Re: Transformers 3 phase power calculations and fuse size
Posted by
cnc_4_me
on 2005-04-25 20:29:25 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Pd62448@c... wrote:
from 3 phase to single phase. Usually rectification after the
transformer takes advantage of the 3 phase power and uses 6 diodes on
the secondary to make DC. A single phase transformer would have to
put all current through 2 diodes probably overloading them. You
would have to find part numbers on diodes and find specs to know for
sure. If you get a part number post it here, we can probably find
the spec for you and advise.
Otherwise you would have to make your own power supply only being
able to use the old capacitors.
A rotary phase converter may work, I have no direct experience. Has
anyone in the group ran a 3 phase transformer off of a rotary phase
converter before.
Wally
>reading
> Wally,
> Hello in this group. Thanks for the referral. I have been
> the archives.....but there are over 80,000 of them. My question ismore basic
> than any responses I have found. I have a Bridgeport Series I CNCwith a
> Machine Master aftermarket controller that was allegedly runningwhen removed from
> service. I can't get three phase at my shop. I have a VFD for thespindle,
> and all other transformers are single phase. The power transformerfor the
> steppers is obviously three phase. My questions are:single phase
>
> !.) Can I replace the three phase transformer with an equivalent
> unit without changing anything else downstream? Or is theresomething unique
> about this transformer because of it's phasing? If it's a straightswap can
> I get a suggestion for size?run a
>
> 2.) Would it be better or easier or significantly cheaper to just
> rotary phase converter ahead of the whole machine (less the VFD andspindle)? This
> doesn't seem like a very elegant solution but I am notelectronically gifted.
> I am struggling to get up to speed in the archives but would askeveryone's
> indulgence with the elementary nature of my questions. I think Ican learn
> more if my machine is running.I think there is more to it than just changing out the transformer
>
> TIA Phil Dorothy
from 3 phase to single phase. Usually rectification after the
transformer takes advantage of the 3 phase power and uses 6 diodes on
the secondary to make DC. A single phase transformer would have to
put all current through 2 diodes probably overloading them. You
would have to find part numbers on diodes and find specs to know for
sure. If you get a part number post it here, we can probably find
the spec for you and advise.
Otherwise you would have to make your own power supply only being
able to use the old capacitors.
A rotary phase converter may work, I have no direct experience. Has
anyone in the group ran a 3 phase transformer off of a rotary phase
converter before.
Wally
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