Why Drives are used to run AC motors?
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Answer / haneef khan gtr
Drives have to use for starting motor smoothly and control
the speed of its( as per requirement)except its it protect
the motor by any fault,with faults codes identification.
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Answer / vaseekaran
THE VFD DRIVES ARE USED TO CONTROL THE SPEED OF THE MOTOR.THIS CONCEPT OF CONTROL THE SPEED IS BY CONTROL THE FREQUENCY OF THE INCOMING SUPPLY.HENCE THE AC SUPPLY IS HAVING THE FREQUENCY SO IT IS POSSIBLE TO USE THE DRIVES ONLY FOR AC LOADS.
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