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Transformers and Drives - sizing and harmonics
So there is no paradigm with reliable recommendations or relevant discoveries?- elcraft
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Transformers and Drives - sizing and harmonics
Hello, Is it true that when using transformers and three-phase drives/VFDs for induction motors, the transformer's power needs to be much higher (e.g. +40%) than the drive's in order to avoid increased harmonics (or even other problems)? If you know any official standard, paper or...- elcraft
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- Harmonics Sizing Transformers
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Skin effect, frequency and heating
Ok but what difference makes a change in skin depth so that lower skin depths are better for heating?- elcraft
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Skin effect, frequency and heating
Hi. I'm trying to understand why smaller skin depths are better for induction heating. Skin effect means that the highest the frequency is, the thinest the skin depth is (or the depth is simply smaller because of the material). That means the section of the workpiece with electric current in...- elcraft
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- Frequency Heating Skin Skin effect
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Undergrad How Long to Heat 100mg of Material Near a Copper Conductor?
Heat capacity for the conductor (copper) is 0.385. I would like to take it into account, but how?- elcraft
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad How Long to Heat 100mg of Material Near a Copper Conductor?
Hi. Practical situation. If I have 0.25W of constant Joule loss around a small piece of copper electric conductor, then I would like to find out how much time until a small piece of "Something" (let's say 100mg at 1 kJ/kg*K) around the conductor heats up to 200°C. From my calculations...- elcraft
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- Conductor Heating Time
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- Forum: Thermodynamics