Patents
Literature
Patsnap Copilot is an intelligent assistant for R&D personnel, combined with Patent DNA, to facilitate innovative research.
Patsnap Copilot

1179 results about "Power rating" patented technology

In electrical engineering and mechanical engineering, the power rating of equipment is the highest power input allowed to flow through particular equipment. According to the particular discipline, the term "power" may refer to the electrical or mechanical power. A power rating can also involve average and maximum power, which may vary depending on the kind of equipment and its application.

Method for determining pump flow without the use of traditional sensors

A technique for determining pump flow without using traditional sensors features steps and modules for creating a calibrated power curve at closed valve conditions at several speeds; calculating coefficients from a normalized power curve based on a pump's power ratio; and solving a polynomial power equation for flow at the current operating point. The calibrated power curve may be created by increasing the speed of the pump from a minimum speed to a maximum speed and operating the pump with a closed discharge valve. This data is used to correct published performance for shutoff power and best efficiency point power at rated speed in order to determine the pump's power ratio. It is also used to accurately determine closed valve power at the current operating speed. The pump's power ratio is determined by the equation: Pratio=Pshutoff @100%/PBEP<sub2>—</sub2>corr. The polynomial power equation may, for example, include a 3rd order polynomial equation developed using coefficients from the normalized power versus flow curve, and corrections may be made for speed, hydraulic efficiency and specific gravity in the polynomial power equation. Complex roots may be determined to solve the 3rd order polynomial equation using either Muller's method or some other suitable method, and the calculated actual flow may be determined for a specific operating point.
Owner:ITT MFG ENTERPRISES LLC

Multi-segment anode target for an x-ray tube of the rotary anode type with each anode disk segment having its own anode inclination angle with respect to a plane normal to the rotational axis of the rotary anode and x-ray tube comprising a rotary anode with such a multi-segment anode target

The present invention refers to X-ray tubes for use in imaging applications with an improved power rating and, more particularly, to a multi-segment anode target (102′) for an X-ray based scanner system using an X-ray tube of the rotary anode type, said X-ray tube comprising a rotatably supported essentially disk-shaped rotary anode (102) with an anode target (102′) for emitting X-radiation when being exposed to an electron beam (105a) incident on a surface of said anode target (102′), wherein said rotary anode disk (102) is divided into at least two anode disk segments (102a and 102b) with each of said anode disk segments having a conical surface inclined by a distinct acute angle (α) with respect to a plane normal to the rotational axis (103a) of said rotary anode disk (102) and thus having its own focal track width. A control unit for pulsing the electron beam (105a) is provided which is adapted for pulsing the electron beam (105a) such that the electron beam has a duty cycle which takes on its switched on state only when incident on a selectable anode disk segment (102a or 102b) with an inclination angle (α) from a given angular range or on a anyone from a selectable set of these anode disk segments (102a or 102b). Controlling the electron beam's pulse sequence thereby allows to select the optimal segment of the focal spot track (106b) with the smallest possible inclination angle (α) dependent on the angular size (β) of a desired field of view and helps to achieve a maximum brightness of the focal spot (106) as well as a maximized power rating. An advantage of the invention consists in an enhanced image quality compared to conventional rotary anodes as known from the prior art.
Owner:KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NV

Rotational speed and torque control device and method of wind turbine generator set

ActiveCN102635499AEasy to implement flexible switchingReduce speedWind motor controlMachines/enginesConstant powerAngular degrees
The invention discloses a rotational speed and torque control method of a wind turbine generator set. Under the situation that the measured rotational speed of a power generator is higher than the rated rotational speed and the measured power exceeds the rated power, the torque is switched from a PI (proportional-integral) control way to a constant power control way; under the situation that the pitch angle is smaller than the optimal pitch angle and the measured rotational speed is lowered below the rated rotational speed, the toque is converted from the constant power control way to the PI control way; and the pitch angle is controlled in a PI control parameter non-linear adjustment way, and the pitch control is in an activated state within the whole normal working rotational speed range. According to the rotational speed and torque control method of the wind turbine generator set provided by the invention, the problem of greater fluctuation in the rotational speed caused by desynchrony of the two types of control can be avoided by changing control target points of two controllers in a transition region, the transition region is improved from the original points to a curve, the flexible switching of the control states is easier to realize, and the stability in operation of the unit and the power output of the unit can be ensured.
Owner:CSIC CHONGQING HAIZHUANG WINDPOWER EQUIP
Who we serve
  • R&D Engineer
  • R&D Manager
  • IP Professional
Why Eureka
  • Industry Leading Data Capabilities
  • Powerful AI technology
  • Patent DNA Extraction
Social media
Try Eureka
PatSnap group products