Basic knowledge of frequency converter

The frequency converter is a device that converts a commercial power supply (50 Hz or 60 Hz) into an AC power of various frequencies to realize a variable speed operation of the motor, wherein the control circuit completes control of the main circuit, and the rectifier circuit converts the alternating current into direct current, The DC intermediate circuit smoothes the output of the rectifier circuit, and the inverter circuit reverses the DC power to AC power.

AC frequency conversion speed regulation technology is an important development direction of modern electric drive technology. With the application of power electronics technology, microelectronic technology and modern control theory in AC speed control system, frequency conversion AC speed regulation has gradually replaced the past slip speed regulation. Speed ​​control systems such as variable pole speed regulation and DC speed regulation are widely used in many fields of industrial production and daily life. However, due to the use environment, age, and some factors of human operation, the service life of the inverter is greatly reduced, and various faults occur in use.

1 . Static test results of the inverter to determine the fault

First, a static test can be done on the inverter. The general-purpose inverter generally includes the following parts: (1) rectifier circuit; (2) DC intermediate circuit; (3) inverter circuit; (4) control circuit.

The static test is mainly a test of the high-power transistor (power module) of the rectifier circuit, the DC intermediate circuit and the inverter circuit part, and the tool is mainly a multimeter. The rectifier circuit mainly tests the forward and reverse of the rectifier diode to judge whether it is good or bad. Of course, we can also test it with a withstand voltage gauge. The DC intermediate circuit is mainly for measuring the capacity and withstand voltage of the filter capacitor. We can also observe whether the safety valve on the capacitor is popped open, whether there is leakage or not.

To judge whether it is good or bad. The quality of the power module is judged mainly by the judgment of the freewheeling diode in the power module. For the IGBT module, we also need to judge whether it can be turned on and off in the presence of a trigger voltage.

2. Determine the location of the fault by the display of the inverter

(1) OC. Overcurrent fault This may be the most common fault in the inverter. First, troubleshoot due to parameter problems should be eliminated. For example, current limitation, too short acceleration time may lead to overcurrent. Then we have to judge whether the current detection circuit is faulty. Take the FVR075G7S-4EX as an example: We sometimes see that the FVR075G7S-4EX will have a current display when the motor is not connected. Where does the current come from? At this time, we must test its three Hall sensors. In order to determine the damage of the phase sensor, we can open the machine once every phase sensor is removed to see if there is an overcurrent display. After this test, it can basically be eliminated. OC failure.

(2) OV. Overvoltage faults must first eliminate faults caused by parameter problems. For example, the deceleration time is too short, and the overvoltage caused by the regenerative load, etc., then we can look at whether there is a problem with the input side voltage. Finally, we can look at whether the voltage detection circuit has a fault, the voltage sampling of the general voltage detection circuit. Points are the voltages of the intermediate DC link. Let's take Sanken SVF303 as an example. It is sampled by DC loop (DC of about 530V) and is stepped down by a large resistor. It is isolated by optocoupler. When the voltage exceeds a certain value, it shows “5” overvoltage ( This machine is a digital tube display.) We can see if the resistance is oxidized and the optocoupler has a short circuit.

(3) UV. Undervoltage We can first look at the input side voltage for a problem, then look at the voltage detection circuit, fault diagnosis and overvoltage are the same.

4) FU. Fast-Fuse Faults Most of the currently available inverters have introduced the fast-fuse fault detection function. (especially high-power inverters) Take the LG030IH-4 inverter as an example. It mainly samples and detects the voltage behind the fast-melting front. When the fast-melting damage is inevitable, there will be no voltage at the fast-melting end. At this time, the isolated optocoupler acts and a FU alarm occurs. Replacing the fast melt can solve the problem. In particular, it should be noted that it is necessary to judge whether there is a problem with the main circuit before replacing the fast melt.

(5) OH. Main cause of overheating The internal heat dissipation of the inverter is not good. We can check the cooling fan and ventilation channel.

(6) SC. Short circuit fault We can check if there is a short circuit inside the inverter. Detecting the internal circuit may not necessarily have a short circuit. At this time, we can detect that the power module may be faulty. If the drive circuit is normal, replace the power module and it should be able to repair the machine.

There are many kinds of faults in the inverter. The maintenance workers in the first steelmaking workshop have a late contact, and little is known about the basic knowledge of the inverter. We can only sum up in practice and find a quick and effective way to deal with the fault of the inverter. Method.

one. Basic knowledge of the main principles of the inverter.

Basic knowledge of frequency converter

After the three-phase 380V grid voltage is input from the L1, L2, L3 input terminals of the inverter, it must first be rectified by the rectifier bridge of the inverter, and then filtered by the capacitor to output a DC voltage of about 530V (this 530V is also commonly used. To judge the most common test point of the rectification part of the inverter, of course, the rectifier bridge is initially subjected to the power failure test) and then through the inverter circuit, by controlling the on/off of the inverter circuit to output the voltage of the appropriate frequency we want. (The most important thing about inverter frequency conversion is to control the shutdown of the inverter circuit to control the output frequency.) There are countless kinds of inverter faults. Fortunately, the inverters tend to be intelligent now, and the general faults can detect them themselves. The code is displayed on the control panel, and the user only needs to check the user manual to determine the cause of the failure. However, sometimes, when the inverter is running or starting up or when loading, the indicator light does not light up, the fan does not turn, and there is no output. At this time, we beginners do not know what to do. In fact, it is very simple, we just need to break the power supply of the inverter. Power off test its rectifier part and inverter part, in most cases, you can know the fault. There is one point to pay attention to here. It can't be measured immediately after power off. Because there are large capacitors in the inverter with hundreds of volts of high voltage, be sure to wait ten minutes and then measure. This should be noted. Test the rectifier bridge and inverter circuit before the inverter is powered on. The specific measurement methods are as follows:

Find the “+” and “-” of the DC output of the inverter, then adjust the multimeter to the measuring diode. The black meter is connected to “+”. The red meter is connected to the input terminals L1, L2, L3 of the inverter and the rectifier bridge. If the half bridge is intact, the multimeter should display a pressure drop of 0.3... If the meter is damaged, the multimeter will display a "1" overrange. Instead, connect the red test lead to the "-" black test lead to L1, L2, L3 end to get the same result above. If "1" appears, the rectifier bridge is damaged. Then test its inverter circuit, the method is as follows: adjust the multimeter to the resistor & TImes; 10 files will connect the black meter to the "+" red meter to the output of the inverter U, V, W should have several ohms of resistance, reverse It should be infinite. Conversely, the red test lead is connected to the "-" to repeat the above process, and the same result should be obtained. In this way, when the measurement determines that the rectification part and the inverter part of the inverter are intact, the DC output of the inverter is measured to see if there is about 530V high voltage. Note that sometimes the multimeter displays tens of volts. Everyone thinks that the rectifier circuit works. In fact, it does not work. It will output a high voltage of about 530V in normal operation, and the voltage of several tens of volts is induced inside the inverter. If there is no high voltage around 530V, there is always a problem with the power supply. Some inverters are caused by a small chip resistor of the power supply board being burned, resulting in the power board not working, so that the inverter has no display and no output, the fan does not turn, and the indicator light does not light. In this way, it is possible to initially determine which part of the inverter has failed, and then focus on testing the suspected fault part when disassembling the machine.

