Reasons for Overload of Brushless Motors
Many overload situations of brushless motors are caused by mechanical failures, so according to the actual situation, we need to deal with them in a timely manner. Before that, we need to identify the fundamental reasons and then let's see what caused them
The reasons for brushless motor overload can be roughly divided into three situations.
1. Caused by dragged mechanical equipment. For example, equipment blockage, misalignment of machine axis, etc. This leads to overload and even congestion of brushless motors
2. Due to the harsh working conditions of the motor, such as poor ventilation, high ambient temperature, and reasons such as mechanical failures of the motor causing overheating and reduced insulation level of the brushless motor, or even short circuits.
3. Due to poor power supply network quality, such as low voltage and three-phase imbalance, the motor current increases.
Therefore, in order to prevent the overload problem of brushless motors, attention should be paid to factors such as usage methods and usage environment to ensure voltage stability and improve motor efficiency.
The reasons for brushless motor overload can be roughly divided into three situations.
1. Caused by dragged mechanical equipment. For example, equipment blockage, misalignment of machine axis, etc. This leads to overload and even congestion of brushless motors
2. Due to the harsh working conditions of the motor, such as poor ventilation, high ambient temperature, and reasons such as mechanical failures of the motor causing overheating and reduced insulation level of the brushless motor, or even short circuits.
3. Due to poor power supply network quality, such as low voltage and three-phase imbalance, the motor current increases.
Therefore, in order to prevent the overload problem of brushless motors, attention should be paid to factors such as usage methods and usage environment to ensure voltage stability and improve motor efficiency.
