The Control Techniques Drives and Controls Handbook

Chapter 11: Systems Design

1 GENERAL

The successful integration of electronic variable-speed drives into a system depends upon knowledge of a number of key characteristics of the application and the site where the system will be used. This chapter contains basic considerations, which can help a user or system designer to avoid some of the most common problems. First, advice is given on selecting the most appropriate drive type. Then guidance is provided on basic requirements of the installation to help ensure trouble-free operation.

2 DESIGN MATRIX

A design matrix for electronic variable-speed drives is given in Table 11.1

Table 11.1: Design matrix

D.C. drives (separately-excited motor)

A.C. drives

Phase controlled

Chopper

Open-loop induction motor (V/f)

Open-loop induction motor (vector)

Closed-loop induction motor (flux vector)

Brushless servodrive PM motor

Operating speed range

0 to base speed at constant torque above base speed at constant power maximum approximately four base speed

10 100% base speed at constant torque, above base speed at constant power maximum approximately 20 base

3 100% base speed at constant torque, above base speed at constant power maximum approximately 20 base

0 100% base speed at constant torque, above base speed at constant power maximum approximately 20 base

0 100% base speed at constant torque, no operation above base speed

Braking capability

150% (4Q drive)

150% (4Q drive)

150%

150%

150%

>200%

Speed loop response

10 Hz

50 Hz

5 Hz

10 Hz

100 Hz

>100 Hz

Speed holding (100% load change)

0.1% ?tacho f/b...

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