Basic knowledge of frequency converter

two. technical foundation

(1) Basic terms

1, Electronic Line ShafTIng---ELS, many industrial production lines are composed of multiple machines, and each axis has a motion relationship. In the past, mechanical mechanisms were used to connect the shafts. If the shafts were connected electronically, and each state had its own drive motor, it was called "Electronic Line ShafTIng" (ELS). 2, Auto Tuning, a technology commonly used in magnetic flux vector inverters, can automatically monitor (find) motor parameters such as slip frequency / field current / torque current / stator impedance / rotor impedance / Stator inductance / rotor inductance and so on. With these parameters, you can make [Special Data Estimation] and [Slip (Slip) Compensation]. Also because of this technology, good operation accuracy can be obtained without the operation of the encoder.

3, no encoder operation, in the speed control, compared with the open loop of the old variable frenquency inverter, the magnetic flux vector inverter internally achieves a closed loop by the speed observation calculation function. Good speed accuracy can be achieved without the encoder on the motor side. The operation without encoder has the following advantages: 1), fine wiring; 2), no need to worry about the influence of RF noise on the low voltage signal of the encoder; 3), in the case of multiple vibrations, there is no need to worry about the high failure rate of the encoder.

4. The vector control of the inverter is in the AC motor, and the rotor generates a magnetic field by the induced current of the stator winding. The stator current has two parts. One part affects the magnetic field and the other part affects the motor output torque. To use an AC motor where speed and torque control are required, it is necessary to be able to separate the current that affects the torque, and the beam vector control can separate the two parts for independent control. (The physical quantity with size and direction is called a vector)

5, Field WeakeningField Weakening line can be used to weaken the field current of the motor, change the balance with the magnetic field, and make the motor run above the basic speed.

6. When the torque required for constant torque application does not change due to speed, it is often used in [fixed torque application]. Such as conveyor belt and other loads. [Constant Torque Application] Usually requires a large starting torque. [Constant torque application] It is easy to have motor heating problem at low speed operation. The solution is best: (1) increase the motor power; (2) use the inverter-specific motor with fixed speed cooling (ie, the motor cooling method). To force air cooling).

7, variable torque applications are more common in centrifugal loads, such as pumps / fans / fans, etc., the purpose of using the inverter is generally energy-saving. For example, when the fan is running at 50% speed, the required torque is less than that required for full speed operation. The variable torque inverter can only give the torque required by the motor to achieve energy saving. A brief peak load in a secondary application usually does not require additional energy to the motor. Therefore, the overload capability of the variable torque converter can be applied to most applications.

*The torque (current) capability of the fixed torque converter must be 150%/1minute of the rated value, while the overload (current) capability of the variable torque converter only needs to be rated at 120%/1minute. Because of centrifugal mechanical use Rarely exceeds the rated current. In addition, the starting torque required for variable torque applications is also smaller than the fixed torque.

8, inverter dedicated motor

The so-called [Inverter-duty Motor], the main features are as follows: 1), separate type of force ventilation (it is air-cooled); 2), 10Hz-60Hz is the fixed torque output; 3), high starting torque; 4), Low noise; 5), the motor is equipped with an encoder. * But not all motors known as inverter-specific motors have the above features.

9, on the speed:

1) Speed ​​regulation: adjust the running speed of the equipment according to the working conditions to achieve energy saving, reducing wear and on-demand production. 2) DC Controler/motor: The DC controller is used to adjust the DC motor to achieve the adjustment speed. 3) AC inverter/motor: The three-phase alternating current of the inverter output frequency changes to control the speed of the AC motor. 4) Vector vector inverter: Through complex calculation and transformation, the AC inverter controls the AC motor according to the control mode of the DC motor, thus achieving precise speed control, torque control, and improved output torque. 5) Servo control system: Introduce speed feedback or position feedback components in the motion system to achieve extremely precise speed control, positioning control and high dynamic response through the action of negative feedback.

10, several common industrial components:

1) Tacho-generator: A speed measuring component with alternating current and direct current. 2) Resolver: An economical and accurate speed and angular displacement measuring component.

Basic knowledge of frequency converter

3) Optical encoder (Encoder): A precise angular displacement, rotational speed measuring component suitable for use as a feedback component in position control systems.

Basic knowledge of frequency converter

4) PLC: Industrial calculation and control device, realize logic, timing, calculation and other control functions, generally as the upper host of the entire automation control system.

Basic knowledge of frequency converter

5) HMI (Human-Machine Interface): Human-machine interface.

Basic knowledge of frequency converter

6) Field-Bus System: A serial communication bus system applied to the industrial control field, which greatly reduces the wiring cost and improves the anti-interference ability of the control.

7) Distributed control: Different from the traditional centralized control, it emphasizes the intelligence of each node device. Generally, the sub-devices are connected by the field bus system. Greatly improve the flexibility and reliability of the system application, and reduce the computing burden of the host computer.

11, three terms on the motor: 1) ProtecTIon Code: (IP**) to examine the ability of a device to prevent foreign matter from entering and waterproofing, making one of the IEC standards. The two numbers represent the ability to prevent foreign objects and water resistance, respectively. The higher the value, the more small objects can be prevented from entering and subject to more intense water flow impact. Generally, IP54 (dustproof, anti-splashing water) equipment with the above protection level can be directly applied to the open air. 2) Insulation Grade: It is one of the IEC standards to examine the ultimate temperature rise capability of an electrical equipment (generally for a motor) under the premise of ensuring good insulation properties. There are generally Class B (85 degrees), Class F (105 degrees), and Class H (125 degrees).

3) Work system.

three. Introduction to knowledge

1. What is a frequency converter?

The frequency converter is a power control device that converts the power frequency power source into another frequency by using the on/off function of the power semiconductor device.

