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Electric Machinery (EM) induction motors have been specifically designed and manufactured for the most severe industrial applications, such as heavy duty fans, pumps, refiners, compressors, crushers and grinding mill drives. Rotor cage bars The oxygen-free copper alloy cage bars are silver brazed into special milled pocket joints in the circular end rings. The end ring joints provide greater contact and locking than other methods of attaching end rings. Each joint is ultrasonically inspected to obtain the highest quality. The ultrasonic test for his application was developed by EM engineers. This permits higher heat absorption capacity for starting high inertia loads. Rotor laminations Low loss, non-segmental rotor laminations are tightly anchored to the shaft. Each lamination is individually insulated to minimize stray losses. Rotor shaft The shaft will be forged steel or rolled steel, accurately machined and smoothly finished where required Bearings Roller, sleeve or tilt pad bearings are designed to match the application. Lubrication of sleeve bearings is achieved through either ring lubrication or a combination of ring and forced lubrication. Extra large bearing oil reservoirs ensure a clean oil supply to the bearings. Special bearing designs available for vertical applications. Rotor Rotor construction Heavy-duty rotor construction is designed for adequate torque, high thermal capacity, mechanical rigidity, low noise level, and smooth operation. The assembled rotor is accurately machined and balanced for smooth operation. Ranges Ranges Output: 2,000 to 25,000 HP Speed: 200 to 3,600 RPM Voltage: 2,300 to 13,800 VAC Advantages Simple and Rugged Design Low Cost Higher Starting Torque Capability Minimal Maintenance Induction Motors Horizontal and Vertical Induction motor driving a centrifugal compressor.
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Page 1: Horizontal and Vertical - WEGecatalog.weg.net/files/wegnet/WEG-induction-motors... ·  · 2013-04-03Induction Motors Horizontal and Vertical WARRANTY Induction Motors ... large induction

Electric Machinery (EM) induction motors have beenspecifically designed and manufactured for the most severeindustrial applications, such as heavy duty fans, pumps, refiners,compressors, crushers and grinding mill drives.

• Rotor cage bars The oxygen-free copper alloy cage bars are silver brazed into special milled pocket joints in the circular end rings. The end ring joints provide greater contact and locking than other methods of attaching end rings. Each joint is ultrasonically inspected to obtain the highest quality. The ultrasonic test for his application was developed by EM engineers. This permits higher heat absorption capacity for starting high inertia loads.

• Rotor laminations Low loss, non-segmental rotor laminations are tightly anchored to the shaft. Each lamination is individually insulated to minimize stray losses.

• Rotor shaft The shaft will be forged steel or rolled steel, accurately machined and smoothly finished where required

Bearings• Roller, sleeve or tilt pad bearings are designed to match the application.

• Lubrication of sleeve bearings is achieved through either ring lubrication or a combination of ring and forced lubrication.

• Extra large bearing oil reservoirs ensure a clean oil supply to the bearings. Special bearing designs available for vertical applications.

Rotor• Rotor construction Heavy-duty rotor construction is designed for adequate torque, high thermal capacity, mechanical rigidity, low noise level, and smooth operation. The assembled rotor is accurately machined and balanced for smooth operation.

RangesRangesOutput: 2,000 to 25,000 HPSpeed: 200 to 3,600 RPMVoltage: 2,300 to 13,800 VAC

Advantages• Simple and Rugged Design• Low Cost• Higher Starting Torque Capability• Minimal Maintenance

Induction MotorsHorizontal and Vertical

WARRANTY

Induction MotorsHorizontal and Vertical

Rotor• Rotor construction

Heavy-duty rotor construction is designed for adequate torque, high thermal capacity, mechanical rigidity, low noise level, and smooth operation. The assembled rotor is accurately machined and balanced for smooth operation.

• Rotor cage bars The oxygen-free copper alloy cage bars are silver brazed into special milled pocket joints in the circular end rings. The end ring joints provide greater contact and locking than other methods of attaching end rings. Each joint is ultrasonically inspected to obtain the highest quality. The ultrasonic test for this application was developed by EM engineers. This permits higher heat absorption capacity for starting high inertia loads.

• Rotor laminations Low loss, non-segmental rotor laminations are tightly anchored to the shaft. Each lamination is individually insulated to minimize stray losses.

• Rotor shaft The shaft will be forged steel or rolled steel, accurately machined and smoothly finished where required.

Bearings• Roller, sleeve or tilt pad bearings are

designed to match the application.

• Lubrication of sleeve bearings is achieved through either ring lubrication or a combination of ring and forced lubrication.

• Extra large bearing oil reservoirs ensure a clean oil supply to the bearings. Special bearing designs available for vertical applications.

Converteam Electric Machinery (EM) induction motors have been specifically designed and manufactured for the most severe industrial applications, such as heavy duty fans, pumps, refiners, compressors, crushers and grinding mill drives.

Induction motor driving a centrifugal compressor.

