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ABB ACS880 - Current Pulse-Start; Settings and Diagnostics; Starting Speed

ABB ACS880
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Speed reference
75.52
75.15
75.46
Time
Time
Regular current
0
0
Acceleration
assistance
Kick-start routine
75.51
75.56
Motor current
75.42
Settings and diagnostics
Parameter group 75 ESP reference setup (page 525).
Starting speed
Starting speed defines the frequency at which the drive begins modulating upon
receiving start-command. In the ESP systems, where AC transformer is used to
step-up voltage from low voltage drive to medium voltage motor. This function
assists efficient power transmission and prevents undesirable transformer
saturation at start.
Current pulse-start
Current pulse-start function enables when regular starting routines are not enough
to accelerate the motor. The most common reason can be pump waxing or
sedimentation. The function produces a series of thrusts to the pump impeller by
sending short high-current impulses.
You can adjust speed, magnitude and frequency of thrusts applied. After the
Current pulse-start routine is competed, the control is given to Kick-start function
(if enabled) and then proceed to production speed with additional help of the
acceleration assistance (if enabled).
50 ESP program features

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