2. What is the difference between PWM and PAM?

PWM is an abbreviation of English Pulse Width Modulation, which changes the pulse width of a pulse train according to a certain rule to adjust the output value and waveform. PAM is the abbreviation of Pulse Amplitude Modulation in English. It is a modulation method that changes the pulse amplitude of pulse train according to a certain rule to adjust the output value and waveform.

3. What is the difference between voltage type and current type?

The main circuit of the inverter can be roughly divided into two types: the voltage type is a frequency converter that converts the direct current of the voltage source into an alternating current, the filtering of the direct current circuit is a capacitor, and the current type is a frequency converter that converts the direct current of the current source into an alternating current. Its DC loop filter stone inductor.

4. Why does the voltage and current of the inverter change in proportion?

The torque of the asynchronous motor is generated by the interaction between the magnetic flux of the motor and the current flowing in the rotor. At the rated frequency, if the voltage is constant and only the frequency is reduced, the magnetic flux is too large, and the magnetic circuit is saturated. The motor will be burned. Therefore, the frequency and voltage should be changed in proportion, that is, the frequency of the inverter is controlled while changing the frequency, so that the magnetic flux of the motor is kept constant to avoid the occurrence of weak magnetic and magnetic saturation. This type of control is mostly used for energy-saving inverters such as fans and pumps.

5. When the motor is driven by the commercial frequency power supply, the current increases when the voltage drops. For the inverter drive, if the voltage drops when the frequency decreases, does the current increase?

When the frequency drops (low speed), if the same power is output, the current increases, but under a certain torque, the current hardly changes.

6. What is the starting current and starting torque of the motor when the inverter is running?

The inverter is operated, and the frequency and voltage are increased correspondingly with the acceleration of the motor. The starting current is limited to 150% of the rated current (125% to 200% depending on the model). When starting directly with the commercial frequency power supply, the starting current is 6 to 7 times, so mechanical and electrical impact will occur. It can be started smoothly with the inverter drive (starting time becomes longer). The starting current is 1.2~1.5 times of the rated current, and the starting torque is 70%~120% of rated torque. For the inverter with automatic torque boosting function, the starting torque is 100% or more, and it can start with full load.

7. What does V/f mode mean?

The voltage V also decreases proportionally as the frequency decreases. This problem has been explained in answer 4. The proportional relationship between V and f is predetermined in consideration of the characteristics of the motor. Usually, there are several characteristics in the memory device (ROM) of the controller, which can be selected by a switch or a dial.

8. How does the torque of the motor change when V and f are changed proportionally?

When the frequency is lowered to completely reduce the voltage proportionally, since the AC resistance becomes small and the DC resistance does not change, the torque generated at the low speed tends to decrease. Therefore, given V/f at low frequencies, the output voltage is increased somewhat in order to obtain a certain starting torque, which is called an enhanced starting. It can be implemented by various methods, such as automatic method, V/f mode selection or potentiometer adjustment.

9. In the manual, the shift range is 60~6Hz, which is 10:1. Is there no output power below 6Hz?

The power can still be output below 6 Hz, but according to the conditions of the motor temperature rise and the starting torque, the minimum frequency of use is about 6 Hz. This motor can output the rated torque without causing serious heating problems. The actual output frequency (starting frequency) of the inverter is 0.5~3Hz according to the model.

10. For the combination of general motors, the torque is required to be above 60 Hz. Is it ok?

Usually not allowed. Above 60Hz (also in the mode above 50Hz) the voltage is constant, generally constant power characteristics, when the same torque is required at high speed, we must pay attention to the choice of motor and inverter capacity

11. What does it mean to open a ring?

A speed detector (PG) is provided for the motor device to be used, and the actual speed is fed back to the control device for control, which is called "closed loop". If the PG is not operated, it is called "open loop". General-purpose inverters are mostly open-loop, and some models use PG feedback.

12. What should I do if the actual speed is different for a given speed?

When the ring is open, even if the inverter outputs a given frequency, the motor's speed will fluctuate within the range of rated slip (1%~5%) when the motor is running with load. For the requirement that the speed regulation accuracy is relatively high, even if the load is changed, it is required to operate at a speed close to a given speed, and an inverter (optional) having a PG feedback function can be used.

13. If the motor with PG is used, can the speed accuracy be improved after feedback?

The inverter with PG feedback function has improved accuracy. However, the speed accuracy depends on the accuracy of the PG itself and the resolution of the inverter output frequency.

14. What does the stall prevention function mean?

If the given acceleration time is too short, the output frequency of the inverter changes far more than the change of the speed (electrical angle frequency), the inverter will trip due to the overcurrent, and the operation stops. This is called stall. In order to prevent the stall from running, the magnitude of the current is detected for frequency control. When the acceleration current is too large, the acceleration rate is appropriately slowed down. The same is true when decelerating. The combination of the two is the stall function.

15. The heat dissipation of the inverter

1). If you want to use the inverter correctly, you must carefully consider the heat dissipation problem.

The failure rate of the inverter increases exponentially with increasing temperature, and the service life decreases exponentially with increasing temperature. When the ambient temperature rises by 10 degrees, the average life of the inverter is halved. When the inverter is working, the current flowing through the inverter is very large, and the heat generated by the inverter is also very large. The influence of the heat generation cannot be ignored. Generally, the inverter is installed in the control cabinet. We need to know what the heat output of a frequency converter is. It can be estimated by the following formula:

Approximate calorific value = inverter capacity (KW) × 55 [W]

Here, if the inverter capacity is based on the constant torque load (overcurrent capability 150% * 60s) If the inverter has a DC reactor or an AC reactor and is also inside the cabinet, the heat will be even more Bigger. It is better to install the reactor on the side of the inverter or above. At this time, you can use the estimation: Inverter capacity (KW) × 60 [W] Because the hardware of each inverter manufacturer is similar, the above formula can be used for each brand of products. Note: If there is a braking resistor, because the braking resistor has a large heat dissipation, it is best to install the position separately from the inverter, such as on or near the cabinet.

2.) How to reduce the heat generated in the control cabinet?

When the inverter is installed in the control cabinet, consider the problem of the heating value of the inverter. According to the increase in the amount of heat generated in the cabinet, the size of the cabinet should be appropriately increased. Therefore, in order to minimize the size of the control cabinet, it is necessary to reduce the amount of heat generated in the cabinet as much as possible. If the radiator part of the inverter is placed outside the control cabinet when the inverter is installed, 70% of the heat generated by the inverter will be released to the outside of the control cabinet. Since large-capacity inverters have a large amount of heat, they are more effective for large-capacity inverters. The spacer can also be used to separate the body from the heat sink, so that the heat dissipation of the heat sink does not affect the body of the inverter. This effect is also very good.

