Comprehensive Power Diagnosis for Food Factories
Visualize the electricity costs of the food factory and achieve energy savings.
In the food industry, temperature control is essential for maintaining quality, and the power consumption of refrigeration units poses a significant challenge. Rising electricity costs can pressure profits and make management difficult. Aim Co., Ltd.'s "Comprehensive Power Diagnosis for Factories" analyzes the electricity usage of food factories in detail and indicates pathways for energy conservation. By understanding the breakdown of power usage and reducing waste, it contributes to cost reduction and sustainable management. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Refrigeration and freezing equipment in food factories - Manufacturing lines requiring temperature control - Factories aiming to reduce electricity costs 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Visualization of electricity usage - Identification of energy-saving improvement points - Achievement of electricity cost reduction - Further energy savings through the introduction of a refrigeration unit reduction system
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**Features** - Detailed analysis of the overall power usage in the factory - Visualization of power usage breakdown, load fluctuations, and demand trends - Presentation of reduction potential and improvement priorities - Four diagnostic plans: Basic, Standard, Premium, and Pre-Introduction Diagnosis for Riduck - Full cost coverage for Riduck implementation through the Pre-Introduction Diagnosis **Our Strengths** - Technical expertise focused on reducing electricity costs for refrigeration units - Development, manufacturing, and sales of the energy-saving device "Riduck" - Improvement proposals utilizing existing equipment - Extensive track record in energy conservation for food factories
Price information
Basic Diagnosis: 198,000 yen (excluding tax). For a factory with an annual electricity cost of 20 million yen, a 1% improvement can save 200,000 yen. Standard Diagnosis: 580,000 yen (excluding tax). For a factory with an annual electricity cost of 20 million yen, a 2.9% improvement can be recovered. Premium Diagnosis: 980,000 yen (excluding tax). For a factory with an annual electricity cost of 30 million yen, a 3.3% improvement can be recovered. The cost of updating one refrigeration unit is between 15 million and 30 million yen. Before that, why not understand the "overall structure of wasted electricity" for 980,000 yen?
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Comprehensive Power Diagnosis for Factories
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We have a track record with 13 companies, including food manufacturing plants and meat processing centers. Feedback from factory managers and energy-saving managers indicated that they seemed to have an understanding of the power consumption ratios of major equipment such as refrigeration units, chillers, compressors, conveyor belts, and processing machines, but they did not actually know the specifics. It was also revealed that larger power equipment does not consume as much electricity due to operating hours and seasonal variations, which helps in determining the priority for energy-saving measures. This allows for the implementation of cost-effective energy-saving initiatives.
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