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Spooling without

stopping

Sarvasv Group has introduced a dual take-

up rod breakdown machine for copper and

aluminium. The unit has been designed on

European standards, but is made in India.

The dual take-up unit is said to substantially

improve the productivity of the rod

breakdown machine with no downtime for

spool changeover. The machine has been

designed for a 630mm spool and can run at

speeds up to 25m per second.

Key features of the dual take-up unit include

automatic cutting of the wire and automatic

changeover to the empty spool; suitability

for 630mm DIN 46397 spools; automatic

length and weight setting on the spool;

motorised spool loading; traversing of wire

through the servo drive; fine control dancer

unit; and PLC control via touchscreen display.

Sarvasv Group – India

Website

:

www.sarvasv.com

Contract to equip seven

transmission substations

Avantha Group company CG has a contract to equip seven

transmission substations for the Dominican Republic

transmission utility ETED (Empresa de Transmisión

Eléctrica Dominicana) with ZIV substation automation and

telecommunication systems.

Delivery was scheduled for March 2016, with project

commissioning by June 2016.

The project is part of the expansion of the electricity

transmission system in the southern region of the Dominican

Republic, where the largest wind farm in the country is located.

Cruce de Cabral substation is one of the seven substations

to be equipped with ZIV solutions. It connects the national

power grid to Los Cocos wind farm, the first and largest wind

farm in the country, with a generating capacity of 77.2MW.

CG predicts strong growth in the smart grid segment with

ZIV solutions, especially after a successful year with key wins

from European utilities such as Iberdrola and Gas Natural

Fenosa in Spain, EDP in Portugal and ERDF in France.

Commenting on this significant win, CG’s CEO and

managing director, Laurent Demortier, said: “We thank ETED

for this opportunity to partner them in the expansion of their

transmission networks, which is critical to any country’s

growth.”

CG – India

Website

:

www.cgglobal.com

Increased capacity for

Indian manufacturer

Cable manufacturing company CMI Ltd has announced the

acquisition of the fully developed manufacturing facility of

Danish company FLSmidth at Bawal, Haryana. The facility is

located in the industrial area of IMT, Bawal.

CMI’s investment is expected to significantly augment the

production capacity of the company. The company plans to

begin production in the new facility within this financial year.

Commenting on the development, Amit Jain, managing direcor

at CMI Ltd, said: “This is a new phase in the history of CMI.

We are very bullish on the sector and are targeting a CAGR of

40 per cent going forward for the next three to five years. The

acquisition is a step in that direction and will help CMI enhance

its production capacity in order to achieve the desired growth.”

CMI manufactures a wide variety of specialised cables

for infrastructure, railways, the oil and refinery industries,

engineering and EPCC contractors.

CMI Ltd – India

Website

:

www.cmilimited.in

Energy to benefit Bengal

Shapoorji Pallonji Group-owned engineering firm Sterling

and Wilson has completed the commissioning of the entire

grid-connected electrification project in Sagar Island in West

Bengal, to the benefit of 226,000 people in the area.

The project, funded jointly by the World Bank and the state

government, is poised to accelerate irrigation, support the local

food processing industry, and strengthen education and health

services, besides offering a boost to tourism in the area.

“Connecting the island, which is around 3.7km away from

[the] mainland and separated by the river Muri Ganga on the

eastern side, was one of the most demanding aspects of this

project apart from the tight time schedule,” said B Ogra, the

company’s president of electrical and solar division.

To implement the project within its 36-month time frame,

Sterling and Wilson used around 31,000 PCC poles, 42km

of trunk line and 448km of spur line, utilising a workforce

sourced entirely from Kolkata and surrounding areas.

Sterling and Wilson Pvt Ltd – India

Website

:

www.sterlingandwilson.com

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Wire & Cable ASIA – May/June 2016

www.read-wca.com

The dual

take-up rod

breakdown

machine for

copper and

aluminium

from Sarvasv

India

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