Synchronous motor soft start Unlike other electric motors, synchronous motors require special design consideration for critical motor characteristics such as transient startup oscillating t..
Synchronous motor soft start
Unlike other electric motors, synchronous motors
require special design consideration for critical motor
characteristics such as transient startup oscillating torque
and its torsional frequency. Typically, oscillating torque is
controlled and handled by using a torsionally damped
elastomeric coupling or even by oversizing the entire drive
system to withstand high peak torque.
Reportedly, the economical alternative to typically
used techniques, the Safeset Autoreset coupling, offers
increased reliability, minimum maintenance and maximum
machinery protection. The coupling comes at a lower capital
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