How to generate a STALL TORQUE with ACS800?
Hi sir,
I am using an ACS800 to drive an ABB induction machine. The type of drive is ACS800 0060 5MR and the motor rating is 60Hz, 12.7kW, 440V, 20A, cos phi 0.91, 3505rpm. I am planning to generate a stall torque, that is, to output a certain amount of torque while limiting the speed to zero. But I failed to do so. I am writing to ask if this can be realized on the drive. The drive is in DTC mode and can do speed and torque control. I have already finished the basic parameter setup. The parameters related to stall protection and torque and the speed limit are set as follows:
I am using an ACS800 to drive an ABB induction machine. The type of drive is ACS800 0060 5MR and the motor rating is 60Hz, 12.7kW, 440V, 20A, cos phi 0.91, 3505rpm. I am planning to generate a stall torque, that is, to output a certain amount of torque while limiting the speed to zero. But I failed to do so. I am writing to ask if this can be realized on the drive. The drive is in DTC mode and can do speed and torque control. I have already finished the basic parameter setup. The parameters related to stall protection and torque and the speed limit are set as follows:
- 30.07 motor load curve =100%
- 30.08 zero speed load = 74%
- 30.09 break point = 54Hz
- 30.10 stall function = FAULT
- 30.11 stall frequency hi=20Hz
- 30.12 stall time=20s
- 03.04 limit word 1=0 (can be read but cannot be edited)
- 03.01=476
- 03.02=1D31
- 03.03=800
- 03.04~03.12=0
- 03.13=504
- 03.14=200
- 03.15-03.19=0
- 02.01 speed ref 2=0 (can be read but cannot be edited)
- 02.02 speed ref 3 =0 rpm (can be read but cannot be edited)
- 20.01 and 20.02 speed min and max limits are +/-3000rpm
- 20.03 max current=30.8A
- 20.13 min torque sel= Neg max torque
- 20.14 max torque sel= max lim1
- (20.04 torque max lim1= 150%; 20.15 torque min lim1=0%)
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Hi,
I have never tried that. It have to be possible in some cases, but usually torque at zero speed creates a load to the motor without cooling and it could be overloaded.
It is always better and sure to ask and consult with ABB drives support.
Here are some ideas:
1. Look for the function DC Hold and par. 21.04...21.06
2. Disable stall protection 30.10=3
3. Try with 20.13=MIN LIM 1 = -300% and 20.14 = MAX LIM1 = 300%
4. May be you have to look for torque control?
5. 20.03 why do you set 30.8A which is much more than nominal motor current 20A?
I don't have the details of your application, so the above are just my suggestions, cannot be sure if they are correct.
I have never tried that. It have to be possible in some cases, but usually torque at zero speed creates a load to the motor without cooling and it could be overloaded.
It is always better and sure to ask and consult with ABB drives support.
Here are some ideas:
1. Look for the function DC Hold and par. 21.04...21.06
2. Disable stall protection 30.10=3
3. Try with 20.13=MIN LIM 1 = -300% and 20.14 = MAX LIM1 = 300%
4. May be you have to look for torque control?
5. 20.03 why do you set 30.8A which is much more than nominal motor current 20A?
I don't have the details of your application, so the above are just my suggestions, cannot be sure if they are correct.
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