Controls
Rated motor poweri
Tip: 1 hp ≈ 0.746 kW.
Operating hoursi
Load typei
Average loadi
If you have multiple operating points, switch to Advanced and use duty cycle.
Duty cycle (speed fraction)
Example: 80% speed → ~51% power (0.8³ = 0.512) for pumps/fans.
| Speed (0–100%) | Hours / year |
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Electricity pricei
Grid emissions factori
Baseline control methodi
This sets baseline behavior. Upgrade scenarios can add VFD.
Throttle/Damper penalty factori
If you know pump curve & operating point, refine this in Advanced later.
Min speed (VFD)i
What changes with VFD?
For pumps/fans, speed reduction cuts power sharply (≈ speed³). Throttle/damper keeps speed high and burns losses. On/Off saves linearly with runtime, but may hurt process stability.
Baseline motor efficiencyi
Default efficiencies are screening-grade and can be overridden in Advanced.
Upgrade motor toi
Add VFD in upgrade?i
VFD efficiency model
VFD efficiency at high loadi
VFD efficiency at low loadi
Model is interpolated vs load. For detailed commissioning, use measured efficiency curve.
Costs (CAPEX/OPEX)
Motor replacement CAPEXi
VFD CAPEXi
Annual OPEX deltai
NPV (optional)i
Discount rate (%)i
Analysis yearsi
Quick actions
PDF export captures the full Results panel (KPIs + table + charts).
Results
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Annual savings
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Payback
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Simple payback
CO₂ reduction
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| Scenario | kWh/year | Cost/year | CO₂/year | CAPEX | Annual savings | Payback | NPV |
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Cost by scenario
Cumulative cashflow (best scenario)
Duty-cycle energy distribution (baseline)
Report summary
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