Electric single-beam bridge crane power consumption calculation method
The power of single-beam bridge motors is not that high. I usually sell about 2 to 3KW. This power calculation is complicated. Because it's all-electric, is it the same power as the longitudinal drive?
You also have to figure out what the walking time is, times the power of the walking drive. When a weight rises up into the air, it does not consume electricity. That adds up to total power consumption. The power consumption is not related to the work level A3, which is the ability to measure the continuous work of a crane.
Do you want to know exactly how much is the lifting and falling time, and then multiplied by the gourd power (and the gourd is a two-speed, specific to the low speed and high speed walking time how much is respectively, in both cases the power)
