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TAM00721 

 

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DSD-028 / DSD-036 / DSD2-028 / DSD2-036 

 

04/2013 

Three-phase-synchronous motor 

 

English 

4.3 

Commissioning, operation 

Note on brake function (if present): 

 

The brake is designed as a holding brake with an emergency stop function. 
(power failure and emergency stop) 

It must not be used as a working brake. 

 

Commissioning must be carried out exclusively by qualified personnel. 

Please refer to the commissioning instructions for the converter and the cooling system. 

Checks during commissioning: 

•  Release the brake, if necessary. 

•  Have  all  the  modules  of  the  motor  such  as  the  brake,  encoder,  etc.  been  checked  and  are  they  in 

compliance with the conditions of use? 

•  Have  all  electrical  connections  been  made  correctly  and  tightened?  (observe  wiring  diagrams,  see 

Section 7 and respectively the enclosed wiring diagrams). 

•  Have  all  protection  measures  which  eliminate  the  possibility  of  physical  contact  with  live  parts,  hot 

surfaces, rotating and moving parts been followed and are these measures fully functional? 

•  Have  all  output  elements  been  mounted  and  adjusted  in  accordance  with  the  manufacturer's 

instructions? 

•  Are  measures  in  place  to  ensure  that  the  maximum  permitted  speed  n

max

  of  the  motor  cannot  be 

exceeded? The maximum permitted speed n

max

 is the highest permitted operating speed for short-time 

duty. 

 

Checks during operation: 

• 

Listen out for unusual noises. 

• 

If scraping, scratching, grinding, or other similar noises occur, stop the drive immediately and locate 
the cause. 

• 

Check the motor surface and connection cables for dirt, e.g. layers of dust, oil deposits, dampness 
and leaks etc. 

• 

Check the maintenance intervals. 

 

4.4 

Malfunctions in operation 

Safety instructions: 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Troubleshooting and rectification must only be performed by qualified personnel. 

Do not disconnect any of the safety devices – even during test runs. 

 

Only disconnect and connect electrical cables when electrically isolated and secured. 

Observe the 5 safety rules for "Isolation" (comp. Section 3.3). 

 

Beware of hot surfaces! 

In case of malfunctions in operation always 

  Refer to the operating instructions for the machine/system. 

  Refer to the operating instructions for the converter. 

  If necessary, contact the manufacturer of the motor or converter. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for DSD-028

Page 1: ...28 DSD 036 DSD2 028 DSD2 036 04 2013 Three phase synchronous motor English TAM00721_eng DSD 028 DSD 036 DSD2 028 DSD2 036 Three phase synchronous motor Version 04 2013 English Commissioning and Maintenance Instructions ...

Page 2: ... owner must pass on this documentation together with the unit machine Following the sale of the unit machine this original and all copies are to be passed on to the purchaser Following disposal or any other form of termination of utilization this original and all copies are to be destroyed With the introduction of this documentation corresponding documentation with earlier issue dates is supersede...

Page 3: ...ctions 13 4 Commissioning operation 14 4 1 Safety instructions 14 4 2 Checks prior to commissioning 14 4 3 Commissioning operation 15 4 4 Malfunctions in operation 15 5 Inspection and maintenance 17 5 1 Inspection 17 5 2 Maintenance 17 6 Disposal 17 7 Pole assignment main connection and control port 18 7 1 Resolver KTY on power connection 18 7 2 Resolver KTY on signal connection 19 7 3 SRS SRM50 S...

Page 4: ...ety oriented applications We draw your attention to the following hazards when using the product Hazards resulting from Lifting and transport Electrical power Moving parts Hot surfaces EMC interference Mechanical overload Thermal overload To avoid injury to people and damage to property and to minimise residual risks please read all the safety instructions and in particular those which are marked ...

Page 5: ...til such time as the conformity of the finished product with this directive has been established refer to EN 60204 1 Electrical Equipment of Machines EMC Directive EC When the electric motor is used as intended its operation must comply with the safety requirements laid down in the EMC Directive EC Proper installation e g physical isolation of signal and power cables shielded wiring and cable etc ...

