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Location of bearings in MV motor 5

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edison123

Electrical
Oct 23, 2002
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Recently, I got a 3.3 KV, 2000 HP, 990 RPM motor for a rotor rewind. It has a ball bearing (6234) on the Drive End (DE) and a roller bearing (NU 234) on the slipring end (ODE).

First time, I am seeing a roller bearing on the ODE and a ball bearing on the DE.

When asked, the OEM says the arrangement is correct.

Any views on this ? Anyone else has seen such a bearing set-up ?

 
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Thx stardelta. That makes it three confirming the odd bearing set up. So, I will let the sleeping dogs lie.

 






Ed, aoladle best explains the bearing configuration effect on motor operation.

Needless to explain further about our consultant's view since they both had similar reason.


So, let your dog sleep! :)







 
Thx fbycil

OK. Two more votes against me.

I feel like Dubya right now.

 
hello, I´m new on this thread, and I´ll like to say something:
- First I got an hydro unit generator asincronous one, with pelton turbine that got the next configuration:

- Drive end: 1 roller bearing
1 angular bearing.
-Non drive end:
1 roller bearing

I think the angular bearing is only to support the axial effort, cause the roller bearing have no posibilities of support it.
And about the idea of the perfect alignement machine, I never found one... When do you say the machine got a good alignement, I´m not talking of zero.
And about the idea that in a perfect alignement machine there`s not radial forces, If you use an pelton turbine with one injector, you loose the pair of oposite forces.

Cheers to everybody and salud from sunny spain
 
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