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TDMK series motor AC three phase synchronous motor specially for mine milling
Application
TDMK series motors are widely used in mining and cement industries due to their large starting torque. They are mainly used to drive low-speed, large-capacity equipment such as grate ball mills, rod mills, and coal mills. The starting mode of TDMK series motors is full-voltage starting. When the power supply is insufficient, the voltage can be appropriately reduced to start, and the starting current and starting torque will be reduced accordingly.
Basic parameters
| Frame size | 2150~3250mm |
| Power | 280~2000kW |
| Voltage | 3.3~13kv |
| No.of Poles | 32P/36P/40P |
| Protection Grade | IP00/IP23 |
| Cooling Method | IC01 |
| Insulation | F |
| Service | S1 |
| Ambient temperature | -15 °C ~ + 40 °C |
| Environment | indoors |
| Altitude | ≤1000m |
| Bearing | Chinese/SKF/FAG/NSK available |
| Mounting | IM7311 |
| Temperature rise limi | 80K(B) |
| Painting | As per client requirements |
Model reference
TDMK(TM) 400-32/2150
T-Synchronous Motor
D-Motor
K(TM)- (mine)
400-Rated Power(kW)
32-No of Poles
2150-Stator core outer diameter(mm)
Type introduction
FAQ
So what is the difference between synchronous motors and asynchronous motors?
The biggest difference between synchronous motors and asynchronous motors is whether the rotor speed of the two is consistent with the magnetic field speed of the stator rotation. If the rotation speed of the rotor is the same as that of the stator, it is called a synchronous motor. If it is not consistent, it is called an asynchronous motor. In terms of performance parameters and applications, there are great differences between the two. Contact us
