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The Trouble with Calculating VFD Savings
March 8, 2012
Variable-frequency drives are widely used in centrifugal applications (such as pumps and fan systems), but the approaches used to calculate their energy savings are often flawed, resulting in estimates that are less accurate than they easily could be.

Content type: Tech Brief  |  Document ID: TAS-TB-1  |  Author: Essie Snell

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