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Braking Unit

09/20/2017 7:22 AM

we having a drive, motor & braking unit(juv phv 0060 )2 no & resistor unit 2 no.

Now one brake unit is defective & disconnected.

Another brake unit (juv phv 0040 ) is there of different capacity. can we connect it in place of that as slave And the original one (juv phv 0060 ) as master.

please suggest me how the load will be distributed or any additional information required.

DRIVE:

TECO SPEECON 7200MA SENSORLESS VECTOR.

JNTMBGBA0075AZ-U

AC 3 PHASE 380-460 V, 50 HZ.

AC 3 PHASE 0-460 V, 110KVA, 128 AMP.

MOTOR:

AC 3 PHASE INDUCTION MOTOR.

TECO MAKE.

TYPE : AEEF, 8 POLES.

OUTPUT 60 HP, 45 KW, 50HZ.

720 RPM, F INSULATION,

220, 440 V

168, 84 AMP

ROTOR K2, IP64, RATING: CONT,

FRAME 250MC.

Brake unit

JUVPHV 0060, 440 V CLASS (Teco electric)
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Re: Braking unit

09/20/2017 8:13 AM

What did the original equipment manufacturer say during the phone calls on this topic?

Please also explain why the original thread, http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/114902, has been abandoned to the despair of some of the respondents?

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Re: Braking Unit

09/20/2017 7:30 PM

I would say that a larger braking UNIT can be used, but the RESISTOR must be the same. The braking UNIT is sized for the current that will be going into the resistor, over sizing the unit simply increases its capacity (or decreases the thermal stress on it). But the braking RESISTOR is related to the ohmic value required to function. If you have a resistor that has a lower or higher ohmic value than another one in the same system, you will cause the load to shift one way or the other.

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Re: Braking Unit

09/21/2017 5:36 AM

Thanks for the reply
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