Expert feedback on the "Slavyanka" technology
16 február 2022
The combined winding technology has long conquered not only the hearts of our project investors, but also the minds of specialists. We have collected some eloquent reviews about the "Slavyanka" technology. We're sharing them with you.
Yuriy Chashkov, Advisor to the Central Council of the All-Russian Society of Inventors and Innovators for Water Transport, plans to use motors with "Slavyanka" in an innovative icebreaker.
"We will need efficient electric motors to transfer rotation from them to the propellers. The propellers will be able to create more thrust in order to break more ice. This icebreaker, with our Russian design and our equipment made in Zelenograd, will sail through the Arctic ice."
Oleg Korzhakov, director of kart production at Pilot Kart LLC, talked about the advantages that "Slavyanka" offers to karts.
"It’s eco-friendly, which people really like now. There is no noise, like from gasoline engines. No exhaust, no smell of oil, no fumes, and so on. You ride comfortably, with softer acceleration."
Anton Dikevich, a representative of the Belgorod Technological University, spoke about testing the motors with "Slavyanka" as part of Formula Student.
"We went through a lot of Chinese, European, American-made options. Some were under-built, some were overpriced. The motor with "Slavyanka" is stated to have a high efficiency and at the same time a fairly low cost. The stated performance characteristics fully lived up to the tests. The motor showed high efficiency in a wide range of revolutions."
Alexander Seryozhenkin, president of the club for electric transport enthusiasts, shared his opinion on the use of "Slavyanka" in transport.
"I see mass-produced motors, I see the really best effect of them. Your technology is economical, efficient and reliable, because when a motor has more power, it is much easier to withstand peak loads."
Nikolay Fomenko, international master of sports, former president of Marussia Motors, actor. He shared his impressions about a motorbike with Duyunov's hub motor and the work of the "Sovelmash" team.
"I've tried all sorts of things. And this is a step into another dimension. This is a different direction. This is very big and cool work... There are few unique people in the world. But there are unique people working here and achieving unique results."
Mr Lu Jacton, head of the Weihai Innovation Technology Park, talked about how the technology is being implemented in large-scale businesses through ASPP Weihai.
"We are getting more and more large-scale orders from Korea, Bangkok, Europe due to the high quality and energy efficiency of the motors."
Dr. Lu Tao, CEO of Solar Power Glory, spoke about the use of "Slavyanka" in combination with solar panels.
"I think the world needs this kind of technology. My company and the industry are looking for high efficiency motors to save energy. Solar energy works better with an efficient motor."
The feedback indicates that the "Slavyanka" technology has been recognized by specialists from different countries, and combined winding motors are already a sought-after product.
Yuriy Chashkov, Advisor to the Central Council of the All-Russian Society of Inventors and Innovators for Water Transport, plans to use motors with "Slavyanka" in an innovative icebreaker.
"We will need efficient electric motors to transfer rotation from them to the propellers. The propellers will be able to create more thrust in order to break more ice. This icebreaker, with our Russian design and our equipment made in Zelenograd, will sail through the Arctic ice."
Oleg Korzhakov, director of kart production at Pilot Kart LLC, talked about the advantages that "Slavyanka" offers to karts.
"It’s eco-friendly, which people really like now. There is no noise, like from gasoline engines. No exhaust, no smell of oil, no fumes, and so on. You ride comfortably, with softer acceleration."
Anton Dikevich, a representative of the Belgorod Technological University, spoke about testing the motors with "Slavyanka" as part of Formula Student.
"We went through a lot of Chinese, European, American-made options. Some were under-built, some were overpriced. The motor with "Slavyanka" is stated to have a high efficiency and at the same time a fairly low cost. The stated performance characteristics fully lived up to the tests. The motor showed high efficiency in a wide range of revolutions."
Alexander Seryozhenkin, president of the club for electric transport enthusiasts, shared his opinion on the use of "Slavyanka" in transport.
"I see mass-produced motors, I see the really best effect of them. Your technology is economical, efficient and reliable, because when a motor has more power, it is much easier to withstand peak loads."
Nikolay Fomenko, international master of sports, former president of Marussia Motors, actor. He shared his impressions about a motorbike with Duyunov's hub motor and the work of the "Sovelmash" team.
"I've tried all sorts of things. And this is a step into another dimension. This is a different direction. This is very big and cool work... There are few unique people in the world. But there are unique people working here and achieving unique results."
Mr Lu Jacton, head of the Weihai Innovation Technology Park, talked about how the technology is being implemented in large-scale businesses through ASPP Weihai.
"We are getting more and more large-scale orders from Korea, Bangkok, Europe due to the high quality and energy efficiency of the motors."
Dr. Lu Tao, CEO of Solar Power Glory, spoke about the use of "Slavyanka" in combination with solar panels.
"I think the world needs this kind of technology. My company and the industry are looking for high efficiency motors to save energy. Solar energy works better with an efficient motor."
The feedback indicates that the "Slavyanka" technology has been recognized by specialists from different countries, and combined winding motors are already a sought-after product.