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How to correctly select inverter components for induction melting furnace

How to correctly select inverter components for furrën e shkrirjes me induksion

Generally, under working conditions above 400HZ, KK devices should be considered; when the frequency is above 4KHz, KA devices can be considered. Here we mainly introduce the selection of components in the parallel inverter circuit (see Figure 1).

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(1) The component forward and reverse peak voltage VDRM, VRRM component forward and reverse peak voltage should be 1.5-2 times the actual maximum forward and reverse peak voltage. Assuming that the DC input voltage of the inverter is Ud and the power factor is cosψ, then:

VDRM/RRM=(1.5-2)πUd/(2cosψ)

(2) The rated on-state current IT (AV) of the component takes into account that when the component works at a higher frequency, its switching loss is very significant. The rated on-state current of the component should flow 2-3 times its effective value I according to the actual To consider, namely

IT(AV)=(2-3)I/1.57

Assuming that the inverter DC input current is Id, the selected device IT(AV) is

IT(AV)=(2-3)×Id/(1.57)

(3) Turn-off time tq In the parallel inverter circuit, the turn-off time of the KK element should be selected according to the pre-trigger time tf and the commutation time tr. Generally take:

tq=(tf-tr)×

(When the power factor is 0.8, tf is about one-tenth of the period, tr is determined by the element di/dt less than or equal to 100A/μS) When the frequency is high, the commutation time tr can be reduced and appropriately sacrificed The method of power factor increase tf to select components with appropriate tq value