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ArticleName | Ore-grinding mills drives starting regime optimization at miningandprocessing complexes |
ArticleAuthor | Ustinov D. A., Konovalov Yu. V. |
ArticleAuthorData | National Mineral Resources University (Russia): Ustinov D. A., Associated Professor, Ph. D. in Technical Sciences, bescheiden@rambler.ru
National Research Irkutsk State Technical University (Russia): Konovalov Yu. V., Associated Professor, Ph. D. in Technical Sciences, yrvaskon@mail.ru |
Abstract | Interruptions in continuous production processes power supply result in significant economic damage. Electrical-and-mechanical systems with highpower synchronous motor drives are widely used at mining-and-processing complexes. Starting of ore-grinding mills' drives may significantly affect electrical equipment operating regime. By way of example, the statistical data of voltage depressions at OAO Karelian Okatysh crushing-and-concentrating plant and Oskolsky electrometallurgical works are presented. Different alternatives are analyzed with regard to synchronous motor start, and a combination alternative is proposed, providing for starting current minimization, pull-in torque increase and synchronous motor heating-up limitation, leading to successful synchronization even with reduced power voltage. The problems, related to frequency converter output voltage matching with supply voltage at synchronous motor switching-over from frequency converter to supply mains and back, are considered. |
keywords | Synchronous motors start, frequency converter, excitation system, two-way conductivity converter, harmonic composition |
References | 1. Nikulov I. A., Zhukov V. A., Pupin V. M. Novosti elektrotekhniki — The news of electrical engineering, 2012, No. 4 (76), pp. 34– 36. |
Language of full-text | russian |
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