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Siemens ILE0001 Series High Low Voltage AC Motor

Siemens ILE0001 Series High Low Voltage AC Motor

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Q:Now-a-days automatic dam gate control systems are used to open or close dam gates.I am searching for typical specifications of a motor used in such systems.How can this system be implemented using PLCs????
The power rating in this case depends on the weight of the gate which depends on its type and dimensions.Considering the weight to be approximately 40-50 tons a motor with 10 horsepower power rating is required.The speed is typically 1400 to 1500 rpm or even greater. Implementing this system using PLCs is not a good option since the system will become costly and u wont need all its features since the application is very specific
Q:pls let me know if I can provide any information.
AC induction motors need, guess what, AC. Batteries supply only DC. You would need an inverter, and a battery. To do the calculation, I have this idea that the ratings on the motor may be important, don't you think? Also important is how long the battery has to last before it is discharged. But AC induction motors tend to be large, which means a large or very large battery at a minimum.
Q:When the ac is on all lights dim (dashboard and headlights). All other functions slow down (wiper, windows and power antenna). Engine runs great when ac is off - no overheating.
Check to make sure ac pulley is spinning and or that your fans kick on
Q:I am trying to make a rotating bb target. I went to Radio Shack and they got these little electric motors but they spin way to fast.....o.....lo -O-o .....l .....o It would be shaped something like this (above). The motor would turn the center and 4 targets are connected with a 3 inch metal rod to the center. Total length is about 9 inches, 2quot; tin disk targets and the center would be like a 3quot; tin diskIf this makes any sense? Any ideas and what power motor do you think I would need and how to do this? I am beginner when it comes to electric motors. AC would be prefered but DC will still be ok.
Radio Shack Motors
Q:please help i am doing an assignment on electrictric motors and have no clue what this answer is.. the question isExplain where the force comes from that makes the elecrtic motor work!!!! somebody?
Power plants.
Q:I am in the process of learning about and building an electric go kart. I have several questions and am seeking help on electrical issues. I would like to power this kart with an electrical motor and car batteries, possibly chained together for more amps. I have several large AC motors and was wondering if a car adapter like this one
before you get carried away, do some more research. drop a note to EV Parts, or Thunderstruck Motors and ask questions. AC motors and controllers will be pricey. DC motors and related parts will be cheaper.
Q:For example, I have an old fan. How do I modify the motor to generate electricity from the wind?
Sell the AC motor on Ebay and buy a generator on Ebay.
Q:the motor is 580 watts ac motor 11000 rpm 50hz i need to know the hp of the motor
1 horsepower (hp) = 745.699872 Watts Therefore, 580 Watts = 0.777792812 hp.
Q:I have a DC power source that I'm trying to convert to AC. The DC power can be anything. The only catch is that the AC delivered needs to be only 5 VAC with a frequency of 60Hz and a current of 1 Amp. Is there any way to achieve this without a transformer? If I do have to use a transformer to make an inverter, how do I meet these other specifications?
First of all, remember that the AC signal can be at most, in a perfect world (which ours is not), equal to the wattage of the DC input. 5 VAC (RMS), at 1 A, will require a 5 W DC input. In practice you should at least double this. The technical term is an inverter. You can buy an off-the shelf inverter and connect it to a transformer. Since you're shooting for low voltage, you can also just build one with a 555 timer and a power transistor that can handle 1 A. You'll need to filter the output (with a big inductor or an RC bridge) if harmonics will be a problem. The quickest simplest way to do this is to build yourself a dynamotor by connecting the shafts of a DC motor and an AC motor. You can very easily generate this kind of power, and it will be exceptionally clean and noise-free, unlike the output of an inverter. But you have one other option: a cheap PA amplifier (remember, you only need 5 watts) and a sine wave generator (which can be any wall transformer with a large resistor in series to prevent excessive current from flowing). Just turn the volume knob until you get the voltage you want. If the whole rig needs to be able to run on DC, you can construct the sine wave generator out of a 555 and an RC filter with a very low cutoff.
Q:From what I remember about AC motors, one cannot lower the voltage to slow it down- it must be the frequency that is lowered. However, I have an AC wall fan which slows down when the voltage in my house drops. Whenever a microwave or similar high-current load is on the voltage drops slightly and I always notice the fan motor slowing or speeding up when the load turns on and off. Why is it doing this? I am assuming that it is not good for the fan but seeing that it has been running this way for years it must not be that detrimental to it...
AC motors as the name implies is run using AC/alternating current.. this is best represented by a sinusoidal graph with time in the horizontal axis and voltage or current in the vertical axis.. motors uses the current to produce power which drives whatever it is that's attached to the motor.. power is directly proportional to either voltage or current.. because of this, low voltage/current produces low power and vice versa.. this is the reason why your fan slows down when voltage drops..

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