A lift motor is 7.5 KW, and the frequency converter sends current 4.2 A, which has A heating resistance in the converter, and how the charge is calculated when the lift is full. Or consider the power of the converter and the power of the thermal resistance.
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The full load is 7.5 KW. The output current is 4.2 A, is the converter 7.5 KW?
Use electricity in the field (1) lifting equipment class: tower crane 2, construction elevator 3; According to the table, K = 0.3 cos phi = 0.7 tg phi = 1.02 JC = 40% (temporary load) Pe = 2 times 63 + 3 times 11 = 159 (kW) And then power: PS = 2 times Pe = 2 times 159 = 201 (kW) Pjs1 = K * PS = 0.3 * 201 = 60.3 (kW) Qjs1 = tg phi by Pjs1 = 1.02 times 60.3 = 61.5 (kVA)