@waross...i looked and found a complete list of codes for the representation of names of countries and their subdivisions
https://www.ip2location.com/free/country-information
for everyone's info
thank you
pardon me @che12345...
replying to your "1. No. Your system is 380V. Say + - 10% i.e. Hi 380V x 1.1 = 418V, or Lo 380V x 0.9 = 342V. How do you get 420V (+10%)?"
i got it from the options below:
3ph × 200 V, 50/60 Hz
3ph × 220 V, 50/60 Hz
3ph × 230 V, 50/60 Hz
3ph × 400 V, 50/60 Hz
3ph × 420 V...
@che12345...+/-10% acceptable value for a 380V power supply should be 420V (+10%) as the closest number than 400V, would you agree?
although 400V is most common from where I am. thank you very much still for the refresher:)
@waross..."..the code tells where your internet provider connects to...
Hi, an electrical stub out says 380v/60hz/3ph.
Which of the machine voltage ratings below are acceptable/recommended?
3 × 200 V, 50/60 Hz
3 × 220 V, 50/60 Hz
3 × 230 V, 50/60 Hz
3 × 400 V, 50/60 Hz
3 × 420 V, 50/60 Hz
3 × 460 V, 50/60 Hz
These are the only voltage available for the said machine...
@MedicineEng - Thank you for the advise. We already did this and due to weak suction of exhaust hood, we can barely see make up air doubling back through exhaust hood. But, it appears make up air 5 and 6 does.
@chicopee - it is belt-driven. This is my initial findings actually in lieu of...
Thanks everyone and apologies for the late responding as I was away.
Just to let you know, we are near the equator (southeast asia - the Philippines).
We will work on the exhaust system since its easier to modify on the fresh air based from the list of equipment computed CFM required to move...
@LittleInch - further to my aboe message, attached herewith is the complete data I gathered.https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=2f9637e9-85bd-4e69-99ce-2e2dc7e21299&file=KITCHEN_VENTILATION_DATA.xlsx
Dear All;
Thank you very much for taking the time to respond to my above message.
@LittleInch - Yes, ACR is the Air Change Rate. ACR 60 seems right from what I've read. Total air inlet flow rate of 32,016 is a combined ambient air @77°F (26,562) and air-conditioned air @68°F (5,454) and their...
Hello, everyone.
I have a friend who is an executive chef seeking my help about his kitchen which is discomforting to him and with his staff.
The last HVAC contractor who made the rehab of his kitchen supplied them with a motor capacity that is half the capacity from the originally installed...
Thank you all for the very helpful tips. I have managed to persuade the bldg administrator which is also the owner of the kitchen to install a transformer dedicated for his kitchen only (Thanks, Waross and ScottyUK).
Yes, Paulusgnome, based from the Instructions Manual, though unit is spec'd...
A local distributor insists on having a 208V 50-60HZ 3PH induction range unit plugged in on a 240V 60HZ 3PH power supply stub outs. I told him the manufacturer puts the specs 208V on the unit's data plate for a reason and when I asked him how does it affect the overall performance of the unit...
Thank you all for the continuous feed of excellent information...all advices well noted...already looked up with US MOTORS and WEG, indeed all these manufacturers could supply to our specs but finally got a ring from the dealer committing to replace them with specs as per requirement (took some...
Sorry for the late responding gentlemen as I was out for a business trip...
Hi, Zlatkodo! these are what i gathered as additional information about the existing motors, "MOTOR, AC, RELIANCE BRAND, XE DUTY MASTER / XT-EXTRA TOUGH,60HP, 380V/3PH/60HZ, 6-LEADS, 1780 RPM, 364T FRAME, TOTALLY...
hi, bill! maybe I didn't make myself quite clear. allow me to try it one more time...
the old cooling tower fan drive motor is 380V/60HZ/3PH supplied by 380V/60HZ/3PH utility and now needs replacement so we were looking for similar unit. a local Baldor dealer is proposing to replace this with a...
Hi,
We have Baldor motor units, specifically models ECP4314T and ECTM4314T, with voltages rated at 460V/60HZ/3PH to replace the old cooling tower fan drive motor units. However, available power supply is only 380V/60HZ/3PH. what are the possible effects the 460V motors would have in terms of...