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INDUSTRY NEWS
" The technology that Rhombus
brings expands BorgWarner's
electric vehicle portfolio in North
America and complements
our existing European charging
business. This transaction
supports our Charging Forward
strategy and strengthens our
electric vehicle positioning as
we look to power the entire
propulsion system from grid to
wheels, " said Frederic Lissalde,
president and CEO of BorgWarner.
" As a supplier to the
automotive and commercial vehicle
markets, we are not only
delivering innovative technology
for electric drivetrains, but we
are also focused on supporting
certain key elements of the infrastructure
for electric mobility,
including charging. "
" As we plan for the next decade-plus of
profitable growth, now is the time to move
away from a balanced propulsion strategy
and accelerate our shift towards electrification, "
said Lissalde when he announced
the company's ambitious electrification
plan in 2021. " We believe the electrification
opportunity is real, large, near term
and important to our sustainability goals.
We've been building toward capitalizing on
this opportunity for years and are confident
we have the scale, portfolio, financial
strength and team to execute successfully. "
See www.borgwarner.com.
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(LVDT) are ideal for pipeline and LNG storage tank structuring
monitoring and real-time position sensing of different valves in
oil and gas fields, chemical process plants, gas turbines and oil
refinery platforms and rigs.
The AC-operated sensors can measure in a range from ±1.0
inch up to ±10.0 inches. They perform in a wide temperature
range from 28ºC up to 150°C making them suitable for applications
with fluctuating temperatures such as chemical process
plants, oil refineries and power plants.
An LVDT is a common type of position sensor that converts the
linear position or motion of a measured object to a proportional
electrical output that can be read by operators and control
systems. Inductive transformers with frictionless operation, they
have a near-infinite expected service life.
There are two basic components: a fixed housing containing
the single primary winding with two secondary windings and a
movable core constructed of ferromagnetic material and mechanically
linked to the measured object. There is no physical
contact between the housing and the core. The single primary
coil is centered in the housing and energized with an AC signal.
Magnetically coupled by the core, a voltage is induced in each
of two symmetrical secondary windings connected in a seriesopposing
circuit. The effective voltage and LVDT output is the
difference between each secondary. When the core moves
away from the center of the LVDT, known as the null point, the
signal from the primary will be coupled to one secondary more
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Frediric Lissalde,
president and CEO
of BorgWarner
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