Note: The thermal design of the inverter is based on vertical installation, and the heat dissipation will be worse when it is placed horizontally!

3.) The inverters with a slightly larger power of the cooling fan are equipped with a cooling fan. At the same time, it is also recommended to install a cooling fan on the air outlet of the control cabinet. A filter screen is added to the air inlet to prevent dust from entering the control cabinet. Note that the fans on the control cabinet and the inverter are all required, and no one can replace who.

4.) Other questions about heat dissipation

1. At altitudes above 1000 m, because the air density is reduced, the cooling air volume of the cabinet should be increased to improve the cooling effect. In theory, the frequency converter should also consider derating, which is reduced by 5% per 1000m. However, in fact, because the load capacity and heat dissipation capacity of the designed inverter are generally larger than the actual use, it is also necessary to look at the specific application. For example, at 1500m, but periodic loads, such as elevators, do not need to be derated.

2. Switching frequency: The heat generated by the inverter is mainly from the IGBT. The heating of the IGBT is concentrated at the moment of opening and closing. Therefore, the natural heat of the inverter becomes larger when the switching frequency is high. Some manufacturers claim that reducing the switching frequency can be expanded, which is the reason.

16. Q&A on Leakage Current Q: What are the forms of leakage current? A: There are two types: motor cable to earth leakage current and cable Q: Why is there a leakage current problem? A: Leakage current is generally small when the inverter is not used. When the inverter is used, because the power module of the inverter is switched at a high speed, there is a higher harmonic in the output current. Because of the inductance between the cable and the cable, there is a large leakage current (up to 10 times that of the inverter). Q: Is there a relationship between leakage current and switching frequency? A: The smaller the switching frequency, the smaller the leakage current. Q: What is the relationship between leakage current and motor power? A: The higher the power, the larger the leakage current. Q: What is the relationship between leakage current and grounding? A: There is no direct relationship. However, poor grounding increases the likelihood of electric shock. Q: What are the countermeasures for leakage current? A: Reduce the switching frequency, which is the distance between the cables, the distance between the cable and the ground, and increase the leakage current setting level of the switch. Q: What is the regulation of the leakage current level of the inverter? A: Not yet.

17. At present, frequency conversion AC speed regulation has spread all over metallurgy, electric power, and other fields. The frequency converter is a device that realizes the speed control operation of the motor by utilizing the characteristic that the synchronous speed of the alternating current motor changes with the change of the motor voltage frequency. Among them, the setting of several parameters is very important, which will directly affect the reasonable use of the frequency converter.

Setting of several important parameters

1. Selection of V/f type The choice of V/f type includes the highest frequency, basic frequency and torque type.

The highest frequency is the highest frequency at which the drive-motor system can operate. Since the maximum frequency of the inverter itself may be high, when the maximum frequency allowed by the motor is lower than the highest frequency of the inverter, it should be set according to the requirements of the motor and its load. The basic frequency is the dividing line between the inverter for constant power control and constant torque control of the motor, and should be set according to the rated rated voltage of the motor. The torque type refers to whether the load is a constant torque load or a variable torque load. The user selects one of the types according to the V/f type map and the characteristics of the load in the instruction manual of the inverter. According to the actual situation and actual requirements of the motor, the maximum frequency is set to 83.4Hz, and the basic frequency is set to 50Hz. Load type: constant torque load below 50Hz, constant power load from 50~83.4Hz.

2. How to adjust the starting torque

The starting torque is adjusted to improve the low speed performance of the inverter when starting, so that the torque output by the motor can meet the requirements of production start. In the asynchronous motor variable frequency speed control system, the torque control is more complicated. In the low frequency band, the influence of resistance and leakage reactance cannot be ignored. If V/f is kept constant, the magnetic flux will decrease, which will reduce the output torque of the motor. For this reason, the voltage is appropriately compensated at the low frequency band to increase the torque. However, the influence of leakage impedance is not only related to frequency, but also related to the magnitude of motor current. Accurate compensation is very difficult. In recent years, some inverters that can compensate for themselves have been developed abroad, but the calculation amount is large, and the hardware and software are complicated. Therefore, the general inverters are manually set and compensated by the user. For the inverter we use, it is appropriate to set the torque boost to between 1% and 5%.

3. How to set the running equation of the motor for acceleration and deceleration time:

Where: Tt is the electromagnetic torque; T1 is the load torque motor acceleration dw/dt depends on the acceleration torque (Tt, T1), and the frequency change rate of the inverter during start and brake is set by the user. If the motor's moment of inertia J and the motor load change at a preset frequency change rate increase or decrease, there may be insufficient acceleration torque, which may cause the motor to stall, that is, the motor speed and the inverter output frequency are not coordinated, resulting in Current or over voltage. Therefore, it is necessary to set the acceleration and deceleration time according to the motor inertia and load, so that the frequency change rate of the inverter can be coordinated with the motor speed change rate. The way to check if this setting is reasonable is to select the acceleration and deceleration time settings according to experience. If overcurrent occurs during start-up, the acceleration time can be extended appropriately; if overcurrent occurs during braking, the deceleration time should be extended appropriately; on the other hand, the acceleration and deceleration time should not be set too long, and the time will be too long. Affects production efficiency, especially when frequently starting and braking. We set the acceleration time to 15s and the deceleration time to 5s.

4 . The frequency cross-jump V/f control inverter drives the asynchronous motor in certain frequency segments.

The current and speed of the motor will oscillate. In severe cases, the system will not operate. Even the overcurrent protection during the acceleration process will prevent the motor from starting normally. It is more serious when the motor is lightly loaded or the amount of rotation is small. Therefore, the variable frequency converter is equipped with a frequency jump function. The user can set the jump point and the jump point width on the V/f curve according to the frequency point at which the system appears to oscillate. These frequency segments can be automatically skipped when the motor accelerates to ensure normal system operation.

