- 2079 Baisakh · 8 marks
Time of reversal of a drive
Short answer
Initial steady speed is 666.67 rpm and final reverse speed is -666.67 rpm. Using J dω/dt = T - Tl gives time constant 6.981 s. Reversal to 95% of final speed takes t = 6.981 ln 40 = 25.75 s.
A drive has following parameters: J = 10 kg-m², T = 100 − 0.1N, N-m, Passive load torque T1 = 0.05N, N-m, where N is the speed in rpm. Initially the drive is operating in steady-state. Now it is to be reversed. For this motor characteristic is changed to T = −100 − 0.1N, N-m. Calculate the time of reversal.
Initial steady state. Motor torque equals load torque:
After the change. Motor characteristic (valid for positive and negative speed). The passive load torque always opposes motion, so the same expression holds for negative speed. New steady state:
Dynamic equation ():
Time constant:
Solution:
Since the speed approaches rpm only asymptotically, reversal is taken as complete when the speed reaches 95 % of the final value, i.e. rpm (usual textbook assumption, Dubey).
(Braking to zero speed alone takes s.)
Answer: reversal time s (to 95 % of the reverse steady-state speed of rpm).
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