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Time is your most valuable resource—yet most leaders struggle to manage it effectively. Discover practical tools and behavior changes that will help you achieve more with less stress.

While air-to-air cooled machines (WPII or TEAAC) dominate the market, water-to-air cooling is typical for motors rated above 5,000 kW (6,700 hp) or where water is readily available, or with specific applications such as wind generators. Service centers encounter two configurations: external tube heat exchangers and integral water jacket heat exchangers.

While there are mechanical concerns to consider as well, this article covers only the drying of the winding. The techniques listed here broadly cover stator windings, armatures, field poles, wound rotors and rotor poles.

Goals without action are just wishes. Learn the structured process that transforms aspirations into achievements and discover how to align your daily actions with your long-term vision.

The new Motor Winding Workbench is now live and replaces EASA’s Motor Winding Database and the AC Motor Verification & Redesign program (Version 4). Visit workbench.easa.com (log in required) to access the new app that is included FREE as part of your EASA membership! 

This presentation covers what partial discharge is, how partial discharge damages insulation, and some testing methods.   

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In our industry, we have a lot of terms that are almost the same. And we even use the same exact terms for multiple unrelated things. This article provides examples of why using proper terminology is so important.

This article explains the role, testing, and precise placement of thermal protectors in explosion proof motors to maintain certification and ensure workplace safety.