Winkler, Manitoba Canada | Dennis SEND - 1/8/2021 18:56
I am going to have a water tank and pallet racking to hold chemicals shuttles in the corner of a new building and will be filling sprayer there from the one location all the time so instead of a gas motor pump I was thinking about buying an electric motor driven pump, I have 3 phase available there if I run a wire, dultimer book says it is a 7.5 hp, my question is can you easily adjust the speed (kind of like a dial) so I can slow it up while putting chemicals, or are they harder than that to adjust the speed, also since I would have a frequency drive could I just use the single phase power that will be there anyways.
You can setup a VFD with a pot to adjust the speed. You have to double the size of the VFD if you want to run single phase in. Probably cheaper to run a cable.
Edited by WTW 1/8/2021 20:00
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