Control device for monitoring machines driving revolving devices

Electricity: motive power systems – Motor-reversing – Automatic and/or with time-delay means

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318289, 318284, 318739, H02P 140

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042439205

ABSTRACT:
Control device responding to current changes in a load circuit including a supervisory circuit carrying a current proportional to the current in the load circuit, a transformer coupling the supervisory circuit to the load circuit, and an overcurrent sensor and an overcurrent relay electrically connected in series in the supervisory circuit. The overcurrent sensor being set to deliver a signal when a given first current value is reached after a response delay, the overcurrent relay being able to interrupt the load circuit if a given second current value is reached after an adjustable response delay, and a method of operating the control device in a waste crushing machine.

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