Study of Control Systems for a Two-Motor Overhead Crane Travel Mechanism

Two drives are usually installed on the mechanisms of moving the trolley with a large lifting capacity of the main drive. The main problem in electromechanical systems for these mechanisms is the misalignment of the drives. In the work, a study of control systems for these mechanisms was conducted, it was found that the use of a system with direct torque control allows for minimization of the misalignment of the trolley drives.

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2024-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/summa64428.2024.10803721
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Control Systems in Engineering
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Study of Control Systems for a Two-Motor Overhead Crane Travel Mechanism

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Study of Control Systems for a Two-Motor Overhead Crane Travel Mechanism

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Abstract

Two drives are usually installed on the mechanisms of moving the trolley with a large lifting capacity of the main drive. The main problem in electromechanical systems for these mechanisms is the misalignment of the drives. In the work, a study of control systems for these mechanisms was conducted, it was found that the use of a system with direct torque control allows for minimization of the misalignment of the trolley drives.

Lipetsk State Technical University (RU)
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