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@apsingh-UdmQrh • Jul 25, 2009
Hi!
The contents of your query has been noted by me, shall study the same and would get back to you asap.
Would really appreciate if you could please provide me with more details.
Thanks & Cheers!!
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@kashish0711-H4bbxV • Jul 26, 2009
Do you want the supply to be uninterrupted??
or are you ok with system getting off for like 2 minutes when there is no power in a phase???
If you are OK with small interruption then a simple changeover switch will be enough for you, whenever one phase fails, you just change the supply to another pahse and you get the supply back. 😀
or if not then you can still use an automatic changeover switch. It will have a control logic system which will work on sequential timings. I can't provide much knowledge on it directly, I am still very inexperienced, but if you want, I can study and research on it for you. 😀
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@munguti-MnxkmE • Jul 27, 2009
You have to use a PLC which has all three phases fed to it and is programmed in such a way that if one phase fails the other one is connected.
The relays you are talking about will be used as the switches with the plc controlling them.
you have to find a way to detect if a phase is down, here you can also use relays again. -
@lokesh-ravikumar-UMkl5L • May 13, 2010
HI,
Please note that if you are using a PLC then from which phase do we have to give power to PLC. If one of the phase fails, and if that phase the phase given to PLC then the system will fail. I think we will have to give a analog solution to this problem any body can help to develope one such thing. -
@sheikkrm-1XVMBv • May 13, 2010
tell me example for a device working on Transformer Principle but not stationary it should be dynamic device?
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@aj-onduty-BvuwMK • Aug 25, 2010
lokesh ravikumarHI,
Please note that if you are using a PLC then from which phase do we have to give power to PLC. If one of the phase fails, and if that phase the phase given to PLC then the system will fail. I think we will have to give a analog solution to this problem any body can help to develope one such thing.Hello!!! The PLC can be controlled using a seperate battery, dont you think?