8.Noise

8.1 Noise be measured based upon JEM 1020

  1. Microphone be placed 1 meter from the  motor at the same height of its shaft.

  2. Make 4 measurements around the motor , and take the average of the obtained values as the noise level.

  3. A-scale be adopted for noise compensation circuit.

8.2 Reflexion from the surrounding (room coefficient) and noise from the surrounding

  Noise measuring should be conducted in the surrounding with minimum reflexion . In a concrete building , space of the room , facilities in the room and the relative positions of machines contribute a great deal to reflexion , which , in turn , influence the measured noise level . Therefore , below the range of 3dB(A), the measured noise level may become louder than actual level.

  When the noise level of the motor equals that of the driven machine , their result is augmented by 3dB; when the difference between them is 6dB, the higher level is augmented by 11dB; when the difference is 10dB, the higher level dominates. Should corrective steps be taken , machine with higher noise level  must be adjusted first.

Check points for routine maintenance

Part To Be Checked Period Of Check Itemes To Be Checked Corrective Steps
Motor Frame Annually vibration Vibration meter, Feeling Find out the cause of abnormal vibration and corrective steps taken.
Annually Noise Hearing, Stethoscopic rod Make a survey of the site.
Annually Temperature of frame Feeling or Thermometer Check power source, load and dust accumulated on fins. Correction be made.
Annually Dirt on the frame ¡@ ¡@
Annually Ventilation Temperature of circulating air, by feeling or thermometer Check and see wheather the inlet and outlet of air are blocked.

Clean the blinds, air nets and air filters.

Power Source Annually Voltage & current Electrical measuring meters Check and see wheather there is any change of the rated value.
Bearing Annually Sound from bearings Stethoscopic rod Grease be supplied and removed as prescribed on nameplate Surface layer and color of the oil.

Look up 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3 for information .

Annually Temperature of bearings Thermometer
Annually Vibration of bearings Feeling or Vibration meter
Timely Discharged grease Color, hardness and foreign bodies.
Annually Oil leakage ¡@
Inside The Motor

Every 6 Months

Mega ohm of windings Megger Periodic cleaning.
Annually Bad odor Open type machine
Annually Dirt Dust, foreign bodies and water.
Others Annually Coupling status Coupling device , belts ougears. Stop the motor for checking.
Annually Protctive device Make sure they are in serviceable condition.
Annually Fastening device Foot-fastening bolts and other fasteners.

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The structure of 3£r induction Motor. Squirrel Cage. Rotor , Enclosed-Ventilated type

1.Bearing bracket 8.Fastening bolts for air guiding plate 15.Shaft hole sealing device 22.Preload spring
2.Fastening bolt for bracket 9.Fastening bolts for bracket 16.Rotor fastening key 23.Air-guiding plate
3.Fastening bolts for air  guiding plate 10.Bearing bracket 17.Rotor core, end-ring & vanes 24.Terminal plate
4.Eye bolt 11.Air guiding plate 18.C-clamp 25.Terminal cover
5.Frame 12.Key at shaft-end 19.Shaft hole sealing device 26.Terminal cover
6.Stator core 13.Shaft 20.Ball bearing, sealed type 27.Terminal fastening bolts
7.Stator winding 14.Ball bearing, sealed type 21.Duster 28.Terminal box

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The structure of 3£r Induction Motor. Squirrel Cage Rotor Totally-Enclosed Fan-Cooled

1.Eye bolt 9.Bearing 17.Inner bearing-cap 25.Outer bearing bracket
2.Stator core 10.Key at shaftend 18.Bearing 26.Bracket
3.T-box 11.Shaft 19.Lock nut 27.Grease nipple
4.Fastening bolts for bracket 12.Lock nut 20.Fastener for fan 28.Fastener for fan hood
5.bracket 13.Fasteners for inner bearing cap 21.Hexagonal head bolts 29.Inner fan
6.Inner bearing cap 14.Grease outlet 22.Lock-washer 30.Fastening ring
7.Greasing Pipe 15.Fastener for outlet cover 23.Fan hood 31.Stator winding
8.Outer bearing cap 16.Rotor core. end ring 24.Outer bearing bracket 32.Frame

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