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SpeedControlofDCMotor
AbstractConditioningsystemischaracterizedinthatoutputpowertomaintainstability.Differentspeedcontrolsystemcanuseadifferentbrakesystem,highstartingandbrakingtorque,quickresponseandquickadjustmentrangeofdegreerequirementsofDCdrivesystem,theuseoftheelectricbrakingmode.DependsonthespeedcontrolofDCmotorarmaturevoltageandflux.Tozerospeed,orU=0orΦ=∞.Thelatterisimpossible,itonlychangesthroughthearmaturevoltagetoreducespeed.TospeedtoahighervaluecanincreaseordecreasetheUΦ.
KeywordDCSpeedFeedbackBrake
RegulatorSystems
Aregulatorsystemisonewhichnormallyprovidesoutputpowerinitssteady-stateoperation.
Forexample,amotorspeedregulatormaintainsthemotorspeedataconstantvaluedespitevariationsinloadtorque.Eveniftheloadtorqueisremoved,themotormustprovidesufficienttorquetoovercometheviscousfrictioneffectofthebearings.Otherformsofregulatoralsoprovideoutputpower;Atemperatureregulatormustmaintainthetemperatureof,say,anovenconstantdespitetheheatlossintheoven.Avoltageregulatormustalsomaintaintheoutputvoltageconstantdespitevariationintheloadcurrent.Foranysystemtoprovideanoutput,e.g.,speed,temperature,voltage,etc.,anerrorsignalmustexistundersteady-stateconditions.
ElectricalBraking
Inmanyspeedcontrolsystems,e.g.,rollingmills,minewinders,etc.,theloadhastobefrequentlybroughttoastandstillandreversed.Therateatwhichthespeedreducesfollowingareducedspeeddemandisdependentonthestoredenergyandthebrakingsystemused.Asmallspeedcontrolsystem(sometimesknownasavelodyne)canemploymechanicalbraking,butthisisnotfeasiblewithlargespeedcontrollerssinceitisdifficultandcostlytoremovetheheatgenerated.
Thevariousmethodsofelectricalbrakingavailableare:
(1)Regenerativebraking.
(2)Eddycurrentbraking.
(3)Dynamicbraking.
(4)Reversecurrentbraking(plugging)
Regenerativebrakingisthebestmethod,thoughnotnecessarilythemosteconomic.Thestoredenergyintheloadisconvertedintoelectricalenergybytheworkmotor(actingtemporarilyasagenerator)andisreturnedtothepowersupplysystem.Thesupplysystemthusactsasa”sink”intowhichtheunwantedenergyisdelivered.Providingthesupplysystemhasadequatecapacity,theconsequentriseinterminalvoltagewillbesmallduringtheshortperiodsofregeneration.IntheWard-LeonardmethodofspeedcontrolofDCmotors,regenerativebrakingisinherent,butthyristordriveshavetobearrangedtoinverttoregenerate.Inductionmotordrivescanregenerateiftherotorshaftisdrivenfasterthanspeedoftherotatingfield.Theadventoflow-costvariable-frequencysuppliesfromthyristorinvertershavebroughtaboutconsiderablechangesintheuseofinductionmotorsinvariablespeeddrives.
Eddycurrentbrakingcanbeappliedtoanymachine,simplybymountingacopperoraluminumdiscontheshaftandrotatingitinamagneticfield.Theproblemofremovingtheheatgeneratedissevereinlargesystemasthetemperatureoftheshaft,bearings,andmotorwillberaisedifprolongedbrakingisapplied.
Indynamicbraking,thestoredenergyisdissipatedinaresistorinthecircuit.WhenappliedtosmallDCmachines,thearmaturesupplyisdisconnectedandaresistorisconnectedacrossthearmature(usuallybyarelay,contactor,orthyristor).Thefieldvoltageismaintained,andbrakingisapplieddowntothelowestspeed.Inductionmotorsrequireasomewhatmorecomplexarrangement,thestatorwindingsbeingdisconnectedfromtheACsupplyandreconnectedtoaDCsupply.Theelectricalenergygeneratedisthendissipatedintherotorcircuit.DynamicbrakingisappliedtomanylargeAChoistsystemswherethebrakingdutyisbothsevereandprolonged.
