A really frustrating issue with the device
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This post was last edited by yxmqh on 2010-12-9 at 16:13. One of our company’s slag removers originally used a motor with a power of 1/4 HP and a speed of 950 RPM; the gearbox had a transmission ratio of i=288. The equipment was originally imported, but after the motor broke down, we replaced it with a domestic motor. Domestic motors start at 1 HP, which is 4 times more powerful than the original motor. Now, the no-load current and operating current of the new motor are almost identical, so when the equipment gets clogged during operation, the motor protection system doesn’t function properly, resulting in frequent shaft breaks. Is there any good solution? We can’t find a motor with even lower power.
Can HP not be converted to KW before purchasing? Moreover, there are many domestic 1/4HP motors, and companies like ABB from abroad also produce them in China.
Reply to 2# hendryben: The smallest model available in China is 0.75KW! Is there an even smaller one there?
Go and consult manufacturers such as Jiamusi or Nanyang Electric Machinery
Produced by Jiamusi Electric Machinery Co., Ltd
Domestic motors are available in 0.18KW and 0.55KW capacities
Reply 6# ysyng: Do you have level 6 motors?
Buy the domestic ABB models made in Nanjing directly; they definitely have what you’re looking for
Buy the domestic ABB directly, the ones produced in Nanjing
Can a reverse switch be used to reverse the motor’s rotation in case of blockage? Or reduce the size of the output gear
Find a torque switch to install on the instrument; our company has also encountered situations where the shaft broke due to excessive torque, and after installing the torque switch, there were no more problems – it seems to be a good solution