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Application of Schneider PLC and Frequency Converter in Bridge Crane for Charging

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The hardware configuration of Premium type PLC and ATV71 frequency converter of 110+110T bridge crane for charging for steelmaking of the newly-built area of the No.4 Steel Making and Rolling Plant of Maanshan Iron Steel Co.,Ltd and the current use state are presented.Some failures are analyzed and the improving measures are given.

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The hardware configuration of Premium type PLC and ATV71 frequency converter of 110+110T bridge crane for charging for steelmaking of the newly-built area of the No.4 Steel Making and Rolling Plant of Maanshan Iron Steel Co.,Ltd and the current use state are presented.Some failures are analyzed and the improving measures are given.

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The hardware configuration of Premium type PLC and ATV71 frequency converter of 110+110T bridge crane for charging for steelmaking of the newly-built area of the No.4 Steel Making and Rolling Plant of Maanshan Iron Steel Co.,Ltd and the current use state are presented.Some failures are analyzed and the improving measures are given.

Key concepts: Steelmaking, Bridge (graph theory), Engineering, Automotive engineering, Electrical engineering, Steel mill, Materials science, Metallurgy

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