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Motor start-up

2019-03-12View Original

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Where is solid-state reduced-voltage starting generally used, in compressors? ? ? ? What are the common motor starting and braking methods used in chemical plants?
Reply #22019-03-12
There should be requirements, such as classifying by motor power – should I use this type for small motors as well? I’m not familiar with the specific classifications and configurations, so I’d appreciate some guidance. For example, I want to know how to start and stop the motors of pumps that are commonly used in such applications; are there any control charts for that? Also, I need control charts for motors with a power rating of over 10 KW or even higher, as well as control charts for starting and stopping the motors of large compressors. Could you provide them? I’ve been learning recently and am looking for control charts that I can use for practical testing*
Reply #32019-03-12
For smaller units, frequency converters are used; for larger ones, water resistance cabinets or solid-state soft starter cabinets are employed
Reply #42019-03-31
Solid-state voltage reduction is generally used for high voltage and high power applications! There is no such thing as common or uncommon; it’s about choosing the right one.

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