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Frequency and current control for fluid machinery

  • US 6,350,105 B1
  • Filed: 10/25/1999
  • Issued: 02/26/2002
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/25/1997
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A fluid machinery for generating a pressure by rotating an impeller with a motor, comprising:

  • a frequency converter arranged for supplying electric power to the motor;

    a detector for determining a current value; and

    a controller having a memory storing a program for specifying in advance a relationship between the frequency and the current value;

    wherein when the fluid machinery is operated at a certain frequency, the controller is adapted to compare a current value in an actual operation and a current value which is specified on the basis of the certain frequency by the specified program; and

    wherein the controller is further adapted to decrease the frequency generated by the frequency converter when the current value in the actual operation is larger than the current value specified by the specified program, and to increase the frequency generated by the frequency converter when the current value in the actual operation is smaller than the current value specified by the specified program, whereby one of a flow rate and a generated pressure of the fluid machinery is controlled so as to be substantially constant.

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