2023
A successful Factory Acceptance Test for actuators at the Ooigem lock
A successful Factory Acceptance Test Recently, a successful factory acceptance (FAT) took place for the ADE actuators that we supply during the...
ADE-WERK GmbH is based in Offenburg (Germany) and was established in 1949. In the period between 1960 and 1970, they started the development of electro-mechanical actuators. With a strong focus on the infrastructure (waterways), ADE-WERK achieved successful projects. ADE-WERK is an important partner and supplier of ATB Automation since 1985. After the start of some projects in Belgium, ATB Automation is responsible for customers in the Benelux.
For over 30 years, the extensive experiences off developing and producing spindle-driven linear electric actuators were the basis for the groundbreaking succes of the ADE linear electric actuators as the drive concept for navigation locks and barrages since their first installation in 1995. An environmentally friendly alternative for excisting (electro)hydraulic solutions.
With allmost 200 references the ADE linear electric actuators have proven themselves. And become indispensbale due to their quick and uncomplicated commissioning procedure and minimal error-rate, even under very tough and challenging operating conditions.
Besides the ecapsulated design and the resistance to all weather conditions, the are more advantages :
Each produced ADE electromechanical actuator is unique. The stroke, forces, speed and conservation for each project are different. ADE-WERK uses a structured method which is being targeted to the right solution. From a standard checklist, first calculations can be made and often a first drawing and budget price is possible within a few days.
The production of special components, assembly and installation is carried out independently by ADE-WERK. Directly to the offices several production halls have been built for the individual disciplines.
The quality is thereby ensured. This is urgently needed, knowing that lifetime calculations of 50 years may be required.
The ADE electromechanical actuators are not only applicable to new projects, but also suitable for renovation of locks, bridges, weir systems and pumping stations. There are several references available. Also references where preservation of the historic character is a requirement!
We also provide solutions for container spreaders with the electromechanical actuators from ADE-werk. The actuators can be used in the spreaders of the container cranes. When a container is lifted whose load is not evenly distributed, the cylinders ensure that the center of gravity is in the middle of the spreaders.
Is a Factory Acceptance Test required? No, this is only at customers request. Often this is agreed upon sale.
ATB Automation has good experiences with the FAT at ADE-WERK. All specifications wil be completed with the customer and the electromechanical actuators can be tested. Although not on the specified forces, but on functionality. Control of the stroke, safety with respect to the timely stop of the actuator, speed ..... and so on.
The FAT's were always successful and of value to the customer. A beautiful quote from a customer was "Due to the visit to the factory, we were able to reduce the commissioning time to a minimum ".
The basis of a successful FAT is of course, a thoroughly start of the project. Not only stroke and forces are important, but also all the electronics and the control thereof. ATB Automation all disciplines.
ADE-WERK is a German company, started in their own country with the first projects. Meanwhile, more than 22 years later, there is an impressive list of references. Only in Germany for more than 150! After 20 years, the first actuator has been inspected without any trace of wear. German engineering at its best.
A successful Factory Acceptance Test Recently, a successful factory acceptance (FAT) took place for the ADE actuators that we supply during the...
The nineteenth-century lock in Leidschendam, in the Rijn-Schie canal between Voorschoten and The Hague, has been on the monument list since 1998. The...
For several years Mijnsbergen (NL) and ATB Automation (BE) supply the environmentally friendly ADE actuators for bridges, locks and weirs. After...
Last March, the Slow Traffic Bridge Helderseweg - Noorderkade in Alkmaar has been completed. The moveable "Victoriebrug" above the "North Holland...
In Gouda (NL) the second Julianasluis (sluice) is officially taken into use. The ADE electromechanical actuators operate the lock paddles, thus...
The monumental sluice "Goejanverwellesluis" provides the water connection between the "Hollandsche IJssel" and the "Oude Rijn" at Hekendorp. Recently...
In Lemmer (NL) the 'Riensluis' sluice is after renovation put into use again. The old wooden sluice gates were still hand operated. Now the drive of...
Electro-mechanical spindles repress hydraulics at weirs and sluices. With ADE-Werk Mijnsbergen offers Electromechanical auger systems of 50-1500 kN,...
I recently attended a successful Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for the electromechanical ADE actuators that we supply during the renovation of the...
Startup At the end of 2016 ATB Automation received the order to supply electromechanical cylinders from ADE Werk. This concerns a total of 12...
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THE NETHERLANDS
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