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1012 HEIDENHAIN Technical Manual iTNC 530 HSCI
Series reactor Reasons for using a series reactor:
Asynchronous motor
Minimum leakage inductance of drive
The total leakage inductance L
Total
of the drive is formed from the leakage
inductance of the motor L
LeakMotor
and the inductance of the series reactor
L
Reactor
L
Total
=L
LeakMotor
+L
Reactor
with:
XStr1: Stator leakage reactance (see XStr1 in motor.mot) [mΩ]
XStr2: Rotor leakage reactance (see XStr2 in motor.mot) [mΩ]
fN: Rated frequency of the motor (see F-N in motor.mot) [Hz]
•L
LeakMotor
: Leakage inductance of the motor [µH]
The total leakage inductance L
Total
must not fall below a specified minimum
value. This also depends on the PWM frequency fPWM, the magnetizing
current I0 of the motor, and the DC-link voltage UZ, and is calculated as
follows:
For I0 < 26 A:
For I0 26 A:
•L
Total
: Total leakage inductance of the drive [µH]
This way the value for the series reactor can be determined as:
LReactor = LTotal - LLeakMotor
If the result is a negative value, HEIDENHAIN does not require the use of a
series reactor. It is possible, however, that there are other reasons for using a
series reactor, such as the motor manufacturer's specifications.
Impermissible temperature of the bearings
High harmonic losses in the rotor lead to excessively high bearing
temperatures. One possible remedy, besides increasing the PWM frequency,
is the use of a series reactor. Here there is no universally valid formula.
The amount of inductance results from the measurement of the bearing
temperature.
Limitation of dU/dt
Because of the strain placed on the motor insulation, the motor manufacturer
can prescribe the use of a series reactor. The strain placed on the motor
insulation results from the voltage build-up dU/dt at the inverter output.
For HEIDENHAIN inverters the voltage build-up is dU/dt = 6000 V/µs.
L
LeakMotor
X
Str1
X
Str2
+()1000
2 π f
N
⋅⋅
---------------------------------------------------------------
=
L
Total
700 µH 5000 Hz U
Z
⋅⋅
f
PWM
600
---------------------------------------------------------
=
L
Total
700 µH 5000 Hz U
Z
26 A⋅⋅
600 I
0
f⋅⋅
PWM
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
=

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