Electrically-driven demolition robot and power supply system thereof
A demolition robot, electric drive technology, applied in the direction of mechanically driven excavators/dredgers, motor speed or torque control, electric vehicles, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to supply the power grid current of the demolition robot, and the lack of low-voltage power distribution grid And other issues
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[0019] figure 1 Shown is an electrically driven demolition robot 1 designed as a remote controlled demolition robot, powered via a cable 2 . The demolition robot requires a relatively large energy supply, and in order to be able to supply it with the required power, the power distribution grid normally supplies a grid current of eg 32A at a voltage of 400V. The grid is equipped with fuses to handle these power demands. A remote controlled demolition robot of this type is manufactured and marketed under the trademark "BROKK", and on this demolition robot the operator 3 walks up to the machine and with the aid of a portable control unit 4 carried on the body by a belt or harness or a remote The control unit controls and operates it. The control unit 4 includes control levers, buttons and knobs, through their influence and settings the demolition robot can be made to perform the required actions, or through the input of data, the demolition robot can be provided with the requir...
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