Load and line balancing circuit

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Remote sensing

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321 11, 321 18, 323 22SC, 323 34, H02M 7155

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039783944

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for use in connection with an electrochemical painting apparatus wherein the painting load circuit is connected to a source of three-phase electrical supply by means of a plurality of controlled rectifiers connected as a full wave rectifier. The firing circuit for the control rectifiers includes a normal firing circuit which is phase controlled, the input to the normal firing circuit being supplied from a flip-flop circuit, the flip-flop circuit being adapted to store a start signal and regenerate the start signal for each phase of the multiphase supply in response to the sensing of the zero voltage crossover point for each phase. A similar situation occurs on the stop signal wherein the stop signal occurs and the flip-flop stores that condition until such time as the voltage waveform again crosses zero to signal the end of a cycle.

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