RangesOutput: 2,000 to 25,000 HP Speed: 200 to 3,600 RPM Voltage: 2,300 to 13,800 VAC

Advantages• Simple and Rugged Design• Low Cost• Higher Starting Torque Capability• Minimal Maintenance

Page 2: Horizontal and Vertical - WEGecatalog.weg.net/files/wegnet/WEG-induction-motors... ·  · 2013-04-03Induction Motors Horizontal and Vertical WARRANTY Induction Motors ... large induction

Stator• Stator construction The stator is composed of a supporting structure, a core of electrical laminations and insulated windings. High grade silicon steel laminations that build up the core are precision punched from core-plated sheets. Pressed and held between end plates, these laminations are stacked in the support structure and spaced for radial ventilation to ensure even cooling throughout the core. The frame is welded and machined to withstand stresses exerted by electrical and mechanical forces in the core and provide low vibration levels.

• Stator winding insulation The Duraguard™ insulation system is a vacuum pressure impregnated epoxy-mica insulation system that provides Class F thermal capability, outstanding dielectric properties, superior moisture and chemical resistance and the superb mechanical integrity of an epoxy resin system. It is a sealed insulation system capable of passing the water immersion test as specified by NEMA MG 1 and IEEE 115. Abrasion-resistant coating is available for protection in demanding environments.

Industry standardsElectric Machinery manufactures synchronous motors to meet all current industry standards including NEMA MG 1, IEEE 112, IEC 60034, API 541 and ISO 9001 standards. Motors can be designed to match your existing machines space limitations, shaft heights, and mounting foot locations to minimize installation costs.

EnclosureTypical motor enclosures include DPG(IC01/IP22), WP I (IC01/IPW23), WP II(IC01/IPW24), TEFV (IC31/37/IP44), TEWAC(IC817/IP54), and TEAAC (IC611/616/IP54).

ApplicationTypical motor applications includeextruders, fans, pumps, mixers andcompressors.

ExperienceEM has over a century of experience indesigning, manufacturing and servicinglarge induction motors.

Service, Support & UpgradesElectric Machinery EM provides 24/7 sup-port from initial design studies, manufac-turing and commissioning to after-sales and service through a network of regionalbusiness centers.

Thanks to our experience with equipmentof all types and generations our highlyqualified teams provide a completelifecycle support to your equipment. AtElectric Machinery EM we are committed to a pro-active management of your systems.

Our scope of services includes:

• Installation, commissioning and start-up

• Maintenance and field support

• Spares/replacement parts

• Rebuilds and rewinds

• Refurbishment/replacement

• Technical support.

Electric Machinery800 Central Avenue NEMinneapolis, Minnesota 55413United StatesTel: +1 612 378 8000Fax: +1 612 378 8051www.electricmachinery.com

© Electric Machinery 2011. Publication NA.10055.gb.01-11.01. Electric Machinery, the Electric Machinery logo and any version thereof are trademarks and service marks of Electric Machinery.The other names mentioned, registered or not, are the property of their respective companies.

WARRANTY

Stator• Stator construction

The stator is composed of a supporting structure, a core of electrical laminations and insulated windings. High grade silicon steel laminations that build up the core are precision punched from core-plated sheets. Pressed and held between end plates, these laminations are stacked in the support structure and spaced for radial ventilation to ensure even cooling throughout the core. The frame is welded and machined to withstand stresses exerted by electrical and mechanical forces in the core and provide low vibration levels.

• Stator winding insulation The Duraguard™ insulation system is a vacuum pressure impregnated epoxy-mica insulation system that provides Class F thermal capability, outstanding dielectric properties, superior moisture and chemical resistance and the superb mechanical integrity of an epoxy resin system. It is a sealed insulation system capable of passing the water immersion test as specified by NEMA MG 1 and IEEE 112. Abrasion-resistant coating is available for protection in demanding environments.

Industry standardsConverteam EM manufactures synchronous motors to meet all current industry standards including NEMA MG 1, IEEE 112, IEC 60034, API 541 and ISO 9001 standards. Motors can be designed to match your existing machines space limitations, shaft heights, and mounting foot locations to minimize installation costs.

EnclosuresTypical motor enclosures include DPG (IC01/IP22), WP I (IC01/IPW23), WP II (IC01/IPW24), TEFV (IC31/37/IP44), TEWAC (IC817/IP54), and TEAAC (IC611/616/IP54).

ApplicationsTypical motor applications include extruders, fans, pumps, mixers and compressors.

ExperienceEM has over a century of experience in designing, manufacturing and servicing large induction motors.

Service, Support & UpgradesConverteam EM provides 24/7 support from initial design studies, manufacturing and commissioning to after-sales and service through a network of regional business centers.

Thanks to our experience with equipment of all types and generations our highly qualified teams provide a complete lifecycle support to your equipment. At Converteam EM we are committed to a pro-active management of your systems.

Simulated placement of rotor bars in milled end ring pockets.

Our scope of services includes:

• Installation, commissioning and start-up

• Maintenance and field support

• Spares/replacement parts

• Rebuilds and rewinds

• Refurbishment/replacement

• Technical support.

Slow speed rotor construction. Vertical motor with TEAAC enclosure.

www.converteam.com

Converteam Electric Machinery800 Central Avenue NEMinneapolis, Minnesota 55413United StatesTel: +1 612 378 8000Fax: +1 612 378 8051

North America Headquarters:Converteam Inc.Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaTel: +1 412 967 0675

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