What harm can shaking electricity cause to enterprises? How should we deal with power outages?
Definition of shaking electricity:
Power grid shaking refers to the phenomenon of significant voltage fluctuations or short-term power outages that occur during the operation of the power system due to lightning strikes, short circuits to ground, fault reclosing, backup automatic switching, external and internal power grid failures of the enterprise, and the start-up of large equipment.
What harm can shaking electricity cause to enterprises? Why is it imperative to control power outages?
1. Due to voltage drop caused by shaking, the current of the running motor increases while ensuring the same output, which can easily cause overheating of the motor winding, heating of the air switch and contactor contacts, and equipment failure.
In the application of frequency converters, due to the protection functions of overvoltage, loss of voltage, and instantaneous power outage of general frequency converters, when power oscillation occurs, the frequency converter will shut down due to the action of low voltage protection.
When electric shock occurs, due to the decrease in voltage, the suction force of the contactor coil on the iron core will be smaller than the elastic force of the release spring, which will cause the contactor to release, resulting in a large number of motor shutdowns and seriously threatening the safety production of the device.
Due to the increasing scale of modern enterprise production facilities, although the duration of power outages is relatively short, the impact on production is enormous. Instantaneous voltage fluctuations will cause a large number of motor trips and equipment shutdowns. After the voltage of the power grid is restored, the motor cannot resume operation on its own, which leads to disorder in the continuous production process and may cause production and equipment accidents. For large devices, manual recovery takes a longer time, while for some unmanned devices, the recovery time is even longer. For continuous production and conveying equipment, a series of losses such as safety, reduced output, and low efficiency are very significant.
Therefore, in order to avoid losses caused by electric shock, it is necessary to control the electric shock.
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