US4625159A
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Control apparatus for elevator
Assignee: Mitsubishi Electric Corp
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Filing: 1985-12-23
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Granted: 1986-11-25
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Expires: 2005-12-23
Abstract
Abstract A voltage detector detects the terminal voltage of a smoothing capacitor which is disposed between a converter for generating direct current and an inverter for generating alternating current. The presence and magnitude of regenerative power to the converter is judged by the detecting operation, and when the terminal voltage of the smoothing capacitor has risen, a power control device decreases the slip of an induction motor in succession, whereby the regenerative power is suppressed to zero.
Inventors
- 👤 Hiroyuki Ikejima
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-29 22:32
CPC Classifications
B; B66; B66B; B66B1/00; B66B1/24; B66B1/28; B66B1/30; H; H02; H02P; H02P23/00; H02P23/08
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
199 words
In a control apparatus for an elevator wherein an inverter is connected to a D.C. power source to change D.C. power into A.C. power, and an induction power is driven by the A.C. power so as to operate a cage; a control apparatus for an elevator comprising a first inverter control command generation portion which controls a torque of said induction motor with a slip frequency command signal that corresponds to a deviation between a speed command signal and a speed signal of said induction motor, regenerative power detection means to detect whether or not electric power which is regenerated from said induction motor to the D.C. power source side is null, a second inverter control command generation portion which delivers a slip frequency command of making null the electric power that is regenerated to said D.C. power source side, on the basis of an output signal of said regenerative power detection means and the speed signal, and a switching device which operates said first inverter control command generation portion when the slip frequency command signals is plus and which switches the operation to said second inverter control command generation portion when the slip frequency command signal is minus.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
199 words
In a control apparatus for an elevator wherein an inverter is connected to a D.C. power source to change D.C. power into A.C. power, and an induction power is driven by the A.C. power so as to operate a cage; a control apparatus for an elevator comprising a first inverter control command generation portion which controls a torque of said induction motor with a slip frequency command signal that corresponds to a deviation between a speed command signal and a speed signal of said induction motor, regenerative power detection means to detect whether or not electric power which is regenerated from said induction motor to the D.C. power source side is null, a second inverter control command generation portion which delivers a slip frequency command of making null the electric power that is regenerated to said D.C. power source side, on the basis of an output signal of said regenerative power detection means and the speed signal, and a switching device which operates said first inverter control command generation portion when the slip frequency command signals is plus and which switches the operation to said second inverter control command generation portion when the slip frequency command signal is minus.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
55 words
A control apparatus for an elevator as defined in claim 1, wherein said second inverter control command generation portion stores slips corresponding to predictive changes of a primary resistance and a secondary resistance of said induction motor, and it delivers a proper frequency command signal according to the output of said regenerative power detection means.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
31 words
A control apparatus for an elevator as defined in claim 1, wherein said regenerative power detection means is a voltage detector which detects an output voltage of said D.C. power source.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
56 words
A control apparatus for an elevator as defined in claim 1, wherein a capacitor for smoothing the output of said D.C. power source is disposed between said D.C. power source and said inverter, and said regenerative power detection means detects a voltage of said capacitor, thereby to detect whether or not the regenerative power is null.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
46 words
A control apparatus for an elevator as defined in claim 1, wherein said second inverter control command generation portion changes the slip frequency command to be smaller in succession and then delivers it as the regenerative power detected by said regenerative power detection means rises more.
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