5 Overload Rate Setting This setting is used for inverter and motor overload protection.

When the output current of the inverter is greater than the setting value of the overload ratio and the OL setting value determined by the rated current of the motor, the inverter performs overload protection (OL) with the inverse time characteristic. When the overload protection is activated, the inverter stops outputting. 2.6 Input of motor parameters Some parameters of the inverter input items are the input of basic motor parameters, such as motor power, rated voltage, rated current, rated speed, and number of poles. The input of these parameters is very important and will directly affect the normal function of some protection functions in the inverter. It must be correctly input according to the actual parameters of the motor to ensure the normal use of the inverter.

four. Frequently encountered problems in the commissioning and use of the inverter

1.) Among them, overvoltage is the most common phenomenon. After the overvoltage is generated, the inverter will prevent the internal circuit from being damaged, and its overvoltage protection function will operate, causing the inverter to stop running, resulting in the device not working properly. Therefore, measures must be taken to eliminate overvoltage and prevent malfunctions. Since the inverter and the motor are different in application, the cause of the overvoltage is different, so take corresponding countermeasures according to the specific situation.

2) Overvoltage generation and regenerative braking The overvoltage of the inverter refers to the inverter voltage exceeding the rated voltage due to various reasons, and is concentrated on the DC voltage of the DC bus of the inverter. During normal operation, the DC voltage of the inverter is the average value after three-phase full-wave rectification.

If calculated with a line voltage of 380V, the average DC voltage Ud=1.35U line = 513V. When an overvoltage occurs, the storage capacitor on the DC bus will be charged. When the voltage rises to about 700V, the inverter overvoltage protection action (depending on the model). There are two main causes of overvoltage: power supply overvoltage and regenerative overvoltage.

The overvoltage of the power supply means that the DC bus voltage exceeds the rated value because the power supply voltage is too high. Most inverters now have an input voltage of up to 460V, so the overvoltage caused by the power supply is extremely rare. The main issue discussed in this paper is the regenerative overvoltage. The main reason for generating regenerative overvoltage is as follows: When the large GD2 (flywheel torque) load decelerates, the deceleration time of the inverter is set too short; the motor is affected by external force (fan, drafting machine) or potential energy load (elevator, crane). For these reasons, the actual motor speed is higher than the command speed of the inverter, that is, the motor rotor speed exceeds the synchronous speed. At this time, the slip of the motor is negative, and the direction of the rotor winding cutting the rotating magnetic field is opposite to that of the motor state. The electromagnetic torque generated is a braking torque that hinders the direction of rotation. Therefore, the motor is actually in a power generation state, and the kinetic energy of the load is "regenerated" into electrical energy. The regenerative energy charges the inverter DC storage capacitor through the freewheeling diode of the inverter, so that the DC bus voltage rises, which is the regenerative overvoltage. Since the torque generated during the process of regenerating the overvoltage is opposite to the original torque, it is the braking torque, so the process of regenerating the overvoltage is the process of regenerative braking. In other words, the regenerative energy is eliminated and the braking torque is increased. If the regenerative energy is not large, the inverter and the motor itself have 20% regenerative braking capacity, and this part of the electric energy will be consumed by the inverter and the motor. If this part of the energy exceeds the consumption capacity of the inverter and the motor, the capacitance of the DC link will be overcharged, and the overvoltage protection function of the inverter will operate to stop the operation. In order to avoid this situation, this part of the energy must be disposed of in time, and the braking torque is also increased, which is the purpose of regenerative braking.

3) Preventive measures for overvoltage: Due to the different causes of overvoltage, the countermeasures adopted are different. For the overvoltage phenomenon generated during the parking process, if there is no special requirement for the parking time or position, it can be solved by extending the deceleration time of the inverter or free parking. The so-called free stop means that the inverter disconnects the main switching device and allows the motor to coast and stop. If there is a certain requirement for parking time or parking position, DC braking (DC braking) function can be used. The DC braking function is to decelerate the motor to a certain frequency and then input DC power into the stator winding of the motor to form a static magnetic field. The rotor winding of the motor cuts this magnetic field to generate a braking torque, so that the kinetic energy of the load is converted into electrical energy and is consumed in the form of heat in the rotor circuit of the motor. Therefore, this braking is also called energy braking. In the process of DC braking, two processes of regenerative braking and energy braking are actually included. This braking method is only 30-60% efficient for regenerative braking and has a low braking torque. Since the motor is overheated by consuming energy in the motor, the braking time should not be too long. Moreover, the DC braking start frequency, braking time and braking voltage are all manually set and cannot be automatically adjusted according to the level of the regenerative voltage. Therefore, DC braking cannot be used for overvoltage generated during normal operation, and can only be used for Braking when parking. For deceleration (from high speed to low speed, but not stopping), the overvoltage generated by the excessive GD2 (flywheel torque) of the load can be solved by appropriately extending the deceleration time. In fact, this method also uses the principle of regenerative braking. The deceleration time is only to control the charging speed of the load to the inverter, so that the 20% regenerative braking capability of the inverter itself can be rationally utilized. As for the load that causes the motor to regenerate due to the action of external force (including the potential discharge), since it is normally in the braking state, the regenerative energy is too high to be consumed by the inverter itself, so it is impossible to use DC braking or The method of extending the deceleration time. Compared with DC braking, regenerative braking has higher braking torque, and the braking torque can be related to the braking torque required by the load (ie, the level of regenerative energy). Automatic control. Regenerative braking is therefore best suited to provide braking torque to the load during normal operation.

4) Regeneration braking method:

1. Energy consumption type: This method is to connect a braking resistor in parallel with the DC link of the inverter to control the on/off of a power tube by detecting the DC bus voltage. When the DC bus voltage rises to about 700V, the power tube is turned on, and the regenerative energy is supplied to the resistor to be consumed as heat energy, thereby preventing the DC voltage from rising. Since the regenerative energy is not utilized, it is energy-consuming. The same energy consumption type, it differs from DC braking in that it consumes energy on the braking resistor outside the motor, and the motor does not overheat, so it can work more frequently.

2.并联直流母线吸收型:适用于多电机传动系统(如牵伸机),在这个系统中,每台电机均需一台变频器,多台变频器共用一个网侧变流器,所有的逆变部并接在一条共用直流母线上。这种系统中往往有一台或数台电机正常工作于制动状态,处于制动状态的电机被其它电动机拖动,产生再生能量,这些能量再通过并联直流母线被处于电动状态的电机所吸收。在不能完全吸收的情况下,则通过共用的制动电阻消耗掉。这里的再生能量部分被吸收利用,但没有回馈到电网中。

3. 能量回馈型:能量回馈型的变频器网侧变流器是可逆的,当有再生能量产生时,可逆变流器将再生能量回馈给电网,使再生能量得到完全利用。但这种方法对电源的稳定性要求较高,一旦突然停电,将发生逆变颠覆。

五。应用中需要注意的几个问题

随着通用变频器市场的日益繁荣,变频器及其附属设备的安装、调试、日常维护及维修工作量剧增,针对造成以上问题的原因,从应用环境、电磁干扰与抗干扰、电网质量、电机绝缘等方面进行分析。

