Industrial
Toreks
Location
Osmaniye, Türkiye (field services across Türkiye)
Period
Ongoing
Collaboration
In the partnership with Toreks, the industrial facility's low voltage infrastructure was addressed from the ground up: a facility-specific reactive power compensation panel was designed and manufactured, the existing electrical distribution was revised, and the LV systems were modernized in line with current standards. The work followed a holistic engineering approach centered on reactive power management and power quality improvement, with production continuity as a priority.
Challenge
Electrical infrastructures that grow over time and expand piecemeal in industrial production environments often fall behind current standards. At the Toreks facility as well, the priorities were modernizing the existing low voltage distribution, bringing reactive power consumption under control, and raising power quality to a level that would protect the production equipment. In such projects, the core challenge is to make the panels and distribution infrastructure safe, traceable, and fully standards-compliant while keeping the facility's production flow running with the least possible interruption. In addition, the compensation solution had to be sized according to the facility's actual load profile and operating regime.
The Miratek Solution
Miratek began the work by assessing the facility's existing electrical infrastructure and load characteristics. Based on this assessment, a facility-specific reactive power compensation panel was designed and manufactured in accordance with the IEC 61439 panel standard. The low voltage distribution infrastructure was revised and the existing panels were brought into line with current standards; connections, protection, and selectivity logic were reviewed and modernized. The compensation solution for reactive power management and power factor correction was configured according to the facility's operating regime, while power quality and harmonic effects were addressed with reference to the IEC 61000 family. The manufactured panels were installed on site, commissioned, and verified through functional tests. The entire process was conducted within the framework of the ISO 9001 quality, ISO 14001 environmental, and ISO 45001 occupational health and safety management systems.
Results
- The facility's low voltage infrastructure was brought into an orderly, traceable structure compliant with current standards
- Reactive power management and power factor correction were achieved with the custom-manufactured compensation panel
- Modernization and revision works were completed in a planned manner with production continuity in mind
- A holistic infrastructure was established that improves power quality and prioritizes equipment safety and operational reliability
Project Scope
- Design and manufacturing of a facility-specific reactive power compensation panel (IEC 61439)
- Revision of the industrial facility's low voltage (LV) electrical infrastructure
- Modernization of the existing distribution panels and alignment with the standards
- Reactive power compensation solution for reactive power and power factor management
- Power quality improvement and assessment of harmonic effects (IEC 61000)
- On-site installation, commissioning, and functional testing
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Which electrical engineering services did Miratek deliver for Toreks?+
Within the scope of the partnership, a facility-specific compensation panel was designed and manufactured, the industrial facility's low voltage (LV) electrical infrastructure was revised, and the existing distribution systems were modernized in line with the standards. The work combined panel manufacturing, power quality, and LV modernization services.
Why does an industrial facility need a compensation panel?+
Reactive power compensation corrects the facility's power factor, reduces the unnecessary reactive load drawn from the grid, improves power quality, and contributes to a more efficient and stable electrical infrastructure. Miratek designs and manufactures its compensation panels in accordance with the IEC 61439 standard and according to the facility's actual load profile.
Does an LV modernization and revision project halt production?+
Miratek plans modernization and revision works at industrial facilities with production continuity as the priority. The work is organized around an assessment of the existing infrastructure, phased implementation, and commissioning tests, so that it proceeds with minimal impact on the facility's operational flow.
To which standards does Miratek manufacture its panels?+
Low voltage panels are handled according to the IEC 61439 standard, while power quality and harmonic assessments follow the IEC 61000 family. All processes are conducted under the ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management systems and the TSE Service Adequacy Certificate.