3 diagrams and project comparison, 4 cost comparison top 3, Diagrams and project comparison ( 381) – Lenze DSD User Manual

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Lenze · Drive Solution Designer · Manual · DMS 4.2 EN · 12/2013 · TD23

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Energy efficiency

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Diagrams and project comparison

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Cost comparison TOP 3

Designation

Description

Cost

Cost schedules as line diagram.

• The amortisation date of the investment can be detected easily when all fixed

costs have been entered.

• Note:

• The calculation is based on a constant utilisation of the machine.

• Changes of the basic price are not taken into consideration.

Detailed energy costs

Energy costs shown as bar diagram.

• The energy costs of the drive system are shown as bars.

• The energy costs of the components have different colours. This makes it easy for

you to detect the cost differentials.

Project comparison

Representation of the data in tabular form.

• Energy values and costs of the application and components can be compared eas-

ily.

Designation

Description

TOP 3

Ranking of the drive systems according to different cost criteria.

• The three projects that are shown in the list, depend on the selected cost criteri-

on.

Project no.

Project number that are automatically assigned to the project.

• DSD assigns the project number according to the sequence of the opened

projects.

Project data ( 380)

K

sum

Sum consists of energy costs K

E

(variable costs and investment costs K

ext

(fixed

costs).

Project data ( 380)

K

Δ

Difference of the total costs K

sum

of the projects.

• The difference to the highest value in the list is displayed.

K

ext

Investment costs (fixed costs).

Project data ( 380)

K

E

Energy costs (variable costs)

Project data ( 380)

Sorting of the table according to a cost criterion.

• Select the column with the costs you want to consider.

• The sorting is ascending, starting with the lowest costs.

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