AFE Active Front End
AFE Active Front End
Overview
What is an Active Front End (AFE)? Use of AFE Product Overview Abbreviations and Concept Declarations Drive possibilities Examples for calculations
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What is an AFE?
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Overview > What is an Active Front End (AFE) > Use of AFE > Product Overview > Abbreviations and Concept Declarations > Drive possibilities > Examples for calculations
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Overview > What is an Active Front End (AFE) > Use of AFE > Product Overview > Abbreviations and Concept Declarations > Drive possibilities > Examples for calculations
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Product Overview
Active Front End
Components
Line Filter Module Line Filter Choke Active Infeed Converter
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Product Overview
Power range
120860kW
Power Factor
Cos=1 const.
Voltage Ranges
3 AC 380480V (120675kW) 3 AC 500690V (145860kW)
Protection degree
Built-in units IP00
Interfaces
Removable operating panel Control terminals can be extended Fieldbus connection via Modbus or CANopen
Mains frequency
50/60 Hz 5%
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Drive possibilities
Low harmonic drive 1:1 application
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Drive possibilities
4-quadrant single drive 1:1 application
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Drive possibilities
Common DC bus 1:n application
Active Front End with several Inverters via a common DC bus link
E.g. roller conveyors, motor test benches and group drives in sheet metal processing machines
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Drive possibilities
Active Front End units parallel n:n application Several Active Front End units parallel with several Inverters Advantages
A higher supply / regenerating power An increased reliability due to redundancy The use of smaller units e.g. adapted to the size of the inverter in order to reduce the spare parts
Depending on power demand, individual Active Front End units can be locked or released during operation. Connection and disconnection must be only executed with no voltage!
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Check the Inverter on p. 84 in the selection guide for DC power Check the capacity of both Inverters (p. 84 in the selection guide)
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Find the appropriate AFE for 100kW and 34mF (common DC bus: p.36 in the selection guide)
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Check the capacity of all six Inverters (p. 84 in the selection guide)
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Find the appropriate AFE for 204kW and 12mF (common DC bus: p.36 in the selection guide)
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Check the capacity of all five Inverters (p. 84 in the selection guide)
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Find the appropriate AFE for 510kW and 59.5mF each (AFE units parallel: p.50 and 51 in the selection guide)
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Any questions?
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