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    LEYBOLD DIDACTIC EQUIPMENTS

    PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM GRID-CONNECTED SYSTEM - R2.1.3.1


    DESCRIPTION
    The equipment includes didactic systems for renewable energy which are specially optimized
    for ELWE Technik devices. The grid-connected ELWE Technik photovoltaic system is a
    compact training system with standard industrial components.
    The system comprises:

    Solar panel
    DC load disconnecting switch
    Disconnection device
    Grid feed
    Grid monitoring

    Target Group:
    Training in the installation trade, as well as Master's programmes and technician training.
    Very practical system at an intermediate technical level.
    Knowledge of the principles of solar power systems is a prerequisite.

    Topics:

    Setup and installation of photovoltaic systems


    Commissioning of photovoltaic systems
    Testing of photovoltaic systems
    Efficiency of a photovoltaic system
    Function of the inverter
    Fault response of a photovoltaic systems upon grid failure

    WIND TURBINE GENERATOR, MOBILE, FULL EQUIPMENT SET - R3.2.1.1


    Learning Objectives:

    Function of the single fed asynchronous generator


    Function of the dual fed asynchronous generator

    Experiment bench with asynchronous generator, wind simulator and 4-quadrant frequency
    inverter.
    The trainee first acquires basic knowledge of electrical energy production through
    exploitation of the kinetic energy present in the wind. The trainee learns various common
    methods of connecting the asynchronous generator to the grid to channel energy.

    In particular, the importance of compliance with the correct direction of rotation of the
    generator is a major point of focus and the transition from the motor to the generator with
    increasing speed is explained to the student. At the same time, he or she is supported by the
    measuring instruments that display all required variables
    Target Group:
    This system is suitable for the area of energy technology in technical colleges and universities
    for Bachelor and Master programmes.
    A basic understanding of the asynchronous machine is a prerequisite.

    Topics:

    Direct connection of the stator of an asynchronous short circuited rotor generator to


    the grid.
    Operation of the asynchronous short circuited rotor generator via a 4-quadrant
    inverter with grid-connect capability and full inversion for the stator at a constant
    frequency of 50 Hz
    Operation of the asynchronous short circuited rotor generator via the 4-quadrant
    inverter with full inversion for the stator at different frequencies with a rpm-variable
    method of operation at speeds for the 4-pole generator between approx. 1250 and
    2150 revolutions per minute.
    Use of the generator as dual fed asynchronous generator with connection of the rotor
    via the 4-quadrant inverter to the grid

    BASICS OF ELECTRICAL MACHINES - E2.1.2.1


    The experiments are carried out using the multimedia training system COM3LAB.

    Objectives

    Recognising basic physical principles


    Recording machine characteristics
    Introduction to drive technology

    The equipment set allows students to experiment themselves in a lab equipped with PCs
    using safety extra-low voltage, which presents no hazard. It is also suitable for demonstration
    experiments by teachers. Multimedia software explains and monitors how the experiments
    are carried out.

    The target group is made up of commercial apprentices and students of electrical machine
    technology. The course offers introductory experiments at a simple level and more advanced
    topics for undergraduate education.

    Topics

    Lorentz force
    Machine test system
    Torque/speed characteristics
    DC machines
    Separate excitation/shunt-wound/series-wound machines
    Generator operation
    Power characteristics
    Three-phase machines
    Three-phase windings
    Current and voltage in delta and star (Y) circuits
    Reactance of an AC winding
    Power for a three-phase winding
    Synchronous machines
    Function of a stroboscope
    Asynchronous (induction) machines
    Start-up procedure for three-phase machines
    Manual loading above limit of stability
    Power consumption
    Three-phase drives
    Changing speed by altering stator voltage
    Changing speed by altering synchronous speed
    Changing speed by use of V/f operation
    Stepper motors
    Full steps/half steps

    Electromagnetism & Induction - E2.1.1.1


    The experiments are carried out using the STE plug-in system Electricity/Electronics.

    Objectives

    Recognition of basic physical principles


    Implementation of electrical circuits according to circuit diagrams

    Practically all electrical machines generate torque and forces from the interaction between
    magnetic fields and electric current. The transformation of electricity by transformers also
    requires magnetic fields which change over time. Student experiments on electromagnetism
    and induction therefore form the essential physical basis for understanding electrical
    machines.
    The equipment set incorporates student experiments which can be carried out in a laboratory
    safely using safety extra-low voltage. Experiment instructions are contained in a manual in
    either printed or digital form.

    The target group is made up of students in general or vocational education. The experiments
    are designed as an introduction at a simple level of understanding.

    Topics

    Circuits, conductors and insulators


    Change-over/two-way circuits
    AND and OR circuits
    Measurement of current and voltage
    Ohm's law
    How the resistance of a wire depends on material, length and cross section
    Distribution of voltage along a current-carrying wire (potentiometer)
    Resistors connected in series and parallel
    Batteries connected in series and parallel
    Terminal voltage and internal resistance of a voltage source
    How resistance of a wire depends on temperature
    Fuses, bimetallic switches, thermostats
    Power and work associated with electric current
    Magnetic effect of electric current
    Current carrying conductors in a magnetic field
    Magnetic field of a coil
    Soft iron instruments/magnetic relays/buzzers/speakers
    Electromagnetic induction
    Transformers
    Current and voltage transformation
    Self-induction by a coil
    AC generators, synchronous motors
    Coils and capacitors
    DC resistance and AC impedance of a coil
    Capacitors in DC and AC circuits

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