The Brushless Motors (PM Motors) 750 W for Improved Efficiency in Tableware Disinfection and Storage Machines

Industries Food manufacturing and packaging
Process and Equipment Name Tableware disinfection and storage machine
Issue Space saving, energy saving, efficiency

Larger Cabinet Size and Energy Saving for Tableware Disinfection and Storage Machine

Existing Problems/Requests

  • The three-phase AC motor 750 W used for the hot air circulation of tableware disinfection and storage machines is large and heavy.
  • The three-phase AC motors make narrow the cabinet space.
  • For the development of new models, we want to increase processing power by effectively using space while maintaining the size of the chassis.

Solution: Space Optimization and Energy Savings in Tableware Disinfection and Storage Machines

A tableware disinfection and storage machine is an equipment that contains cookware, tableware and disinfects them with hot air. One of the key challenges in developing new models of tableware disinfection and storage machines is to increase efficiency while maintaining the same size of the enclosure. By replacing the three-phase AC motor used in the vhot air circulation with a brushless motor (PM motor) 750 W, increasing the internal cabinet size while maintaining the enclosure size and energy savings can also be achieved.

Smaller Motors for Greater Efficiency

Brushless motors (PM motor) use permanent magnets in the rotor, making them highly efficient and generating less heat. The low heat generation enables a fanless structure.   Compared to AC motors of the same output power, the round shaft type is compact and lightweight, with a frame size of 104 mm, a length of 130 mm, and a mass of 3.8 kg.   This allows for increased processing capacity and efficiency by increasing the internal cabinet size while maintaining the enclosure size.

Example of Downsizing With the 750 W Brushless Motor (PM Motor)

Industrial motor on circular platform
Conventional three-phase AC Motor
Industrial motor on circular platform (green, with light effect)
Brushless Motor (PM Motor) 750 W

Size and Mass Comparison With Three-phase AC Motor of the Same Output Power

Comparative diagram of brushless motor and AC motor. A fanless brushless motor (750 W, mass 3.8 kg, width 130 mm) is located at the top; a three-phase-phase AC motor with fan (750 W, mass approx. 14 kg, width approx. 220 mm) at the bottom. Labeled to indicate a size reduction of 90 mm and a mass reduction of 10.2 kg

Motor Size (mm)

Motor dimensions. 3D diagonal view of the motor body, which is rectangular in shape, 110 mm in height, 216 mm in depth, and 110 mm in width, with a 22 mm diameter output shaft on the front. Each dimension is clearly marked with arrows and numerical values.

Parallel Shaft Gearhead

Mass: 6.8 kg

Dimensions of motor with reducer. 3D diagonal view with dimensions of 218 mm in height, with the reducer being 104 mm in height, 104 mm in width, and 202 mm in depth, and with a 25 mm diameter output shaft on the front. Each dimension is clearly marked with arrows and numerical values.

Hollow Shaft Flat Gearhead

Mass: 8.4 kg

Motor dimensions. 3D diagonal view of the motor body with dimensions of 104 mm in height, 104 mm in width, 130 mm in depth, and has a 16 mm diameter output shaft on the front. Each dimension is clearly marked with arrows and numerical values.

Round Shaft

Mass: 3.8 kg

IE5 High-Efficiency Motors That Reduce Electricity Costs and CO2 Emissions

The 750 W brushless motor (PM motor) is a high-efficiency motor that meets the standards of the IE5*. It contributes to reducing electricity costs and CO2 emissions.

  • *Efficiency standard value (%) for speed control motors (rated speed 1801-6000 r/min) based on the international standard IEC TS 60034-30-2.

Energy-Saving Effect (Reference Value for 1 Unit)

Electricity costs and CO2 emissions can be reduced compared to 750 W induction motor (IE3).

Brushless Motor 750 W
+ Inverter
IE3 Standard Value (82.5 %)*
Induction Motor 750 W
Annual Reduction
Annual Electricity Consumption Approx. 7400 kWh/year Approx. 7960 kWh/year Reduced by 560 kWh/year
Annual Electricity Cost Approx. 167,800 JPY/year Approx. 180,600 JPY/year Reduced by 12,800 JPY/year
Annual CO2 Emissions Approx. 3380 kg/year Approx. 3640 kg/year Reduced by 260 kg/year
  • *Efficiency standard value (%) for induction motors (4 poles, 50 Hz) based on the international standard IEC 60034-30-1.

[Operating Conditions]
Operating Hours: 24 hours/day, 365 days/year
Unit Price of Electricity: 22.68 JPY/kWh
CO2 Emission Factor: 0.457 kg-CO2/kWh

Inverter Drive Compatible

Brushless motor (PM motor) 750 W is a three-phase motor that can be controlled in combination with an inverter (only inverters that can be combined with PM motors can be used).
This has the advantages of enabling speed control (300 to 4000 r/min), the use of functions available in the inverter, and network control by using a network-compatible inverter. In addition, the inverters currently in use can be used without modification, which will reduce the time and effort required for installation and modification.

Note

Combinable inverters are inverters that can be combined with PM motors.

Connecting Brushless Motor 750 W With Inverters From Other Manufacturers

Combination characteristics data and reference parameters for inverters from other manufacturers are available.
Refer to our website for details.

Proposed Product: Brushless Motor (PM Motor) 750 W

3D external view of the motor product. Three types of motors are arranged in an oblique view: a motor with reducer at the top, a compact motor at the bottom left, and a standard motor at the bottom right. Each motor shows the appearance of an industrial motor with an output shaft and flange-mounting surface.

Output Shaft Type

  • Parallel Shaft Gearhead
  • Hollow Shaft Flat Gearhead
  • Round Shaft Type

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