The entire point of the original post is that no where on the motor nameplate or available documentation is the FLA to be found. In which case, you only have torque and RPM documented on the nameplate from which to calculate power.
Perhaps you missed that point - easy to do when scrolling...
1400 RPM @ 95 Nm is roughly 14kW all day long.
Using imperial units with common HP calculations . . .
95Nm x 8.85 In-lbs / Nm = 841 in-lbs
841 in-lbs / 12 in-lbs / ft-lb = 70 ft-lbs
1400 rpm X 70 ft-lbs / 5250 = 18.68 HP
18.68 HP x 0.746 kW / HP = 13.94 kW
Or roughly 14kW . . . derived using...
Based on nameplate - close enough to 14kW to call it 14kW . . . it is a European motor rated at 400V/50Hz so a 4-pole motor with 100RPM of slip at full torque - soft torque/current curve which is typical for crane duty.
An 11kW VFD would run that motor fine at a reduced rating.
Love this topic.
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It worked fantastic and he has the added bonus of using the...
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Is the machine running the Delta Tau NC software package on Windows or a homegrown version user interface?
I know of several higher end PMAC CNC applications from that vintage that are still running. Here is one I did in my early days . . .
The machines are already owned and tooled up by the customer. Set up to machine 6 forgings at a time. Picture multiple gantries each with 6 spindles and a table that moves from gantry to gantry along a very long bedway.
Below is a photo of a similar machine from the internet.
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Assuming your units for your stepper motor torque are oz-in, (you stated oz-lb which doesn’t compute) . . . 1000 oz-in @ 3:1 belt ratio machining on a 2 inch radius allow for 1500 oz load. (Or roughly a 90 lb max load before your stepper loses synchronicity)
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Happy womb liberation day Forrest! I have wondered how you have been doing.
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My home shop is another matter...
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