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Annual Report 2001 ●Flagship Projects in 2001 14•15
Singapore
Tuas II combined-cycle power plant
Schneider Electric won contract worth more than 10 million to supply and
install switchboards, low voltage equipment and transformers for the extension
of the Tuas II power plant, owned by Tuas Power Pte.
France
Total traceability for Chiron-Moulins de Savoie
Chiron–Moulins de Savoie, which produces 40,000 metric tons of pasta,
semolina and couscous a year on six lines, has chosen Transparent FactoryTM
to network its plant’s automation systems. This solution helps ensure traceability
for all products that come out of the plant and makes it easier to outsource
maintenance operations.
Brazil
Schneider Electric expertise for PSA Peugeot Citroën
PSA Peugeot Citroën's Porto Real plant, which includes body-in-white,
paint and assembly workshops, will produce 100,000 vehicles a year.
Schneider Electric won a 3.8 million contract to supply the plant’s automation
platforms and supervision system. The project, completed in a record two years,
highlights our local expertise.
France
Airbus A340 and 500/600: “haute couture” craftsmanship
Assembly of the new Airbus’ fuselage sections is entirely automated.
Schneider Electric PLC platforms manage the drilling operations and control
the insertion of the 12,000 rivets used for each plane.
Australia
An amazing technical feat at Sea World’s animal park
Thousands of visitors have already admired Sea World’s new polar bear enclosure
and its breathtaking special effects. Controlled entirely by Schneider Electric
systems, they recreate the full range of North Pole weather conditions,
from storms to freezing fog.
United States
High-security systems for Boston tunnel
Tunnels require systems offering maximum security due to the constraints
of a nearly closed environment. On the strength of its experience in more than
70 tunnel projects around the world, Schneider Electric was chosen to supply
the automation devices for the ventilation system of the Central Artery Tunnel
Project in Boston, nicknamed the Big Dig.