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The paper discusses the conversion of a multibench ferrous wiredrawing machine from common-armature DC control to common-bus, flux-vector, AC control. Improvements and differences are compared and contrasted in the following categories: line speed, dancer control, efficiency and power consumption, and maintenance. Methodology of investigation, application, implementation, and operation are detailed.
The paper discusses the conversion of a multibench ferrous wiredrawing machine from common-armature DC control to common-bus, flux-vector, AC control. Improvements and differences are compared and contrasted in the following categories: line speed, dancer control, efficiency and power consumption, and maintenance. Methodology of investigation, application, implementation, and operation are detailed.
| Author(s) | Robert M. Green and John Kramer, The Lincoln Electric Co., USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 65th Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA |
| Year | 1995 |
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