Electric motors test 1 nameplates Flashcards

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Since a nameplate has limited space to convey the ratings, most information is abbrieveated or coded to save space

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The actual voltage applied to a motor should be withing 15% of the motor’s nameplate rated voltage

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AC motors will typically use levels of 24V, 48V, 90V, or 180V

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The list of motor nameplate locked-rotor indicating code letters begins with the letter “A” and ends with “Z”

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5
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Directly applying any frequency to a motor other than the nameplate rated frequency will change the motor;s operating characteristics and can damage the motor

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Electric motors typically require either direct current, single-phase AC or three phase AC

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When the nameplate of a motor does not list a service factor rating, a service factor rating of 1.00 is assumed and there is no built in safety margin for the motor

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Motor manufacturers produce only energy efficient motors

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9
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Insulation breakdown is the most common cause of motor failure

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For fractional-HP frame sizes, the frame number represents the distance from the bottom of the base to the center of the shaft in 8ths of an inch.

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Typically operating environments for totally enclosed motor enclosures include the following: wet locations, dirty locations, oily locations, corrosive locations, extremely low and high temp locations gas and other hazardous locations and combustible dust locations

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12
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Most motors include light-duty or medium-duty rated bearings

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13
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The voltage applied to a motor must always exactly match the nameplate voltage rating

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14
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For every 1% of voltage unbalance there can be up to a 6% current unbalance

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Design B motors are the most common type of industrial motors in use today.

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16
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A __________ is a metal tag permanently attached to an electric motor frame that gives the required electrical ratings, operating ratings, and mechanical-design codes of the motor

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nameplate

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17
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Electrical ratings included on motor nameplates include a ____ rating and phase

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current, voltage, frequench (alltheabove)

18
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The_________ rating is the amount of current a motor draws when delivering full rated power output.

19
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__________ current or starting current, or irush current is the amount of current a motor draws on startup

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locked rotor current

20
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The _______ rating is a description of the expected or allowed application of a motor

21
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The ________ is the difference between the winding temp of a running motor and the ambient temp

22
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______ motors are used in applications such as compressors, waste-disposal systems, electric hoists, gate-opening motors, and other applications in which the motor need only be turned on for short time periods to meet application requirements

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Intermittent-rated

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The NEMA_______ letter isa code letter representing a National Electric Manufacturers Association motor classification for the torque and current curves of a motor

24
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A design__________ motor is an integral-horsepower 3phase induction motor design made for full voltage starting nad high locked rotor torque, with locked rotor current not exceeding a specified value

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A_______ is a machine component used to reduce friction and maintain clearance between stationary and moving parts.
motor bearing
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The ____ is a code letter signifying the maximum operating temp of the insulation used in a motor
insulation class
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A design ________ motor is an integral-horsepower single phase motor design made for full voltage starting and locked rotor torque higher than for design M, N and O motors.
L
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The ________ , or duty cycle, is the amount of time a motor can be operated without being turned OFF to allow for cooling
operating time rating
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________ type is the type of protection given to a motor to shield the motor from the outside environment as well as to protect individuals form the electrical and rotating parts of the motor
Enclosuure
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A motor’s nameplate rating is the optimal voltage that should be connected to the motor for best operating performance.
voltage
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__ ___ratings include the power rating, usage rating, service factor rating, speed rating, operating time rating, motor efficiency rating, ambient temperature rating, and insulation class.
operation
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The rating_______ is the amount of power a motor can deliver to a load
power
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The ____________rating of a motor is the approximate speed at which the rotor of a motor rotates when delivering rated power to a load.
speed
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The __________is a number designating standard dimensions of a motor housing, shaft, and mounting holes.
frame size
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____________motors have three- or four-digit frame numbers
integral-horsepower
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__________is a measure of the effectiveness with which a motor converts electrical energy to mechanical energy.
motor-efficiency
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A design motor is a fractional-horsepower single-phase motor design made for fullvoltage starting and locked-rotor current not exceeding specified values.
N
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A(n) ___________motor enclosure is a motor enclosure that prevents air from entering the motor
totally closed
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The____________ is a multiplier that represents the amount of load, beyond the rated load, that can be placed on a motor without causing damage.
service factor
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Motors that are rated for ___________________ usage are used in a wide range of applications and for mechanical loads such as conveyors, machine tools, and belt-driven equipment.
general purpose
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______________motor enclosures include general, drip-proof, splashproof, guarded, semiguarded, and drip-proof fully guarded types.
open
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