DCMotorSpeedControl
ThebasisofallmethodsofDCmotorspeedcontrolisderivedfromtheequations:
thetermshavingtheirusualmeanings.IftheIaRadropissmall,theequationsapproximateto
or
。
Thus,controlofarmaturevoltageandfieldfluxinfluencesthemotorspeed.Toreducethespeedtozero,eitherU=0orΦ=∞.Thelatterisinadmissible;hencecontrolatlowspeedisbyarmaturevoltagevariation.Toincreasethespeedtoahighvalue,eitherUismadeverylargeorΦisreduced.Thelatteristhemostpracticalwayandisknownasfieldweakening.Combinationsofthetwoareusedwhereawiderangeofspeedisrequired.
ASingle-QuadrantSpeedControlSystemUsingThyristors
Asingle-quadrantthyristorconvertersystemisshowninFig.1.ForthemomentthereadershouldignoretherectifierBR2anditsassociatedcircuitry(includingresistorRintheACcircuit),sincethisisneededonlyasaprotectivefeatureandisdescribedinnextsection.
Fig.1ThyristorspeedcontrolsystemwithcurrentlimitationontheACside
Sincethecircuitisasingle-quadrantconverter,thespeedofthemotorshaft(whichistheoutputfromthesystem)canbecontrolledinonedirectionofrotationonly.Moreover,regenerativebrakingcannotbeappliedtothemotor;inthistypeofsystem,themotorarmaturecansuddenlybebroughttorestbydynamicbraking(i.e.whenthethyristorgatepulsesarephasedbackto180o,aresistercanbeconnectedacrossthearmaturebyarelayorsomeothermeans).
RectifierBR1providesaconstantvoltageacrosstheshuntfieldwinding,givingaconstantfieldflux.Thearmaturecurrentiscontrolledbyathyristorwhichis,inturn,controlledbythepulsesappliedtoitsgate.Thearmaturespeedincreasesasthepulsesarephasedforward(whichreducesthedelayangleoffiring),andthearmaturespeedreducesasthegatepulsesarephasedback.
Thespeedreferencesignalisderivedfromamanuallyoperatedpotentiometer(shownattheright-handsideofFig.23.1),andthefeedbacksignaloroutputspeedsignalisderivedfromtheresistorchainR1R2,whichisconnectedacrossthearmature.(Strictlyspeaking,thefeedbacksignalinthesysteminFig.23.1isproportionaltothearmaturevoltage,whichisproportionaltotheshaftspeedonlyifthearmatureresistancedrop,IaRa,issmall.MethodsusedtocompensatefortheIaRadroparediscussedinReadingMaterial.)Sincethearmaturevoltageisobtainedfromathyristor,thevoltageconsistsofaseriesofpulses;thesepulsesaresmoothedbycapacitorC.Thespeedreferencesignalisoftheoppositepolaritytothearmaturevoltagesignaltoensurethatoverallnegativefeedbackisapplied.
AfeatureofDCmotordrivesisthattheloadpresentedtothesupplyisamixtureofresistance,inductance,andbackEMFDiodeDinFig.1ensuresthatthethyristorcurrentcommutatestozerowhenitsanodepotentialfallsbelowthepotentialoftheupperarmatureconnection,inthemanneroutlinedbefore.Inthedriveshown,thepotentialofthethyristorcathodeisequaltothebackEMFofthemotorwhileitisinablockingstate.ConductioncanonlytakeplaceduringthetimeintervalwhentheinstantaneoussupplyvoltageisgreaterthanthebackEMF.InspectionofFig.2showsthatwhenthemotorisrunning,thepeakinversevoltageappliedtothethyristorismushgreaterthanthepeakforwardvoltage.Byconnectingadiodeinserieswiththethyristor,asshown,thereverseblockingcapabilityofthecircuitisincreasedtoallowlow-voltagethyristortobeused.
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Fig.2IllustratingtheeffectofmotorbackEMFonthe
Peakinversevoltageappliedtothethyristor
Fig.3Armaturevoltagewaveforms
ThewaveformsshowninFig.2areidealizedwaveformsasmuchastheyignoretheeffectsofarmatureinductance,commutatorripple,etc.TypicalarmaturevoltagewaveformsareshowninFig.3.InthiswaveformthethyristoristriggeredatpointA,andconductioncontinuestopointBwhenthesupplyvoltagefallsbelowthearmaturebackEMF.TheeffectofarmatureinductanceistoforcethethyristortocontinuetoconductuntilpointC,whenthefly-wheeldiodepreventsthearmaturevoltagefromreversing.Whentheinductiveenergyhasdissipated(pointD),thearmaturecurrentiszeroandthevoltagereturnstoitsnormallevel,thetransientshavingsettledoutbypointE.TheundulationsonthewaveformbetweenEandFareduetocommentatorripple.
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直流电动机调速控制
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