La conexión incorrecta de los motores eléctricos es una causa frecuente de fallo y es más común de lo que parece. La falta de información y la mala interpretación de los datos de placa son algunas de sus causas. En este webinario se explican los diferentes tipos de conexiones para los motores eléctricos trifásicos de una o varias velocidades con al menos 6 cables de salida y se comparan las equivalencias NEMA e IEC para el marcado de cables. La información proporcionada también será de gran utilidad para evitar el conexionado incorrecto en los diferentes voltajes. También incluye las conexiones por devanado partido (Part Winding) y como interpretar la información de la conexión de la placa de datos.

This session examines features, benefits and drawbacks of both conventional and alternative methods of cleaning electric motors. 

This webinar will cover video animation of a DC motor, attraction / repulsion explanation as magnets and more.

This webinar will identify and define these failure modes true and false brinelling, spalling and more.

This webinar will provide an understanding of the nature of this style pump and the various forces essential to diagnosing and correcting vibration problems on vertical pump motors.

This webinar session will address the topic of a various temperature sensing devices including RTD’s, thermostats, thermocouples and thermistors. The advantages of each and the proper application will be covered.

This one-hour webinar will examine identifying belt vibration, identifying pulley pitch line run-out vibration and more.

The rules of thumb often applied to journal bearings in horizontal machines don’t apply to vertical machines. Vertical turbine pumps are a common example. This webinar will explain the characteristics of bearing in these pumps and provide examples of manufacturers specifications. 

Vertical turbine pumps are used extensively in every segment of industry. Although they are not complex, repairing them in the service center can present a few challenges. 

Unusual winding connections can create real headaches if they aren’t correctly identified when the data is taken. And the time required to “get it right the second time” comes directly off your bottom line.