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Regarding Servo Motor Winding Change

02/16/2013 1:51 AM

Dear CR4 friends,

We have a Burnt Servo motor, which Rated Torque = 3 Nm & rated Speed = 1500 RPM.

Power = (2*3.142*1500*3)/60 = 475 watts of Motor.

Is it possible to rewind the motor for Rated torque of 90 Nm & Rated Speed of 50 RPM, as power of the Motor is remains constant.

Please give some use full link, regarding this.

With regards,

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Re: Regarding Servo Motor Winding Change

02/17/2013 1:07 AM

Do you have the speed torque characteristics of the servo?

You need to check that because some motors are designed to always rotates at full speed (or is stopped).

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Re: Regarding Servo Motor Winding Change

02/18/2013 11:14 PM

No. This Servo Motor not wound for full Speed rotation, it has a drive, it can rotate at any speed.

i think it possible by increasing the number of turns & reducing the copper dia.

but i am not getting any technical paper which supports this...

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Re: Regarding Servo Motor Winding Change

02/17/2013 1:17 AM

NO. It is not possible to change the speed-torque characteristics this much.

USE GEARING.

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Re: Regarding Servo Motor Winding Change

02/19/2013 7:51 AM

Here is a quick way to check your question. Existing power is 3 Nm. Desired power is 90 Nm. The ratio of force difference that you want is 90/3 or 30 times more torque. Considering that the torque must be constant at any speed, you need a motor that can consume potentially as much 30 times 475 watts or you need to run at 30*50 RPM with gear reduction. Doing the first calculation, you need a motor and controller that is capable of 14,250 Watts for that kind of force at 50 RPM without a gear reduction.

That's like 19.1 horsepower. The expression about 20 lbs. of s _ _ _ in a 5 lb. bag comes to mind.

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