Electrification
What is electrification?
Electrification is the conversion of systems to electric alternatives. Specifically, it is about converting technologies and systems from fossil fuels to electric drives.
What is electrification used for?
Motion control is needed wherever efficient movement is required:
- Building
- Conversion from gas heating systems to heat pumps
- Vehicle construction
- Replacement of combustion engines with electric motors
- Transport and logistics
- Equipping a railway line with conductor rails
- Equipping intralogistics vehicles with electric motors
Synonyms:
Electrification
Electrification
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