Output torque and temperature control technologies for an electrical screw press motor

The DSC (direct self control) of speed regulation technology was applied to drive a motor running at a certain overloading ratio in intermittent working conditions. To control motor temperatures rising effectively, a finite element method with an iterative approach was applied to simulate real working conditions and analyze the temperature rising of the inner part of the motor. Application of DSC speed regulation realizes the invariable torque output quickly and avoids the peak current at the start state in favor of the motor temperature decreasing. Based on an analysis with the finite limit method, some effective measures were taken to improve the ability of the motor to expel heat. The overload ability of the motor was improved and the stable motor temperature rising was obtained, fulfilling the demands of electrical screw presses.