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Gear Motor J J: M L M 2 L 2

1) The problem describes a hoist drive system with a motor, gear mechanism, and rope drum for lifting a 500kg load. The gear ratio is 9.6 and inertias are given. The question is to calculate the equivalent total inertia at the motor and equivalent load torque. 2) A torque sensor connects a motor and load. The load torque is constant at 150Nm during acceleration from 0 to 100rad/s in 0.5s. The question asks for the electromagnetic and measured torques during acceleration and at constant speed. 3) The mechanical speed and load torque vary periodically over an 8s cycle for a system with total inertia of 0.04kgm^2. The questions involve

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Gear Motor J J: M L M 2 L 2

1) The problem describes a hoist drive system with a motor, gear mechanism, and rope drum for lifting a 500kg load. The gear ratio is 9.6 and inertias are given. The question is to calculate the equivalent total inertia at the motor and equivalent load torque. 2) A torque sensor connects a motor and load. The load torque is constant at 150Nm during acceleration from 0 to 100rad/s in 0.5s. The question asks for the electromagnetic and measured torques during acceleration and at constant speed. 3) The mechanical speed and load torque vary periodically over an 8s cycle for a system with total inertia of 0.04kgm^2. The questions involve

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ELEC-E8405 Electric Drives Exercise 2

Problem 1: Gears
Consider a hoist drive shown in the figure. The motor is coupled to the rope drum
through a gear mechanism, whose gear ratio is i = ωM /ωL = 9.6. The load mass is
m = 500 kg, the motor inertia is JM = 0.5 kgm2 , and the rope drum inertia is JL =
48.5 kgm2 . The radius of the rope drum is r = 0.25 m. The rope mass, gear inertias,
and the mechanical losses are omitted. Calculate the equivalent total inertia at the
motor side and the equivalent load torque at the motor side.

Motor Gear
JM Rope drum
ωM r
JL
ωL

v
m

Problem 2: Electromagnetic torque vs. shaft torque


A torque sensor is connected between the motor shaft and the load shaft. The load
torque is constant TL = 150 Nm and the load inertia is JL = 1.0 kgm2 . The motor
inertia is JM = 0.6 kgm2 . The speed is increased from zero to ωM = 100 rad/s in 0.5
s with a constant angular acceleration.
(a) What is the electromagnetic torque during acceleration? What about the mea-
sured torque?
(b) What is the electromagnetic torque at constant speed? What about the measured
torque?

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ELEC-E8405 Electric Drives Exercise 2

Problem 3: Torque and power


In periodic duty, the mechanical angular speed ωM and load torque TL vary as shown
in the figure. The total equivalent inertia is 0.04 kgm2 . The cycle duration is tc = 8 s.
(a) Draw the conceptual waveforms of the electromagnetic torque TM and mechan-
ical power pM for one cycle.
(b) Calculate the rms value of the electromagnetic torque.
(c) A permanent-magnet DC motor is applied in this periodic duty. The rated torque
and rated armature current of the motor are TN = 14.3 Nm and IN = 33 A,
respectively. What is the maximum armature current during the period?

ωM (rad/s)
150
100
50
0
t (s)
1 5 1 1
TL (Nm)
20
10
0
t (s)
tc = 8 s

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