Control apparatus for metal saw cutter

Electricity: motive power systems – Plural – diverse or diversely controlled electric motors – Load control

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318 77, 82 46, 82101, 10 90, H02P 546

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ABSTRACT:
A metal saw cutter has a first motor for rotating a workpiece to be cut and a second motor for rotating a metal saw independently of the first motor.
A control apparatus of the metal saw cutter has a detector for detecting variations in an electrical output depending on the variation of the cutting resistance acting on the metal saw during cutting, and a controller for controlling the speed of the second drive in accordance with the detection signal from the detector.

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