Re: Re: Old CNC controls
Posted by
ptengin@a...
on 2000-02-23 11:35:20 UTC
In a message dated 02/23/2000 7:49:58 AM Hawaiian Standard Time,
dfs@... writes:
<< What is the usual speed variation that can be acheived with one of
these controls? >>
Marc,
On my cnc hardinge, I can program from 50 to 3400 RPM. RPM variation
appears to be under +- 5 RPM at no load all across the range. Under load, I
can see it dip 15 to 30 RPM worst case. This with a generic 3 HP 3 ph motor
and a yaskawa 5 HP VFD. It is controlled by a Fagor cnc with a direction,
run, stop and 0-10 v speed connections. Power is 220 volt @ 20 amps.
Peter
THRD, Inc.
dfs@... writes:
<< What is the usual speed variation that can be acheived with one of
these controls? >>
Marc,
On my cnc hardinge, I can program from 50 to 3400 RPM. RPM variation
appears to be under +- 5 RPM at no load all across the range. Under load, I
can see it dip 15 to 30 RPM worst case. This with a generic 3 HP 3 ph motor
and a yaskawa 5 HP VFD. It is controlled by a Fagor cnc with a direction,
run, stop and 0-10 v speed connections. Power is 220 volt @ 20 amps.
Peter
THRD, Inc.
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Jon Elson
2000-02-21 21:54:10 UTC
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2000-02-22 09:27:45 UTC
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2000-02-22 22:12:37 UTC
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Eric Keller
2000-02-22 09:15:10 UTC
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2000-02-23 09:45:59 UTC
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ptengin@a...
2000-02-23 11:35:20 UTC
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2000-02-23 12:11:31 UTC
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2000-02-23 15:29:36 UTC
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2000-02-23 15:56:16 UTC
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Jon Elson
2000-02-23 22:26:21 UTC
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2000-02-24 05:56:35 UTC
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2000-02-24 07:09:37 UTC
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