1.General introduction to AC gear motors
AC gear motors are devices that achieve the purpose of deceleration by transmitting the power of an electric motor or other high-speed transmission equipment to the gear of the output shaft through a reducer. It is usually used for transmission equipment with low speed and high torque, and has the characteristics of high efficiency, large transmission ratio, high mechanical strength, high reliability, good maintainability and strong adaptability. AC gear motors use gear transmission, which can effectively transmit power and reduce energy loss. By selecting a suitable gear reduction ratio, a large transmission ratio can be achieved to meet various application requirements
2.Advantages of AC gear motors
1.Low manufacturing cost: Due to its simple structure, the manufacturing cost of AC motors is relatively low, which is of great significance for cost control.
2.Simple structure and easy maintenance: The structure of AC motors is relatively simple, so maintenance and maintenance are easier, reducing maintenance costs.
3.Low environmental requirements: AC motors have low environmental requirements, strong adaptability, and can operate stably in various environments.
4.Energy saving and productivity improvement: AC motors have advantages in energy saving and productivity improvement, which helps to improve overall work efficiency and economy.
3.Working steps of AC gear motors
1.Power supply access and startup: First, connect the three-phase power supply to the power input terminal of the AC gear motor. When the power is turned on, the control system inside the motor starts to work and prepares for the normal operation of the motor.
2.Conversion of current and voltage: After the power is connected, the AC power of the three-phase power supply passes through the terminal inside the motor and enters the winding of the motor stator. In the winding, the AC power generates a rotating magnetic field.
3.Generation of rotating magnetic field: The rotating magnetic field magnetizes the iron core inside the motor stator, thereby generating a rotating magnetic field. This rotating magnetic field interacts with the current inside the rotor to generate torque.
4.Generation of torque: The rotor generates torque under the action of the rotating magnetic field, causing the rotor to start rotating. The rotor is connected to the gears in the gearbox and transmits the torque to the gears.
5.Conversion of mechanical energy: The rotor transmits the torque to the output shaft of the gearbox through the gears, converting the mechanical energy into a rotating mechanical output. The output shaft can drive various workloads, such as saw blades, drill bits, etc.
6.Speed and steering control: By changing the phase and frequency of the AC power input to the motor stator winding, the rotation speed and direction of the rotating magnetic field can be controlled, thereby controlling the rotation speed and steering of the rotor.
7.Load regulation and protection: When the motor is running under heavy or light load conditions, the control system will automatically adjust the input voltage or current of the motor according to the change of load to maintain the stable operation of the motor. At the same time, a thermal protection device is installed inside the motor, which will automatically disconnect the power supply when the motor overheats to prevent the motor from overheating and damage.
8.Shutdown and shutdown: When the motor needs to stop running, the three-phase power supply can be disconnected and the motor will stop working. At the same time, the control system will perform self-checking to ensure that the motor is in a safe state.
4.Speed regulation method of AC gear motor
1.Pole-changing speed regulation: Speed regulation is achieved by changing the connection method of the motor winding to change the number of magnetic poles. This method has a simple control circuit, is easy to maintain, and has a low price, but the speed regulation range is limited and stepless speed regulation cannot be achieved.
2.Frequency conversion speed regulation: The motor speed is adjusted by changing the power supply frequency and voltage. It has the advantages of high efficiency and wide speed regulation range, but the technology is complex and the price is high.
3.Reversing motor speed regulation: The speed regulation is achieved by changing the power supply voltage and the commutation device inside the motor. The structure is simple and the speed regulation effect is good, but the overload capacity is low and the original motor capacity cannot be fully utilized.
4.Series pole speed regulation: The motor speed is adjusted by changing the resistance or inductance of the rotor circuit. The slip energy in the speed regulation process can be used repeatedly. The efficiency is high, but the power factor is low and there is harmonic interference.
5.Stator voltage regulation speed regulation: The motor speed is adjusted by changing the stator voltage. The circuit is simple, the device is small, and it is easy to use and maintain, but the speed regulation range is small and the power is low.
6.Electromagnetic slip clutch speed regulation: The motor speed is adjusted by the electromagnetic slip clutch. The structure is simple, the control device capacity is small, the operation is reliable, the maintenance is easy, and there is no harmonic interference, but the speed loss is large and the power is low.
7.Rotor series resistance speed regulation: The motor speed is adjusted by inserting resistors of different resistance values in series in the rotor circuit. There is no harmonic interference and the technical requirements are low, but the maintenance requirements are high. Only step-by-step speed regulation can be performed, and serious heat is generated during speed regulation.