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Significant cost saving and reduced environmental impact through control of auxiliary booster fans.
Product Description
Electricity is generally the single largest cost to an underground mine, with the auxiliary ventilation systems being a mine’s single largest consumer of electricity at 30 – 50%.
PBE’s Responsible Ventilation management system controls these fans so they are operational only when required. These conditions can be triggered by environmental events such as unsafe gas levels and temperature, vehicles or personnel entering the area (mine tracking) or through specified scheduling.The cost of PBE’s Responsible Ventilation system can be paid for by the saving in electricity, with potentially no capital outlay. Additionally, the system reduces the carbon footprint which has an environmental as well as a social impact.
The Responsible Ventilation package is a module within Vantage, PBE’s proprietary control and monitoring platform.
In addition to Responsible Ventilation, Vantage is used to monitor the complete suite of PBE’s safety and productivity solutions, including tagging and tracking, collision avoidance/proximity detection, environmental monitoring, communications infrastructure and 3rd party infrastructure.
Product Features
Processor Type | Minimum: AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon 64, Intel Xeon with Intel EM64T support, Intel Pentium IV with EM64T support |
Processor Speed | Minimum: 1.4 GHz |
Memory | 6GB RAM |
Hard Drive Space Required | 25GB |
Software | SQL Server 2008 (Express or higher). Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 or higher. IIS Windows Component as well as IIS Server Roles. An email account on your local SMTP server. |