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Why does the current reading fluctuate back and forth when the reciprocating machine is operating normally?

2016-01-05View Original

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Why does the current reading fluctuate back and forth when the reciprocating machine is operating normally? I’d appreciate some advice, thank you
Reply #22016-01-05
Reciprocating machines have pulsating characteristics; changes in current are a direct reflection of changes in output power. This is just my guess – I hope experts can correct me
Reply #32016-02-10
Reciprocating machines have pulsating characteristics; the working frequency of their reciprocating motion causes pressure fluctuations, which in turn leads to variations in shaft power and current. Therefore, changes in current are a direct reflection of changes in output power.

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