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Specifications
Units for specifications
Electric Motor Specifications
Type of EX-Protection | Class 1 Division 2 Group A,B,C,D T3 (NEC or CEC) |
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Mounting Designation | F1 or F2 |
Voltage/Frequency | 4000V & 4160V ± 10%/60 Hz |
Full Load Speed | 894 rpm |
Electric Motor Type | Squirrel Cage Induction Motor |
Number of Poles | 8 |
Maximum Ambient Temperature | 104 °F 40 °C |
Full Load Current | 458 Amps |
Shaft | 8.5 in 216 mm |
Rated Torque | 20555 lb/ft 27869 N·m |
Maximum Altitude - Before Derate | 3300 ft 1000 m |
Locked Rotor Amps | 540% Code E |
Connection of Stator Winding | Star |
Standards | NEMA MG1 |
Duty | Continuous |
Enclosure Type/Method of Cooling | WP-II |
Locked Rotor Torque | 60% |
Service Factor | 1.15 SF (1.0 VFD) |
No Load Current | 137 Amps |
Insulation | Class F |
Temperature Rise | Class B at rated load |
Standard Equipment
Bearings
- Bearing RTDs for temperature monitoring
- Insulated non-drive end bearings to reduce bearing currents
- Anti-friction on 1500 hp (optional)
Rotors
- Designed for minimal vibration
- Dynamic balancing at full operational speed
- Fabricated copper squirrel cages
- Forged, keyless shaft
- AISI 4140/DIN42CrMo4 shaft
Stators
- Radial air ducts ensure uniform and efficient cooling
- Vacuum pressure impregnated with specially formulated epoxy resin
- 2X RTDS per Phase
- Space heater
- Welded and machined stator core retains its rigidity throughout motor life to ensure a sealed and homogeneous insulation system that results in high dielectric strength, excellent heat transfer and the elimination of hazardous internal partial discharges