Method of setting up an electrical motor speed control in a fluidic system
AssigneeSchneider Toshiba Inverter Europe SAS
InventorsMohamad Koteich, Kamal Ejjabraoui
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AssigneeSchneider Toshiba Inverter Europe SAS
InventorsMohamad Koteich, Kamal Ejjabraoui
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A method of setting up an electrical motor speed control in a fluidic system including a turbomachine, an electric motor having a number p of pole pairs rotating the turbomachine, a variable speed drive controlling the speed of the electric motor, a sensor measuring a parameter H, Q of the turbomachine, and a system controller receiving the sensor's measurements and controlling the operation of the fluidic system. The method includes driving the electric motor at a predetermined electrical frequency, Fe, such that the turbomachine rotates with a controlled rotational speed N, determining the point of intersection of the system curve of the fluidic system and of the performance curve of the turbomachine to obtain the turbomachine's nominal operating point, and thus the nominal value, Hn, Qn, of the turbomachine parameter, measuring, with the sensor, the current value, H, Q of the turbomachine parameter, calculating the controlled rotational speed N by inputting, into the Affinity Laws, the determined nominal value, Hn, Qn, the measured current value, H, Q, and the known nominal rotational speed, Nn, of the turbomachine, determining the number p of pole pairs of the electric motor based on the ratio of the electrical frequency Fe and the calculated controlled rotational speed N, and adapting the setup of the variable speed drive to match the determined number p of pole pairs.
A method of setting up an electrical motor speed control in a fluidic system, the fluidic system being characterised by a given system curve, the fluidic system comprising:
A variable speed drive for a rotational speed control of an electric motor having a number of pole pairs and driving a turbomachine installed in a fluidic system, the variable speed drive being configured to:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.