Frekvenční měniče Katalogy, manuály (EN+CZ)

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Vydal: ABB s.r.o, ELSYNN Autor: ABB ELSYnn

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With five sizes inverter modules available (3, 5, 7, and MVA), the optimum configuration for specific application can reached by com bining the odules with minimum engineering effort. Multidrive topologies with common bus offer solution with optimum efficiency. Line Supply Unit (LSU) The Line Supply Unit (LSU), designed for two-quadrant operation, maintains the power factor 0. controls the power factor unity the whole operating range even very low speeds. O ptionally the ARU can be dim ensioned com pensate reactive power generated other loads connected the same network.96 the whole operating range. The layout and equipment the INU and the ARU are identical. Typically, the LSU used for applications which only require two-quadrant operation. P ctive (kW) Available VAr 3000V) Available VAr 2700V) ABB ACS 6000. If short-term braking capability needed, a Resistor Braking Unit with internal external resistors can installed. Energy regenerated from one section in braking mode can directly used another section via the bus without pow er consum ption from the supply network.Common bus The ACS 6000 modularity based the common bus converter principle, where several motors (synchronous and induction) can connected the same bus. They are self-commutated, 6-pulse, 3-level voltage source inverters, incorporating IGCT technology for a reliable, fuseless operation with a inimum num ber drive com ponents. linking the modules in parallel, the power can increased to 27 MVA. A DC/ / / c M) (M) (M Diagram common bus principle ACS 6000 modules Active Rectifier Unit (ARU) Inverter Unit (INU) The Active Rectifier Unit (ARU) rectifies the AC line voltage and charges the link capacitors whereas the Inverter Unit (INU) inverts the DC voltage the motor voltage. The ARU allows four-quadrant operation for regenerative braking, which reduces the overall energy consumption