elmatador
Electrical
- Jun 10, 2009
- 22
Hi there
We have several 4000v 3000HP motors which are fed from a Siemens MCC FVNR cells. My understanding is that medium voltage equipment is suitable for 90degC terminations where the ampacity of the conductor can be based on 90deg ampacities. How about the motor end? These are API 541 motors with class f insulation and b temperature rise. Is there anywhere in any specification that mentions the rating associated with the motor. Since the motor is above 500HP it doesn't have a NEMA MG-1 Design code. I did read in places where design codes B,C,D,E requires 75deg terminations.
Any feedback on this subject would be greatly appreciated. I am following the Canadian Electrical Code on this.
We have several 4000v 3000HP motors which are fed from a Siemens MCC FVNR cells. My understanding is that medium voltage equipment is suitable for 90degC terminations where the ampacity of the conductor can be based on 90deg ampacities. How about the motor end? These are API 541 motors with class f insulation and b temperature rise. Is there anywhere in any specification that mentions the rating associated with the motor. Since the motor is above 500HP it doesn't have a NEMA MG-1 Design code. I did read in places where design codes B,C,D,E requires 75deg terminations.
Any feedback on this subject would be greatly appreciated. I am following the Canadian Electrical Code on this.