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  1. Buhl

    winding resistance test for 3 phased AC Dahlander motor

    I know the temperature only if i order the motors with bould in temp. sensor. Otherwise i have to measure outside on the motor surface with a laser thermometer or maybe use thermal imaging. You suggest to measure the 3 windings with high precision instrument and the values should be the same...
  2. Buhl

    winding resistance test for 3 phased AC Dahlander motor

    Thank you - but if i order the motor with a PT100 sensor build inside then i dont need these tests ?
  3. Buhl

    winding resistance test for 3 phased AC Dahlander motor

    Hi Im not an electrical engineer but have somehow got involved in tests of ac motors. Could someone tell me if there is a standard for the below measurements to compare motors e.g. from different suppliers. And also what the purpose is - what can these measurements tell about the motor and how...
  4. Buhl

    accelerate sine vibration test

    Yes Greg - thank you for youre comment it sounds like i should stick to Amanuensis suggestion. The item being tested is a cooler consisting of: alu element, steel shroud, motor bracket, motor and fan assembly. The shaker table we use is a simple construction of a thick aluminum plate with a...
  5. Buhl

    accelerate sine vibration test

    Thanks guys I found this in a letter called PIE9301T.pm5 from www.ttiedu.com: "It follows that if a test is performed with an input vibration level of st on a test item that experiences an input vibration level of se in its service environment, the test duration Tt needed to produce the same...
  6. Buhl

    accelerate sine vibration test

    2 m/s^2 in 5 million cycles is the demands for a sine vibration test on a simple shaker table. could this value bee converted in a simple way so we could perform less cycles? im looking for some rules to accelerate this test.

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