Continue to Site

Eng-Tips is the largest engineering community on the Internet

Intelligent Work Forums for Engineering Professionals

  • Congratulations MintJulep on being selected by the Eng-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!

Search results for query: *

  1. TGHNylon

    Viscosity Question

    I have a gearbox at my plant which is running hot. I cleaned the heat exchanger on the oil cooler and have good flow on the water and on the oil sides. I noticed the oil in the box is viscosity grade 220 and then consulted the OEM literature which recommends VG 320. My questions is: Would using...
  2. TGHNylon

    TEFC in Class 2 Div 2 Group G

    Thanks, aolalde. That is quite helpful. Can I use NEMA 4 enclosure?
  3. TGHNylon

    TEFC in Class 2 Div 2 Group G

    I have an area classified as Class 2, Div 2, Group G for occasional dust. We have plenty of TEFC motors in this area, but no XP motors. Is this appropriate? The only guidance I can find says TEFC motors are suited to dusty environments and that XP motors are only needed in Class 1...
  4. TGHNylon

    Estimating Hot Side Temp of Vessel

    Thanks for all the feedback. The 420 F is taken on the steel surface. The vessel is 99% insulated, but around some of the nozzles the insulation is missing. The reading was taken on the actual vessel steel very close to where a nozzle penetrates the wall. I did not take a reading on the...
  5. TGHNylon

    Estimating Hot Side Temp of Vessel

    I need some help. I have an insulated vessel for which I know the cold side skin temp to be 420F. The material is steel and it's 1 inch thick. The outside ambient temp is 80F. The vessel is insulated, but I can get a pyrometer reading on one of the exposed nozzles where it enters the vessel...

Part and Inventory Search