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Carbon Brushes, Current Density and Performance

  • June 2019
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Presented by Chuck Yung
EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist

The lowly brush is underrated and misunderstood. The brush grade, brush pressure and spring tension, as well as the effect of load and humidity are each important to brush performance in DC machines, wound rotor motors, and synchronous machines.

This presentation covers:

  • Importance of brush grade
  • Effect of humidity and load (current)
  • Best practice method for removing brushes to improve performance
  • Brush pressure & spring tension by application
  • Supplemental cooling of slip ring / brush enclosures

This presentation will benefit service center technicians and supervisors.

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