Page 6: ...ons unauthorized modifications and changes to the electric motor are not permitted If such modifications changes are necessary please contact the motor manufacturer No safety devices may be dismantled or decommissioned when operating the electric motor 2 Operating conditions 2 1 Product description The DSD and DSD2 series electric motors are 8 pole three phase synchronous motors with rare earth ma...

Page 7: ...ameplate 1 Manufacturer 2 Standards and approvals 3 Thermal sensor 4 Feedback encoder 5 optional brake voltage 6 optional brake power 7 optional brake holding torque 8 Motor number 9 Article number ID 10 Motor is run with a converter 11 Rated frequency fN 12 Thermal class VDE insulation class 13 Permissible ambient temperature 14 Motor operating mode 15 Motor protection type 16 Motor type designat...

Page 8: ...oder Option encoder thermal sensor Option Hiperface port 17 pin Option Endat 2 1 8 9 pin Option Endat 2 2 Thermal motor protection EN 60034 11 Thermal sensor KTY84 130 in stator winding Winding insulation EN 60034 1 Thermal class F θ 105 K Ambient temperature 0 C to 40 C standard Altitude EN 60034 1 1 000 m above sea level standard Rolling contact bearings Standard Ball bearing with long term grea...

Page 9: ... 15 to 60 C for no more than two years Elevated storage temperatures within the framework of the working temperature accelerate the rate at which seals and bearing grease deteriorate and therefore have a negative impact on the service life even before the unit has been commissioned Direct exposure to incident solar radiation UV light and ozone also lead to an ageing of the gaskets and must be avoi...

Page 10: ... 250 x 10 0 0625 DSD 036 250 x 250 x 10 0 0625 DSD2 028 250 x 250 x 10 0 0625 DSD2 036 250 x 250 x 10 0 0625 Table 1 Mounting surfaces The heat dissipation conditions approve on larger mounting surfaces An insulated mounting of the motors is not permitted 2 7 Balancing output elements vibration Do not subject the shaft or bearings to impacts On mounting and dismounting output elements it is not pe...

Page 11: ...rque for safety screw S of a belt pulley appropriate measures for securing screw must be applied Vibration The site vibration response of the system which is determined by the output elements the mounting conditions the alignment the installation and the effects of external vibrations may cause the vibration values at the motor to increase In the interest of reliable motor operation and a long bea...

Page 12: ...oling method employed for the electric motor The motor has to mounted in such a way as to guarantee sufficient waste heat removal via the housing and motor flange surfaces comp Section 2 6 the motor can be mounted and operated with the connection data and fastening features provided The mounting dimensions of the motor and the tolerance details are provided in the technical documentation When moun...

Page 13: ... the contacts of the encoder or thermal sensor with your hands or with tools which are or may be electrostatically charged The encoder and the thermal sensors are electrostatically sensitive components Electrical installation The person setting up the system is responsible for correct electrical installation The motor data on the nameplate must be observed Connection cables and connectors must be ...

Page 14: ...tacts and at the motor windings Never touch these modules elements while the motor is in operation Installing and uninstalling safety devices The electric motor must not be commissioned without first mounting the safety devices The motor must be put out of operation when installing and dismantling components and systems which are provided for monitoring the motor for safe operation Danger on physi...

Page 15: ... Have all output elements been mounted and adjusted in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Are measures in place to ensure that the maximum permitted speed nmax of the motor cannot be exceeded The maximum permitted speed nmax is the highest permitted operating speed for short time duty Checks during operation Listen out for unusual noises If scraping scratching grinding or other simila...

Page 16: ...bles Uneven running Insufficient screening on connecting cables Controller parameters too high Check screening connection and grounding Optimise controller parameters Vibrations Coupling element or driven machine poorly balanced Inadequate alignment of the drive train Fixing screws loose Rebalance Realign machine set Check and tighten screwed connections Running noises Foreign bodies in the motor ...

