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Training Film 20: Testing Three-Phase, AC Motors Rated 600 Volts or Less

  • June 1987
  • Number of views: 8381
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Recording duration: 24 minutes

Outlines the basic steps and procedures commonly used for testing three-phase, AC motors rated 600 volts or less, including preliminary insulation resistance, continuity and no-load tests, as well as the single-phase test for rotors. Also explains how to test components once the motor has been disassembled; these procedures include surge-comparison, polarization index, growler and DC high-potential tests, as well as the “loop” test for stator cores. Additionally, examines performance of final insulation resistance, noload, vibration and dynamometer tests of repaired or rewound motors.

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This training film is archived here solely for historical purposes. The film was produced many years ago and does not meet EASA's current presentation standards. Some procedures may have also changed.



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