Vapromatic type  Liquid Resistance Starter



Vpormatic type Liquid Rotor Resistance Starter

VLRS - Vapromatic type Liquid Resistance Starter

Description:

Operating principle of Vapromatic type LRS

This is based on the difference in resistivity between a liquid electrolyte and its vapour, contained in an electrode chamber.

The passage of the initial rotor current causes immediate partial vaporization of the electrolyte and instantaneously adjusts resistance and starting torque to optimum values. During the run-up to speed, the thermal interchanges which occur progressively decrease the resistance.

A limited contactor then short circuits the low residual resistance. The starting torque is determined according to the requirements of the driven machine or the current limitation.

Specification for vapromatic/vapormatic type liquid resistance starter:

Electrical Characteristics……………………………………….

– Rating up to  10MW

– Rotor voltage between slip rings:  4500 V maximum,

– Integral short circuit contactor: 50 A – 2050 A,

– Number of electrode assemblies: Depends on ratings

– Connection : One to four stages,

– Cabling via drilled gland plates,

– Delay time : Programmable timing control

Electrolyte…………………………………………………………

– Electrolyte temperature thermostatically controlled,

– Electrolyte level: overflow spout,

– Universally available Na2CO3 & water solution used as electrolyte.

Tank……………………………………………………………………

– Tank capacity: Depends on rating and requirement

Environment………………………………………………………..

Protection IP 54

Presentation………………………………………………………

– Resin polyester based textured powder coated color shed finish.

-Thickness: 80 microns minimum

 IS631 0R RAL 7032 OR RAL 7035

-Average weight with contactor

   -without electrolyte:…. kg

   -with electrolyte: … kg

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Application

To start the slipring motors of following:


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comparision: LRS v/s VLRS

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