Who would have already used a VFD inverter to simulate three-phase from 220V?

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Who would have already used a VFD inverter to simulate three-phase from 220V?




by phil59 » 06/09/22, 02:22

Here, everything is in the title.

I may need three-phase for a large consumer, like 4-6 kW, and not really want to change everything.

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by Remundo » 06/09/22, 08:36

I did not know the product.

but it could work, the system probably acts as a phase shifter at +/-120° from the mains single-phase sine
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by Christophe » 06/09/22, 08:41

Prizes!!

Me me me (finally in a few hours I will have used it lol)!

Uh is this a joke? : Shock:

Or a hell of a coincidence...I just received one yesterday: self-construction-and-do-it-yourself/renovation-and-aerodynamic-improvement-of-a-closed-trailer-bpw-t17276-290.html#p508814

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I'm going to configure and test it this morning...

It's a 220 - 220 three-phase model...I only intend to wire one pair on the output...to start...
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Re: Who would have already used a VFD inverter to simulate three-phase from 220V?




by Macro » 06/09/22, 09:38

What is not stipulated in the characteristics of the product at ali ... It is the duration of continuous operation, and the consumption of the drive ...

I have on my job a drive for a large vacuum pump (55kw) it must be continuously evacuated 3kw; in winters it heats the room in which it is located to 25°... In summer, the room has to be air-conditioned like idiots...

And there will be no miracle When you want to get 4kw out of it in sorting it will theoretically consume 7 of them in one phase... And I would say rather... 8 to 8.5...

If it's for occasional use like a lift or compressor... why not... If it's to charge your EV, mount your box outside on a pole far from everything : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy:
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by Christophe » 06/09/22, 10:43

Macro wrote:What is not stipulated in the characteristics of the product at ali ... It is the duration of continuous operation, and the consumption of the drive ...

I have on my job a drive for a large vacuum pump (55kw) it must be continuously evacuated 3kw; in winters it heats the room in which it is located to 25°... In summer, the room has to be air-conditioned like idiots...

And there will be no miracle When you want to get 4kw out of it in sorting it will theoretically consume 7 of them in one phase... And I would say rather... 8 to 8.5...

If it's for occasional use like a lift or compressor... why not... If it's to charge your EV, mount your box outside on a pole far from everything : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy:


I have the manual in front of me, not too badly done for Chinese, there are even color photos... but there is no overall performance specified! : Shock:

But if you have 3 kW of losses for 55 kW of motor power (= 55 / 0.8 = 69 electrical kW roughly speaking or 55 kW is the consumption or max power of the drive?)... that's 95.7% efficiency. ..if it's 55 kW electric then you have 94.5% efficiency...in both cases it's pretty good!

So disagree on your input power calculations... there will be a few % more...

For the lifespan, the manual speaks of changing the capacitor after 30 hours!

Well I started mine...it's my barre I have 550 V AC between 2 output phases (and it doesn't change much depending on the frequency...from 50 to 400Hz)...so I will test on an old half HS circulator...

Shit, I need to find my true RMS multimeter... : Mrgreen:
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Re: Who would have already used a VFD inverter to simulate three-phase from 220V?




by Christophe » 06/09/22, 11:54

I wouldn't call it a failure, it just didn't work! : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:

The circulator does not start and I still have 320V at its terminals...on the unwired phase it is still 550V...at 50 Hz...I checked the reference, it is indeed the correct one. I thought it was a 380V output suddenly...

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Vevor A2-8022: it is a single and three-phase input model...

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Some pages of the manual including the wiring diagram:

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So I don't think we can use this thing by wiring only one phase... It must have internal electronic security...
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by Macro » 06/09/22, 11:55

Ours is used to increase the speed of a pump by running it at 60hz instead of 50... I don't have the power curve of the motor, just the power at 60hz of 55 Kw... But hey, everything I can say.. It's that the drive is heating up.... To cool the cabinet (the cable trays had melted) we had to install a 200W fan on it ' : Shock:
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by Remundo » 06/09/22, 11:59

you are oxen : Mrgreen:
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Re: Who would have already used a VFD inverter to simulate three-phase from 220V?




by Christophe » 06/09/22, 12:02

We already knew that! : Lol:

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