ABB Turbo Systems Ltd
ABB Turbo Systems Ltd, often simply referred to as ABB Turbocharging, is a subsidiary of the global technology leader ABB Group, headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. The company specializes in the development, manufacturing, and service of turbochargers for a range of high-horsepower engines. These engines are typically used in marine, power generation, rail, and off-highway industrial applications.
Here are some key aspects of ABB Turbo Systems Ltd:
History and Background
- Establishment: ABB Turbocharging has a long history dating back to the early 20th century, evolving through various mergers and technology advancements.
- Integration: It became a part of ABB Group through the merger of ASEA (Sweden) and BBC (Switzerland) in 1988, forming ABB.
Products and Services
- Turbochargers: The company primarily designs and manufactures turbochargers that increase the efficiency and performance of large internal combustion engines.
- Technology: They are known for their advanced technology, including Variable Turbine Geometry (VTG) and two-stage turbocharging systems.
- After-Sales Services: ABB Turbocharging offers comprehensive after-sales services, including maintenance, parts supply, and repair services. They have a global service network to support customers wherever they are.
Industry Applications
- Marine: Turbochargers for maritime vessels, ensuring efficient fuel use and compliance with environmental regulations.
- Power Generation: Used in generator sets for industrial and utility-scale power generation.
- Rail: Turbocharging solutions for locomotives, providing better fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
- Industrial: Applications in various large-scale industrial machinery that require high-horsepower engines.
Innovation and Sustainability
- Research & Development: ABB Turbochargers are renowned for their innovation in turbocharging technology, continuously working on new designs to improve performance and reduce emissions.
- Sustainable Practices: The company is committed to sustainability, focusing on reducing the environmental impact of their products through enhanced efficiency and emissions reduction technologies.
Global Presence
- Operations: ABB Turbocharging has manufacturing plants, R&D centers, and service stations located worldwide.
- Market Reach: They serve a global customer base, including leading engine manufacturers and end-users across various industries.
Corporate Initiatives
- Customer Focus: Strong emphasis on customer collaboration and customization to meet specific engine requirements.
- Training and Support: Offers extensive training programs and support options for customers to ensure optimal performance and maintenance of their turbocharging systems.
ABB Turbo Systems Ltd continues to be a leading player in the turbocharging industry, leveraging its technological expertise and global reach to support a wide range of high-power applications.
- +41 58 585 77 77
- www.abb.com/turbocharging
- +41 58 585 51 44
Products
Turbochargers for diesel- and gas engines in the 500 kW plus power range
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