1.工作环境问题在变频器实际应用中,由于国内客户除少数有专用机房外,大多为了降低成本,将变频器直接安装于工业现场。工作现场一般是灰尘大、温度高,在南方还有湿度大的问题。对于线缆行业还有金属粉尘,在陶瓷、印染等行业还有腐蚀性气体和粉尘,在煤矿等场合,还有防爆的要求等等。因此必须根据现场情况做出相应的对策。

2 变频器的安装设计基本要求

(1) 变频器应该安装在控制柜内部。(2) 变频器最好安装在控制柜内的中部;变频器要垂直安装,正上方和正下方要避免安装可能阻挡排风、进风的大元件。(3) 变频器上、下部边缘距离控制柜顶部、底部、或者隔板、或者必须安装的大元件等的最小间距,应该大于300mm。柜内安装变频器的基本要求(4) 如果特殊用户在使用中需要取掉键盘,则变频器面板的键盘孔,一定要用胶带严格密封或者采用假面板替换,防止粉尘大量进入变频器内部。(5) 对变频器要进行定期维护,及时清理内部的粉尘等。(6) 其它的基本安装、使用要求必须遵守用户手册上的有关说明;如有疑问请及时联系相应厂家技术支持人员。

3. 防尘控制柜的设计要求

在多粉尘场所,特别是多金属粉尘、絮状物的场所使用变频器时,采取正确、合理的防护措施是十分必要的,防尘措施得当对保证变频器正常工作非常重要。总体要求控制柜整体应该密封,应该通过专门设计的进风口、出风口进行通风;控制柜顶部应该有防护网和防护顶盖出风口;控制柜底部应该有底板和进风口、进线孔,并且安装防尘网。

(1) 控制柜的风道要设计合理,排风通畅,避免在柜内形成涡流,在固定的位置形成灰尘堆积。

(2) 控制柜顶部出风口上面要安装防护顶盖,防止杂物直接落入;防护顶盖高度要合理,不影响排风。防护顶盖的侧面出风口要安装防护网,防止絮状杂物直接落入。

(3) 如果采用控制柜顶部侧面排风方式,出风口必须安装防护网。

(4) 一定要确保控制柜顶部的轴流风机旋转方向正确,向外抽风。如果风机安装在控制柜顶部的外部,必须确保防护顶盖与风机之间有足够的高度;如果风机安装在控制柜顶部的内部,安装所需螺钉必须采用止逆弹件,防止风机脱落造成柜内元件和设备的损坏。建议在风机和柜体之间加装塑料或者橡胶减振垫圈,可以大大减小风机震动造成的噪音。

(5) 控制柜的前、后门和其他接缝处,要采用密封垫片或者密封胶进行一定的密封处理,防止粉尘进入。

(6) 控制柜底部、侧板的所有进风口、进线孔,一定要安装防尘网。阻隔絮状杂物进入。防尘网应该设计为可拆卸式,以方便清理、维护。防尘网的网格要小,能够有效阻挡细小絮状物(与一般家用防蚊蝇纱窗的网格相仿);或者根据具体情况确定合适的网格尺寸。防尘网四周与控制柜的结合处要处理严密。

(7) 对控制柜一定要进行定期维护,及时清理内部、外部的粉尘、絮毛等杂物。维护周期可根据具体情况而定,但应该小于2~3个月;对于粉尘严重的场所,建议维护周期在1个月左右。防尘控制柜的安装要求4.防潮湿霉变的控制柜的设计要求多数变频器厂家内部的印制板、金属结构件均未进行防潮湿霉变的特殊处理,如果变频器长期处于这种状态,金属结构件容易产生锈蚀,对于导电铜排在高温运行情况下,更加剧了锈蚀的过程。对于微机控制板和驱动电源板上的细小铜质导线,由于锈蚀将造成损坏,因此,对于应用于潮湿和和含有腐蚀性气体的场合,必须对于使用变频器的内部设计有基本要求,例如印刷电路板必须采用三防漆喷涂处理,对于结构件必须采用镀镍铬等处理工艺。

4.除此之外,还需要采取其它积极、有效、合理的防潮湿、防腐蚀气体的措施。(1) 控制柜可以安装在单独的、密闭的采用空调的机房,此方法适用控制设备较多,建立机房的成本低于柜体单独密闭处理的场合,此时控制柜可以采用如上防尘或者一般环境设计即可。(2) 采用独立进风口。单独的进风口可以设在控制柜的底部,通过独立密闭地沟与外部干净环境连接,此方法需要在进风口处安装一个防尘网,如果地沟超过5m以上时,可以考虑加装鼓风机。(3) 密闭控制柜内可以加装吸湿的干燥剂或者吸附毒性气体的活性材料,并近期更换。

5. 干扰问题5.1 变频器对微机控制板的干扰在注塑机、电梯等的控制系统中,多采用微机或者PLC进行控制,在系统设计或者改造过程中,一定要注意变频器对微机控制板的干扰问题。由于用户自己设计的微机控制板一般工艺水平差,不符合EMC国际标准,在采用变频器后,产生的传导和辐射干扰,往往导致控制系统工作异常,因此需要采取必要措施。

(1) 良好的接地。电机等强电控制系统的接地线必须通过接地汇流排可靠接地,微机控制板的屏蔽地,最好单独接地。对于某些干扰严重的场合,建议将传感器、I/O接口屏蔽层与控制板的控制地相连【3】。

(2) 给微机控制板输入电源加装EMI滤波器、共模电感、高频磁环等,成本低。可以有效抑制传导干扰。另外在辐射干扰严重的场合,如周围存在GSM、或者小灵通机站时,可以对微机控制板添加金属网状屏蔽罩进行屏蔽处理。微机控制板的电源抗干扰措施

(3) 给变频器输入加装EMI滤波器,可以有效抑制变频器对电网的传导干扰,加装输入交流和直流电抗器L1、L2,可以提高功率因数,减小谐波污染,综合效果好。在某些电机与变频器之间距离超过100m的场合,需要在变频器侧添加交流输出电抗器L3,解决因为输出导线对地分布参数造成的漏电流保护和减少对外部的辐射干扰。一个行之有效的方法就是采用钢管穿线或者屏蔽电缆的方法,并将钢管外壳或者电缆屏蔽层与大地可靠连接。请注意,在不添加交流输出电抗器L3时,如果采用钢管穿线或者屏蔽电缆的方法,增大了输出对地的分布电容,容易出现过流。当然在实际中一般只采取其中的一种或者几种方法。

