Fault phenomenon: after the equipment is started, when the power rises to a certain value, the equipment is prone to overcurrent protection action, sometimes burning out the thyristor components and restarting, and the phenomenon remains the same.

Fault phenomenon: it can be started, but it stops immediately after starting, and the equipment is in the state of repeated starting.

Fault phenomenon: it is difficult to start. After starting, the intermediate frequency voltage is more than twice the DC voltage, and the DC current is too large.

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Fault phenomenon: it is difficult to start. After starting, the intermediate frequency voltage is more than twice the DC voltage, and the DC current is too large.

1. The current I flowing through the inductor in the series inverter circuit is close to the active current, so I is very small, and the electrical loss caused by I in the inductor resistance is very small.

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the thyristor intermediate frequency device is composed of controllable or uncontrollable rectifier, filter, inverter and some control and protection circuits.

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Fault phenomenon: the equipment cannot be started. When starting, only DC ammeter has indication, and DC voltage and intermediate frequency voltmeter have no indication.

When the inverter circuit breaks down, it is considered that the medium frequency protection circuit is started and the inverter circuit is damaged.

The most common fault phenomenon of medium frequency furnace in use is that it cannot be started normally. The following lists the common causes and detection methods of failure to start: