Toshiba T300MVi User Manual

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Toshiba T300MVi User Manual

MEDIUM VOLTAGE DRIVES

T300MVi

Small Footprint

Reduced Component Count

IEEE-519 1992 Compliant with 24-Pulse Harmonic Cancellation

Additive PWM Output Voltage with No Neutral Shift

May be Used with Standard Motors

Ten-Year Mean Time Between Failures

Built in Harmonic Reduction, Without Filtering or Concern for Long Lead Lengths

Toshiba’s T300MVi contains specially designed transformer and rectifier schemes that provide phase-shift cancellation capabilities, eliminating issues concerning harmonic injections into bus-fed equipment. Instead, the T300MVi medium voltage drive simply looks like a linear load on the incoming AC line. The drive also exceeds IEEE-519 requirements without the addition of any harmonic filters.

Other Benefits:

Topology Provides Isolation from Ground Faults and Line Surges

Design Obtains Higher Displacement Power Factor (0.96) than Running Motor Across the Line

Motor Torque Ripple Negligible Due to Extremely Small Harmonic Current Contents, Reducing Need for Damping Devices, e.g., Couplings, Flywheels

Reduces Possibility of Drive-Induced Torsional Vibration in Driven Equipment

TOSVERT-300MVi® NPC ADJUSTABLE SPEED DRIVE

Left Side View 2000 HP 4.16 KV Right Side View

Diagram represents standard product offering: T300MVi medium voltage drive 1000 to 2000 HP, 4160 V Input. This product was designed to have one of the smallest footprints offered by any manufacturer.

Stable Speed Control Without

a Speed-Sensing Device

Provides V/Hz or Vector Control Performance Without a Motor-Mounted Digital or Analog Sensor

Controls Industrial Processes Utilizing an Internal, High Speed Algorithm

Capable of Closed-Loop Vector Control for Super High Performance Applications

Continuous Operation During

Momentary Power Failures

Operates with 30% Undervoltage Condition (Trip Time Based on Drive Overload)

Five-Cycle Ride-Through During Complete Outages

Contains Automatic Ride-Through Control

Allows Restarting into Rotating Load upon Restoration of AC Line Power Following Total Power Loss

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