一、Product Overview
The "GX-JC02C T68 Machine Tool Circuit Practical Training and Assessment Equipment" is an experimental equipment developed for teaching and assessment of electrical control content in electrical, automation and related majors, social electrician training, maintenance electrician appraisal institutes (stations) in various counties and cities, as well as vocational schools. Can be used for classroom demonstrations, machine tool electrical control principle operations, and experimental internships. Due to the use of actual electrical appliances, the equipment can be used as an internship equipment for machine tool electrical maintenance in social electrician vocational training, and also as a selected equipment for vocational qualification training and assessment. Improve students' hands-on abilities and overcome the weaknesses of being able to only teach on actual equipment, high costs, and difficulty in achieving teaching objectives in the past. At the same time, effective equipment has been provided for high-level maintenance skill training, achieving the goal of low cost and significant teaching effectiveness. This device is applicable to the simulation of electrical control of T68 horizontal boring machine and the skill assessment of electrical troubleshooting of T68 horizontal boring machine.
二、Technical Parameter
1)Input power supply: three-phase four wire (~380V ± 10% 50Hz)；
2)Working environment: temperature -10 ℃~+40 ℃, relative humidity<85% (25 ℃), altitude<4000m；
3)Device capacity: ＜ 1KVA；
4)Boundary dimension: 1410mm × 725mm × 1535mm。
三、Practical training projects
1.Students are familiar with the mechanisms and principles of commonly used low-voltage electrical appliances
2.In the electrical principle graphical model mode, students can find out the fault point on a certain line through measurement with the aid of principle analysis
3.Improve students' hands-on skills and operational levels
4.Complete the troubleshooting of common machine tool faults by troubleshooting machine tools
5.Fault points can be set as a skill assessment platform for maintenance electricians
