ABB Inc, BU Turbochargers

ABB Inc. (Asea Brown Boveri) is a global leader in power and automation technologies, with a diverse portfolio that spans across various industries, including utilities, industry, transport, and infrastructure. The company is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland and operates in more than 100 countries.

The Business Unit (BU) Turbocharging, part of ABB’s Industrial Automation division, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and servicing of turbochargers and related systems for a variety of applications. These include marine, power generation, and off-highway applications such as mining and construction equipment. Turbochargers are essential for enhancing the efficiency and performance of internal combustion engines by forcing extra air into the combustion chamber, which allows for more fuel to be burned and consequently increases power output while improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions.

Key highlights of ABB Turbocharging include:

Innovation and Technology: ABB Turbocharging is known for its cutting-edge technology and continuous innovation. The company invests heavily in research and development to push the boundaries of what's possible in turbocharging technology, striving to improve performance, reliability, and environmental impact.

Product Range: ABB offers a comprehensive range of turbochargers, from small units for high-speed engines to large turbochargers for low and medium-speed engines. Their products are designed to meet various customer requirements, providing solutions for engines running on diesel, gas, and heavy fuel oils.

Service Network: A significant aspect of ABB Turbocharging’s value proposition is its global service network. With service stations in over 50 countries, ABB ensures that customers receive support for their turbocharger units quickly and effectively, minimizing downtime and maintaining optimal performance.

Sustainability: ABB places a strong emphasis on sustainability. The company's turbochargers are designed to help customers reduce their environmental impact by improving fuel efficiency and lowering emissions.

Digitalization: ABB is at the forefront of the digital revolution in turbocharging. The company integrates advanced digital solutions, including condition monitoring and predictive maintenance technologies, to provide customers with real-time insights and data on their equipment's performance, enabling smarter and more efficient operation and maintenance.

In summary, ABB Inc.'s BU Turbocharging department plays a critical role in delivering high-performance turbocharging solutions that help customers enhance efficiency, reliability, and sustainability across various applications. Their commitment to innovation, global service, and digital transformation makes them a pivotal player in the industry.

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