Energy Savings with a VFD on Variable or Constant Torque Loads

This video covers the difference between variable torque and constant torque loads and the energy savings that can be found. This is one of the huge benefits of using a variable frequency drive.
Variable frequency drives can also be called variable speed drive (VSD), adjustable speed drive (ASD), adjustable speed drive (ASD), inverters, and AC drives
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[@luckyokey4095]

Good one

[@hemantamohanta3629]

Very good

[@yilehuli]

Very good.

[@ZackHartle]

Thanks!

[@yilehuli]

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[@ZackHartle]

@@yilehuli Thank you very much!

[@user-om7jp2zi4v]

I realized he must be smart when he started writing from right to left on the glass.

[@kunalblack]

So for variable torque the relation between torque and speed is "Torque varies as The square of speed" ?

[@dhiruiitk]

Yes, This is valid for fans, centrifugal pumps etc.