Lenze DSD - Manual (Page 59)

Lenze · Drive Solution Designer · Manual · DMS 4.2 EN · 12/2013 · TD23
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6 Drive dimensioning tools
6.2 Optimising drive solutions
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6.2.2 Application Tuner
In the planning phase of a machine, there generally is only one worst-case-scenario or one reference
scenario for the requirements of the machine. However, these scenarios are not able to include all
operating statuses of the machine. Often, further requirements must be checked:
• Is the drive able to move an even greater mass?
• Is the drive able to accelerate even faster?
• Is there a need for considering an emergency stop with a short braking time?
• What is the utilisation or energy balance in the partial load operational range?
• What is the impact of different recipes on the drive?
Features of the Application Tuner:
• Change the data of the application and the motion data as well as to observe and optimise the
impacts on the drive if need be.
• integrate further possible operating statuses and material recipes into the dimensioning for the
reference scenario.
• Create the optimised drive solution as individual DSD project.
• Output a protocol of the optimised drive solution.
• Support of the additional checks required for emergency stop scenarios for winding drives.
Checking emergency-off scenarios ( 211)
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Change to the Protocol dimensioning step and click the icon to open the Application
Tuner.