Calculation Example - Danfoss AHF 010 Design Manual

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Appendix
load
[%]: Percentage value of the torque-
motor
producing component or torque-producing
current in the motor in the range 0–1. The value
is typically from the design of the application.
The IEC 61800-9-2 standard for Ecodesign of Power Drive
Systems allows the use of reference values. Determine the
motor cosine phi value by the motor nominal power rating
as kVA and with linear interpolation from the reference
values in Table 9.1.
Nominal power [kVA]
Current [%]
0.278
100
1.29
100
7.94
100
56.9
100
245
100
Table 9.1 Motor Reference Values from IEC 61800-9-2

9.1.6.1 Calculation Example

The frequency converter used in the example is a VLT
AutomationDrive FC 302, T5, 22 kW with Class A1/B RFI
filter and enclosure protection rating IP20.
Frequency converter values
I
=44 A.
out,VLT
Cos phi=0.85.
f
[%]=25 Hz, resulting in 50%.
motor
load
[%]=33 A, resulting in 75% (33 A/44 A x
motor
100).
®
In the example, VLT
Advanced Harmonic Filter AHF 010
with order number 130B1111 is selected as filter. See
Table 5.3 for further specifications of the filter.
AHF values
40 A nominal current.
AHF 010, THDi = 10%.
IP20.
Calculating the frequency converter input current
I
=I
x cos(phi) x f
In,VLT
out,VLT
motor
I
=44 x 0.85 x 0.50 x 0.75 x 1.02=14.3 A
In,VLT
Calculating the AHF input current
I
=I
=14.3 A
In,AHF
In,VLT
Calculating the power loss
Matching values from the tables in chapter 7.3 Power
Loss and Acoustic Noise Level
86 W power loss at 10 A current loading.
142 W power loss at 20 A current loading.
Determining the power loss, Loss
operation load
using 2-dimensional interpolation
OPT
Loss
=142 W.
2
Loss
=86 W.
1
MG80C602
Design Guide
Cosine phi
0.73
0.79
0.85
0.86
0.87
®
[%] x load
[%] x 1.02
motor
, in AHF point of
OPT
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Load
=20 A.
2
Load
=10 A.
1
Load
= Load
= Load of AHF in point of
OPT
AHF
operation = 14.3 A.
Loss
= Loss
= Loss in AHF in point of
OPT
AHF
operation.
Loss [W]
Loss
2
142 W
Loss
OPT
Loss
1
86 W
Load
Load
1
OPT
10 A
14.3 A
Illustration 9.5 Determining Power Loss with 2-dimensional
Interpolation
Loss
= Loss
+ (Loss
- Loss
OPT
1
2
(Load
– Load
))
2
1
Loss
= Loss
= 86 + (142 - 86) x ((14.3 - 10) / (20 - 10))
OPT
AHF
= 110 W
For system calculations and energy efficiency report, use
the MyDrive ecoSmart tool.
The power loss of the frequency converter provided by
MyDrive ecoSmart:
Power loss @ 50% motor frequency and 50%
motor current = 249 W.
Power loss @ 50% motor frequency and 100%
motor current = 490 W.
The power loss of the frequency converter at 50% motor
frequency and 75% torque-producing current are found by
2-dimensional interpolation as 370 W.
Loss
= 370 W.
VLT
Alternatively, identify the power loss of the frequency
converter by entering the point of operation in MyDrive
ecoSmart as a user-defined operating point.
To determine the power loss of the CDM, sum up the
power losses in the operating point of the AHF and the
frequency converter:
Loss
= Loss
+ Loss
= 110 W + 370 W = 480 W
CDM
AHF
VLT
Load
Load [A]
2
20 A
) x ((Load
– Load
) /
1
OPT
1
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