(4) 减小变频器对外部控制设备的干扰措施对模拟传感器检测输入和模拟控制信号进行电气屏蔽和隔离。在变频器组成的控制系统设计过程中,建议尽量不要采用模拟控制,特别是控制距离大于1M,跨控制柜安装的情况下。因为变频器一般都有多段速设定、开关频率量输入输出,可以满足要求。如果非要用模拟量控制时,建议一定采用屏蔽电缆,并在传感器侧或者变频器侧实现远端一点接地。如果干扰仍旧严重,需要实现DC/DC隔离措施。可以采用标准的DC/DC模块,或者采用V/F转换,光藕隔离再采用频率设定输入的方法。

5.2 变频器本身抗干扰问题

当变频器的供电系统附近,存在高频冲击负载如电焊机、电镀电源、电解电源或者采用滑环供电的场合,变频器本身容易因为干扰而出现保护。应采用如下措施:

(1) 在变频器输入侧添加电感和电容,构成LC滤波网络。

(2) 变频器的电源线直接从变压器侧供电。

(3) 在条件许可的情况下,可以采用单独的变压器。

(4) 在采用外部开关量控制端子控制时,连接线路较长时,建议采用屏蔽电缆。当控制线路与主回路电源均在地沟中埋设时,除控制线必须采用屏蔽电缆外,主电路线路必须采用钢管屏蔽穿线,减小彼此干扰,防止变频器的误动作。

(5) 在采用外部模拟量控制端子控制时,如果连接线路在1M以内,采用屏蔽电缆连接,并实施变频器侧一点接地即可;如果线路较长,现场干扰严重的场合,建议在变频器侧加装DC/DC隔离模块或者采用经过V/F转换,采用频率指令给定模式进行控制。

(6) 在采用外部通信控制端子控制时,建议采用屏蔽双绞线,并将变频器侧的屏蔽层接地(PE),如果干扰非常严重,建议将屏蔽层接控制电源地(GND)。对于RS232通信方式,注意控制线路尽量不要超过15m,如果要加长,必须随之降低通信波特率,在100m左右时,能够正常通信的波特率小于600bps。对于RS485通信,还必须考虑终端匹配电阻等。对于采用现场总线的高速控制系统,通信电缆必须采用专用电缆,并采用多点接地的方式,才能够提高可靠性。

6. 电网质量问题

在高频冲击负载如电焊机、电镀电源、电解电源等场合,电压经常出现闪变;在一个车间中,有几百台变频器等容性整流负载在工作时,电网的谐波非常大,对于电网质量有很严重的污染,对设备本身也有相当的破坏作用,轻则不能够连续正常运行,重则造成设备输入回路的损坏。可以采取以下的措施:集中整流的直流共母线供电方式

(1) 在高频冲击负载如电焊机、电镀电源、电解电源等场合建议用户增加无功静补装置,提高电网功率因数和质量。

(2) 在变频器比较集中的车间,建议采用集中整流,直流共母线供电方式。建议用户采用12脉冲整流模式。优点是,谐波小、节能,特别适用于频繁起制动、电动运行与发电运行同时进行的场合。

(3) 变频器输入侧加装无源LC滤波器,减小输入谐波,提高功率因数,成本较低,可靠性高,效果好。

(4) 变频器输入侧加装有源PFC装置,效果最好,但成本较高。

7. 电机的漏电、轴电压与轴承电流问题

变频器驱动感应电机的电机模型,Csf为定子与机壳之间的等效电容,Csr为定子与转子之间的等效电容,Crf为转子与机壳之间的等效电容,Rb为轴承对轴的电阻;Cb和Zb为轴承油膜的电容和非线性阻抗。高频PWM脉冲输入下,电机内分布电容的电压耦合作用构成系统共模回路,从而引起对地漏电流、轴电压与轴承电流问题。变频器驱动感应电机的电机模型漏电流主要是PWM三相供电电压极其瞬时不平衡电压与大地之间通过Csf产生。其大小与PWM的dv/dt大小与开关频率大小有关,其直接结果将导致带有漏电保护装置动作。另外,对于旧式电机,由于其绝缘材料差,又经过长期运行老化,有些在经过变频改造后造成绝缘损坏。因此,建议在改造前,必须进行绝缘的测试。对于新的变频电机的绝缘,要求要比标准电机高出一个等级。轴承电流主要以三种方式存在:dv/dt电流、EDM(Electric Discharge Machining)电流和环路电流。轴电压的大小不仅与电机内各部分耦合电容参数有关,且与脉冲电压上升时间和幅值有关。dv/dt电流主要与PWM的上升时间tr有关,tr越小,dv/dt电流的幅值越大;逆变器载波频率越高,轴承电流中的dv/dt电流成分越多。EDM电流出现存在一定的偶然性,只有当轴承润滑油层被击穿或者轴承内部发生接触时,存储在电子转子对地电容Crf上的电荷(1/2 Crf×Urf)通过轴承等效回路Rb、Cb和Zb对地进行火花式放电,造成轴承光洁度下降,降低使用寿命,严重地造成直接损坏。损坏程度主要取决于轴电压和存储在电子转子对地电容Crf的大小。环路电流发生在电网变压器地线、变频器地线、电机地线及电机负载与大地地线之间的回路(如水泵类负载)中。环路电流主要造成传导干扰和地线干扰,对变频器和电机影响不大。避免或者减小环流的方法就是尽可能减小地线回路的阻抗。由于变频器接地线(PE变频器)一般与电机接地线(PE电机1)连接在一个点,因此,必须尽可能加粗电机接地电缆线径,减小两者之间的电阻,同时变频器与电源之间的地线采用地线铜母排或者专用接地电缆,保证良好接地。对于潜水深井泵这样的负载,接地阻抗ZE电机2可能小于ZE变压器与ZE变频器之和,容易形成地环流,建议断开ZE变频器,抗干扰效果好。在变频器输出端串由电感、RC组成的正弦波滤波器是抑制轴电压与轴承电流的有效途径。目前有多家厂家可提供标准滤波器。

六。变频器功能参数

There are many function parameters of the inverter, generally there are dozens or even hundreds of parameters for the user to choose. In practical applications, it is not necessary to set and debug each parameter, and most of them only need to adopt the factory setting value.但有些参数由于和实际使用情况有很大关系,且有的还相互关联,因此要根据实际进行设定和调试。 Because the functions of each type of inverter are different, and the names of the same function parameters are also inconsistent, for the convenience of description, this article takes the basic parameter name of Fuji inverter as an example. Since the basic parameters are almost all types of frequency converters, it is completely possible to bypass the class.

