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Energy represents the biggest cost of intralogistic systems in the use phase.<\/p><\/div>\n
The methodologies allow manufacturers and customers to calculate in advance the energy consumption of intralogistic modules and components, measure their energy consumption and, finally, evaluate the consumption of a system model and actual installed systems.<\/p>\n
These methodologies are applicable to a wide variety of intralogistic systems, ranging from automated storage in warehouses to airport baggage handling and parcel sorting systems. This technical guidance has been designed for planners, manufacturers and purchasers of intralogistic systems.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis technical guidance document will help manufacturers to better advise their customers and improve the energy efficiency of their equipment\u201d said FEM Intralogistic Systems PG President Jan van der Velden. \u201cIn addition, such a common measurement method will make it possible to benchmark the energy consumption of various intralogistic systems and to compare them on the same basis, thus ensuring fair and transparent competition\u201d.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"