Lenze MGXQK User Manual

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Operating instructions
DC shunt motors Type MGXRK 090 ... 160
MGXQU 080 ... 160 MGXQK 063 ... 160
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Copyright Lenze GmbH & Co KG, Postfach 101352, D--31763 Hameln
First read operating instructions, then act !
Manufacturer:
Lenze GmbH & Co KG Postfach 101352 D--31763 Hameln
Location:
Aerzen Hans--Lenze--Straße 1 D--31855 Aerzen Tel.: (05154) 82--0 Fax : (05154) 82--4040
Country of origin and year of construction:
See nameplate (chapter 4.4)
These Operating instructions are valid for DC shunt motors of the series:
-- MGXRK 090 ... 160
-- MGXQU 080 ... 160
-- MGXQK 063 ... 160
BA 13.0005 Author: Motor Division 2nd edition 06/97
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Contents Page

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1. Explanation of symbols 4
2. General safety notes 4
2.1 Users 4
2.2 Safety notes 4
3. Transport a nd storage 4
3.1 Unpacking 4
3.2 Transport within the site of installation 4
3.3 Conditions of storage 4
3.4 Waste disposal of the packing material 4
4. Product description 5
4.1 Function description 5
4.2 Area of application 5
4.2.1Other areas of application 5
4.3 Type code 6
4.4 Designation / Nameplate 7
4.5 Technical data 7
4.6 Emissions 8
5. Assembly / Installation 9
5.1 Preparations 9
5.2 Site of installation, nominal conditions, and influencing factors 9
5.3 Installation 9
5.4 Electrical connection 9
5.5 Parts for attachment 11
6. Commissioning and operation 12
6.1 Checking before commissioning 12
6.1.1 Measuring the insulation resistance 12
6.2 Function test 13
6.3 Inspection 13
6.4 Fault -- Cause -- Remedy 14
7. Maintenance / Repair 15
7.1 Maintenance periods 15
7.2 Wear check of carbon brushes 15
7.3 Wear check of the collector 17
7.4 Recognition of incorrect operating conditions 18
7.5 Waste disposal of the product 19
8. Spare parts 20
8.1 Spare parts lists 20
8.2 Ordering example for spare parts 22
Manufacturer’s Declaraction
Service addresses
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1. Explanation of symbols

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3. Transport and storage

Danger !
General danger (Danger of persons and/or material)
Use in hazardous areas is prohibited.
Dangerous electrical voltage.
High temperature.
Assembly or dismantling using hammers or other striking tools is prohibited.
Note: Use raw material for recycling.

2. General safety notes

First read, then act !

3.1 Unpacking

¯ Take drive components out of the packing
and check for transport damages.
¯ Check if the shipment is complete.

3.2 Transport within the site of installation

¯ Tranport motors only with sufficiently strong
transportation tools or hoists. Ensure safe fixing.
Some of the motors are equipped with eyebolts for a safe fixing at the hoists (for weights see chapter 4.5).
¯ Transport motors vibration--free
¯ Avoid strong shocks and impacts

3.3 Conditions of storage

¯ Location of storage:
-- v i b r a t i o n -- f r e e If there is a risk of vibration, it is recommended to rotate the rotor in its bearings once a week.
-- dry without aggressive media
-- n o d u s t
-- no fast temperature changes
¯ Corrosion:
3.4
2.1 Users
Assembly, commissioning, operation, and maintenance only by specialists or skilled personnel.
2.2 Safety notes
n Read operating instructions before
asembly, commissioning, operation, and maintenance.
n Observe safety notes and warning symbols
in the individual chapters.
n Observe regulations for safety and
prevention of accidents.
n Do not operate in hazardous areas !
n Only intended use is permissible.
n For non--intended use and non--authorized
modifications, the product liability and warranty are invalid.
-- steel parts are protected against corrosion by the factory. Do not remove this protection, check in intervals of approx. three months and renew, if necessary.
In case of intermediate storage > 3 months ¯ Collector:
-- take off carbon brushes from the collector surface
-- protect collector by a piece of paper around the running surface.

