Measuring Real Electric Drive Efficiency

Measuring 'real' electric drive efficiency It is not enough to measure the efficiency of an electric drive system under steady state conditions, because the biggest losses usually occur during starting and stopping. Electrical and mechanical power values must be measured very quickly and, most importantly, simultaneously. This can be achieved using any of LEM's 'Norma' analysers used in conjunction with the company's new PI1 process interface, which allows up to four speeds and four torque values to measured simultaneously. The analysers measure the respective electrical power for the efficiency calculation, under dynamic conditions. Electrical values are sampled at 113kHz, 340kHz or 1.02MHz, according to which Norma model is in use, while mechanical powers are sampled at 34kHz. With eight inputs for mechanical values, the system can measure multiple motor systems or conduct measurements before and after transmissions. Click Here for more info using our Online Enquiry Service

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