Origin |
China |
Model Number |
TZW |
Brand Name |
QIANGHUI |
Power Rating |
300-500Hz, 5-1000kW |
Pole and Rpm |
2-40pole, 150-3600rpm |
Phase |
Three or Single Phase |
Bearing |
Single or Two Bearing |
l Power rating
300-500Hz, 5-1000kW, 2-40pole, 150-600rpm, three-phase or single-phase, single-bearing or two-bearing
l Introduction
The intermediate-frequency brushless alternator is extremely competitive because of the high difficulty in design and manufacturing and the exiguous supplier sources in the world. Most of the products are our unique and innovative designs, carrying lots of national patents and international approvals. All the products are manufactured in an environment certified by ISO9001 and ISO14001, and conform to IEC60034 and ISO6858 standards.
l Electrical performance
a. Steady voltage regulation: within ±1%
b. Transient voltage regulation and recovery time:
cosφ Transient voltage regulation Recovery time
1.0 within ±20% ≤0.2s
0.6 lagging within ±39% ≤0.6s
c. Three-phase voltage unbalance: ≤3V
d. Phase voltage varying range under unbalanced loads: within 112-118V
e. Phase displacement of voltage waveform at zero point under balanced loads or 10% unbalanced loads: with 118°-122°
f. Voltage modulation: ≤3.5V
g. Voltage waveform:
Crest factor: 1.31-1.51
Total harmonic contents: ≤4%
Single harmonic contents: ≤3%
h. Insulation: Class H (temp rise 125K)
i. Protection: IP23
l Product major features
(1) Excellent voltage waveform
(2) Unique patented ventilation structure, ensuring lowest work temperature rise worldwide
(3) Unique double remanence design, ensuring complete reliability for voltage establishment
(4) Compound excitation design, offering perfect dynamic performance
(5) Optimized AVR design, including full encapsulation, precise regulation and low-speed protection
(6) Abundant temperature rise allowance of more than one insulation class gap, ensuring complete safety, high reliability and long service life
(7) Brushless excitation, ensuring no radio interference to surroundings, minimum failure risks and minimum maintenance attentions.
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