Bekza
Electrical
- Oct 7, 2004
- 13
Dear all,
Manufactures of MV motors recommend 70% to 85% of Un (norminal voltage) for undervoltage protection.What factors were considered when determining the undervoltage protection setting and is there any calculation that can be done from first principles to determine such setting value?
This question applies to motors that have 4.5 to 7 times starting current.
The limit given in the IEC 60034-1 standards for breakdown torque is 1.6 and -15% for pull up torque. Some books recommend that the safe value a motor can operate in undervoltage is when the flux is at 36%..
Manufactures of MV motors recommend 70% to 85% of Un (norminal voltage) for undervoltage protection.What factors were considered when determining the undervoltage protection setting and is there any calculation that can be done from first principles to determine such setting value?
This question applies to motors that have 4.5 to 7 times starting current.
The limit given in the IEC 60034-1 standards for breakdown torque is 1.6 and -15% for pull up torque. Some books recommend that the safe value a motor can operate in undervoltage is when the flux is at 36%..