Recent content by mbowen03

I don't think so. But can I eliminate one leg of primary by pulling fuse and then use the remaining phases on the output side.

Whoops, sorry. Output reguirements are 50 vac with 400 amps.

Output requirements are 50 vdc at 10,000 amps. I have extensive experience with AC mains and high voltage systems.

This is the print from the rectifier I'm working on

Currently it has 480 vac 3 phase on primary side and 50 volts DC on secondary. I want to change the output to 50 vac if possible.

I was wondering how difficult it would be to change the output to AC

The goal is to leave the AC input but change the output to AC

Hello all! My name is Mike. I'm an electrician at a large coil anodizing plant.

Hello all, I was wondering if it would be possible to remove the diodes from a high power dc rectifier and use it as an AC power supply? Is it possible to use an inverter/converter to convert dc output to ac? thanks