in the market.
Equipment with permanent magnets and high energetic efficiency was chosen to be part of the innovative project of Bunge Alimentos.
The Wmagnet motor has a high level of performance, lower electric loss, lower noise level, lower weight (average 36%) and lower volume (average 47%) than common motors.
One year after the official announcement of its new industrial plant in Nova Mutum in the state of Mato Grosso, Bunge Alimentos prepares for the start-up of the 26 Wmagnet motors installed on the site. “"We chose the WMagnet motors because we want differentiated energetic efficiency for Nova Mutum", states Roberto Lucio Cervieri, Project Manager at Bunge.
WEG permanent magnet motors have characteristics which will act directly in saving energy for the industry. Due to its revolutionary technology which uses permanent magnets in its conception, the motors have a high level of performance, less electric losses, lower noise levels, lower weight (average 36%) and a smaller volume (average 47%) than common motors. “The use of the Wmagnet will increase the economic life of both the motor and other equipment on the plant”, explains Ademar José Marcarini, Sales Manager of WEG Motores.
"Innovation is the focus at Bunge, and Nova Mutum is an innovative project both in the automation and the process. With that in mind we couldn’t ignore today’s main focus worldwide which is energy efficiency, which is why we opted for the WMagnet. With a differentiated curve of performance, we gained in efficiency, less consumption of energy and more economy", comments Leandro Yamachita, the person responsible for the electric project of Bunge NM.
The new soybean processing plant in the town of Nova Mutum (264 Km north of Cuiabá) will have the capacity to process four thousand tons of soybean a day or around 1.2 million tons/year.
In 2009, the world production of soybean should reach 240 million tons. Brazil is the second largest world producer of soybeans and the main soybean meal exporter.
