220v single phase 50HzWhat would you use to supply 60kW?
My employer wants to use this in a chemical project for plating parts ...... If there are motors or compressors as loads, as in air conditioning, you might want to increase the anticipated generator capacity to 100 KVA in order to avoid voltage sag during peak usage. A certain fraction of any inductive load is going to be reactive in nature.
I want to build an AC Current source that have range between 0 to 500a in maximum 120v.
I have no idea how or is it possible or not.
Then your employer needs to hire a competent engineer who already knows how to do this stuff, and not leave it to someone who has no idea how and has to ask on a public forum. You are in WAY over your head and dealing with voltages and power levels that are potentially lethal.My employer wants to use this in a chemical project for plating parts ...
You mention a plating application for your boss, isn't this a industrial application? If so, a plant generally has access to a higher power service than a residential kind, and generally much higher voltage source.220v single phase 50Hz
No, they told me that need AC source power for a new method.Do you need to convert the previously mentioned 220 volt AC to DC?
Maybe this is it. I am not fully informed. They asked me for AC variable current source.Do you mean Pulse Plating in stead of AC plating?
https://www.royalcircuits.com/blog/dc-vs-pulse-plating-for-beginners/
Yes this is an industrial application but they would rather to use simple 220v AC source power. what do you suggest?You mention a plating application for your boss, isn't this a industrial application? If so, a plant generally has access to a higher power service than a residential kind, and generally much higher voltage source.
This is not an application you would see in a residential area, at least in this country.
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