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As a designated manufacturer of rectifiers by the former Ministry of Machinery Industry, we specialize in the production of electrolytic and electrochemical rectifiers. We have numerous production achievements and rich manufacturing experience in the electrolytic copper industry.

GYF-2000A/31V

Hot-dip galvanized rectifier

Arc zinc spraying is a metal surface anti-corrosion spraying technology. It uses double-line arc spraying. The arc generated by short-circuiting a direct current power supply melts the zinc wire, and then the high-pressure gas produced by an air compressor sprays the melted zinc ions onto the metal surface, forming a zinc ion protective film on the protected workpiece. The working principle is described as follows: Two wire materials used for spraying are continuously introduced into the nozzle of the spray gun by the wire feeding mechanism. The two ends of the spray gun are connected to the positive and negative poles of the zinc spraying rectifier. The tips of the wire materials are joined at a certain Angle at the outlet of the spray gun. When the wire feeding machine is connected, the two ends of the wire materials short-circuit at the outlet of the spray gun to generate an electric arc. The high temperature of the electric arc melts the wire materials. If the arc burns stably, the wire feeder continuously pushes the wire forward. The front end of the spray gun is equipped with a nozzle that outputs high-pressure air. Under the action of the air compressor, the compressed air continuously sprays out high-pressure gas. The molten metal particles are atomized under the action of the high-pressure gas flow and are quickly sprayed onto the surface of the substrate and solidified to form a coating. The process of arc spraying can roughly be divided into three parts: the melting and atomization stage of the wire material; The flight stage of molten metal particles; The particles are sprayed onto the substrate and enter the stage of accumulation and solidification. Controlling the movement speed of the wire feeding mechanism can alter the DC output current, thereby changing the size of the molten metal particles sprayed onto the workpiece.

KGPS-160KW

Medium Frequency Heating Power Supply for Locomotive Wheel rims

A medium-frequency power supply is a power device that converts a 50-hertz industrial frequency power supply into the required frequency through a thyristor inverter. It is widely applied in industrial fields such as smelting, induction heating, metal surface quenching, forging, smelting, precision casting, welding, and piping. The KGPS series medium frequency power supply I produce adopts the most advanced control technology and production process in China at present. It has the following features:<br /> 1.Digital circuits, as the control core, have the advantages of strong control ability, good anti-interference performance, and few peripheral discrete components. The entire control circuit is installed on a 268mmx225mm printed circuit board, and the number of connections with the main circuit is reduced to only twenty-seven. The main components are all imported parts and are assembled after strict aging and screening, so the reliability is very high.<br /> 2. The control board eliminates the large-sized synchronous transformer and various other control transformers in the rectifier circuit. It does not recognize the phase sequence, further simplifying the overall circuit and reducing the equipment volume. It also has a complete set of multiple protection measures such as overcurrent, overvoltage, phase loss and low water pressure. The protection action is rapid. Once a circuit fault occurs, the system can act in a very short time to reliably protect the thyristor and capacitor from damage.<br /> 3. It adopts zero-voltage swept-frequency soft start and a dual closed-loop regulation system with current negative feedback and voltage negative feedback, enabling the power supply to start reliably in actual use. It has excellent current and voltage cut-off effects and features no impact during start-up and constant power regulation.

KGLF11-450A/170V

Synchronous motor

The KGLF11 thyristor excitation device is suitable for constant excitation of synchronous motors starting under heavy or light loads, and is also applicable for excitation of small generators. This device has the following features:<br /> 1.The rotor circuit of the synchronous motor adopts a three-phase fully controlled rectifier bridge fixed excitation circuit, maintaining the inherent starting characteristics of the synchronous motor.<br /> 2. There is no direct electrical connection with the stator circuit of the synchronous motor. Therefore, the synchronous motor can be designed as high-voltage (3-6-10KV) or low-voltage (380V) according to the conditions of the power grid, and full-voltage starting or reduced-voltage starting is not restricted.<br /> 3.When starting a synchronous motor at full voltage, when its speed reaches sub-synchronous, excitation can be put into operation with a rotor slip of 5% to 4% in the forward polarity to drag the synchronous generator motor into synchronous mode. Alternatively, excitation operation can be delayed for a certain period of time after the motor is connected to the power grid.<br /> 4. For a synchronous motor starting with reduced voltage, when the rotor speed reaches about 90% of the synchronous speed, the reduced voltage starting reactance or resistance is automatically disconnected, and the full voltage is automatically engaged to accelerate the start-up of the synchronous motor to sub-synchronous speed. The excitation is carried out in a stepwise manner with a slip of 5% to 4%, thus pulling the synchronous motor into synchronous operation. <br />5. When the grid voltage fluctuates, it features negative voltage feedback and automatically maintains a basically constant excitation. When the grid voltage drops to a certain percentage, it suddenly intensifies the excitation, with a strong excitation time of 10 seconds or 40 seconds.

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