ElecEIT
Electrical
- Oct 11, 2001
- 1
Hello,
A 440V shunt field DC lathe motor is powered from a three phase rectifier circuit. The motor was previously powered from a m-gen set until it burnt up a few years ago. The motor is equiped with dynamic braking. The rectifier was equipped with 1000V diodes. All six diodes blew whenever the dynamic brake was applied. The diodes were upgraded to 1600V and now an internal regulator blows when the brake is applied. A snubber network is required at the output of the regulator to supress the transient spike. Any suggestions on where to look for R and C calculations.
Thanks
A 440V shunt field DC lathe motor is powered from a three phase rectifier circuit. The motor was previously powered from a m-gen set until it burnt up a few years ago. The motor is equiped with dynamic braking. The rectifier was equipped with 1000V diodes. All six diodes blew whenever the dynamic brake was applied. The diodes were upgraded to 1600V and now an internal regulator blows when the brake is applied. A snubber network is required at the output of the regulator to supress the transient spike. Any suggestions on where to look for R and C calculations.
Thanks