Lenze i700 - Manual (Page 255)

Lenze · i700 servo inverter · Reference manual · DMS 1.5 EN · 03/2014 · TD05
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8 Monitoring functions
8.7 Motor phase failure monitoring
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8.7.1 Limits of the motor phase failure monitoring
The motor phase failure monitoring can be activated for both synchronous and asynchronous
motors. However, it is possible that a current flow cannot be detected for sure in the case of certain
operating states of synchronous motors that are connected correctly. Hence, a fault is triggered. The
following table provides an overview:
Special case: Hoist
The motor phase failure monitoring may trigger a fault message in a hoist if the asynchronous
motor applied for this purpose reaches the following working point:
• The hoist moves downwards, i.e. the motor is in generator mode.
• The slip frequency equals the field frequency in terms of amount. Both frequencies mutually
neutralise themselves due to their opposite effective directions.
Subindex 4: Motor phase failure 2: Response
Monitoring 2 (in the "operation enabled" status): Response during activation
Selection list (Lenze setting printed in bold)
0 No response
1 Fault
2 Warning
 Write access  CINH  OSC  P  RX  TX UNSIGNED_8
Operating status Synchronous motor Async. motor
Check of the motor phases prior to operation  
Check of the motor phases during operation
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< current threshold value at standstill  
when motor is rotating  
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≥ current threshold value at standstill  
when motor is rotating  
Field weakening when motor is rotating  
 Phase failure is detected for sure
 The monitoring function may be activated without a fault pending.
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Torque-forming current component
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Note!
Monitoring during operation serves especially for applications which are operated with
constant load and speed. In all other cases, transient processes or unfavourable
operating points can cause maloperation.