Page 17: ...e of wear on the brake must be checked at regular intervals When the permissible wear limits have been reached the brake must be replaced see Section 5 2 If an optional shaft sealing ring is used it must be checked at regular intervals to ensure it is functioning correctly leakage 5 2 Maintenance The service life of the bearings and sealing elements can differ greatly depending on the operating co...

Page 18: ...gled Rotatable Function Receptacle Signal Contact No Schematic Motor U 1 Power 8 Pole Pin Contacts V 3 W 4 PE 2 Brake 1 A B Temp Sensor KTY C KTY D Housing s c Resolver COS 1 Signal 12 Pole Pin Contacts SIN 5 SIN 6 COS 8 REF 10 REF 12 Housing s c Figure 2 Resolver KTY on power connection s c shield connection 1 brake optional see nameplate Schematic view of the contact side D 3 1 C 4 B A 2 3 6 8 4...

Page 19: ...ceptacle Signal Contact No Schematic Motor U 1 Power 8 Pole Pin Contacts V 3 W 4 PE 2 Brake 1 A B Housing s c Resolver COS 1 Signal 12 Pole Pin Contacts SIN 5 SIN 6 COS 8 REF 10 REF 12 Temp Sensor KTY 7 KTY 9 Housing s c Figure 3 Resolver KTY on signal connection s c shield connection 1 brake optional see nameplate Schematic view of the contact side D 3 1 C 4 B A 2 3 6 8 4 5 1 2 7 9 12 11 10 P ...

Page 20: ...tion Receptacle Signal Contact No Schematic Motor U 1 Power 8 Pole Pin Contacts V 3 W 4 PE 2 Brake 1 A B Temp Sensor KTY C KTY D Housing s c Hiperface REFCOS 1 Signal 12 Pole Pin Contacts Daten 2 SIN 5 REFSIN 6 Daten 7 COS 8 GND 10 U 12 Housing s c Figure 4 Hiperface port KTY on power connection s c shield connection 1 brake optional see nameplate Schematic view of the contact side D 3 1 C 4 B A 2...

Page 21: ...tion Receptacle Signal Contact No Schematic Motor U 1 Power 8 Pole Pin Contacts V 3 W 4 PE 2 Brake 1 A B Housing s c Hiperface REFCOS 1 Signal 12 Pole Pin Contacts Daten 2 SIN 5 REFSIN 6 Daten 7 COS 8 GND 10 U 12 Temp Sensor KTY 3 KTY 4 Housing s c Figure 5 Hiperface port KTY on signal connection s c shield connection 1 brake optional see nameplate Schematic view of the contact side D 3 1 C 4 B A ...

Page 22: ...r English 7 5 ECN1313 EQN 1325 encoder with EnDat 2 1 port from Heidenhain companies M23 17 polig Pin Signal Ansicht auf Kontaktseite der Gerätedose 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Up 0V Up Clock Clock inv 0V B B Data A A Data inv Figure 6 pole assignment ECN 1313 EQN 1325 ...

Page 23: ...EQN 1337 M12 7 7 ECN1325 EQN 1337 encoder with EnDat 2 2 port from Heidenhain companies M23 9 polig Pin Signal 5 6 8 7 2 3 9 4 1 Ansicht auf Kontaktseite der Gerätedose 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Clock Clock inv Up 0V Data Data inv Sensor Up Sensor 0V Figure 8 pole assignment ECN 1325 EQN 1337 M23 Note For other encoder types and optional lead for the temperature sensor via the encoder cable see the enclos...

Page 24: ...ualified personnel overloaded the system operated the system with o faulty safety devices o safety devices that were incorrectly fitted or not fitted o safety devices or protective devices that are not in working order not operated the system in the stipulated ambient conditions You have modified the system without the written approval of Baumüller Nürnberg GmbH You have not observed the instructi...

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