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Broken Bars In The Rotor Of Induction
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osama ali
post May 20 2008, 08:30 PM
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Dear sir
many times vibration and motor current signture analysis survey performed for the motors at our site and the report clear the motor has broken and /or cracks in the rotor but after dismantle the motor and pullout the rotor found the rotor doesn't suffering from any kind of broken bar or cracks at ambient temp.
your kind support to advise me how can detect these cracks and beoken bars at workshop?
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post May 21 2008, 07:15 PM
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Hello osama

A common place for the bars to crack, is at the ends where the shorting ring is attached.
It is not always obvious that there is a crack as the crack is often buried in the weld.

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Mark.


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