Este webinario demuestra que un horno temporal de fácil fabricación se puede construir in situ o en el centro de servicio.

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.

El secado de devanados en campo presenta desafíos únicos en comparación con el secado en un centro de servicio.  Si bien también existen aspectos mecánicos que deben tenerse en cuenta, este artículo se centra exclusivamente en el secado del devanado. Las técnicas que se enumeran a continuación abarcan, en términos generales, los devanados de estator, las armaduras, las bobinas de campo, los rotores bobinados y los polos de un rotor.

We are cleaning a motor that is too large for our bake oven. In the past, we have placed the motor in front of the oven with the doors open, and draped a tarp over the frame to trap the heat. Is there a better way to dry it out? Most readers in our industry have used variations on that method to dry the windings of a motor that simply won't fit in the bake oven. There is a better way.

We've all faced those rush jobs, where a customer is desperate to get his motor back faster than humanly possible. It is our nature to try to do the impossible - that's why we are in this business. We enjoy a challenge and the opportunity to help people. Turning a motor around quickly, when a customer is in need, is rewarding. One of the most time-consuming steps - drying the windings after they have been cleaned - can be frustratingly slow when an anxious customer is calling. How long does that motor need to bake to be safe? Here is a procedure for those emergency repairs, to take the uncertainty out of the bake cycle.