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Case story: Conveyor systems
Heavy Duty Sensoric and Motors

INDUSTRY: Steel and rolling mills
FIELD: Steel making
APPLICATION: Conveyor systems
During the production of crude steel glowing hot steel is poured out of melting pots into casting ladles. Heavy-load transporters are used to transport the casting ladles from the warehouse to the casting house. To ensure the smooth crude steel making process is not endangered the design and reliability of these heavy-load transport vehicles are of extreme importance.
Task:

Infinitely variable DC motors are required to drive heavy-load transport vehicle used to transport casting ladle weighing up to 100 tons. The motors are powered by a 48-V battery and connected to a gearbox to provide a travelling speed of 10 m/min. They must be able to provide full torque across the entire speed range whilst also being able to cope with a shortterm, 3-fold overload. The vehicles are equipped with a battery (capacity 625 Ah) to provide a minimum travelling time of 200 minutes, which is calculated for 20 journeys per shift. The motor output is to be dimensioned accordingly.
Huebner solution:

For this application Johannes Huebner Giessen supplied 2 separately excited, low-voltage, shunt-wound DC motors with an integrated spring-loaded brake of series GN 17 series for each vehicle. The motors are equipped with an additional fan to cool the outer surface and are designed for intermittent operation (S3 42% CDF). The rated motor torque is 17 Nm. For a short period the motors can be subjected to an overload of 50 Nm. A BAMOBIL power supply to power the DC shunt-wound motor is included in the Huebner Giessen scope of supply.
Products
- Shunt-wound DC motor GN 17.17.4 O-n
- Armature voltage/current: 48 V / 67 A
- Excitation voltage/current: 48 V / 2 A
- Rated speed: 1357 rpm
- Degree of protection IP44
Customer benefits
- Designed for 20 journeys per shift (8h)
- Low-noise motor
- Short-term 3-fold overload permissible
- Battery powered, driverless system
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