3.4 Waste disposal of the packing material

n Packing material can be recycled.
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4. Product description

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4.1 Function description

The motors of the MGXRK, MGXQU and MGXQK series are separately excited DC shunt motors. The motors of the MGXRK series are surface--cooled in IP54 enclosure and have a round, ribbed housing. The motors of the MGXQU and MGXQK series have a square cross--section, are designed in IP23S enclosure and internally ventilated. The motors have fully--laminated stators and are externally cooled by axially or radially mounted blowers in their standard design (type GF...). With reduced power, the motors are also supplied with speed--dependent self--ventilation (type GE...) and without ventilation in self--cooled design (type GS...).
4.2.1 Other areas of application
¯ For other areas of application a power or
torque reduction is required using the factors of the following table.
The permissible continuous power is calculated from:
P’ = kJ¡ k
¡ P
h
d
with Pdbeing the permissible continuous torque under normal conditions. The torque can be calculated accordingly:
M’ = kJ¡ k
being the permissible continuous torque
M
d
¡ Md.
h
under normal conditions.
Cooling air temperature 5C
Power reduction
Power reduction with different ambient or cooling air temperature
k
J
40 45 50 55 60
1.00 0.95 0.90 0.83 0.77

4.2 Area of application

n Do not use in hazardous areas !
n Fire risk !
Avoid contact with inflammable material !
¯ Ambient temperature must be up to
+40 5C, higher ambient temperature require a power reduction.
¯ Installation height up to 1000 m above sea
level, installation above 1000 m above sea level requires a power reduction.
¯ Observe temperature class F (155 5C)
according to DIN--IEC 34 / VDE 0530. If the limit temperature is exceeded, the insulation is weakened and damaged.
¯ Enclosure to DIN--IEC 34 is IP54 or IP23S.
The actual enclosure can be obtained from the nameplate (see chapter 4.4.)
¯ No tropical insulation.
¯ Designs (to DIN--IEC 34 part 7)
MGXRK: IM B3, IM B5, IM B14 MGXQU, MGXQK: IM B35 and IM B34
Installation height above sea level in m
Power reduction
Power reduction with different installation height
k
h
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
1.00 0.92 0.83 0.77 0.67
¯ If the actual form factor FF* 1.05, a power
reduction or torque reduction is also required.
The permissible continuous load is calculated from:
P’= ( 1.05 / F
*)¡ P
F
d
The torque is calculated as follows:
M’ = ( 1.05 / F
*) ¡ M
F
d
The form factor can be improved, among others, by using armature chokes. Armature chokes which are suitable for Lenze controllers can be obtained from the technical descriptions of the controllers or from your nearest Lenze representative.
The motors can be mounted in any mounting position. Vertical arrangements according to DIN--IEC 34 part 7 are possible.
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4.3 Type code

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Motor
Current type
MG = DC current
Cooling / Ventilation
F = forced--ventilated E = self--ventilated (cooling effect depends on the speed) S = natural cooling ( cooling by convection and radiation)
Design / Housing
Q = Smooth housing, square R = Ribbed housing, round
Type of machine
K = compensated U = not compensated
MGXXX XX XXX -- XX
Attachments
BI = Brake and pulse encoder BR = Brake BS = Brake and resolver BT = Brake and tacho BU = Brake + Tacho + pulse encode IG = Pulse encoder RS = Resolver TA = Tacho, analog sensor TI = Tacho + pulse encoder XX = no attachments
Size
AxisheightinIMB3designinmm
Length
0 = VS very short 1 = S short 2 = M middle 3 = L long 4 = VL very long
Pole pair numbe
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1 = p=1 (2--pole) 2 = p=2 (4--pole)

4.4 Designation / Nameplate

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The nameplate consists of the following data (tolerances according to DIN--IEC 34):
Lenze GmbH & Co KG Hans--Lenze--Straße 1, D--31855 Aerzen
➅➆
11
13
12
T374595

