ABB's ACS 6000 medium voltage drive is the best solution for high-power applications, known for its high quality and reliability. This drive features a modular design that allows for flexible configuration to meet different application needs. It can control multiple motors and provides the most efficient solution. The ACS 6000 drive is widely used in industries such as cement, mining, chemical, shipbuilding, metal, pulp and paper, power generation, and water supply.
The ACS 6000 is a modular medium‑voltage AC drive for 3 – 27 MW applications. It supports single‑motor and multi‑motor configurations via a common DC bus and offers high efficiency, reliability and compact size. The drive uses IGCT power semiconductors and a Direct‑Torque‑Control (DTC) platform for fast, smooth torque and speed control.
The brochure lists typical applications (cement, mining, chemicals, ship propulsion, etc.), technical highlights such as fuse‑less operation, encoder‑free motor control, and detailed electrical and mechanical data. Contact information for ABB offices worldwide is provided at the end. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Output power range | 3 – 27 MVA (single INU up to 11 MVA, up to 30 MVA with multiple INUs) |
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| Input voltage (50/60 Hz) | 2 × 1725 V (12‑pulse) ±10 % (optional 2 × 1650 V, 3160 V, 3000 V, 3300 V) |
| Rated output voltage | 3.0 – 3.3 kV (optionally 2.3 kV for ship use) |
| Efficiency (rated load) | > 98.5 % (induction motor), > 97.7 % (synchronous motor) |
| Input power factor | 0.96 (adjustable to 1.0 with option) |
The ACS 6000 uses IGCT (integrated gate-commutated thyristor) devices for high‑power, medium‑voltage applications.
No, the ACS 6000 is designed with a fuse‑less architecture, reducing spare parts and allowing rapid restart after over‑current trips.
The drive employs Direct‑Torque‑Control (DTC), providing high torque and speed performance with low losses.
Yes, the ACS 6000 can run without an encoder, reducing maintenance cost and improving availability.