Titlebook: Converter Applications and their Influence on Large Electrical Machines; Oliver Drubel Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Co

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China’s Transformation towards Capitalismndividual application. Most important are costs and reliability in comparison with alternative solutions. A constraint is often the maximum power output, which can be realized with existing semi-conductor devices. Especially applications with high level power performance request excellent efficienci

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137007940lity. Converter driven machines for pumps can be found for instance in several electrical steam or combined cycle power plants. Combined cycle power plants and steam power plants are more and more in focus for an acceptable load control within energy grids. Load profiles and plant control strategies

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,Emptying Time in Anthony Trollope’s ,are often used for pumps and compressor loads or applications with special overload requirements and control quality. The special voltage waveform and the variable frequency impose special design measures on large electrical machines. Large electrical machines implement different constraints on conv

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Studies in European Culture and HistoryThe pre-calculation of noise is one of the most challenging thematic within the design of electrical machines. Noise pressure levels have often to be guaranteed to be f.i. lower than 82 dB or 85 dB on load. Up to today no real calculation method exists to calculate the overall noise with an accuracy of 1-3 dB.

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Additional Losses Due to Higher Voltage Harmonics,Loss and efficiency determination are described in IEC 60034-2. These standardized procedures are inevitable in order to derive comparable results between different motor manufacturers and applications. The losses which will occur in reality during converter operation will be different.