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Air Master – Multiple Machine Load Management - is a hot topic today. The purpose is to run only the machines needed and to run them as efficiently as possible.
In reducing demands, and your trim machine has turned down to it’s Dynamic Throttle Limit (DTL) rather than opening it’s BOV to protect the machine from surge, AirMaster (if installed) will cause the next machine to being throttling.
 Ultimately, you can have multiple machines throttling their inlet valves with all BOV’s closed.
In our Floating Master architecture, each local controller has identical master logic which is executed from one of them. Continually checking the health of the AirMaster controllers, the next priority system is prepared to assume the role of AirMaster and execute it’s logic should the presiding Master fail for any reason.
From Auto Priority Rotation, to Load Sharing to Load Shedding, Air Master is robust and flexible. Let us show you how.
• Efficient throttle management
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• Flexible balance schemes |
| • Auto start-stop machines |
• Auto load-unload machines |
• Auto Priority Rotation
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• Redundant Floating Master |
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