ABB ACS 6000 Variable Speed Drive Case Note

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ABB ACS 6000 Variable Speed Drive Case Note - cover page
Brand
ABB
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
645 KB
Published
22 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
ACS6000
MD5 checksum
F04D86EF930EFBEB0843D1BF39B571D2

About this manual

This document presents the ACS 6000 medium‑voltage variable speed drive used to power the Azipod® propulsion system on the US Coast Guard Great Lakes icebreaker. It explains how the drive’s full‑torque capability improves manoeuvrability and operability in heavy ice conditions.

The case note also details the PEBB (Power Electronic Building Block) technology behind the ACS 6000, its modular concept, key technical data, and the benefits such as high reliability, high power density, and reduced noise and vibration.

What's inside

  • Highlights
  • PEBB
  • Benefits
  • Key Data of ACS 6000 family
  • Specifications

Specifications

Inverter typeThree-level Voltage Source Inverter (VSI)
Converter coolingWater cocling
Output voltage8.0 - 3.3 KV (optional: 2.3 kV)
Converter efficiencyTypically > 98.5% (incl. all auxiliaries)
Supported motor typesInduction, synchronous and/or permanent magnet motor
Special featureAvailable as single or multidrive

Frequently asked questions

What technology does the ACS 6000 drive incorporate?

The ACS 6000 incorporates PEBB (Power Electronic Building Block) technology.

What are the main benefits of the PEBB in the ACS 6000?

PEBB provides highest reliability, high power density, and reduced noise and vibration levels.

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