Depending on urgency, our technicians can arrive on-site as quickly as possible. We generally intervene within 24 hours.
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NCG is able to recover your obsolete equipment for recycling.
NCG incorporates technical solutions (products, modernization, etc.) in favor of the environment into every service.
These solutions allow for the optimization of the speed regulation loop of machines and the reduction of environmental impacts (energy, emissions, etc.).
For more information, our project team and QSE manager are available to assist you.
In case of emergency, contact our 24/7 hotline: 07.71.91.32.56.
Replacing an old control system with next-generation equipment offers many advantages, including better performance, faster response time, precision in regulation, and cost reductions in maintenance.
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The documents include:
Feel free to visit the product sheet section to learn more about our speed regulation equipment.
These codes can be found on the nameplate on the regulator body.
Adjusting a regulator requires a thorough understanding of its specific features.
Some adjustments can be made by the end user if they are familiar with the procedure and risks.
For warranty reasons, internal adjustments should only be made by those authorized by the manufacturers.
Equipment obsolescence is generally linked to the discontinuation of certain parts by the manufacturer. To learn more about Woodward equipment obsolescence, check our article on our modernization recommendations.
For more details, a Woodward recommendation table on viscosity and temperature is available in the Woodward Oils for Hydraulic Controls Guide.
This depends on the regulator’s function (main engine or generator) and temperature. Oil should be changed every 3,000 to 4,000 hours.
For more details, consult the Woodward Oils for Hydraulic Controls Guide.
The degree of wear and the condition of each part.
NCG recommends performing equipment maintenance every 3 months or 15,000 hours of operation. This also depends on several factors:
Speed regulation controls the amount of driving energy allowed into a machine based on its environment (setpoint, load, pressure, etc.).
A regulator controls the driving energy of a machine based on the setpoint applied. The actuator performs the action requested by a control signal but has no information about the setpoint. The actuator is usually associated with an electronic regulator.
A booster is a starting aid device that compensates for the lack of oil pressure in the regulator at that precise moment.
We recommend sending your booster for servicing at the same time as your regulator for a complete and optimal overhaul.
Discover our article on the interest and importance of this revision.
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