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Engineering at the edge: Nidec powering the future of ship loading at Dalrymple Bay
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Engineering at the edge: Nidec powering the future of ship loading at Dalrymple Bay
When Nidec Drives Africa was approached to design a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) Motor Control Centre (MCC) for the new “SL1A” Ship Loader at Dalrymple Bay Terminal in Mackay, Australia, the task was clear – but far from simple. The goal was to modernise offshore operations nearly 4 kilometres out to sea, enhancing efficiency and […]
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