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The ORC uses an organic gas (pentane,octane, R123, etc.) as the working agent of the cycle because of its low boiling temperature (< 80ºC ),instead that of the Rankine Steam Water Cycle of the thermal power stations.

The following software are part of SCADA application for Computer Controlled Three Dimensions (3D) Physics System, EFAC.

Thanks to the bi-directional inverters (back to back inverters) and the use of double-fed generators, today it is possible to provide greater robustness and reliability to the national electricity grid in the presence of faults. This power in wind generators and parks is known as Fault Ride Through (FRT), and is the ability of wind turbines to remain connected to the grid in the presence of electrical failures causing the voltage drop in the...

The evolution of technology and greater access to the Internet has allowed more and more devices connected to the Internet every day. This is known as the Internet of Things (IoT). In addition, if this concept is applied to industrial systems, it is called Industry 4.0 or Industrial Internet of Things.

The concept of the Cloud over Internet can seem a little confusing but it´s a term that is used in order to describe a connected, distributed and remote global network of servers basically giving rise to a single ecosystem of work.

Nowadays, due to real industrial system and process complexity results indispensable to count on a SCADA architecture. The SCADA term stands for Supervisory, Control and Data Acquisition. Embedded software applications are performance based on computers by means of this concept with the purpose of carrying out measurements, control and supervision over process in real time.

With the new smart bidirectional meters, all protection and control devices and the wide use of Internet, the grid has become an intelligent (smart) grid.

Today we are at the beginning of a new era, named ‘Industrie 4.0’. Let´s explain a little further the concept "Industrie 4.0"!

The Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) sector is currently expanding, particularly in the civil or commercial sector, although the UAS government sector has been experiencing a high growth rate in the last few years.

The cavitation problem in hydraulic turbines is a well known problem produced by bubbles of vapour when the pressure of the liquid is lower than the vapour pressure. This produces erosion in the moving part of the turbines runner and shaft.