Low Starting Current Motor Matching Reduces Impact Load for Factory Power Distribution Systems Worldwide

Many environmental protection workshops and electroplating production lines arrange dozens of anti-corrosion pumps to operate synchronously. When multiple pumps start up at the same time, instantaneous surge current will cause sharp voltage fluctuation of the factory’s public power grid, resulting in tripping of air switches and abnormal shutdown of other precision production equipment.

Yida optimizes the stator winding design of supporting motors for the whole pump series to effectively lower the instantaneous starting current value. The motor realizes soft startup characteristics under rated load, greatly weakening the instantaneous impact on the factory power grid. Even when multiple pump units are started in groups, the fluctuation range of the overall power load can be controlled within a safe standard range.

This optimization protects the stable operation of central power distribution equipment of global manufacturing plants, avoids unexpected production suspension caused by power supply tripping, and improves the stability of the whole factory’s electrical system operation.