Thyristor revolution-rate controllers |
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The thyristor revolution-rate controller of the current-limiting reactor electric drive (DRS) is designed to reduce the rotation rate of machinery equipped with the phase-wound rotor induction motor and current-limiting reactors in oder to limit currents at starting and braking. ![]() 22-kWt electric motor mechanic characteristic The revolution-rate controller paired withthe starting reactor is designed to be used with new adjustable electric drives or as a substitute for resistor-and-relay cabinets in the rotor circuit of the modernized electric drives. The revolution-rate adjustment range, not less than 5. The revolution-rate controller is available in two versions:
The revolution-rate controllers are designed to operate at:
The revolution-rate controllers can be installed in locations mechanically vibrating at 0.1 to 100 HZ as well as at acceleration of up to 20 m/s2 (M25 by GOST 17516.1-90). Duty raio 60%. The DRS operate exclusively with the DDP reactor in the rotor circuit. Technical data
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