Re: [TCML] RSG Electrical Connections

[jeremyee@xxxxxxxx]

If it is specifically for control purposes, could I run separate hots and but then a common common? I am assuming that you want the supply going to the motor filtered as well in case a streamer makes its way to the motor. Thanks for the responses!

Jeremy


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Subject :Re: [TCML] RSG Electrical Connections
From  :mailto:glau1024@xxxxxxxxx
Date  :Thu Feb 17 21:14:40 America/New_York 2011


There's no issue with radiated emissions.  However, they should not share
power connections, because you MUST control the NST and motor separately,
thereby requiring separate wires.  For instance, you'll probably want to
control the power to the NST through a Variac, and you'll want to control
the RSG motor with a different Variac, and NEVER allow the RSG speed to go
below ~ 60BPS with power also going to the NST (assuming an async RSG).

Regards, Gary Lau
MA, USA

On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 8:13 PM, <jeremyee@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hey guys and gals,
>   Had a question that I am having a hard time finding the answer to. I am
> trying to figure out if a certain connection scheme for powering the motor
> of my RSG. I was wanting to share the 120 V power connection between my NST
> bank and my RSG motor.  Is there anything less than desirable in doing this
> (ie risk of damaging the motor) or should this be ok? If I do need to run
> separate power connections to these can the wires be contained in the same
> cable (or would there be radiated emission effects that might cause
> problems)? Thanks a lot in advance!
>
> Jeremy
> Cincinnati, OH
> Sent from my BlackBerry device from Cincinnati Bell Wireless
>
>
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