On the use of a synchronous motor as the motor-generator set in the Ilgner-Leonard system for mine hoist electrification
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Abstract
The use of a motor-generator set with a flywheel (Ward-Leonard-Ilgner) as the main drive of a synchronous motor is dictated by the presence of a hydraulic coupling connecting the shaft of the main motor to the shaft on which the alternating voltage is located. The dynamo and the flywheel are mounted on the latter. This coupling replaces the automatic slip regulator of the flywheel, which operates at a constant speed of the synchronous main motor. This article describes the installation of the hydraulic coupling and the concept of its use in the Ward-Leonard-Ilgner system with a synchronous main motor.
Область исследования:
Power Engineering
Funding:
None
References
- Metropolitan-Vickers brochure: Hydraulic slip regulator equipment for flywheel motor-generator sets of Ward-Leonard winders, Metropolitan-Vickers brochure, (No. 747/8-1; 6.32). (in Russian)