4.5 Technical data

The rated powers indicated on the nameplate are based on a form factor of the armature current of F
F=Ieff/Iarithm.
= 1.05. With higher form factors a power reduction according to chapter 4.2.1 is required.
Motor type (G for DC shunt motor)Motor type of the form MGXXXXX XXX -- XXEnclosureCommission number, including year of
construction
Motor numberRated armature voltageRated armature currentRated speedRated powerRated excitation voltage
Rated excitation current
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Temperature class Attachments (B--side)
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In the following, the technical ratings and main dimensions (overall dimensions) of the standard motors without B--side attachments with separate blower and with filter element are listed.
Table 1: Technical data of MGFRK standard motors (without B--side attachments) :
Moto r s ize M
MGFRK 090-22 5.8 0.0040 780 440 2100 21 492 253 200
MGFRK 100-22 8.9 0.0061 1000 500 2700 28 530 284 250
MGFRK 112-22 15.5 0.0142 1500 500 2800 40 538 298 280
MGFRK 132-22 32.5 0.0411 2200 1100 4500 84 709 354 325
MGFRK 160-32 73.7 0.1120 3000 1250 5100 172 941 406 376
N
Nm kgm
J F
2
r
N N N kg mm mm mm
F
a
F
r, v
Weight L W H
Table 2: Technical data MGFQU standard motors (without B--side attachments) :
Moto r s ize M
MGFQU080-22 18.3 0.0087 1200 400 1950 36 467 235 335
MGFQU100-22 36.1 0.0237 1600 580 3100 65 520 235 375
MGFQU112-22 73.8 0.0475 2300 1000 4900 115 660 259 451
MGFQU132-32 140.5 0.1120 2300 1350 4900 170 760 275 525
MGFQU160-22 279.0 0.2452 4950 3580 9700 250 864 508 606
MGFQU160-32 343.0 0.3200 5050 3580 9900 285 944 508 606
N
Nm kgm
J F
2
r
N N N kg mm mm mm
F
a
F
r, v
Weight L W H
Tab. 3: Technical data of MGFQK standard motors (without B--side attachments) :
Moto r s ize M
MGFQK 063-32 7.0 0.0032 750 400 1100 19 451 235 299
MGFQK 100-32 34.3 0.0170 1600 580 3100 65 520 247 427
MGFQK 160-22 289 0.2452 4950 3580 9700 250 864 508 606
MGFQK 160-32 356 0.3200 5050 3580 9900 285 944 508 606
N
Nm kgm
J F
2
r
N N N kg mm mm mm
F
a
F
r, v
Weight L W H
The torques and weights indicated in the tables are only considered to be guidelines for the dimensioning and bases.
The actual technical data must be obtained from the nameplate of your motor (see chapter 4.4).
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Signs:
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M
= Rated torque
N
J = Inertia F F F
= Permissible radial load
r
= Permissible axial load
a
= Permissible radial load with
r,v
reinforced bearing Gew. = Motor weight (incl. blower) L = Motor length H = Motor height W = Motor width
-- The permissible loads mentioned in table
1 to 3 are understood to be either radial loads or axial loads.

4.6 Emissions

n Risk of burning !
The surface temperature of the motors can be up to 905C depending on the operating state.
K12.311--08
Fig.1: Point of application of radial and axial loads
¯ Noises:
The noise level of 70 dB(A) is not exceeded by the following motors:
MGFRK 090--22 MGFRK 100--22 MGFQU 080--22 MGFQK 063--32
Noise level of the other motors:
Moto r t ype Noise level
MGFRK 112-22 75
MGFRK 132-22 76
MGFRK 160-32 78
MGFQU100-22 76
MGFQU112-22 81
MGFQU132-32 83
MGFQU160-22 86
MGFQU160-32 86
MGFQK 100-32 76
MGFQK 160-22 86
MGFQK 160-32 86
dB(A)
¯ Dusts :
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Scuff of carbon brushes inside the motor with enclosed motors, in the outlet air of enclosed--ventilated motors.
Composites:
-- different metals
-- graphite
-- possibly epoxy resin or other bonding agents
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