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Crane Braking Electrical Problem

Richard King

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I saw this in a post a new member wrote in the Monarch Lathe section. I was thinking this would be the forum or Rigging forum.

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Post Braking resistor in cranes
Quote Originally Posted by J Tiers View Post
Since the wires to the braking resistors presumably only carry current when the resistors do, the size shouldn't be fussy.

The insulation was likely burned when the resistors overheated.

The resistors will carry armature current until it dies out, as the motor dumps its rotational energy into the resistors. So a sensible size like 14 ga should be a minimum just on principle. 12 Ga would be fine also.
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First i want to thank everybody for their knowledge sharing, but still i am not able to solve my problem.
"I have a overhead crane it has problem with its braking resistor for long travel.. But when I connect the braking resistor to the drive it starts heating to very high temperature Even the crane is not in motion, I tried to adjust the parameters but all in vain.. Could you help me solve my problem.. I am using sk commander inverter EMCSKC3400400. Q
 








 
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