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POSERUNEQUESTION
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modelling an electrical drive(applied to lift)

07/07/2008 4:02 PM

what type of control of AC motors to need for controlling position of lift??
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Re: modelling an electrical drive(applied to lift)

07/07/2008 4:13 PM

what type of control of AC motors to need for controlling position of lift??
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Re: modelling an electrical drive(applied to lift)

07/07/2008 5:58 PM

Well.... think about a gear motor with a brake of suitable output speed and HP for work required maybe controlled by a simple limit switch controlling a starter??
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