一加减速时间加速时间就是输出频率从0上升到最大频率所需时间,减速时间是指从最大频率下降到0所需时间。 The acceleration and deceleration time is usually determined by the frequency setting signal rising and falling. When the motor is accelerating, the rate of increase of the frequency setting must be limited to prevent overcurrent, and when decelerating, the rate of decrease is limited to prevent overvoltage. Acceleration time setting requirement: Limit the acceleration current below the overcurrent capacity of the inverter, and do not cause the inverter to trip due to the over-speed. The deceleration time setting point is: prevent the smoothing circuit voltage from being too large, and do not make the regenerative overvoltage stall. Let the frequency converter trip. Acceleration and deceleration time can be calculated according to the load, but in the debugging, it is often set to set the long acceleration/deceleration time according to the load and experience. Observe the overcurrent and overvoltage alarm by starting and stopping the motor; then gradually set the acceleration/deceleration time. Shorten, the principle of no alarm occurs during operation, and repeat the operation several times to determine the optimal acceleration and deceleration time.

二转矩提升又叫转矩补偿,是为补偿因电动机定子绕组电阻所引起的低速时转矩降低,而把低频率范围f/V增大的方法。设定为自动时,可使加速时的电压自动提升以补偿起动转矩,使电动机加速顺利进行。 If manual compensation is used, a better curve can be selected by experiment depending on the load characteristics, especially the starting characteristics of the load. For variable torque loads, if the selection is improper, the output voltage will be too high at low speed, and the phenomenon of wasting electric energy may even occur when the motor is loaded with load and the current is large, and the speed is not going up.

三电子热过载保护

This function is set to protect the motor from overheating. It is the CPU inside the inverter calculates the temperature rise of the motor according to the running current value and frequency, thus performing overheat protection. This function is only applicable to the “one-for-one” occasion, and in the case of “one-to-one”, a thermal relay should be added to each motor.电子热保护设定值(%)=【电动机额定电流(A)/变频器额定输出电流(A)】×100%。

四频率限制即变频器输出频率的上、下限幅值。 The frequency limit is a protection function that prevents the device from malfunctioning or the external frequency setting signal source is faulty, causing the output frequency to be too high or too low to prevent damage to the device. In the application, it can be set according to the actual situation. This function can also be used for speed limit. If there are some belt conveyors, because there is not much material to be transported, in order to reduce the wear of machinery and belts, the inverter can be driven and the upper limit frequency of the inverter can be set to a certain frequency value. This allows the belt conveyor to operate at a fixed, low working speed.

五偏置频率有的又叫偏差频率或频率偏差设定。其用途是当频率由外部模拟信号(电压或电流)进行设定时,可用此功能调整频率设定信号最低时输出频率的高低,

In some inverters, when the frequency setting signal is 0%, the deviation value can be applied in the range of 0 to fmax. Some inverters (such as Mingdianshe and Sanhao) can also set the offset polarity.如在调试中当频率设定信号为0%时,变频器输出频率不为0Hz,而为xHz,则此时将偏置频率设定为负的xHz即可使变频器输出频率为0Hz。

六频率设定信号增益

This function is only effective when the frequency is set with an external analog signal. It is used to compensate for the inconsistency between the external set signal voltage and the internal voltage of the inverter (+10v); at the same time, it is convenient to select the analog set signal voltage. When setting, when the analog input signal is maximum (such as 10v, 5v or 20mA), find the frequency percentage of the f/V pattern that can be output and set it as a parameter; if the external setting signal is 0~5v, if the output frequency of the inverter is 0~50Hz, the gain signal will be Set to 200%.

七转矩限制

It can be divided into two types: drive torque limit and brake torque limit. It is based on the output voltage and current value of the inverter, and the torque calculation is performed by the CPU, which can significantly improve the shock load recovery characteristics during acceleration and deceleration and constant speed operation. The torque limit function enables automatic acceleration and deceleration control. It is assumed that the acceleration/deceleration time is less than the load inertia time, and the motor can be automatically accelerated and decelerated according to the torque set value.驱动转矩功能提供了强大的起动转矩,在稳态运转时,转矩功能将控制电动机转差,而将电动机转矩限制在最大设定值内,当负载转矩突然增大时,甚至在加速时间设定过短时,也不会引起变频器跳闸。 When the acceleration time setting is too short, the motor torque will not exceed the maximum set value. A large driving torque is advantageous for starting, and it is preferable to set it to 80 to 100%. The smaller the brake torque setting value is, the larger the braking force is. It is suitable for the occasion of sudden acceleration and deceleration. If the brake torque setting value is set too high, an overvoltage alarm phenomenon will occur. If the braking torque is set to 0%, the total amount of regeneration applied to the main capacitor can be close to zero, so that when the motor is decelerating, it can be decelerated to stop without tripping without using the braking resistor. However, in some loads, if the braking torque is set to 0%, a short idling phenomenon will occur during deceleration, causing the inverter to start repeatedly, the current fluctuates greatly, and the inverter will trip if it is serious, which should be noticed.

八加减速模式选择又叫加减速曲线选择。

Generally, the inverter has three kinds of curves: linear, nonlinear and S. Usually, most of the linear curves are selected; the nonlinear curve is suitable for variable torque loads, such as fans; the S curve is suitable for constant torque loads, and the acceleration and deceleration changes are relatively slow. According to the load torque characteristics, the corresponding curve can be selected according to the load torque characteristics. However, when debugging the inverter of a boiler induced draft fan

Indoor Fixed LED Display

Indoor Fixed LED Display is a popular product for its high quality, every year sold to at least 80,000 pieces around the world, including Europe, North America, southeast Asia.Compared to other indoor LED display in the market, its biggest advantage is that it can display high-definition images while maintaining low power consumption.Besides, it adopts Die casting aluminum cabinet which is ultra-thin and ultra-light and owns good heat dissipation.Easy to install and maintain and suitable for multiple indoor scenes.


Application:
* Business Organizations:
Supermarket, large-scale shopping malls, star-rated hotels, travel agencies
* Financial Organizations:
Banks, insurance companies, post offices, hospital, schools
* Public Places:
Subway, airports, stations, parks, exhibition halls, stadiums, museums, commercial buildings, meeting rooms
* Entertainments:

Movie theaters, clubs, stages.

Indoor Fixed LED Display,Led Wall Display,Video Wall Display,Outdoor Led Screen Display

Guangzhou Chengwen Photoelectric Technology co.,ltd , https://www.cwleddisplay.com