Electric motor systems

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One can also do work by stirring, e.g. by driving a paddle wheel as in the Joule experiment above. If tire paddle is taken as part of the system, the energy input (as work) is detemiined by appropriate measurements on the electric motor, falling weights or whatever drives the paddle. 

Cooling. A compression refrigeration system, driven by an electric motor, suppHes cooling for either direct expansion or ice bank systems (Fig. 12). In the former, the milk is cooled by the evaporator (cooling cods) on the bulk tank liner opposite the milk side of the liner. The compressor must have the capacity to cool the milk as rapidly as it enters the tank. 

An iajection mol ding machine is operated by hydrauHc power and equipped with an electric motor and hydrauHc pump. The maximum hydrauHc oil pressure is ca 14 MPa (2000 psi). A hydrauHc cylinder opens and closes the mold and holds the mold closed duriag iajection another cylinder forces the screw forward, thereby injecting the melt iato the mold. A separate hydrauHc motor turns the screw to plasticate, homogenize, and pressurize the melt. Control of these movements is a combined function of the hydrauHc and electrical systems (35—37). 

Collection and analysis of vibration signatures is a complex procedure. By looking at a vibration spectrum, one can identify which components of the pump system are responsible for a particular frequency component. Comparison of vibration signatures at periodic intervals reveals if a particular component is deteriorating. The following example illustrates evaluation of the frequency composition of an electric motor gear pump system. 

The pusher-type furnace is relatively free from mechanical problems because all mechanical parts are located outside the hot zone. It employs a roller-conveyor usually and will handle charges weighing considerably more per square meter than a belt-conveyor furnace. Pushers are driven by electric motors, compressed air, or hydraulic systems and can be automatically timed and synchronized with door-... 

Hydraulic-drive samplers are also available, but cost factors tend to be substantially greater than electromechanical units. Recent use of hydraiilic-drive systems has diminished with the availability of increased strength and durabihty electric-motor linear-drive units capable of reliable operation in high-capacity applications. 

Protection of the electrical supply system in the event of a motor or motor-feeder short circuit. The fault must be cleared from the rest of the system to prevent further trouble,... 

Economics Power-recoveiy units have no operating costs in essence, the energy is available free. Furthermore, there is no incremental capital cost for energy supply. Incremental installed energy-system costs for a steam-turbine driver and supply system amount to about 800 per kilowatt, and the incremental cost of an electric-motor driver plus supply system is about 80 per kilowatt. By contrast, even the highest-inlet-pressure, largest-flow power-recoveiy machines will seldom have an equipment cost of more than 140 per kilowatt, and costs frequently are as low as 64 per kilowatt. However, at bare driver costs (not including power supply) of 64 to 140 per kilowatt for the power-recovery driver versus about 30 to 80 per Idlowatt for... 

Note A supply system having a voltage unbalance of more than 5% is not recommended for an industrial application, which may have a number of electric motors connected on it. Rural distribution, however, is an exception due to excessive LT loads on the same network (Section 7.6), but such loads are mostly individual and not of the industrial type,... 

This may be 50 or 60 Hz as the system may require. The permissible variation may be eonsideied as 2% for measuring as well as protection VTs. These limits are based on the recommended variations applicable for a switchgear assembly (lEC 60429-1) or an electric motor (Section 1.6.2),... 

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