ABB ACS355-01E-06A7-2 [21/38] Dimensioning procedure

ABB ACS355-01E-06A7-2 [21/38] Dimensioning procedure
Example of dimensioning a common DC application 21
Dimensioning procedure
No. Task Actions to be taken
1. Select the motors and drives. Motor sizes are given by the manufacturer. The
drives you can select based on motor powers
because there are no overloads. (See step 5
below.)
2. Create system power curve vs.
time diagrams.
The decanter works with constant speed and
load; some applications work for several days or
weeks without stopping. They are stopped for
service only. For this reason, the main motor
functions as a motor with shaft power of 22 kW
and the back-drive motor as a generator with
shaft power of 7.5 kW.
In a steady state, the power taken from the line
is:
(Main motor nominal shaft power + Main motor
losses) + (-Generator shaft power - Generator
losses)
= 22 kW + 1.7 kW + (-7.5 kW - 0.7 kW)
= 23.7 kW - 6.8 kW = 16.9 kW
Calculate the losses using rating plate values. If
accurate values are not available, use these
rules of thumb:
P
N
< 3 kW η = 0.7…0.85
P
N
> 3 kW η = 0.85…0.93
3. Select the power supply type and
plan how to handle excessive
regenerated power.
One common supply with fuses or a fuse isolator
will do with a contactor and one CHK-06 choke
(see the table on page 24).
On the assumption that the motor runs at the
nominal speed, the 400 V line current is 33 A,
including harmonics. It is calculated from the
input power +10% (input cos ϕ and converter
losses), added with harmonics using the rule of
thumb of +20%.
Because there is no need for regeneration (see
step 5 below), a diode supply will do. One line
supply through the 22 kW motor's drive is
sufficient. The 7.5 kW drive and motor are
supplied through the DC bus only.
Brake chopper and resistor are not needed
because the decanter is stopped slowly by
means of friction (coasting).
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