
6. DETERMINING THE
ACCELERATION TIME
B–65152E/03
BCATLTLON EOT TF C α
40
` Acceleration time (t
3
) in the decreasing–output range (Nf to Nm)
t
3
+ 0.10754
(J
L
) J
m
) (Nm–Nf)
(Pm–Pf) 1000
{(Nm–Nf)–
PfNm–PmNf
Pm–Pf
Ln(PmńPf)} [s]
The total time (t) required for acceleration in the range from 0 to Nm is
t
1
+t
2
+t
3
[s]
Deceleration can be controlled so that the time required for deceleration
is nearly equal to that for acceleration. When the power voltage is high,
or the impedance of the power is high, the time required for deceleration
may not be made equal to that for acceleration.
Model αP8 has the acceleration/deceleration output characteristics
shown below.
6.6
5.5
Speed
0
750 4500 6000
[min
–1
]
[kW]
Output
4.44
3.7
Acceleration/
deceleration
output
30–minute
rated output
In this case, the variables have the following values.
Jm : 0.0028 [kg·m·s
2
]
NOTE
The rotor inertia is 0.28 [kgfcms
2
] in the αP8 specifications.
When the unit is changed for calculation, the rotor inertia is
0.28 [kgfcms
2
]/100 = 0.0028
Pf : 5.5×1.2=6.6 [kW] (Note 1)
Pm : 3.7×1.2=4.44 [kW] (Note 1)
Nb : 750 [min
-1
]
Nf : 4500 [min
-1
]
Nm : 6000 [min
-1
]
NOTE
For all models, these are not guaranteed values but
guidelines. In case of a C series, use 30 min rated output
for Pf and Pm (10 min or 15 min rated output for some
models), and acc/dec time constant parameter (refer to
technical report B–65160E/01–04) must be adjusted.
Calculation example