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[spatio-rift]

oh no all my controversial inazuma opinions are coming back to me

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[tokytopia]

Remade Haruna’s GO sprite in the style of IE2 because I think they have more charm

[g-ran]

Comic that takes place after the events of IE2

[fantasma-de-la-cueva]

Remember that I said that my biggest delusion was Gouenji Shuuya being strong enough to give the kingdom hearts foretellers a run of their money? Well, asked a friend that played both Inazuma Eleven and Kingdom hearts (except for union x) and said that it was non-ironically correct, that actually the inaverse was strong enough to deal with half or at least the vast majority of the khverse 😭😭😭.

I mean, if we keep in mind that this 14 yo mfs are basically pokemon, that hissatsu techniques are, indeed, the very real thing like the pokemon moves and that soccer balls are basically created inverse to deal with that insane amount of power and even the evolutions of this things… Yeah, the og teens can actually give characters like the org XIII a good run of their money, the go kids can give battle to characters like Xehanort and the adults can defeat the foretellers or Luxy… With the power of sakka…

Also, at least for characters like Endou, Kidou and Gouenji as adults keep in mind that this three are suggested or is implied that they are at the same level or stronger than Tenma, Tsurugi and Shindou… Characters that with the use of souls could stop a blackhole, but that in IE2 there were alredy moves that were literally blackholes and wormholes and this three were alredy suprassing them. And that as adults they have the experiences of the matches against Zeus, Aliea Gakuen, the FFI, the supersoldiers and angels of IE3 with all the physical improvement that means to be able to deal with the power of hissatsu and alredy inhuman speeds. And the fact that Endou could literally survive being wipped out of existance in Chrono Stone + being able to deal Beta’s vaccum for 7 seconds no hissatsu (bc that vaccum was directed at him), but with God Hand V was able to handle the vaccum and protect Fei for a good amount of seconds too, let’s say from 7 to 10 more or less

And I’m not talking that with the existance of the mind eater in the chronicle mode of VR now we need to take more seriously the things saw from the adults in the danball senki movie (like the fact that in total Endou could stop Fran’s dimensional wipping shoot for ~14 SECONDS, THE HALF OF THEM ALONE)

[krongulous]

When you playing through IE2 and Someoka leaves the team

[the-binding-blade]

Relearning how to color feat. IE2

[transfemfubuki]

Still think it was a missed oppurtunity to not give Endou an Alter Ego as defender in IE2, like would have been cool to them expand more in the gameplay on the whole Endou switching position to a libero thing, but in the end he has his standard moveset which makes him a total liability in the field outside of putting him as a forward for The Earth spam

[hiromido-doodles]

Hey btw guys, have you guys played the IE2 games before? Half of my hrmd headcanons and lore exists because of it,

If you guys havent im tempted to do a TL;DR of the things that happened in IE2 lol

[ubizoide]

Commission for @/OGarasuReona on twitter 😸💛 Sayaka Tanabe deserves better!! (she's literally a scout in ie2)

[nationaltechtools]

Impel 0.37KW 0.5 HP 2 Pole IE2 3000 RPM B3 Foot Mounting 71 Frame 415V Three-Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor

[cixiwaylead]

IEC/IE2 HIGH EFFICIENCY MOTOR

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[sakhshimandal]

What Is an IE3 Motor? A Complete Guide to Energy-Efficient Motors

In the world of industrial machinery and electrical systems, energy efficiency is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Rising energy costs, increasing environmental regulations, and the push for sustainability have made efficient electric motors critical to modern operations. Among the leading technologies driving this shift is the IE3 motor—a high-efficiency motor standard that’s becoming the global norm across industries.

If you're a business owner, facility manager, or electrical engineer looking to upgrade your equipment or reduce operating costs, understanding what an IE3 motor is and how it works can help you make smarter, future-ready decisions.

What Is an IE3 Motor?

An IE3 motor refers to an electric motor that meets the International Efficiency (IE) class 3 standard, as defined by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) under the IEC 60034-30 standard. IE3 is categorized as a “Premium Efficiency” level, which is one step above IE2 (High Efficiency) and just below IE4 (Super Premium Efficiency).

These motors are primarily three-phase squirrel cage induction motors, which are widely used in industrial and commercial settings. IE3 motors are designed to minimize energy losses and are built with superior materials, optimized winding, and advanced cooling techniques to enhance performance without compromising reliability.

Why Does Motor Efficiency Matter?

Electric motors account for nearly 70% of electricity consumption in industrial applications. Inefficient motors not only increase energy bills but also contribute to higher CO₂ emissions. Choosing an IE3 motor can significantly reduce operational costs and environmental impact over the motor's lifetime.

By using less power to deliver the same output, IE3 motors help businesses comply with energy regulations and improve overall equipment effectiveness (OEE).

Key Features of an IE3 Motor

High Efficiency: Reduces energy loss through improved design and materials.

Reduced Operating Temperature: Less heat generation enhances motor lifespan and reliability.

Lower Vibration and Noise Levels: Smoother operation contributes to better working environments.

Longer Service Life: Optimized construction reduces wear and tear on components.

Compliance with Global Standards: Meets energy efficiency norms in Europe, India, the U.S., and other regions.

IE3 Motor Efficiency Classes

The IEC has defined four major motor efficiency levels:

IE1 – Standard Efficiency

IE2 – High Efficiency

IE3 – Premium Efficiency

IE4 – Super Premium Efficiency

IE3 motors are now mandatory in many regions, including the European Union and India (under the Bureau of Energy Efficiency - BEE norms). The transition from IE2 to IE3 has become standard practice for companies looking to future-proof their machinery.

Applications of IE3 Motors

IE3 motors are used across a wide range of industries and applications, including:

HVAC systems (fans, pumps, compressors)

Conveyor belts and material handling systems

Industrial machinery and processing plants

Water treatment plants

Agricultural pumps and equipment

Textile and paper industries

Their versatility, combined with energy savings, makes them ideal for both retrofitting existing systems and installing in new projects.

Benefits of Using an IE3 Motor

Energy Savings: Reduce electricity consumption by 2–10% compared to IE2 motors.

Lower Operational Costs: Decrease your utility bills and total cost of ownership.

Improved System Reliability: Lower maintenance needs and less downtime.

Environmentally Friendly: Reduced carbon footprint aligns with sustainability goals.

Compliance and Incentives: Meet government regulations and qualify for energy rebates or subsidies.

Conclusion

As industries around the world focus on efficiency, sustainability, and cost reduction, upgrading to an IE3 motor is a smart and forward-thinking choice. Whether you're setting up new equipment or replacing old motors, IE3 motors provide superior performance, long-term savings, and regulatory compliance.

By investing in an IE3 motor today, you're not just choosing an efficient machine—you're supporting a cleaner, greener future while boosting the operational efficiency of your business.

[energyload]

Dezentrale Flexibilität aus E-Autos in die Energiemärkte möglich

Das Pilotprojekt von TransnetBW, Audi und IE2S zeigte, dass intelligentes Laden im Standardlastprofil erfolgreich ist. Die effiziente und wirtschaftliche Integration dezentraler Flexibilität aus Elektrofahrzeugen in die Energiemärkte ist möglich. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, dass Flexibilisierungspotenziale durch intelligentes Laden im Standardlastprofil erschlossen werden können. Hierfür sind keine…