Electrical short-cicruit monitoring arrangement for variable-spe

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Motor protective condition responsive circuits

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361 23, 361 28, H02H 708

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046822631

ABSTRACT:
An electrical short-circuit monitoring arrangement for a three-phase motor, including its supply lines, whose speed is controlled by a constant-current d.c.-link converter. The harmonic ripple voltage superimposed on the motor voltage generated as a consequence of the commutation by the constant-current d.c.-link converter at the output of the converter is determined, filtered, and supplied to a phase-monitoring unit, which when dropping below a selected amplitude variable of the harmonic voltage of at least one phase, triggers the switching module whose switching mechanism activates a disconnect switch to interrupt the motor circuit upon occurrence of a switchoff signal.

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