Overview

• The Control of Industrial Motors Training System is a complete instructional program that trains students in the concepts and applications of conventional (electromechanical) motor control through the use of block, wiring, and schematic diagrams.

  It is the perfect add-on to the 8001 EMS Training System for those who wish to extend the teaching of electromechanical systems to the control of industrial motors.

  Mechanical and electrical assembly of electromechanical control circuits is accomplished in the 8001 EMS Training System environment without the use of hand tools.

Topic Coverage

• Continuity Tests - Buzzer and Lamp
• Two-Station and Three-Station Control
• Control Diagrams - Schematic and Connection
• Electromagnetic Contactors and Relays
• Full-Voltage Control of a Three-Phase Induction Motor
• Delayed Start of a Three-Phase Induction Motor
• Start-Stop-Jog of a Three-Phase Induction Motor
• Definite-Time Jogging and the Magnetic Brake
• Forward-Reverse Control of a Three-Phase Induction Motor
• Primary-Resistor Starting of a Three-Phase Induction Motor
• Autotransformer Starting of a Three-Phase Induction Motor
• Wye-Delta Starting of a Three-Phase Induction Motor
• Unbalanced Starting of a Three-Phase Induction Motor
• Starting a Three-Phase Wound-Rotor Induction Motor
• Cam-Switch and Drum-Switch Controls
• Plugging of Three-Phase Induction Motors
• Direct-Current Contactors and Relays
• Direct-Current Time-Delay Relays
• Cam-Switch Control of a DC Motor
• CEMF Starting of a DC Motor
• Definite-Time DC Motor Starter
• Plugging of a DC Motor
• Cam-Switch "Hoist-Lower" Control of a DC Motor
• Magnetic "Hoist-Lower" Control of a DC Motor
• DC Braking of a Three-Phase Motor
• Three-Phase Synchronous Motor?--?Definite-Time Starter
• Three-Phase Synchronous Motor?--?Complete Control System
• Sequence timer
• Starting Split-Phase and Capacitor-Start Motors

Equipment Features

• Balanced inertia wheel can be slipped onto motor shaft and stores 790 joules of energy at 1800 r/min.
• Components are fitted into a metal enclosure.
• Two snap tracks panels are provided for holding components in a vertical or horizontal plane.
• Component terminals identified with standard numbering codes.
• Silk-screened diagrams are on all components.